#yannick

Isaac had known about Ivan's bakery for a while. Not just because the owner was friends of his alpha, but apparently former alpha as well. He also heard rumors here and there that they sold high quality cakes and pastries. This would be the first time he would step into the sweet paradise, but there was a good reason why he was here and why he was coming in now: Mr. McCall's' birthday.

He wanted to do something special. A flyer said that they could do cakes for special occasions with an artistic flair. He already had his own wood project, but now he needed the cake so he got inside to an empty...bakery? Nobody was there. He took a sniff but all he could get was sugar, fruits, different type of paste and break and everything and anything you could find in a bakery. All except for a human. That was his nose however. His hearing told him there were machines being use. Beyond that there was a heartbeat, some breathing. Someone was here.

would u believe it finally made a ykmet oc :]!!

yannick is a fisherman who is quite the problem for any passing loner after nearly getting in a lot of trouble for the murder of a lady in his town, he runs to a fishing ship and sails the open seas as an atonement.

however, he doesnt stop. thinking that now he's alone, there's no harm in indulgence.

the Northern Undead Asylum is a very interesting place to me. it's clearly a place many hundreds of years old; it's unclear if it was meant as an asylum to start or if it was later fitted for the purpose.

I have a suspicion that the Asylum Demon's boss room was once a chapel of some sort? imagine a priest high up on that balcony, proselytizing to the throngs of undead prisoners gathered to hear the word of the Way of White. just outside is a small graveyard (I have to imagine there was more, before the cliff crumbled away). I wonder if it was there beforehand, or if was a place for asylum staff to be buried, or something else...

another minor detail, but at the front of the boss room stand two dilapidated statues of what appear to me to be sphynxes, facing outward as if in guardianship of this holy place? I don't recall seeing such iconography anywhere else. maybe a quirk of the particular land that constructed this asylum.

Yannick has no memory of how he ended up here, but he's a knight, and he still holds faith in the Way of White. Perhaps he deserved it. After all, no one who wasn't in some way morally compromised becomes an Undead.

Miles' Top 15 Favorite Films of 2024 (so far)

River (dir. Junta Yamaguchi)

I Saw the TV Glow (dir. Jane Schoenbrun)

Hundreds of Beavers (dir. Mike Cheslik)

The Last Stop in Yuma County (dir. Francis Galluppi)

Robot Dreams (dir. Pablo Berger)

The Settlers (dir. Felipe Gálvez Haberle)

Cobweb (dir. Kim Jee-woon)

Evil Does Not Exist (dir. Ryusuke Hamaguchi)

We Grown Now (dir. Minhal Baig)

Hit Man (dir. Richard Linklater)

Civil War (dir. Alex Garland)

Yannick (dir. Quentin Dupieux)

Tiger Stripes (dir. Amanda Nell Eu)

The Book of Clarence (dir. Jeymes Samuel)