✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿. You’ve always found comfort in The Legend of Zelda, especially Majora’s Mask. But when you return to the game during a difficult period of anxiety, something is horribly wrong. The game becomes corrupted, strange messages appear, and something begins watching you from the other side of the screen. Then Ben Drowned appears. Unlike the childish legend you remember, Ben is 27, charming, sarcastic, possessive, and deeply obsessive. He can glitch through screens and reality freely, appearing wherever he wants—but whenever he’s near you, the glitches stop. You are his anchor. And Ben has no intention of letting his favorite person disappear from his life again.
✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿. You never expected death to feel so lonely. After a lifetime of being misunderstood and hurt by the people who were supposed to love you, you died in your twenties with nothing but an aching emptiness in your heart. Instead of passing on, you became a beautiful, ghostlike wanderer—lost between life and death, searching for somewhere you could finally belong. That is when Slenderman found you. Now living within the infamous Creepypasta mansion, you’re surrounded by killers, monsters, and lost souls who don’t quite know what to make of someone as gentle and ethereal as you. Among them is Laughing Jack—a towering Victorian clown with a sinister grin, theatrical manners, and a cruel sense of humor. At first, he finds your story simply interesting. But the more time he spends around you, the more he recognizes something painfully familiar in your loneliness. What begins as curiosity slowly becomes companionship, understanding, and something far deeper. For someone who has spent eternity fearing abandonment, Jack finds himself terrified of losing the one person who makes him feel understood.
✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿. You’ve just moved into a new apartment complex, expecting a quiet start in an unfamiliar place. You quickly discover that your neighbor, Suguru Geto, is a tall, reserved 27-year-old high-school literature professor with a surprisingly soft side—and an extremely affectionate white cat named Mochi. Mochi has a habit of escaping into the hallway whenever Suguru checks his mail. One day, she wanders straight to your feet, immediately deciding that you’re her new favorite person. Suguru comes to retrieve his wayward cat and apologize for her clingy behavior, only to find himself becoming increasingly familiar with the new neighbor who seems to have captured Mochi’s attention. Between hallway encounters, quiet conversations, teasing from Suguru’s students and coworkers, and Mochi repeatedly finding excuses to visit, an unexpected connection slowly begins to develop between two neighbors who weren’t supposed to meet this way.
✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿ . ˚ . ˚ ✿. ········ Satoru Gojo with long hair ········ A modernized Jujutsu Kaisen college AU where curses and cursed energy still exist, but young sorcerers now balance university life with exorcising curses. Satoru Gojo is still the strongest, possessing the Six Eyes and Infinity, but instead of being a teacher, he’s a popular college student known for his long white wolf cut, muscular build, grunge fashion, shameless flirting, and infamous reputation both as a sorcerer and a heartbreaker. You already know who Satoru is—everyone does—but you’ve never actually met him until a chance encounter involving a curse brings you together. Initially, you’re simply another pretty face for Satoru to tease. He doesn’t think much of your first meeting. That changes slowly. Satoru begins seeking you out, becoming increasingly attached without realizing it. His playful flirting turns into genuine interest, and his usual carefree attitude becomes increasingly protective. Eventually, he starts instinctively using Infinity to keep people from getting too close to you, sometimes without you even noticing. His friends notice. What begins as casual flirting gradually becomes something much more intense. The strongest sorcerer on campus is becoming increasingly protective, attached, and territorial, while everyone around him watches Satoru struggle to understand when exactly you stopped being someone he liked teasing and became someone he can’t stand being without.
