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queenevaine · 6 years

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As requested: Some ParKingField x FF crossover stuff!

The Entity’s connections to the outside world was disjointed, often fragments of information he gleaned from those that came into his realm. Information from varying time periods mixed together, creating unsettling amalgamations of what could be real. Often times, it stuck to the same routine, to keep itself sated off the survivors it trapped in it’s realm. Every now and then, it decided to branch out, and keep things interesting.

The campfire flickered softly as Dwight sat next to it. He was exhausted, absently watching the fire. He was left with David and Jake as the others were out in trials, and was staying up to keep watch. Despite how tired he was, he offered to take the first watch. The other two had gotten themselves injured for his sake, and he wanted to repay the favor.

He jumped when the fire suddenly went out and the fog closed in quickly. He stood in a weary alertness.

“Jake? David? Guys?!”

The fog seemed more like a sheet, blocking anything farther than a foot from his face. When it slowly cleared, he found himself in a strange forest, the trees overhanging becoming more sparse and less intimidating. Did that mean he was free from the Entity’s realm? No, that didn’t sound right. He still didn’t recognize this forest, but it could have been another realm with a new Killer. He quietly walked forward, not needing long to realize something was strange. Is the Entity playing games with us?

There were no generators, and nothing but expanses of forest. How are we supposed to escape? He took a deep breath, looking around. It seemed to just go on forever, no changes to anything of the land. He couldn’t understand where he was, it all just seemed the same. The rustling of leaves made him dart behind a tree. Worst case scenario, he hid when he didn’t have to. He bit his lip when he saw the creature that emerged from the bushes.

A twisted tiger-like form walked out, ribs and bones exposed. It’s eyes were a glowing orange, claws something like the Hag’s. Metal twisted through and out of the creature, and Dwight kept still. It lowered its head to the ground, sniffing the dirt. It’s gaze snapped up to Dwight’s hiding spot, growling and walking over. Shit, shit, shit! It sprinted towards his spot, and Dwight spun around the tree to avoid the lunge. With his back pressed to the tree, orange eyes stared him down.

He took a deep breath, waiting for it to move. Its legs tensed, readying itself to leap forward. It paused, looking to its left.

“Back off!”

David’s voice was a relief. The man bursted out of the bushes, fist colliding with the creature’s neck. The blow sent the creature off balance, uselessly flailing at the ground. Dwight stared in awe as David’s foot slammed down on the creature, forcing a strangled cry from it before it fell limp. Holy shit.

“Alright there?”

Dwight blinked, nodding.

“Yeah! Yeah, I’m alright. Thanks.”

Was David always that strong? How did he not notice? David brushed his hands together, looking around.

“Any idea where Jake went?”

Dwight shook his head.

“I only ran into you just now.”

If anyone would be fine in a forest, it was Jake. He lived on his own for awhile before finding himself in the Entity’s realm. He was the best around animals, never startling any of the crows around the twisted maps where they ran for their lives. David nodded, then grinned.

“Something got you embarrassed?”

Shit.

“Uh, no! Just, uh..” There was no way Dwight was going to admit he smitten with the scrapper. He was interested in Jake, too. Fuck, why does this have to be complicated? He shook his head.

“We should try and find Jake.”

Deep breath, Dwight. You can focus on keeping your friends safe. Now's not the time to be head over heels.

He shook his head again, as David just shrugged.

“You’re a terrible fuckin’ liar, y’know that?” He grinned, then cracked his knuckles. “Any clue where he might even be? Fuck knows this forest could go on forever.”

Dwight looked around, letting out a sigh.

“I have no idea, I was hoping you did. We don't really have any other choice than to start walking and keep our eyes open.”

David shrugged, walking in a random direction.

“We're gonna be walkin’ awhile, so let's get to it now.”

Dwight jogged to catch up, making sure to stick close in case anything else jumped out at them. Definitely the only reason. The treeline seemed all the same as they walked, and Dwight could've sworn he had seen the same tree 7 times by now.

It felt like ages before they actually noticed differences in the forest, trees thinning out and bushes becoming smaller and fewer. Sunlight had started peeking through the canopy, making both of them pause. David looked back to Dwight, giving a look of disbelief. It has been too long since they felt and saw the sun's rays, and were skeptical it was some trick of the Entity’s.

David walked into the clearing first, squinting as the sun glared down at him. The clearing was surrounded by forest that had fallen away to reveal the lake below the cliff they stood on, teeming with creatures that looked otherworldly. The two stared in shock.

“The fuck kinda place is this?”

Dwight was stunned. Most areas were dark and gloomy, hiding where the Killer might be lurking, yet this lake was bright and serene, and he didn't fully believe it was real.

The shaking of the earth beneath them shook him back to reality. David tugged on Dwight’s sleeve, nearly dragging him like a ragdoll to solid ground before the cliff underfoot collapsed. He yelped loudly as he was yanked, staring at the large, horned creature that clawed its way up the rock face. Impaled on it’s horn was an all too familiar green jacket. It leapt into the air as David and Dwight moved to run, landing between the two.

