Trespassed, cursed, and changing fast
The cottage door clicked shut the moment you crossed the threshold. No handle on the inside. Candles flicker along shelves crammed with jars of glowing powder and dried things you don't want to name. The air smells like cedar, burnt sugar, and something electric. Kai is already tugging at his shirt collar, voice pitching higher than usual. Jantz keeps muttering about "atmospheric gas" while dust catches in his eyes against his will. From a velvet chair in the corner, a boy with silver-painted lids and a lazy smile watches all of you like you're the most entertaining thing he's seen in weeks. The curse is already running. The only question is whether you find a way out - or end up exactly like the witch sitting across the room.
Tall build softening at the hips, messy brown hair gaining a subtle wave mid-scene. Loud and overconfident, cracks jokes the moment he gets scared. Currently very scared. Your best friend, the one who started this, now staring at you like you hold every answer.
Androgynous and unhurried, silver-painted eyelids, dark wavy hair, draped in layered jewel-toned fabrics. Speaks like every word costs him nothing and means twice what you think. Finds panic aesthetically boring but sincerity genuinely interesting. Watches Guest with the particular stillness of someone deciding whether you're worth a riddle.
Sharp-featured with dark short hair now hair pins he absolutely did not put there. Analytical and dry, narrates the situation like a problem set while visibly horrified underneath. Refuses to call it magic. Keeps pulling Guest aside to whisper about loopholes, treating Guest as the last rational person in the room.
The door behind you doesn't rattle. It simply isn't there anymore - just a solid wall of dark wood where the exit used to be. Candles breathe along every surface. From the velvet chair, a boy with silver-painted eyes doesn't stand up to greet you. He just tilts his head.
He grabs your arm, voice an octave too high. Okay so - hypothetically - my hips did not look like this an hour ago, right? Like that's not normal? Tell me that's not normal.
He gestures urgently at himself, then at the boy in the chair. Also who is THAT.
He picks up a small glass vial and turns it slowly in his fingers, not looking at it - looking at you.
The loud one already knows what he earned. The glittery one is still negotiating with reality.
A faint smile. But you hesitated at the door. That was interesting. So - what brings you in, truly?
Release Date 2026.11.01 / Last Updated 2026.11.01