unknown feelings (rp w/spookkky)

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    I'll start!
    ((Btw, my vision of Eyeless Jack is the same as EternalLaughter on wattpad, so basically, I'll be kinda roleplaying her version of Eyeless Jack ^^*))


    This was life now. Hunting, running, keeping silent and slaughtering. It was a vicious cycle that repeated itself over and over again, until Jack had finally come to accept it. He didn't always used to be like this, oh no, in fact, he used to be a normal kid with normal dreams. That all changed and now he was here. In this godforsaken loop. He remembered his parents, remembered what had happened, and he most certainly remembered that he never wanted to lose control like that again. More shall be explained, in due time.



    The masked male heaved a silent sigh past his grey coloured lips as he leaned against an old, gnarled tree in the middle of the forest. This forest was constantly dark. You could be outside the forest by three steps and it would be beautiful weather, but the minute you stepped foot inside this forest, it turned to night. That was just something that happened because of the otherworldly prescence, also known as The Slenderman. Inside this haunted forest was a dark, victorian-esque manor with enough spook factor to turn you away for life. If you ever got out of the forest alive, that is.



    The masked male, however, was part of this forest. Part of the manor. Part of the 'family' that resided in the manor. He wasn't entirely human, he belonged there.


    ((I apologise for this being so short, I am incredibly rushed ><))

    Känsla was your average girl. Not really. She wore a blank faced mask always. It was pure white with two eyes and a perfectly straight face. She never showed any emotion. Everyone thought she was insane. One day she decided to go wandering in the woods a bit. To maybe get away from all the disgusting feelings that those idiots in the town thought were so human. She noticed the awkward change of the weather and time. She found it interesting. She walked deeper into the woods. Her long, braided auburn hair blowing in the wind slightly.


    ((its ok))

    There was a disturbance in the forest, and Jack knew it. It irritated him, like a high pitched sound would annoy an adult human being. Growling lowly, the male shifted from his position and stalked through the woods, keeping out of sight as he approached this disturbance. He could sense it a mile away, like a shark might sense a drop of blood in the ocean. Eyeless Jack stayed out of sight, as he spotted this figure walking. Straight faced with a neutral aura. Frowning, the male tilted his head and simply observed as this figure walked. The auburn haired male stayed still and silent, observing. The figure was female, he could tell that much, and she was wearing a mask.

    Känsla let out a deep breath as she moved through the trees. She stopped at one of the trees and leaned against it just staring into space. It was impossible to tell what she was feeling. She had truly blocked all sense of feeling. She scanned the woods with her eyes wondering if anyone else would be out and about here.


    ((i didnt even know they have the same hair how cute))

    ((I just realised that XD)))


    Jack was suspicious. How could he not be? She was showing no emotional at all, which was completely different for a human. Humans were prone to showing emotion every second of their lives, even if it were that the were feeling neutral. Even so, it was obvious she was human, not possessed of anything of the sort. If she saw, Eyeless Jack would have already known and taken her out, but for some reason, she was highly intriguing. She was intruding, but interesting nonetheless.

    Känsla crossed her arms and slumped against the tree. She could slightly tell someone was near. She felt eyes watching her. (( well in his case no eyes )) It made her uneasy. "Okay seriously who's staring at me. Or am I just crazy?" She said and looked around.

    Jack stiffened and stayed quiet, unspeaking and unmoving as he observed her. For her own good, she'd better be leaving pretty soon or the masked male would have to do something about it. Strange, though, how this human female was wearing a mask. Of all things, a straight faced faced.

    Känsla let out another breath and got up starting to walk back. Rather slowly though. She considered just staying here until someone came to get her. Actually that sounds good. She sat down on the ground again with her legs crossed. She was basically challenging whoever was watching her.

    The masked male watched with content as she seemed to be walking away, but right as he thought she was going to leave, she sat down on the ground and cross her legs. The auburn haired man sneered, irritated at the fact that she was challenging him. There was no point hiding, now. She knew he was there. Eyeless Jack stood up and silently made himself visible to the girl. Maybe freaking her out with be a good thing.

    "Hey." Was all she said as she looked at him. Again she seemed unfazed. She did not seem human at all. She stared at him blankly. She placed her pale hands in her lap.

    Jack didn't reply, but he did what she did. If he copied her movements, perhaps it would make her uneasy, and if push really came to shove, he'd have to kill her. He didn't particularly want to have to do that, seeing as there was really no need, but he would do it if it came to it.

    "I like your mask." Känsla said and watched the other masked person. She didn't react to anything just waiting for him to talk. She seemed like the type to leave of asked.

    Jack knew it wasn't working. If he had eyes, he'd be rolling them right about now. Without speaking, the masked male made his way over to her, and grabbed her. He hauled her to her feet and shoved her away, said motioning for her to leave. There was no politeness, obviously, but a hint of desperation in the violent and harsh action. As if he wanted her to go before something worse happened.

    Eyeless Jack scoffed, and raised an arm, pointing to the direction of the front gate. His stance said it all. He wasn't one to be messed with, to say the least. She could most likely tell he wasn't going to put up with bullish!t.