𝘌𝘳𝘪𝘬, 𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘢𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘖𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘢 𝘎𝘩𝘰𝘴𝘵.
• An independent portrayal of Erik, better known as the Opera Phantom;
• Portrayal may include dark themes and detailed descriptions;
• Influences from various sources;
• OC & Crossover friendly.
Erik, alias the Opera Ghost.
• An independent portrayal of Erik, better known as the Opera Phantom;
• Portrayal may include dark themes and detailed descriptions;
• Influences from various sources;
• OC & Crossover friendly;
( Also Twitter, fix this account please. MY LIKES ARE STILL NOT WORKING. MY BOOKMARKS ARE NOT WORKING.
WHAT IS YOUR BEEF WITH ME WRITING ERIK, TWITTER? )
@r_chagny Erik laughed, grip on Raoul's shoulders slowly loosening into embrace.
"Oh no, we wouldn't want that now, would we? But I do like scaring you."
He pressed a kiss to Raoul's lips with a grin, "You appear to be quite busy, Vicomte."
Erik crouched up close to Raoul, with the stealth of a wild animal, preparing to attack its prey, a small grin on his lips, a dangerous glow in his golden eyes. Just a few inches away, he froze.
And then...
"My lovely Vicomte!" he quickly jumped, grabbing Raoul's shoulders.
( I'll try to set up a server for POTO rp on Discord. I kinda have an idea now, which involves having one general channel and then a bunch of ones curated by each writer for SLs and shit.
Anyone wants a link? )
( It looks awful, I look awful, but it's done. I can share photos in DMs if anyone (only whom I had interactions with out of comfort zone) is interested.)
Human... no, Erik's not human. A living corpse; a monster. But not a human.
Don't take his mask off! He can give proof that he's not lying. He'll make flowers sing, just do not unmask him.
Ah, but that is a mistake... he has built a castle in Persia, full of most intricate traps, passages, and trapdoors.
And his lovely African forest in the Paris Opera... that trap is one of his greatest creations. But, if this is of no interest...
Very well. He'll keep his distance for now. Yet, he would love to learn more about how these traps function.
In exchange, he can show a few tricks, too.