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70778 No. 70778 ID: 4553b2

Your name is Benjamin Tell. Your friends call you Little Ben. You are a 7 year old boy. You are Athletic and Healthy. You are occasionally Unlucky.
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No. 70828 ID: bd2eec

>>70826
oh no he didn't

break that multi-eyed freak's face
raise that bat and start swinging
he killed your dad
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No. 70829 ID: a4a5fb

>>70827
Three AM? That's way past your bed time, young man. Scurry up upstairs and go to sleep before I call your mother.
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No. 70843 ID: a1be6b

Just... call the police, for fuck's sake.
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No. 70850 ID: 6faa8c

;-;

Cry.
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No. 70853 ID: f4963f

>>70843
>Call the police!
Haven't you seen movies like this before? Don't you know what's going to happen?

Lil' Ben's going to mention the word 'monster' or mention his father being eaten, and they're going to assume it's a crank call. That's how these movies always go. Fuck that.

Listen to me, Lil' Ben. What you need to do is take a page from Kevin McCallister and Home Alone the fuck out of your house. These sort of creepy night monsters tend to keep their word - you won't be interrupted until night falls again. Be sure to make your traps as lethal as possible, cause I'm pretty sure this monster's not going to take any shit.

Good luck, little hero. We're rooting for you.
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No. 70858 ID: 6faa8c

>Home alonean quests

OHBOYOHBOYOHBOYOHBOY
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No. 70863 ID: b1789a

His father's arm might be good enough to convince them something happened.
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No. 70864 ID: 5a9e00

Kill that fucker. Its what Scars of Yesterday would do.
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No. 70872 ID: 8b7db1

Am I the only one here that is reminded of the song "Goodnight Demonslayer" by Voltaire? We need to make this your anthem, Little Ben.
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No. 70885 ID: 924137

Freak the fuck out. YOUR DAD IS DEAD YOU CAN'T TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF OH GOD
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No. 70918 ID: eefa03
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70918

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No. 70919 ID: 7eda8b

Call the police without using the word 'Monster'
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No. 248480 ID: 93e8e3
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248480

I'm sorry I took so long, Dad... but I'm finally home.
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No. 248481 ID: 93e8e3
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248481

It's been a long 13 years. 13 years since I ran away from home. 13 years since I ran away from the monster that killed my father. 13 years since I became an orphan.

It's only a few more hours until night time. Halloween, the time the spirits come out. It's been exactly 13 years... unlucky. But I didn't come unprepared. I brought Big Ben with me... and a few other things.

>Determine what else Little Ben brought to take on the monster with. Keep in mind his primary weapon is Big Ben, the baseball bat with his father's watch attached.
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No. 248482 ID: 1854db

>>248481
A crowbar, gasoline, and a lighter.
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No. 248484 ID: 099247

>>248482
Add to this a few rags and empty bottles. Oh and some rope. Always needs more rope.
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No. 248486 ID: 1963d1

>>248481
And Balls of Steel.

Definitely gonna need Balls of Steel.
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No. 248487 ID: 701a19

>>248481
A sawed-off snubnose belt-fed 6 gauge shotgun.
Wanting to get up close and personal does not mean you are stupid enough to go in without enough dakka to kill a small army.
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No. 248488 ID: 5eea01

A lot of bugspray.
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No. 248490 ID: 8bc1ac

>>248481
A sidekick.
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No. 248493 ID: 011b60

true love - that usually works
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No. 248494 ID: 644ca1

His Ant Quest Poster, unless it's still in the house, it will be a great motivational booster.

>>248490
A sidekick sounds nice, no actually it's a must have.
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No. 248497 ID: 1854db

Oh shit I almost forgot- he should have a medkit.
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No. 248498 ID: c71597

>>248481
A sawn-off shotgun. A jar of blood for arcane rituals along with a book on said subject, mainly for enchanting the bat with runes and stuff. A big fucking knife for when things need some chopping. A few molotovs and a crowbar.

