How'd the gas last this long? I made my own. Oh!

The Collective Cauldron Cacophony, the yearly convention for all things magic and magic users, or the Con for hoity-toity witches separate from Jam!-con, others would say. One guy's a geeked-out dhampyr nerd finally able to meet his idol, the other guy's a somehow sporty with a teeny tiny crush on him, and as for you? Just there along for the ride, I guess!

NSFW Warning below! Yeah, I made them neon this time XD

Woodvale, an isolated, bustling town formed a few hundred years ago. Vast forests and a few mountains form the perimeter of the town, not too easily accessible by outsiders. Within the random fog that appears all throughout the year, is a large supernatural community, filled with creatures from vampires to ghosts, all living together and coexisting happily with humans since the town's founding.

Collective Cauldron Cacophony (CCC), a yearly convention for mainly just witches, though other practioners of magic through any various means are also welcome. Established circa 200 years ago, around the time of the Industrial Revolution as a way to combat the boom of modern technology and lessening use of magic, and for witches and covens to meet and get to know one another after the effects of the Salem Witch Trials. Held in the deep woods of Salem, hidden behind groves of thick trees and fog, and is only accessible via a spell to unveil a hidden road that leads to the main venue.

(it's kinda giving the Witches' Road lol)

Roadtrip P1:

Inspired by the Jared and Stan roadtrip alt by Ioverths!

Part 2 finally done! Yes, I did the short name/long name combo again (randomly decided to add their last names for this one tho). And yes, I made both pairs have a crush on their respective other half (except for Chrys because he's cute and oblivious like that). Kinda have plans for a Roman Vinogradov bot, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it!

Kinda went crazier for their description thingies, oh well!

Edit: changed the bot name since I didn't like how it took up more of the space on mobile