#ofdarkandmacabre

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The Hungry Ship

The Minotaur was a ship that roamed the seas looking for other boats and then absorbed parts and living crew into the structure of the ship, creating a mad shared mind, driven by the need to gain materials and replenish itself, having forgotten whatever its original voyage was, beyond keep going no matter what.

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The country existed as long as the inhabitants thought about it. The people worked in shifts to read and write its histories and geography. There were still a few moments when their attention wandered and reality started breaking up into whiteness. #picturewantsastory

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Sarah Schlange had learned and bartered to perform the ‘Dance of the 7 Skins’ She would appear to remove 6 different outfits with ease. The final skin would be her full reveal, when her body would grow, the scales appear and her mouth extended. #picturewantsastory

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Among the Victoria mediums, the strangest were the Kotthel sisters who claimed to materialise animal spirits such as birds or rodents from thin air. Other stories tell of creatures later discovered as fossils. Strange large cats and dogs. Figures between ape and human. Finally in a sealed room, investigators and scientists pushed them to greater manifestations. Among the torn remains, there was no trace of the sisters. Sightings of them have been steadily reported across Britain, Europe and America, always the same age, always in the company of undefined creatures, such as strange birds, large black dogs and ape-men.

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The sum of a vanished city.

As she slept, a city was built and flourished within her dream. In that life-span it realised it’s ephemeral nature and used everything to send out a sphere containing the city's history and knowledge. When she found it and touched it, the city was remembered. #picturewantsastory

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During the Prohibition gang age, the Flaymouse ladies were the deadliest. Cursed to be half-bat, they transported illegal booze via the air, owning distribution areas. Disputes were settled, with victims found on the street, dead from the impact of the fall.