Then comes the most important, balls of steel and experiance in fighting dread monsters coupled with dedication to seeing this particular beastie dead. Fucker thinks he can get away simply because it has been 13 years? He's wrong, dead wrong. And you're about to show him just how dead.
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No. 248557 ID: e0c719

A suicide bomb vest.
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No. 248559 ID: 56dc25

>>248557
Ooo, that one's important. Set it to go off if he dies; if the worst happens and the monster gets him, it's best to have insurance that at least the monster bit it as well.

Other important things: Light sources, light sources everywhere! At least two flashlights, plus one of those helmets with a light on it for hands-free illumination, plus a couple powerful portable lamps.

A getaway car, in case things go horribly wrong and you're forced to retreat.

Not sure how strong the monster is, but perhaps hammer/nails for sealing doors closed? Or other assorted tools.
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No. 248573 ID: f4e4f9

Grease. A jar of grease. If theirs one thing we learned when running from this bastard, its that he's not the most sure footed (despite being multi-legged).

Oh, this has been a long time coming.

This is for Dad, Little Ben.
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No. 248597 ID: 011b60

a blanket to hide under
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No. 248607 ID: e3f578

A cigar, a chainsaw, a brewski, a whole lot of gasoline, a puppy and a sex doll

all part of my master plan
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No. 248631 ID: 1963d1

>>248559
>sealing doors closed

I AM WELDING THIS DO-AH
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No. 248704 ID: a17cca

>>248607
Minus one puppy and sex doll, add one attack dog and one bottle of vodka.

Perfect recipe.
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No. 248761 ID: 93e8e3
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248761

In front of the building, I empty my backpack, taking stock of my possessions, and prepare for the confrontation.

I brought a Crowbar, for prying open doors and windows, because the house has been abandoned since I left it;

a Tank of Gasoline, for lighting up rooms if necessary;

a Zippo brand Lighter, because Zippos stay lit when you don't hold them, so I might be able to set up a trick with this;

2 bottles of water, for drinking. They'll only help against the most mild of fires;

a Bar of Chocolate, because its delicious and helps steady my nerves;

a 12" sawn off double barreled 12-gauge shotgun, currently unloaded, for shooting things. It has no accuracy to speak of beyond 10 feet;

12 shotgun shells;

2 cans of heavy duty bugspray, because even if it isn't actually a bug, it can work like poisonous pepper spray, and is nearly as flammable as hair spray;

Medkit, in the likely event I get hurt. I packed extra supplies specifically for treating burns, in case any of the fires get too out of hand;

2 high powered flashlights, because I don't think the house still has electricity running to it, and I want anywhere I go to be lit up like dawn;

Pocket flashlight, which will be tied around my forearm using

one roll of Duct Tape. Duct tape fixes everything, except what needs a

Jar of Grease, for coating surfaces and hopefully make Yaramahoo slip;

And, of course, Big Ben.

I was unable to acquire a suicide vest. If I can't stop him, I'll need to make sure everything burns.

I have about 2 hours of set up before nightfall. I don't think he'll be out until then, at least. I need to be thorough - if I fail tonight, I need to wait another year to try again.
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No. 248822 ID: c71597

>>248761
Well then, start off by making sure nobody lives there right now. If they call the cops because some bum with a shotgun is trying to break down the front door then there would be problems.

So scout out the place and see if anything has changed these last 13 years.
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No. 248900 ID: 8bc1ac

>>248761
Floorplan. That's what else we needed. We lived there, though, so we've got an idea of what it looks like, right? Let's see if we can find a good entry point and route.
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No. 248905 ID: e3f578

You also need to set up a computer to play inspiring battle music. Definitely make sure Another Winter is in that collection in case you need to get down and dirty with fisticuffs
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No. 248944 ID: 1963d1

>>248905
Or just use an mp3 player?

He has a point though. The proper music can lend a substantial psychological boost, which is good considering your history with this thing. We don't want you freezing up in the field because of a repressed fear of the monster.

