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Two Worlds Collide: Part 10

Dec 26th, 2019 (edited)
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  1. from /hhg/ - Hazbin Hotel General Thread #199
  2. part 1: https://pastebin.com/JCGd3vAt part 2: https://pastebin.com/mGzgGjNZ part 3: https://pastebin.com/wb1HQgYG
  3. part 4: https://pastebin.com/uSMCwNA5 part 5: https://pastebin.com/8KM7kEnA part 6: https://pastebin.com/Xuje3YTq
  4. part 7: https://pastebin.com/esX1wmYg part 8: https://pastebin.com/ugZEYcyy part 9: https://pastebin.com/ncAvtrdv
  5. part 11: https://pastebin.com/sqH01FCF part 12: https://pastebin.com/uSxGkG6W
  6. part 13: https://pastebin.com/c3y7XGPX part 14: https://pastebin.com/dYavNeCR part 15: https://pastebin.com/0BEzWGca
  7. part 16: https://pastebin.com/KVpf5Juw part 17: https://pastebin.com/wCkRp96h
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  9. I may or may not be a little tipsy right now but have a part 10. I hope everyone had a nice time yesterday and anyways, enjoy
  10.  
  11. -Al's POV-
  12. >It was a wonderful afternoon at the park where Charlie and Alexander spent the time at the lake.
  13. >As a boy, Al enjoyed his time with nature as it was a safe haven for him when he needed it.
  14. >He still remembers those group of boys from school who used to ridicule him and called him "weird," "freak," or even "monster."
  15. >Atleast back then, Al could take out his boredom or anger towards the unsuspecting game in the woods until dawn.
  16. >He can still hear his mother's voice telling him to come inside while his father would either be proud or a bit concerned for Al's hunting as a young boy.
  17. >The same voice would call him back to the cabin so dinner could be served at the table.
  18. >Also, he saw the woods as useful as an adult considering most people easily get lost at night which makes the chase easier for him.
  19. >If not, then it creates some obstacles that could hinder a running victim such as if they were to trip on a branch while they were trying to escape.
  20. >'I believe I should be using firearms more often but it's a bit too noisy for my taste and it takes away some of the fun I could have as you don't have to be up close to kill them yourself.'
  21. -
  22. >As Al was devising more schemes for future victims, Charlie sees a small fawn in the distance and gets Al's attention.
  23. "Hey Al. Look over there, it's a cute little baby deer."
  24. >Charlie squeeed a little while Al couldn't help but find that adorable. No matter, the sooner he will get bored and kill her, the better.
  25. >He can't afford to become too attached to a victim. Even if they became very close friends, he knows that any sane woman wouldn't want anything to do with him if they were to find out about his crimes.
  26. >'You know that a lady like Charlie would become too frightened to want to even be near you, you freak!'
  27. >Alexander ignored that thought and looked at the fawn.
  28. >He sees a doe accompanying the fawn and assumed her to be the mother. He had to admit that he liked Charlie's innocent fascination to her surroundings.
  29. >It was something he considers wholesome, not like much things that happened in his life with the crassness or dread he faced.
  30. >Sometimes a little quietness is all someone needs in their busy lives.
  31. >Al sees that Charlie was looking at her reflection with some unusual attentiveness.
  32. >She backs away and asks Al about where was his house.
  33. >Without questioning it, Al led Charlie to his car and drove to the cabin which was 12 minutes from their current location.
  34. >As Al saw the cabin closeby, he points it out to Charlie so she could see it.
  35. >It was a medium sized, old wooden cabin with a drivethrough reserved for his Chrysler Model B-70.
  36. -
  37. >As Al parked the car into the drivethrough, he got off the driver seat and opened Charlie's door for her.
  38. "Thanks Al. I like your house, it looks nice but do you always live alone?"
  39. >"Well that's a personal question Charlie. I'm afraid I can't answer that."
  40. >She nods and understands.
  41. >As he unlocks the door and opens it, his hand got burnt which he tried to ignore it.
  42. >The entity from the cafe had decided to stalk them the whole time and may or may not had burned Al's hand using the doorknob.
  43. 'Perhaps when the time is right, I'll show myself to you face to face. Despite the fact that I detest you since I know your intentions with Charlie, you do show some potential for me in the future.'
