(As always, click the small images for larger ones...)
The Elder Gods are seen in Tanglewood! Run! Run for your miserable LIIIIVES!
We must propitiate them by sacrifices!
And by dancing in the ways our people now only dimly remember, ways that make our very souls writhe in terror!
I know that it was dark...then it was light...the orange clouds tormented me, I cowered before their strange coloration...
This was just before the fellow in the dark suit pounced me and threw me to the ground! The Elder Gods whispered in his head, I know it!
I thrashed my tentacles to little avail, I was trapped!
Thankfully, he was soon distracted by the radiant terror in orange, creeping behind him. Amazing that something of that mass can be so stealthy.
It was also good that then, the unnatural surge of daylight left my eyen, for I would have been driven QUITE MAD had I seen this apparition in the full unwavering light of day!
We danced frantically, desperation in our hearts, for the dread presence spinning dire notes into the shrieking air would not release us!
I managed to take only one image of the DJ out of space before my courage failed utterly and I swooned to the ground!
The night dripped with febrile horrors, too loathsome to be borne! I felt my sanity begin to leave me!
The evil presence crept nearer! I had to stifle my hysterical screams! I saw...ngaa..nyar...the HORROR! THE UNSPEAKABLE! TOO TERRIFYING TO BE BORNE! I...I...AAAAAAGH!!!
All in all, we had a grand time. You should have been there. Edward spun the most bleak of playlists, and the attendants were a who's who of the morbid and quirky on the grid...which means I happily know most of them.
*grins*
It's true, I don't remember all the names, I wish I did. Professor Avalanche was the great glowing thing, Mr. Puck Goodliffe, I believe, was the wee Chibithulhu, Hotspur O'Tentacle...errr, I mean, O'Toole was the dread Cthulhu himself.
I'm hoping others will fill in the rest of the details, because I kept crashing and losing images!
Plus, the place was packed, it's amazing we were able to move at all!
Oh, and Miss Darkling Elytis was in the straitjacket. Muahahaha....
she'll scream and try to run, but there's no place she can hide
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You are indeed correct in your assignations of Yog Sothoth (Mr Glowy Orange Thing) to my dear husband, the well known double act of Cthulhu and Cthulhu to Mr O'Toole and Sir Edward Sir and "Aw, isn't he cute enough to eat. Ooo's a widdle darling den?" to Mr Goodliffe. I myself own up to being a member of the Great Race of Yith for the evening (and the red cone swirled marvellously in time with Sir Edward Sir's dire musical stylings, even if I do say so myself).
It was rather good fun, wasn't it?
Fuschia Begonia
Yes! I thought so, but I didn't want to be incorrect...and after a bit, posting these, I was having too much fun keeping everyone direly anonymous.
*grins*
I've only been to two Dark Victorian events, so far, but I must admit to enjoying both of them tremendously. The creativity and high spirits they seem to bring out is quite inspiring.
Did you ever find out who changed your tentacles?
FB
Yes, actually, I did--it seems another eldritch soul was there, and his suspicion was that our tentacles were speaking to each other across the darkened grove.
Muaha.
Ewwwww, talking tentacles. not good, not good.
FB
Ah, but very Lovecraftian, after all.
Muahahahahaha....
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