The Monsters' Favorite

Special Episode: Date Night (The Unknown)

Warnings: Canon Typical Violence & Death, Stalking, Slight Voyeurism, Semi Public Masturbation, Fingering, Vaginal Sex, Alien Biology, Genital Teeth, Dubcon/Noncon

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A sliver of Greenville was transported to the Entity's realm, a place that Mikaela and new girl Sable both grew up in. How strange for it to be here, of all places... You didn't know if it was truly strange that it was here, being tied to two survivors that were rather to their peers in the Fog. They were strange individuals, strange but good natured. It was no surprise that something else found its way into the Entity's embrace, especially something so infamous that its track record spanned decades, leading into the next century.

Mikaela and Sable always believed in the Fog, even before they truly knew it or had any reason to do so. They believed in the dark, though Mikaela tried to find the light within it while Sable reveled in the pitch black. She was the first to believe in the things that could go bump in the night, though she was the last between the two of them to truly experience it. They were mixed upon seeing the square of their hometown in the Entity's realm. It was nostalgic but sad. Disturbing. Sable warned of something incredibly dangerous that lurked in the darkest corners of Greenville, worse than the run of the mill killers that all survivors faced on a regular basis. Something that made people go mad and little girls rip their eyeballs out. It thoroughly disturbed everyone, everyone but you.

A new killer...? A new companion?

"Don't go to that terrible place... It's... not what Mikaela and I once knew it to be." Sable looked tired whenever she gave this warning. Everyone dreaded the trial that they would be sent to it, where they would ultimately see whatever terrible thing lurked in the dark and spirited its victims away.

Everyone but you.

It was strange to see such a modern addition to the Fog... It was comforting, in a way, even in spite of how twisted everything was. Holes where they didn't belong, ruin and destruction, flickering lights... At least the arcades and the projector in the movie theater still worked, you mused. That was a boon that you weren't expecting, though it certainly was a pleasant surprise, especially since you found the arcade machines were actually functional.

"Huh... When's the last time I've played a game like this?" You don't know why you were speaking aloud, fiddling with the bumpers of a worn down pinball machine as it ringed and beeped an obnoxious tune. You found yourself straining your ears as you looked over your shoulder.

...a quick game or two wouldn't hurt, would it?

One game turned into seven, and you were kicking and tilting the machine by the time you got annoyed enough to stop. If this thing actually required money to function, you would have probably lost your mind by this point. You cursed it and kicked it once more, swearing as you hit it in just the right way so you really felt it underneath the nail of your big toe. You felt a flash of hot pain course through your foot and you shouted, hobbling over to a bench that you heavily plopped down upon with a sigh.

Huh. Was this the most normalcy that you've had in a while? Maybe it was... but it didn't change the fact that you were being watched from somewhere, by someone or, rather, by something. You felt the hairs on your body stand on end as you perceived something in the upstairs room of the movie theater.

"..."

"..."

Or maybe you were just being paranoid that you hadn't seen your newest partner yet? It was unusual to go so long without being pounced on by a needy killer. Maybe it was stalking you? Fear and apprehension began to creep up the side of your neck, colouring your face slightly as you picked at the skirt of your yellow sundress.