roommates - 3th eye

from /roommates/ - "AVGB " Edition
https://desuarchive.org/trash/thread/49958316/#49961893
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The Metal Glen was something contained in the middle of the ocean so its not like it would be anything noticeable
Unless Carrol talked to a government body and who would would know?

Honestly if it's so easy to make a interdimensional portal you can use scrap from a children's pizza place
The AU has to have something to combat otherworldly occurrences
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>The AU has to have something to combat otherworldly occurrences
My idea is an scp lite that handles the none threatening with another handling world-ending scenarios
Mike has to get check-ups just incase he become an eldrich horror
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>Mike has to get check-ups just incase he become an eldrich horror
Following the Metal Glen idea Beaniemight of inherited a third eye
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Still like the old green that had mike commenting on Carrol's Third to her surprise.
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Can you post it?
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>It's a good couple of days after the cruise and Mike's been doing...good. Pretty fine, actually!
>But no matter how much he'd assert his wellness, it wouldn't stop everyone from reminding him that he still needed to have a check up with Dr. Rabbinson. He still needed painkillers for his chest for pete's sake, so a little test to see how he was doing was more than reasonable.
>So, there he was, all sitting nice and pretty in Rabbinson's office as she gives him the ol' look-see.
>She casually mentions how it's bad to be keeping secrets from her...
>Understandably, Mike starts sweating bullets because he thinks she's starting to figure out that he's really a human. It's actually a tad bit weirder than that.
>She heard about what happened during Humiecon.
>At the hotel, specifically.
>He's still sweating bullets but now it was for a whole different reason as Carrol casually gave Mike a very "unique" Shovel Talk while she checked his new x-rays. She gets so into it that she doesn't realize that her little "gift" from the Glen was giving a teeny little glow.
>Her whole little rant about how lucky he was was all but stopped when he quietly asked why her forehead looked like it had a faint, red eye shape across it. Something he shouldn't even be able to see since she had gotten plenty of practice at keeping her "Eye" closed tight.
>She is more than happy to quickly send his hairless ass home.
>...she had something she needed to discuss with her husband and children, after all. About what exactly kind of fella Mike "really" is...
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was there more?
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See what they talked about. https://desuarchive.org/trash/thread/47045322/#q47049005
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I and somebody else made this
>Mike is watching Carol scold Beanie after the events at JH
>Things are getting heated
>For all of a second, mike swears he sees something
>A third eye on Carol's forehead
>It's looking right at him
>When he blinks again, it's gone

This is post JH
>Slowly they see him more as another victim rather than a horror
>They saved Jay after all
>Reluctantly
>But it's the upmost importance they figure out how he got free of the pit
>The Glen was sealed shut in that wide open sea
>Has Pandora's box cracked?
>Not even Tom could see rubbys third eye
>But Mike was fixated on it for just a moment
>She could see it
>If he was a monster he wouldn't be needing painkillers every moment and his healing isn't above normal
>But they will keep something in the back pocket just incase
>He's more of a foreigner than anything else
>But why is that?
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>Mike is placed under house arrest under the veil of some of his stiches needing more time to properly seal
>Nothing has changed in him, He's still trying his best to do chores around the house and grumble about the mess
>Carrol knows what she saw in the scans and tests
>Nothing recorded in any textbooks
>His blood was just like any other animal but the machine rejected it every single time
>He's not natural but is he dangerous?
>His memories are fractured and he clearly has previous trauma with thing that go bump in the night
>Just need to learn what exactly he was running from In his nightmare after saving Beanie

>Carrol decides to try something different
>It's risky, but if the environment is safe, then maybe he won't suffer another break
>She starts reading about SnS in her spare time, watching some of Beanie's sessions and taking notes on how to properly GM
>After months of preparation, it's finally complete
>She hopes this works, and definitely not just because she sank more than a little bit of money into the snacks for the night
>Remembering her own past also wasn't pleasant
>The players for her session are Beanie, Mike, and Bonbon
>Tim is there for emotional support
>The lights are low, and she tells Mike to place his figure in the middle of the grid
>With a breath, the diminutive rabbit begins
>"It is very dark here. Hardly anything can be seen..."
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>She has dealt with monsters from beyond reality
>He can't really be human.
>His consent lack of self-preservation could be explained by him being in that kind of world
>Getting torn apart when you can just regenerate lost limbs isn't really bravery more along the lines of senses of action
>Mike has been very unresponsive to questions about his past
>The only person who he told about his goings oh was Faz
>Does he know something?
>He's a stalwart, loyal man but he wouldn't keep an abomination in his home
>Mike must have something about his past stored in a back pocket
>The ID he had in his wallet looked too high quality to be fake
>Not one note of species and it had a blood type rather than blood class
>What really set her alarms off was the flag on it
>It was missing four stars and is in a grid pattern rather than a circle
>Who in their right mind make a fake with the wrong flag, missing info, and this strange blood type information
>He's a stranger in a stranger land
>Could he really be a mythological human
>Old story's like The Mask Makers talked of humans gifting them a face
>The humans described match Mike to a T
>Marion's cultural rants actually have some value
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>Mike's ID almost matches with official documents.
>Mike's story of a lawsuit going his way almost matches with an old story a city away.
>Mike's supposed skin/fur condition almost matches with a real life condition apes go through.
>...but all the "Almosts" were beginning to pile on the longer Carrol began noticing them.
>Even her own daughter has noticed something "off" but not to the extent her parents have, no sir. There was more than a "little" something off with this shaved ape...
>But what?
>Mike's trauma and mannerisms about where he's from almost match those from the Glen.
>Mike's nightmares of "monsters" hunting him in the dark almost match those from the Glen.
>...Mike's endurance and will to fight on almost match both a monster or a victim of the Glen.
>But even these "almosts" just don't fit him either...
>Whoever, WHATEVER, he was, it might not even matter if Carrol and Tim could figure out the truth because even as a Misfit among Misfits, he was their hero.
>Did they have any right to pull away the veil and ask him the Tough Questions? They weren't sure.
>So, for now, they'd settle for watching from afar...and maybe hearing a thing or two from Beanie and her excitable, blue friend.