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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL FOLLOWERS
This account is being moved to its own solo account at @astridthesilverspecter Her character is also getting a soft reboot, mainly concerning power origin and changing her last name from Bell to Brown because of reasons.
I’m going to eventually give @nighttimetrinkets her own account as well, although she won’t be getting a ‘reset’ with any of her rps or character elements.
Reblog this if you’re an LGBT+ mun.
good morning God has let me live another day and I’m about to make it everybody’s problem
lxrdlicxrice:
He yelped, tumbling to the ground forwards into the icing. He turned over on the ground and looked at what scene that had just happened behind him.
He narrowed his eyes to see said girl he had kicked out a few hours ago stuck under a peppermint tree.
“Why- you seem to have gotten yourself stuck. What a strange situation.” He said darkly before standing up. “What a shame. I hope you’ll be able to get out.” He smirked as he wiped the icing off of his outfit.
“What!? I just saved you!” She tried to pull leg out from under the peppermint tree, but only got pain in return. “SHI-!” Astrid glared at the man. “You can’t just leave me here-!”
lxrdlicxrice:
The crunch of icing under his foot was a wonderfully distracting sound. It helped him to focus on something else other than what had just occurred a couple hours earlier.
Of course, being so distracted he didn’t quite catch the creaking and snapping of a breaking peppermint tree. Only realizing he was directly in its fall path after it had already started to fall.
Astrid was only partially aware of her suddenly getting onto her feet, and then running to push the man out of the way. It happened in a blur that was only made clear as the top half of a peppermint tree came crashing onto her leg.
“GAH-!”
lxrdlicxrice:
The darkness of the wicket made it hard to navigate, but the light of the outside world would easily pour in at the entrance.
—–
It was a stressful last few hours, having to deal with the girl who stalked him home and then turned into a ghost. For the last few hours he was pacing his house. He decided he needed to get out for a walk.
Into the peppermint forest, while not the ideal place to be, certainly offered him solace in the form of something different to look at.
First a forest of lollipops, the a licorice wicket, and not a forest of peppermint? For a moment Astrid wondered if she was just having an extremely vivid, extremely weird dream- but after several hours of walking aimlessly, the ache in her legs was too real to be dreamed up.
Would she ever find a town?
Deciding to take a break, Astrid sat down by one of the peppermint trees and rummaged through her bag. There was a mostly-empty bag of Twizzlers (she’d eaten several of them during class) and began to snack.
A few minutes later she’d spy a familiar figure wandering through the peppermint trees.
No way- that can’t really be him, right?
It certainly looked like him.
lxrdlicxrice:
“I don’t care!” He screeched. “Leave! Or I’ll make you leave! I don’t care who you are or what you can do all I care about is YOU LEAVING.” He said, swinging his cane at Astrid. “Go find someone else for help! Anyone! I don’t care! Just! Leave!”
Astrid stumbled back from his cane, narrowly avoiding getting hit. Clearly, she wasn’t getting anywhere with this man. “Okay, okay I’m going!” And she hurried out the door, and into the forest.
The very deep, maze-like forest.
She had a feeling she was going to be doing a lot of walking tonight.
lxrdlicxrice:
He took a few steps back, eyes wide. “You just died and that wasn’t supposed to happen!” He screeched. “Get away from me you witch!” He continued to screech .”Get out of my house and get out of my wicket!”
Well this had backfired spectacularly.
“Wait, I didn’t die- well, I did- but that was a long time ago and I’m fine now! I just kinda can do that sometimes! AlsoIdunnowhatawicketis. My name is Astrid, alright? I’m not a witch- I’m just kinda different is all. But I’m not dead, I’m just a teenager who opened a box and now I’m here and I just need to know how to not be... wherever this candy place is.”
Usually she loved scaring people, but not when they’d done nothing to her- and, to be fair, she did kind of stalk this guy to his house. That probably was a bit creepy from his perspective. Also the whole ghost thing.
lxrdlicxrice:
He glanced back as the body of the girl went limp in his grasp only to be met with the ghost of said girl. His eyes went wide and the dropped the girl, screaming loudly as his mustache stuck straight out in both ends and the licorice in his hat stuck straight up cartoonishly.
The spectral figure immediately dashed towards the girls body, disappearing into it. Slowly the girls eyes opened, and she sluggishly got to her feet “Ugh...” Even being out of her body for such a brief moment made coming back to it feel like she had heavy weights attached to each of her limbs.
She brushed her fingers through her bright red hair. Despite her exhaustion, she found herself forcing a smile away- that had been the best scare she’d ever done, and she hadn’t even been trying that time.
Looking back at the man, she gave a sheepish grin. “Ah... yeah, sorry, that wasn’t supposed to happen.”
lxrdlicxrice:
“Oh yes I’m aware you fell. Right onto my machine. You didn’t answer my question stupid child. Why did you follow me. You ruined my machine and I told you to buzz off and yet! Here you are! Any sane person would have left. Oh but you! Not you! That must be it! You must be absolutely nuts! Well I have some good news! There’s a house a few miles out of here that would fit you juuust fine! In fact! I;ll walk you to the exit!” He said with a false cheer as he made his way to the exit of the wicket, dragging Astrid behind him.
