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Duds003
Posted 1 month ago

Happy New Year 🕛🎊😁😊🎆🎈🎉🍾

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Duds003
Posted 2 months ago

Art doodles from my Instagram

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Duds003
Posted 2 months ago

My new profile pic

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Duds003
Posted 2 months ago

Name: Slenderwoman

Alias:

The Conductor

The Woman in White

The White Lady

The Mother

The White Lady of the Forest

Height: 7'8 ft

Acolytes:

Red Death

The Raven

????

????

????

Abilities:

Slender Walking

Distortion

The Veil

Mind Shroud

Telepathy

Dreamscour

Fogwraith

Obliviate

Telekinesis

Immunity

Immortality

Regeneration

Mesmeric Voice

Essence Draining

Shapeshifting

Creature/Demon Summoning

Demonic Transformation

Description:

Slenderwoman stands at an imposing height, smoothly reaching over 7 feet tall. Her body is unnaturally elongated and slender, giving her an almost skeletal appearance. Her limbs are long and thin, adding to her spectral look. Even though she appears frail, her movements convey a sense of menace and strength. Her skin is a ghostly pale white, almost translucent, with a slight sheen that reflects any light, making her appear even more otherworldly.

In addition to the blank canvas appearance on her face, there are no features such as eyes, noses, or mouths to soothe your nerves. The absence of facial features strips away any humanity she might possess, leaving only an enigmatic and terrifying presence. Her long black hair is straight and glossy, flowing down her back like a dark waterfall. It frames her blank face and contrasts sharply with her pale skin.

Slenderwoman’s attire is both elegant and eerie. She wears a white, perfectly tailored suit jacket that emphasizes her height and slenderness. Underneath the blazer, she dons a dark, almost black blouse with a high collar, fastened with a thin, elegant necktie with a brooch clasp at her collar—a silver circle crossed by a line with a striking crimson gem embedded at the top that adds color to her monochromatic look. This brooch radiates a strange allure, though its purpose remains veiled in mystery, giving her an enigmatic aura that captivates and unsettles. Her skirt is long and white, reaching the floor and often billowing as she moves, giving the impression that she is gliding rather than walking.

From her back, several long, shadowy tentacles extend and writhe with a life of their own. Despite their thinness and flexibility, these tentacles are terrifyingly strong. They move with an almost hypnotic rhythm, adding to her unnerving and ethereal presence.

Ghostly elegance and chilling menace characterize her overall appearance, leaving those who encounter her in awe and dread.

Slenderwoman frequently lived within the Forbidden Forest of Hollowville, where her presence has become a legend. The forest is entangled and gnarled, filled with fog and unnatural silence as if all life holds its breath when she draws near. Throughout her domain, she is both ruler and warden, instilling terror in all who dare to trespass. Her aura weighs heavily on the forest, casting a perpetual twilight over her surroundings and inducing profound fear in creatures and humans alike.

Legends say that the deeper one ventures into her forest, the more they feel her veil settle over them—an invisible force that brings blindness, coldness, paralysis, and eventually a breakdown of self, as though she drains the essence of her victims. Some believe she can cross over from the forest to haunt those who invoke her name, her influence having no bounds in the forest.

Slenderwoman’s relationship with children is complex and hauntingly enigmatic. She is both feared and strangely revered among them, especially by those who live near the borders of the Forbidden Forest. Local tales say she is attracted to children who wander too close to her domain, particularly those who are lost, abandoned, or suffering. Some believe she appears to them as a spectral mother figure, guiding them deeper into the forest. Others tell of children being "taken" by her, vanishing without a trace yet leaving behind odd, cryptic symbols and belongings.

Children who wander near the edges of the Forbidden Forest report hearing a soft, melodic humming or a faint whisper calling them, often mistaking it for a lullaby or even their mother’s voice.

Once within her domain, children experience a mixture of fear and strange calm, as if enchanted by her presence. She rarely harms them directly, instead allowing them to explore and interact with her world in ways that appear deceptively harmless—only later do they realize they are lost or changed. Slenderwoman may even speak to them telepathically, guiding them through dreams they struggle to understand. Some believe she views them as potential followers, impressionable souls she can mold to serve her needs.

However, there are dark tales of children who never return and those who do remain forever scarred. They are often left with fragmented memories, eerie dreams, and an unexplained connection to the forest that calls them back, time and again, to face the White Lady who rules within.

There are rumors that Slenderwoman keeps them as "acolytes" or "children of the forest," transforming them into loyal followers bound to her will. These children are said to have vested powers beyond normal comprehension, such as the ability to see through the Veil and navigate the shadowed paths of the forest. However, they also lose part of themselves in exchange, often forgetting their past lives and identities. These acolytes wander the forest, serving as Slenderwoman’s eyes and ears, protecting her domain and warning others of her presence.

While some believe she views these children as her own, others argue that she takes them to maintain her influence, binding young, impressionable souls to her power. This duality—of maternal figure and sinister captor—fuels her legend, casting her as both protector and predator in the eyes of the residents. Parents warn their children about the “White Lady of the Forest,” but some say those lost or desperate still hear her whispers, beckoning them into the shadows of her dark, twisted sanctuary.

