Lycan Queen
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Okay so essentially what it sounds like. Coraline but years later. Coraline and Wybie are in highschool now, along with their friends "female oc and male oc". FOC, made by yours truly, is Coraline's newest friend in school who's new to the town. She and Coraline are quite different, yet they get along amazingly. It does help that the new girl comes from across country and livens things up. When introduced to Wybie, who is still Coraline's neighbor and close friend, she's smitten.
On the other hand, MOC has gone to the same school as the two canon characters for years and is on the same wavelength as Wybie and the two get up to shenanigans and bug collecting all the time. What the creator of this character chooses to do with it relationship or story wise is up to them.
The necessities for this little project are as follows:
Someone to play teenage Coraline
Someone to play teenage Wyborn
And someone to play a male oc of their design as Wybie's friend.
The plot is along these lines: upon Coraline's new friend moving into town, she and Caroline quickly establish a close friendship that leads to her being introduced to her friend group that includes Wybie and the other oc. They do start hanging out together and FOC stays at the Pink Palace with Coraline a lot. But when FOC stays over, she notices she has amazing dreams. Her and Coraline can ride her motorbike all over the town without scolding, Wybie actually tries to flirt openly with her and they go on dates, and the four of them together move into their own place as roommates. She doesn't go into detail at first about them, but she tells Coraline about them. But when MOC starts having dreams like this too, involving a small door and a well near Wybie's house, they start opening up about the button eyed version of one of their loved ones in the dreams and how they ask them to keep coming back.
Essentially, the Beldam is coming and going through rifts between their worlds and it doesnt have to be just children anymore. If she can pursuade teenagers, then that will do just as well.
My only request is that you put your best forward with your replies. One sentence wont cut it. If you're not interested, you dont have to be here. And if you're having an off day, just say so. I'm understanding with real life issues.
On the other hand, MOC has gone to the same school as the two canon characters for years and is on the same wavelength as Wybie and the two get up to shenanigans and bug collecting all the time. What the creator of this character chooses to do with it relationship or story wise is up to them.
The necessities for this little project are as follows:
Someone to play teenage Coraline
Someone to play teenage Wyborn
And someone to play a male oc of their design as Wybie's friend.
The plot is along these lines: upon Coraline's new friend moving into town, she and Caroline quickly establish a close friendship that leads to her being introduced to her friend group that includes Wybie and the other oc. They do start hanging out together and FOC stays at the Pink Palace with Coraline a lot. But when FOC stays over, she notices she has amazing dreams. Her and Coraline can ride her motorbike all over the town without scolding, Wybie actually tries to flirt openly with her and they go on dates, and the four of them together move into their own place as roommates. She doesn't go into detail at first about them, but she tells Coraline about them. But when MOC starts having dreams like this too, involving a small door and a well near Wybie's house, they start opening up about the button eyed version of one of their loved ones in the dreams and how they ask them to keep coming back.
Essentially, the Beldam is coming and going through rifts between their worlds and it doesnt have to be just children anymore. If she can pursuade teenagers, then that will do just as well.
My only request is that you put your best forward with your replies. One sentence wont cut it. If you're not interested, you dont have to be here. And if you're having an off day, just say so. I'm understanding with real life issues.