“Wait, I-” Unable to escape from his grasp, she apparently decided to escape herself all together.
Her body went limp as a silver, spectral humanoid floated where she had been seconds ago. “Ah, crap.” Why does this keep happening?
lxrdlicxrice:
“So you decided to follow the person who told you to leave him alone? Don’t play stupid. You didn’t need to follow me into the wicket- in case you haven’t noticed there’s a distinct lack of people here!” He snarled, shaking her. “So what are you actually doing here you lying little sneak? You better give me or else you’ll find yourself thrown into the nearest lake with some rock candy tied to you.”
Something about a man in a candy outfit in a place made of candy with candy minions threatening to drown her was rather disturbing. More so than if it had been just a normally dressed man in a normal place with normal minions. “I told you! I fell from the sky! I opened a box that I found and then the next thing I know I’m falling from the sky and landing on your machine! I mean, why would I do any of that on purpose?” She was still very, very sore from it all.
lxrdlicxrice:
Once again, unfortunately for Astrid, the little bites running around were very observant and one had raised the alarm against her as soon as she had shown her face.
Lord Licorice was not having a good day, so he stomped over and picked up the intruder by the scruff of their shirt to find-
“I told you to leave me alone!” He snarled very angrily.
Astrid suddenly found herself forced off her feet and face to face with the man she had followed. “Wha- sorry! I thought you were headed to a town or somethin’ so I followed you! I told ya I have no idea where I am.” She struggled against his grip, trying to pry his fingers off her shirt- this wasn’t exactly a comfortable position for her.
lxrdlicxrice:
Unfortunately for Astrid, the man did not live in a town. No. He lived in a wicket made of licorice that was so tightly twisted together that no light was able to get through the cracks into the dark tunnels of licorice. And this is where the man had turned into, unhesitatingly into the dimly lit tunnels.
He stomped all the way into a building wit tall open entrances. In the middle a fire was crackling and little licorice bites ran around as he barked commands. They brought over a chair which he sat down into in front of the fire.
Astrid’s disappointment in not finding anyone else more willing to talk was quickly replaced with amazement at where this man lived. A mysterious building in a creepy (albeit delicious) forest with his own minions? It was like something out of a book- sure, the book would be talking about the villain, but villains always had the cooler aesthetics anyway.
She followed after him, although she would quickly dive behind the nearest piece of furniture, hoping not to be seen just yet.
lxrdlicxrice:
“It doesn’t matter if you meant to do it or not what matters is that you did and that you ruined everything!” He snarled, snapping the stick over his knee. “I was so close to completely ruining the Peppermint Forest and then you had to come along and fall on my machine!”
He said turning on his heel, his cape swishing behind him. “If you’re too empy headed to know where you are then you should ask someone who cares!” He said as he stomped off.
Astrid had so many more questions, but it was obvious that he wasn’t about to answer a single one of them.
Unfortunately, she didn’t know who else to ask- or even where anybody else was. Surely there were other people around wherever this was? But if she just wandered off, who knows where she’d end up.
Perhaps if she followed this man- quietly, so he wouldn’t try to chase her off- she could find other people. He probably lived in a town or something, right?
She waited for him to go a bit further ahead before continuing to follow, using the lollipop trees as cover if he ever decided to look behind him.
lxrdlicxrice:
He blinked at her, stunned at the absolute stupidty of what she just said before-
“You fell on my machine and ruined everything!” He snarled, fist tightening around the bare lolipop stick. “Go prance some empty fields or ask someone else for help. You’ve already ruined my day so do me a facor and ruin someone elses.”
“On your- oh, shi- sorry! Seriously didn’t mean to do that- but, I really do need to know where I actually landed like... general location wise.” She didn’t seem to be taking the hint, or at least didn’t care to, as she continued to follow him. “And why is everything candy? Including your outfit?”
lxrdlicxrice:
He smashed the lolipop he was holding into another lolipop tree, smashing both of them in the process and leaving him with only a stick. And while he was ready to smash someone to pieces, smashing the lolipops had done his temper good-
at least until
“WHAT?” He snapped at the new comer. If they were here to tell him to knock it off he’d knock them off.
She flinched slightly at his response, although it wasn’t unexpected. Could he kill her with a lollipop? She hadn’t thought of that- ah well, too late to turn back now.
“Sorry, but, well- kinda fell from the sky and don’t really know where I landed?”
lxrdlicxrice:
Once he was a good distance away he stopped running and slowed to a walk. And his anger and frustration was rolling off of him in waves.
By the time he had slowed down he had found himself in the Lolipop woods and needing to blow off some steam. So he grabbed the sturdiest lolipop he could find and swung it and the closest one he could see.
“I was so close!”
Astrid had slowed down her own pace to match with his- although more because she was coughing up a storm from all the excitement. She took a moment to pause and lean against a lollipop tree-
-wait, what?
Suddenly, she realized; not only were the trees lollipops, but every single thing around her seemed to be made of candy.
“The heck-?”
She looked ahead of her, finally taking a good look at the man she had been following.
His outfit was made of licorice, and he didn’t seem all to happy at the moment. Probably something to do with the explosion, whatever that had been about.
Quietly she picked up the pace once more, this time calling out to the strange man.
“Uh, hey-?”