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Duds003
Posted 2 months ago

Name: Slenderwoman

Alias:

The Conductor

The Woman in White

The White Lady

The Mother

The White Lady of the Forest

Height: 7'8 ft

Acolytes:

Red Death

The Raven

????

????

????

Abilities:

Slender Walking

Distortion

The Veil

Mind Shroud

Telepathy

Dreamscour

Fogwraith

Obliviate

Telekinesis

Immunity

Immortality

Regeneration

Mesmeric Voice

Essence Draining

Shapeshifting

Creature/Demon Summoning

Demonic Transformation

Description:

Slenderwoman stands at an imposing height, smoothly reaching over 7 feet tall. Her body is unnaturally elongated and slender, giving her an almost skeletal appearance. Her limbs are long and thin, adding to her spectral look. Even though she appears frail, her movements convey a sense of menace and strength. Her skin is a ghostly pale white, almost translucent, with a slight sheen that reflects any light, making her appear even more otherworldly.

In addition to the blank canvas appearance on her face, there are no features such as eyes, noses, or mouths to soothe your nerves. The absence of facial features strips away any humanity she might possess, leaving only an enigmatic and terrifying presence. Her long black hair is straight and glossy, flowing down her back like a dark waterfall. It frames her blank face and contrasts sharply with her pale skin.

Slenderwoman’s attire is both elegant and eerie. She wears a white, perfectly tailored suit jacket that emphasizes her height and slenderness. Underneath the blazer, she dons a dark, almost black blouse with a high collar, fastened with a thin, elegant necktie with a brooch clasp at her collar—a silver circle crossed by a line with a striking crimson gem embedded at the top that adds color to her monochromatic look. This brooch radiates a strange allure, though its purpose remains veiled in mystery, giving her an enigmatic aura that captivates and unsettles. Her skirt is long and white, reaching the floor and often billowing as she moves, giving the impression that she is gliding rather than walking.

From her back, several long, shadowy tentacles extend and writhe with a life of their own. Despite their thinness and flexibility, these tentacles are terrifyingly strong. They move with an almost hypnotic rhythm, adding to her unnerving and ethereal presence.

Ghostly elegance and chilling menace characterize her overall appearance, leaving those who encounter her in awe and dread.

Slenderwoman frequently lived within the Forbidden Forest of Hollowville, where her presence has become a legend. The forest is entangled and gnarled, filled with fog and unnatural silence as if all life holds its breath when she draws near. Throughout her domain, she is both ruler and warden, instilling terror in all who dare to trespass. Her aura weighs heavily on the forest, casting a perpetual twilight over her surroundings and inducing profound fear in creatures and humans alike.

Legends say that the deeper one ventures into her forest, the more they feel her veil settle over them—an invisible force that brings blindness, coldness, paralysis, and eventually a breakdown of self, as though she drains the essence of her victims. Some believe she can cross over from the forest to haunt those who invoke her name, her influence having no bounds in the forest.

Slenderwoman’s relationship with children is complex and hauntingly enigmatic. She is both feared and strangely revered among them, especially by those who live near the borders of the Forbidden Forest. Local tales say she is attracted to children who wander too close to her domain, particularly those who are lost, abandoned, or suffering. Some believe she appears to them as a spectral mother figure, guiding them deeper into the forest. Others tell of children being "taken" by her, vanishing without a trace yet leaving behind odd, cryptic symbols and belongings.

Children who wander near the edges of the Forbidden Forest report hearing a soft, melodic humming or a faint whisper calling them, often mistaking it for a lullaby or even their mother’s voice.

Once within her domain, children experience a mixture of fear and strange calm, as if enchanted by her presence. She rarely harms them directly, instead allowing them to explore and interact with her world in ways that appear deceptively harmless—only later do they realize they are lost or changed. Slenderwoman may even speak to them telepathically, guiding them through dreams they struggle to understand. Some believe she views them as potential followers, impressionable souls she can mold to serve her needs.

However, there are dark tales of children who never return and those who do remain forever scarred. They are often left with fragmented memories, eerie dreams, and an unexplained connection to the forest that calls them back, time and again, to face the White Lady who rules within.

There are rumors that Slenderwoman keeps them as "acolytes" or "children of the forest," transforming them into loyal followers bound to her will. These children are said to have vested powers beyond normal comprehension, such as the ability to see through the Veil and navigate the shadowed paths of the forest. However, they also lose part of themselves in exchange, often forgetting their past lives and identities. These acolytes wander the forest, serving as Slenderwoman’s eyes and ears, protecting her domain and warning others of her presence.

While some believe she views these children as her own, others argue that she takes them to maintain her influence, binding young, impressionable souls to her power. This duality—of maternal figure and sinister captor—fuels her legend, casting her as both protector and predator in the eyes of the residents. Parents warn their children about the “White Lady of the Forest,” but some say those lost or desperate still hear her whispers, beckoning them into the shadows of her dark, twisted sanctuary.