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...but are you sure he is such a monster?

Horses can feel human energy. They can feel the goodness of the heart. If Hans is a monster? Why Sitron made friends with him?

*The kitty's name is Loki he's Hans' new friend*

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[Hans Week 2020]

Day 1: Hans’ Assets I wasn’t sure whether or not I was going to participate or not, but I love my boi too much to neglect him, so have this messy sketch of his assets~😏

Hans week 2020

This event is an opportunity to celebrate Hans as an individual character. It’s time to get your creative heads on. Please do not feel like you can’t take part because you don’t write fics or draw. Do what ever the prompts inspire you to do. Mood boards and headcons were also popular last year. I have not done any descriptions for the prompts so that they are an opportunity for people to interpret them in their own way.

This is a Hans only event and I would like it to be inclusive to everyone in the Hansdom, therefore I request that you refrain from tagging any ships that involve Hans when you reblog this post or any of your works for the event please.

If a prompt happens to inspire something ship related then you could always do a separate complimentary piece that is untagged to the event. I know that this was something that was done at last years event.

I’m really looking forward to this event especially with what is going on at the moment. Maybe this is a great time to do Hans week whilst we are all in lockdown!

Hans Week 2020, Day 7 - Free For All

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The Myling or The Utburd

“Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us and sometimes they win.” -- Stephen King

“A once innocent child, abandoned, now driven by vengeance, rejection, and longing.” -- Tales from the North, A Nordic Folklore Series by Anna Bridgland

“I’ve been searching my whole life to find my own place.” -- Frozen, 2013

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In Scandinavian folklore, the myling or utburd are the restless spirits of children who were abandoned in times of poverty and famine or for being born out of wedlock. They haunt the rivers, forests, and mountainsides where they were drowned or left to die of exposure.

They are said to attack those travelling alone at night, pouncing onto their shoulders and clinging with inhuman strength, demanding to be taken to consecrated ground and buried. However, the myling would grow heavier with the unlucky traveler’s every step, eventually crushing or suffocating the very person who could have laid it to rest. If sunrise drew close and they hadn’t yet reached consecrated ground, the myling would become enraged and snap the traveler’s neck.

Hansweek - AU

Or should I say Hans’ ASSets!..... Well c’mon, would you expect anything else from me with a prompt like this?! 

Its officially the 25th here so I’m posting this now! 

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