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[sunkensaturn]

hey what do you get when you have an already traumatized oc and a Life is Strange AU that ends with the dark room?

:)

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[vcnishact]

VERSE INFO; DARK ROOM

note: this is an non-canon experimental AU, i may not use it much but i will if requested. trigger warnings for kidnapping and drugging.

It started with them being in the dark room, originally a victim of drugging and surprising interest by Mr. Jefferson. Did he think they had any sort of innocence at this point? A bold assumption, but it gave them sort of an advantage when they had offered a deal to keep them alive despite knowing his true colors and... Hobby.

At first it seemed that they would have to be killed, until they remembered their power and decided to out their ‘gift’ to him, which makes him reconsider, as, it would make his job of retrieving ‘models’ a lot easier. So this contract was made, the only thing Sol requests is for him not to touch any of their family members despite the chances of that happening are very low.

Don’t get them wrong, they hate that this is their ‘job’ at this point, but they didn’t want to die, not yet at least. So now they’re sort of ‘forced’ to work with him as well as Nathan (someone they consider ‘pompous’, but eventually gets to know him better), while Nathan places the drugs in the drink, Sol is the one that actually has to deliver the ‘models’ to the dark room. It makes them sick, but they try to numb the feelings with drugs. 

At some point, Mark encourages them to take photos as well; and while at first, they would rather ‘sketch’ the unconscious models, eventually they didn’t really have a choice in the matter once threats had been brought onto the table. During all of this, they do plan to escape this with Nathan. Usually, killing isn’t something they would consider but it’s the only way that the both of them can get away from this monster.

[kalosian-writer]

@skytamerwinona continued from [x]

“Because I can’t really do much as your ‘servant’ if my feet are stuck in cement. Remember?”