(OoC-Invite Only)
Chad had just turned down his street, the street that he'd trudged up and down so many times before. He was a tall silhouette against the setting sun and the seventeen year old student was exhausted, a long boring day at his nothing special school, followed by an unbearably dull session of detention that was his punishment for knocking out some poor misguided fool that made a mockery of him sitting alone at lunch. Of course, this was nothing new, he had always been subject to many cruel jokes and pranks, but today it pushed him over the edge and that was somewhere not easy to get him. His medium length black hair clung to his face, it was pouring not long after he left the school and had just let up not far from where he was. The Sun had broken through the clouds not long ago and Chad had to turn his green eyes that seemed to glow in the bright light toward the ground. His vintage wash jeans and his black T-shirt that sported a band picture of the Clash, were soaking through to his skin, his black leather boats were heavier than usual, he wished he'd have worn his knee length trench coat that was in his closet. He had not but reached the front door when an eerie silence fell, from what he imagined, for miles around. He unlocked the door set down his book bag and plopped down on the couch and still heard not a sound in the clinging silence that hung in the air.
"It's nothing," he said to himself, and then repeated, "Nothing at all, just my imagination...I must be more tired than I thought." He flipped the television on and the static reflected in those glowing green eyes, he changed the channel but nothing happened, the same static, like something was interfering with the signal. He turned off the television and walked over to the window, he swore that it was just his mind playing tricks, maybe his television was just on the fritz, nothing serious. He turned away but quickly turned back, he could've sworn he'd seen something move just then, just out of the corner of his eye. He went outside and looked down the long quiet street and as he looked around the air around him grew chilling, he was even shivering...a shadow had fallen over the street, though nothing was blocking the sun, still sinking lower into the horizon. He felt like something was waiting, watching and he felt the sensation send shivers down his spine. He turned on his heels and ran as quickly as he could to his parents room, he flung the door open, it was empty. He felt hopelessly alone, he grabbed his fathers spare key and ran to the car still parked in the drive way. He had to go somewhere public, somewhere that was never empty, just to feel the presence of other people, just to make sure he was not alone, not really. He had just reached the door and inserted the key, when he felt that same shiver down his spine and hopped into the truck and looked around, the air about him was getting frosty and he wanted the warmth of human company, he drove as fast as he could to the mall just about a mile down the road. The feeling stuck to him and he saw the same shadow fall across the whole of the mall, but at least he could see others, they were all about him walking here and there and he felt their presence, but he also felt the presence of something more ominous in the back of his mind taunting him and then night fell and his feeling of horror became reality...
It started off small but it grow with the darkness of the night, he didn't know what is was exactly...it came like the wind but looked like a shadow. But then suddenly became all to real. A monstrous being 15 feet high stared down at him, he couldn't believe what he was seeing all he knew was that it was nothing good. He cried out, "Help! Help! It's unbelievable! Clear out you idiots get away while you can!" The faces turned and looked at him, bewildered, they thought him insane, they couldn't see what was standing right in front of them and he thought he heard the monstrous thing laugh as it took a giant step toward him. His first, rather, only impulse was to run, to get away, he just had to get away. The shadow beast acted as if it had read his mind and reached down to grab him but he barely managed to avoid capture and he ran, with his greatest speed, away toward the mall, his makeshift sanctuary. The beast reacted to his escape by picking up the nearest vehicle and flinging it toward him, only at this did the other people around the scene begin to panic, running this way and that trying to figure out what had just happened, still unaware of the monster at it's source.
The beast was made of what could only be decribed as solidified black tar, it had no mouth or nose but had two yellow, bloodshot eyes, it's fingers were pointed as though it's hands weren't hands at all but two halves of an extremely large iron maiden that had only five spikes per side. It's body was covered in chains that were made of some sort of glowing violet matter, the chains hung broken around it's waist, up to it's shoulders, circled the neck and ran intertwining around the tree trunk thick arms. Chad had just managed to make in through the door when he felt it's thunderous stomps approaching...