Dwight staggered backwards as the beast turned to look at him, colossal claws coming to swing. He kept backing up, covering his face with his arm as his arm felt alight with.. Something. He couldn’t explain it, nor could he explain the glowing, golden dome that came up around him. It had prevented the beast’s claws from slamming down on him, and for that he was thankful. The air around his arm seemed to shimmer, and it took a moment for him to realize this was not a trick of the Entity designed to hurt him. It was something he could use to protect himself, and others.

“Th’fuck was that?!”

Both Dwight and the monster turned their attention to David. In classic form, David refused to back down, fists clenched as he stared it down. Oh no. Dwight made a dash for David, shimmering gold around his arm fading to a clear distortion. When he reached out with his hand, the fire that erupted forward and scorched the monster’s side caught him off guard, and he yelped.

“TH’FUCK ARE YOU DOING?!”

“I WISH I KNEW, DAVID!”

The beast roared, shaking its head as it turned back to Dwight. Burning red eyes narrowed into razor thin slits at him, growling so deeply Dwight swore he could feel it. A high pitched whistle sounded from below the cliff, distracting the creature enough for Dwight to move away from impending doom.

David grabbed onto Dwight’s sleeve, moving the other man in front of him and running down the cliffside to the lake. The whistle sounded out again, and the monster changed its focus to the whistle’s source. It leaped down to charge towards it, roaring as trees were brought down on top of it when it carelessly charged over vines between them in the treeline. David and Dwight ran towards its body as it was fully crushed under the tree trunks.

Jake sighed, hair disheveled and a combined mess of tangles, leaves, branches, and vines. He walked out from the treeline, walking up to the beast’s horn to grab his now torn jacket. This will be a pain to fix.

“JAKE! YOU’RE OKAY!”

He looked up, nearly barreled to the ground by a charging Dwight and David, the latter scooping the two of them into a hug. He winced, not that he didn’t enjoy the company of the other two, but that the hug was tight. Very much so. He squirmed as much as he could, taking in a deep breath when David put him down.

“Yeah, fine here. You two are loud.”

He tilted his head slightly. Were these two really that worried for me? A beast is nothing, even if it’s colossal. Dwight looked up to the cliff where they were before, then back to Jake.

“Did you see us up there! Did you see all that!?”

Dwight’s hands were on Jake’s arms as he spoke with such an excited energy, it caught Jake off guard. He slowly lowered Dwight’s arms, nodding.

“Yeah, I saw. I don’t what happened, but I saw it.”

David shook his head.

“Some fuckin’ bullshit’s going on. I don’t like being toyed with.”

Dwight looked around the clearing, and to the lake, which stayed serene despite the colossal creature they had just brought done causing so much destruction. Jake put his jacket on, despite the gaping tear in the back, and let out a sigh.

“It’s definitely not natural. So, the Entity’s still responsible.”

Dwight sighed, looking to the other two.

“Well, at least we can defend ourselves, right?”

“Sure, but th’fuck does the Entity want us to actually live for? Shitbag’s always sending lunatic fuckwits to ‘ave a go at us, and it decides it’s bored of that? I don’t trust it.”

He crossed his arms, taking a quick look around. Jake started walking down to the lake.

“Who knows? If something comes out, we can clearly handle it. I’m going to enjoy the sun and the lake while I can.”

Dwight followed closely after Jake, calling out.

“Hey, wait for me!”

David lowered his arms, running after the two.

“Anything so much as looks at any of us th’wrong way, it’s gettin’ a good fight from me!”

Jake paused to look over his shoulder at David.

“If you leave most things alone, they won’t bother you.”

“Not as fun to leave everything be.”

The edge of the lake was calm, the creatures having moved to the other side. Dwight and Jake stood at the edge, looking over the water’s surface as it reflected the sunlight. The moment was almost magical, until David’s grin grew wide and he shouted.

“COMIN’ IN!”

Jake stepped to the side, leaving Dwight to be tackled into the water. Dwight yelped, squirming free from David’s grip.

“Never answered me earlier, by the way.”

David stood, crossing his arms as Dwight scrambled to his feet.

“Wait, what question?”

As soon as he asked the question, Dwight realized which one David meant.

“Oh! Oh, uh..”

Shit. There was no way out of the question this time. Does he even feel the same way? David grabbed him in a headlock, rubbing his knuckles over his hair.

“You’re more obvious than a fuckin’ siren, mate!”

Jake kept his attention on the water’s surface, until David reached over to pull him into the water.

“Don’t think you’re excluded.”

“I was trying to stay at least somewhat dry.”

Jake sighed, hair covering his face after he got soaked.

“Your fault for stepping into the water, mate.”

Jake just shook his head, splashing water at both David and Dwight. David turned to shield his eyes, then turned back to Jake with a grin.

“Oh, you wanna go at it then? Let’s fuckin’ go!”

Dwight let out a soft sigh of relief, then joined in on the fight.

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