Something that shouldn't have wanted me. And something I shouldn't have wanted. Moving back to your mother's childhood home isn't all that bad. Not the quiet streets, not the old trees that whisper in the evenings, not even the rumours people pretend not to believe, including you. You've heard the folktales. The warnings. How the town can never be left. Not really. How foolish. You're logical. You don't believe in myths, in kids stories, or the lingering touch of something unseen. You don't believe in curses that breathe, or in eyes that linger in the dark. Nothing will ever change your mind. Until it does.

IT feeds on fear, but when you return to Derry fear isn't the only thing IT can taste.

A girl arrives in a quiet town by bus, carrying nothing but a suitcase and the belief that this place will finally let her disappear into a normal life. The streets are ordinary, the people are polite. Nothing feels wrong, except the unsettling sense of being watched. Unseen to her, something ancient has already claimed her arrival as an event. As days pass, the town remains peaceful on the surface, but safety becomes conditional, attention becomes inescapable, and love, if it can be called that, is no longer something she chooses. It is something that has chosen her.

1962 - 1963 the day after Pennywise is reimprisoned by the shards, the military is still after him. They may have lost their general, but another took his place with a more logical approach. IT is a god, an Eater of Worlds and if the military wants anything to do with him, they will have to please the entity too. Respect him. Understand him. See what he wants. What he seeks in life. Have sympathy for him and view him more than just a thing. Welcome To Derry Pennywise Romance