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you can color my world with sunshine every day
Featuring: Will Byers
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What's happening: General March catch-all business
Day/s: Throughout March (3/02-3/31)
Content warning: panic attacks, ptsd, mentions of self-harm, possession, death, suicidal ideation (all in prompt 3)
i. casa de wheeler-byer
[So Will and Mike have a house now, which is an excellent thing for two eighth-graders to have. It's small, just enough for the two of them, and Will is obsessed with it. He's barely left it since the first day it appeared, busy painting every single wall with the variety of art supplies he got from Eddie.
One wall is a forest, one is a lake, another is a field with the sun shining and the sky a brilliant blue (and a rainbow ofc), and another is a literal castle. Will's working on this last one now, in the living room, sitting cross-legged so he can work on the details of every single stone in the outer wall, the links in the chain of the drawbridge, the sprigs of bright green grass along the moat. He's got paint all over him, in his hair, smudged on his face, on his clothes.
He hasn't been this happy in weeks. Since before coming to Reims. Since before the Upside-Down. He's in a focused, intent trance, but he's calm and happy enough that any visitors would be welcomed.]
ii. do you take commissions?
[Now that Will has his art supplies back, he's on a roll. He's already helped Kara and Faith redecorate, as well as made a sign for Majima, so why not offer his services to more people who might need it?
Hence:] un: willthewise - if anyone needs anything drawn or painted or any signs or anything done, let me or mike know. it's really grey and sad here, so i wanna help it be a little more colorful, if i can. mike's usually at fight club, and i'm at castle wheeler-byers. it's got a sign, you can't miss it.
i'll also be doing illustrations for mike's book of monsters thing, so if you gave him anything for that and want to make sure i did it right, come by.
iii. because a vision softly creeping left it's seeds while i was sleeping; open to close CR
[Most days are good ones. Will has settled in to a routine here in Reims -- go to Fight Club with Mike, visit his friends, draw or paint or sketch late into the night. Try and stay out of trouble -- nothing stupid or risky, stay away from the monsters. Help out where-ever he can. It's not perfect, it's not home, but Will's sort of happy here.
On the good days.
But then there are the bad ones. Sometimes it's a nightmare, sometimes it's a smell or a sight or a barely-audible sound. Sometimes Will just wakes up and he knows already it's going to be one of the bad days. He'll try to go through his routine like normal, try to pretend that everything's okay, but then there'll be that one tiny thing that flips the switch in his brain and --
-- and he's back, he's riding home from mike's and something is chasing him, he's in the shed with the rifle, no he's in the shed tied to a chair, no he's not in the shed he's in castle byers and there's something growingfesteringliving in his lungs and his throat and his stomach, no he's in the field behind school and it's in his ears in his eyes in his mouth and arms and legs and mind and bones and it's walking for him talking for him killing for him, he's in the upside-down and he's so so cold, he's in the lab and there are needles in his arms, he's in the lab and bob is dying bleeding screaming and he's happy he's so happy it's exactly as he planned, he's in the shed and tapping out C L O S E G A T E C L O S E G A T E K I L L I T K I L L M E K I L L M E --
and in reality Will is sitting hunched over on the front steps of his house in Reims, doubled almost in half, absolutely still, absolutely silent, because he has his wrist shoved into his mouth and he's biting down as hard as he can to keep from screaming.
Because he has to be quiet.]
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What's happening: General March catch-all business
Day/s: Throughout March (3/02-3/31)
Content warning: panic attacks, ptsd, mentions of self-harm, possession, death, suicidal ideation (all in prompt 3)
i. casa de wheeler-byer
[So Will and Mike have a house now, which is an excellent thing for two eighth-graders to have. It's small, just enough for the two of them, and Will is obsessed with it. He's barely left it since the first day it appeared, busy painting every single wall with the variety of art supplies he got from Eddie.
One wall is a forest, one is a lake, another is a field with the sun shining and the sky a brilliant blue (and a rainbow ofc), and another is a literal castle. Will's working on this last one now, in the living room, sitting cross-legged so he can work on the details of every single stone in the outer wall, the links in the chain of the drawbridge, the sprigs of bright green grass along the moat. He's got paint all over him, in his hair, smudged on his face, on his clothes.
He hasn't been this happy in weeks. Since before coming to Reims. Since before the Upside-Down. He's in a focused, intent trance, but he's calm and happy enough that any visitors would be welcomed.]
ii. do you take commissions?
