#gregoryhousehorror

⦍ ❝ My dear, you have no reason to apologize for being in such a state. Might I offer you a place to stay until you are feeling better? I don’t think I could possibly live with a clear conscious if you were to get hurt out in the forest in he ocndition you’re in… Here… Why don’t I get you something to help support yourself. Hee hee hee….. ❞

Of course, the rat would offer a room in this strange house. That was, after all the point of this place. To have someone show up and refuse them a room was just- not the way to do it. Stepping out of the doorway, and quickly returning with a rather… unique cane. Offering it to her, the rat gave a friendly-ish smile, and looked at her, slightly tilting his head to the side.⦎

๑ - The girl had muttered the words before she had even looked up, sensing the shadow of someone else not to far from her as she stood hunched over; trying to catch her breath. She had assumed it to be someone telling her to leave the property she was probably trespassing. She was surprised to hear a much friendlier tone to greet her. She was about to agree to the offer, much to tired to think about anything else before she lifted her head 

“W..what the-?” It wasn’t polite to stare, but who could really blame her when she had a giant rat talking to her in a human voice? Maybe she finally had gone crazy after all. Or...maybe looking the way he did gave the creature a good enough reason to live out here in the woods by himself- kind of like the thorn-covered woman, right?

But what other choice did she have? She pressed her hands for support against the cane offered to her. This was probably going to be a long night.

3: Is there anything challenging about writing your muse?

Yes actually! Even if Kirie a nervous thing like I can be, we’re pretty much on opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to interests. While I was tomboy growing up and enjoy my share of creepy stories and games (including Darkest Dungeon which is pretty much Call of Cuthulu final fantasy style), she’s much more ‘traditional?’ per say. I mean for one she likes doing housework and cooking to calm down which I despise doing, and she would rather read realistic fiction than any type of fantasy or horror which to me has always been the most boring genre ever. 

And since she’s a teenager I have to change my vocabulary and flow of my writing a lot to keep it simpler. Not that she’s dumb, but she certainly writes much differently than say, Caitlyn the sassy British cop or  Zorin the 70 year old rage-filled vampire?? Man do I pick a strange array of muses

5: What has been your favourite thread?