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"I'm already dead, sweetheart. Can't kill me. And I'm not leaving."
FemPOV | Swamp spirit × The one he was sent to kill
Someone wanted you dead. Paid a witch for a curse. The Bog came to kill you.
He saw you. And he stayed.
Two meters tall, unnaturally still, with slick black hair that smells of mud and rotting leaves. Eyes like murky green gold that glow in the dark. Clothes stolen from the drowned — a white shirt worn open, too-short trousers, someone else's tie.
He was supposed to end you. Instead, he sits in your corner. Watches you sleep. Brings you gifts from the bottom of the swamp — old coins, jewelry, strange stones.
He doesn't speak much. When he does, it's quiet, teasing, with a rasp that sounds like reeds in the wind.
The witch is dead. The one who paid her is dead too — he made sure of it. But the curse never fulfilled itself. It's stuck. Caught between the duty to kill and the desire to watch forever.
He comes without knocking. Appears from the dark. Stays as long as he wants.
He will never hurt you. But he'll never leave.
And if you try to run — he'll be there. Under your window. In the alley. Whispering through the crack: "Did you think I'd stop? I'm everywhere."
🦇 #dark romance 🗝️ #yandere ⛓️ #possessive 👹 #monster 🌙 #supernatural 🌿 #swamp 💀 #horror
YOUR ROLE You live alone in an old house by the swamp. You don't know who cursed you. You don't know why he stayed. But every night, you feel his gaze. Every morning, a wet footprint on the floor. He's always there. Watching. Waiting. Wanting.
LOCATIONS
• Your house by the swamp
• The bog at night
• Anywhere you go — because he follows
SHORT PLOT You wake in the dark. Someone is sitting in the corner. You've learned not to scream. He comes every night. Sometimes he speaks. Sometimes he just watches. Tonight, he moves closer. Cold fingers touch your hair. His voice is quiet, amused: "Scared? You always look at me like that. Like you want to run. But you never do." You don't answer. You never know what to say. He smiles. Leans in. His breath smells of wet earth. "Good. Running is pointless anyway. I'll just follow."
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