[Now that Will has his art supplies back, he's on a roll. He's already helped Kara and Faith redecorate, as well as made a sign for Majima, so why not offer his services to more people who might need it?
Hence:] un: willthewise - if anyone needs anything drawn or painted or any signs or anything done, let me or mike know. it's really grey and sad here, so i wanna help it be a little more colorful, if i can. mike's usually at fight club, and i'm at castle wheeler-byers. it's got a sign, you can't miss it.
i'll also be doing illustrations for mike's book of monsters thing, so if you gave him anything for that and want to make sure i did it right, come by.
iii. because a vision softly creeping left it's seeds while i was sleeping; open to close CR
[Most days are good ones. Will has settled in to a routine here in Reims -- go to Fight Club with Mike, visit his friends, draw or paint or sketch late into the night. Try and stay out of trouble -- nothing stupid or risky, stay away from the monsters. Help out where-ever he can. It's not perfect, it's not home, but Will's sort of happy here.
On the good days.
But then there are the bad ones. Sometimes it's a nightmare, sometimes it's a smell or a sight or a barely-audible sound. Sometimes Will just wakes up and he knows already it's going to be one of the bad days. He'll try to go through his routine like normal, try to pretend that everything's okay, but then there'll be that one tiny thing that flips the switch in his brain and --
-- and he's back, he's riding home from mike's and something is chasing him, he's in the shed with the rifle, no he's in the shed tied to a chair, no he's not in the shed he's in castle byers and there's something growingfesteringliving in his lungs and his throat and his stomach, no he's in the field behind school and it's in his ears in his eyes in his mouth and arms and legs and mind and bones and it's walking for him talking for him killing for him, he's in the upside-down and he's so so cold, he's in the lab and there are needles in his arms, he's in the lab and bob is dying bleeding screaming and he's happy he's so happy it's exactly as he planned, he's in the shed and tapping out C L O S E G A T E C L O S E G A T E K I L L I T K I L L M E K I L L M E --
and in reality Will is sitting hunched over on the front steps of his house in Reims, doubled almost in half, absolutely still, absolutely silent, because he has his wrist shoved into his mouth and he's biting down as hard as he can to keep from screaming.
Because he has to be quiet.]
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Well, I did have some very important business of sitting on my butt. Very important. But I think I can spare a moment ;) I'll be right over.
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[You can't see it right now, Faith, but Will is beaming.] okay! okay, cool. cause i've never actually seen a vampire.
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[Faith takes a bit longer than five minutes, but she makes pretty good time to his house. When she's there, Faith will enter the house holding the very large tome under one arm, glancing around for Will, looking around until she finds him.]
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He notices Faith out of the corner of his eyes, waving with his free hand, finishing up the eyes and then sitting back. He's a paint-y mess, covered in splotches from head to toe.]
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Nice painting. You gonna do murals through your whole house?
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thanks. i want to. i guess i'll keep going until mike makes me stop.
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is this the book you were talking about?
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[She cracks it open, flipping to the large vampire section, which is in turn full of different vampires of note- the strong ones, that killed a lot of people or managed to kill Slayers. Spike and Angel are both in there somewhere.]
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who wrote it?
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She finally lands on the page about Kakistos. A frown creases her forehead.] This one should probably go in Mike's book. If he ever shows up. I need to know ASAP. [So she can murder him over and over and over until it sticks for good.]
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okay, what's he look like? and how do you beat him?
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Also fangs. Short buzz cut with a receding hairline. Also big scar I gave him down his right eye.
The biggest thing though is he's got cloven feet and like... crab claws. [She shows him with her own hands holding fingers together so it looks like she's only got two large fingers and her thumb.]
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And then makes a face.] gross. why?
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He grew hooves because he was so old. Like thousands of years.
Oh, right- [She nearly forgot] And I beat him by shoving a stake the size of a two by four into his heart. A regular sized wooden stake wouldn't do.
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is that what happens? you get hooves when you're old?
really?? how did you lift it??
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[Faith smiles at the question regarding the two by four.]
I can lift it because I'm a Vampire Slayer. I've got super powers.
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Aaaand then cue him giving Faith the starry-eyed hero-worship-y look.]
you do?? since when???
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really? you're only a little younger than my mom is. i guess i thought you were the same age. [...it's a compliment. Honest.]
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[Wow, Will, S A V A G E.]
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