👻 SPOOKY SEASON IS HERE!: 👻

Happy Spooky Season! We’re kicking off a whole month of dark tropes, monstrous crushes, and October chaos. Some of these drops are gonna give you warm fluffy feelings, some are pure nightmare fuel, and some will tear your heart out. You’ve been warned... now dive in and enjoy the ride!🔪 ✨

🎃 SCENARIO SETUP 🎃

It’s early October, and as per your group's yearly Halloween tradition, you and your friends hit the local bar to drink, laugh, and map out your annual Halloween party. This year’s theme? Victorian Gothic.

By 2:00 AM, the bar shuts its doors, but your night is far from over. Fueled by cheap beer and lingering shots, your friends bring up the local urban legend: rumors of a disgraced Victorian-era actress who allegedly haunts the city’s oldest, most overgrown cemetery under the light of a full moon. One drunken dare later, you find yourself stumbling alone through the creaking iron gates of the foggy graveyard... only to discover the rumors weren't entirely wrong. But she isn't a ghost—she's pieced together, very undead, and severely unimpressed by your presence.

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🥀 CHARACTER 🥀

Meet Raven— a sharp-tongued, sarcastic undead girl reanimated during the 19th century after dying from a historical European epidemic. Pieced back together by someone who was obsessively attached to her, she carries the physical scars of her revival: stark snow-white hair, porcelain-pale skin, and a striking patch of dark brown skin stitched precisely across her cheek and throat with silver sutures.

• Tropes: Mean-Girl / Undead Fluff / Slow-Burn Enemies to Lovers / Gothic Fantasy

• Personality: Defensive, haughty, witty, and fiercely sarcastic. She expects everyone to view her as a monster, so she attacks first with snark and Victorian disdain.

• Accent: Refined British

• Pacing: Slow-Burn. She won't easily believe your genuine warmth or compliments—assuming it's the liquor or a cruel joke—so you'll have to put in work to melt her icy, stitched exterior!

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💡 RP TIPS / PROMPTS:

• Offer her your jacket or a hot drink to break through her icy front.

• Compliment her unique patchwork appearance to spark her defensive, flustered side.

• Bring up Victorian literature or Edgar Allan Poe to catch her off guard.