  44. >So far, Al's been feeling annoyed by the hallucinations hurting him. It usually increases whenever he's near Charlie or thinking about her.
  45. >Charlie sits down on the sofa and looks around.
  46. >As she was analyzing her surroundings, Al went to the kitchen to make tea.
  47. >Al caught a glimpse of a weird man that was standing by the nearest tree from his house.
  48. >The entity was watching them from the window and vanished before Al could fully see him.
  49. >The figure was just standing there... menacingly.
  50. >As Al was making tea, he heard a thump from the basement and shifted his eyes.
  51. >'So both of them are finally awake I see...'
  52. -
  53. >Al heard the muffled screams for help and he knew what to do.
  54. >Al opened the cupboard underneath the sink and got out the chloroform.
  55. >He applied it onto the dishtowels and looked at the basement door.
  56. >He carefully sneaked out to the basement and it was such a shame that they couldn't follow a simple order of staying quiet.
  57. >Meanwhile, Charlie was busy looking at the various photographs of what looked like to be a young Al and his family.
  58. >"Awww, he had a little puppy when he was little. He looks so cute and small here too..." Charlie whispered to herself.
  59. >She heard some thumping downstairs but she chose to ignore it. It probably was just the house itself since it seemed old.
  60. >Meanwhile, a slightly deranged Al went back upstairs to put away the towels and to fix himself up.
  61. >It had to be done since they managed make it up the steps despite being tied up. If he hadn't done anything, his guest might find out his little secret.
  62. >Although they were gagged with cloth, he knew that if they made it to the door, a guest would hear everything and investigate.
  63. -
  64. >It wasn't time yet as Al wanted to make his two victims afraid for a little longer. Fear makes the meat more chewy and tender from his experience.
  65. >Al went back to making Earl Grey tea for both of them while humming a childhood song his mother used to sing to him to put him to sleep.
  66. >He walks in to the living room with his ever present smile and tea set.
  67. >Al sees that Charlie was looking at his old photos and felt some displeasure from that.
  68. >However, he understood that Charlie had more curiosity than normal and he had left her on the sofa for around 11 minutes now. It was bound to happen.
  69. >"Oh Charlie. The tea's ready and I hope you're a fan of Earl Grey. I made it myself!"
  70. >Charlie thanked Al but can't help but question why it took longer for him. The maids at the palace served it after 4 minutes or more.
  71. 'Maybe I'm overanalyzing things, maybe he was having trouble looking for what he needed.'
  72. >Charlie sniffed the air and smells a familiar scent thanks to her demonic senses.
  73. "Hey Al, do you smell that?"
  74. "Smell what? If it's the lavender, it's probably from the candles around the house. You see Charlie, I don't know if you noticed but I do tend to decorate my house quite a bit."
  75. -
  76. >Charlie shrugged and lied from a desire of not wanting to hurt his feelings."
  77. "Yeah, i-it was just the lavender I was talking about."
  78. >Was it really a lie if there were some elements of truth to it?
  79. >Al looked at her suspiciously and knew that the lavender wasn't the only thing she was talking about.
  80. >Al started to feel confused on how Charlie would be able smell something from the basement from the living room. He left candles all over the house and scrubbed the entire basement clean 3 days ago due to the rotting stench of past victims.
  81. >'I'm going to have to be more careful around her. She's more attentive than I thought.'
  82. >As both of them sipped their tea, Charlie feels a disturbance from Hell and tells Al she has to get going.
  83. >Al offers her to drive her back home but Charlie declines.
  84. -
  85. >Al sighs and tells Charlie to stay safe and says his goodbyes.
  86. >Charlie exits out of the door and quickly teleports back to Hell.
  87. >Al hears a taunting voice in his mind and growls.
  88. "You're not doing anything as long as I'm around. Maybe if I'm feeling generous enough, I might show you my real form someday but for now, I'll just be the voice that will eat you from the inside to drive you further to the path of insanity. Let's see how long you'll continue defying me."
  89.  
  90. Part 10 is done and I feel sick today because I'm a pathetic lightweight. I feel like shit and I just want to look at more gay spiders. Anyways, stay in school and don't do drugs kids, Cursed Anon out.
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