Chad had just turned down his street, the street that he'd trudged up and down so many times before. He was a tall silhouette against the setting sun and the seventeen year old student was exhausted, a long boring day at his nothing special school, followed by an unbearably dull session of detention that was his punishment for knocking out some poor misguided fool that made a mockery of him sitting alone at lunch. Of course, this was nothing new, he had always been subject to many cruel jokes and pranks, but today it pushed him over the edge and that was somewhere not easy to get him. His medium length black hair clung to his face, it was pouring not long after he left the school and had just let up not far from where he was. The Sun had broken through the clouds not long ago and Chad had to turn his green eyes that seemed to glow in the bright light toward the ground. His vintage wash jeans and his black T-shirt that sported a band picture of the Clash, were soaking through to his skin, his black leather boats were heavier than usual, he wished he'd have worn his knee length trench coat that was in his closet. He had not but reached the front door when an eerie silence fell, from what he imagined, for miles around. He unlocked the door set down his book bag and plopped down on the couch and still heard not a sound in the clinging silence that hung in the air.
"It's nothing," he said to himself, and then repeated, "Nothing at all, just my imagination...I must be more tired than I thought." He flipped the television on and the static reflected in those glowing green eyes, he changed the channel but nothing happened, the same static, like something was interfering with the signal. He turned off the television and walked over to the window, he swore that it was just his mind playing tricks, maybe his television was just on the fritz, nothing serious. He turned away but quickly turned back, he could've sworn he'd seen something move just then, just out of the corner of his eye. He went outside and looked down the long quiet street and as he looked around the air around him grew chilling, he was even shivering...a shadow had fallen over the street, though nothing was blocking the sun, still sinking lower into the horizon. He felt like something was waiting, watching and he felt the sensation send shivers down his spine. He turned on his heels and ran as quickly as he could to his parents room, he flung the door open, it was empty. He felt hopelessly alone, he grabbed his fathers spare key and ran to the car still parked in the drive way. He had to go somewhere public, somewhere that was never empty, just to feel the presence of other people, just to make sure he was not alone, not really. He had just reached the door and inserted the key, when he felt that same shiver down his spine and hopped into the truck and looked around, the air about him was getting frosty and he wanted the warmth of human company, he drove as fast as he could to the mall just about a mile down the road. The feeling stuck to him and he saw the same shadow fall across the whole of the mall, but at least he could see others, they were all about him walking here and there and he felt their presence, but he also felt the presence of something more ominous in the back of his mind taunting him and then night fell and his feeling of horror became reality...
It started off small but it grow with the darkness of the night, he didn't know what is was exactly...it came like the wind but looked like a shadow. But then suddenly became all to real. A monstrous being 15 feet high stared down at him, he couldn't believe what he was seeing all he knew was that it was nothing good. He cried out, "Help! Help! It's unbelievable! Clear out you idiots get away while you can!" The faces turned and looked at him, bewildered, they thought him insane, they couldn't see what was standing right in front of them and he thought he heard the monstrous thing laugh as it took a giant step toward him. His first, rather, only impulse was to run, to get away, he just had to get away. The shadow beast acted as if it had read his mind and reached down to grab him but he barely managed to avoid capture and he ran, with his greatest speed, away toward the mall, his makeshift sanctuary. The beast reacted to his escape by picking up the nearest vehicle and flinging it toward him, only at this did the other people around the scene begin to panic, running this way and that trying to figure out what had just happened, still unaware of the monster at it's source.
The beast was made of what could only be decribed as solidified black tar, it had no mouth or nose but had two yellow, bloodshot eyes, it's fingers were pointed as though it's hands weren't hands at all but two halves of an extremely large iron maiden that had only five spikes per side. It's body was covered in chains that were made of some sort of glowing violet matter, the chains hung broken around it's waist, up to it's shoulders, circled the neck and ran intertwining around the tree trunk thick arms. Chad had just managed to make in through the door when he felt it's thunderous stomps approaching...