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>>1941 (OP) 
All manner of spooks!

>>1946
Drac's looking rough.

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>>1941 (OP) 
A gnome with a heater that makes your room hot at night. Will occasionally relocate frequently used items to random parts of your home as well.

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Whatever it is all these women are running from it.

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This one too.

>>1950
What a cozy and mischievious little lad. Do they have a name?

>>1952
Severe men that they are forbidden to love and fear they will never understand them?

>>1954
>Severe men that they are forbidden to love and fear they will never understand them?
Yeah, standard issue.

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There was an anon that used to tell a bunch of meth stories about, how after midnight, shit would start getting real. He slept in his car most nights and would stealth camp in some fly over state in the U.S. This guy swore up and down that if he parked anywhere in the woods to sleep, he could hear the trees flexing down towards his car and slowly constricting around it. Clear as day the branches steadily wrapping and taking hold of the metal.

He had some other stories about living on a friend's property and how he could hear some ungodly beast just beyond the light of this torch he was carrying. He was sure that he could hear an abomination somewhere past the treeline he was facing. Demon hound like growling. He kept trying to get this thing out into the light by heading towards it, but it would retreat further into the darkness the closer he got. I think I remember him claiming to see the eyes of this thing.


One last meth story, different anon and took place during the day so it kinda doesn't count for this thread, but there was another guy going through some insane meth withdraw that was absolutely certain he was being followed. Every time he turned around, however, the perp would be going just around a corner to hide. He'd get glimpses of their shapes, colors of their shirt and pants, small details about what they looked like, ya know? 

See, but none of it was real. Trees can't attack you, no one was stalking that guy and there was nothing in the woods beyond the torch light. Meth stories are insane, but what's even more insane is that these people's minds were so far gone that they were able to conjure these things up into their waking world. 

Can you imagine being so sure you saw or heard something, but then realizing that it wasn't even possible? 
>>What strange creatures dwell in the sunless world beyond the Witching Hour?

Whatever you believe is out there, I guess

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BEHOLD!
NIGHT MONKEY!

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>>1941 (OP) 
here in lies the secret.

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The thrice damnedable green-eyed glipus (plural: glipee) averages about 1.5 feet tall, with size 11 trotters it loves to stamp around with in crawl spaces, attics, and basements. They're quite fond of kicking door jams and appliances if they find their way in your home, as it's the only way they can get out their aggressive streak since they are deathly afraid of anything living and will flee at the first sign of life. This makes mating rather difficult and consequently the glipus is considered endangered. The glipus has a special pheromone designed to attract a mate and overcome their cowardly nature. Unfortunately, it smells just like burning electrical wires leading to many glipus getting zapped by stray wiring, and many homeowners suffering from low quality sleep due to the pheromone's odor causing a concern of fire. Glipee eat mostly much, sticks, and twigs. Their bodies aren't designed to digest such things, so they make a terribly unnutritious food source for them, but good luck of convincing a glipus that.

>>1957
>Threes can't attack you
Ah, you know so little, so little

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A nocturnal and distant half-mutant cousin of the orangutan, the slugbellied saunterer has an incredible ability. It can form a vacuum with it's suction cup like mouth and blow so hard, with aid of it's tongue, it can unlock almost any door. If the door squeaks as they open it, they'll close it back right away and move along. The slug bellied saunterer is nothing if not considerate and will leave any lock it tampers with restored to the state in which it found it, by using it's powerful lungs to suck the lock back locked. The most obvious sign a slug bellied saunterer has been around is a sticky spitty door knob.
These 7 foot tall apeoids find sleeping creatures, man and animal, irresistibly adorable and will stand in the shadows watching them for hours, but their main cause for breaking and entering is to eat. They love anything spoiled, stale, or neglected to the back of the fridge or pantry.
Often putting any wrappers or containers back where they found them. If they can find something to poke a discreet hole with, they have been known to pierce fruits and use their mouths to suck all the juice out of them. Leaving a mostly normal looking but disappointingly dry fruit in its place.
During the day it is believed they stay in the houses of unobservant people, standing perfectly still in a corner or closet.

I was walking outside at night and heard what sounded like a chicken that kept screeching in the distance in a forest. I've heard other odd things come out from that forest...