Also, to that end, I still hope you brought your Balls of Steel. Really man, you'll need 'em.
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No. 249118 ID: 445c48

'course, if you're listening to music, then you might not hear it creeping up behind you. Probably not good to be listening to music.
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No. 250295 ID: 93e8e3
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250295

No music. It'd be a distraction. In addition, I'd already checked out the place - it's been abandoned since I left, primarily because the police had been investigating it for months after, and one of them died on the scene. It's been called "Haunted," and the realtors can't sell it. Well, we're here for an exorcism.

Ground Floor

Porch: The front entryway of the building. The doors and windows here are boarded, and the right said has begun to topple from disrepair. An escape off of the roof of this is not something you'll be able to do, this time around.

Main Hall: This area is pretty wide open, and a good place to confront the beast. The middle of it is dominated by a dining table, and under the stairs is a closet. This room connects to every other room on the ground floor. The stairs are guarded by a railing. The north end of this room is home to a coat rack and a place to put shoes. It also tended to be used as a storage area for random stuff, but there's nothing there now.

Living Room: Another wide open area, but this one is full of furniture. The south wall has a cabinet for displaying dad's miniatures, and the north wall has an entertainment center: TV, VCR, SNES system. I played a lot of Mario here with Dad. It all seems really outdated now. The middle of the room has a couch and an armchair. There is a short passageway to the kitchen here, but it is almost large enough to be another room. We never really did anything with it, so it's empty.

Kitchen: Oven, fridge, microwave, countertop, bowls, knives. Nothing unusual here. Any food in here should not be touched.

Bathroom: Toilet, sink, expired cleaning supplies (I didn't know they could expire, but the smell of mold says otherwise), and a shower are here. The window out is high and tiny; going into this room would probably be a death trap.

Second Floor

2F Hall: Connects to every other room on the second floor. There is a railing here, and you can overlook the Main Hall from here. This might be useful. The landing above the staircase is mostly predominated by a large glass case displaying all of dad's miniatures here. He loved painting them, it was his hobby.

My Room: Where it all went down. There is a window overlooking the porch roof, which I used to escape.

Bedroom: Dad's room. Mom passed away when I was even littler, so it was always just him and I. There is also a window here overlooking the porch roof. His bed is here, and some wardrobes. Some posters about something called WH40k are here, as well as a bookshelf containing fantasy and sci fi novels.

Work Room: Where Dad did his work. I never knew what he was. It doesn't matter much now. It has a bunch of junk in the back, likely nothing useful.

Play Room: You might think this is where I played, but this is actually where Dad played. I usually played in my room or in the Living Room, with Legos or video games. Dad would bring his friends here and take his minis out of the glass case in the hall, and they'd play on this really fancy table covered in green stuff. As a kid, I'd sometimes watch them. It looked fun. There is also a bookshelf here, full of really fat, hardcover rules books.

Laundry Room: Where we did our laundry. Washing machine, Drier, and a place to hang up clothing. We stored toiletries here, too - toilet paper, cleaning supplies (also expired), towels. Also probably a death trap, if I got caught in here, as this is the only room in the building without a window going outside.
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No. 250313 ID: e3f578

>>250295
Did you have an aunt or Grandparent or something? Where did you stay all these years? Search Dad's room for other flammable things or anything that could be made as a useful trap. Damn, I wish that kid from Home Alone was here
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No. 250358 ID: 1854db

Find out what your dad's job was. Check his work room's junk.
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No. 250406 ID: 8bc1ac

>>250295
It doesn't look like there's much to take advantage of. Head straight in the front, check every room, don't get backed into anywhere. All pretty simple. I think that's about it. Should be ready to go, then.
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No. 250528 ID: 93e8e3
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250528

He checked every room when making the map.

I was unable to determine my Dad's job based on what was left. Just some filing cabinets - editor? Accountant? Novelist? It's impossible to tell from what's left. It's not too important.

With few ideas of what to do, I decide to wait for him.
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No. 250531 ID: 93e8e3
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250531

...It doesn't take long. "Oh my, the boy has returned! Little Ben, I see nothing was learned."
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No. 250533 ID: e31d52

>>250531
Get him to finish one of his sentances with 'orange'.

Maybe he'll explode.
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No. 250534 ID: a17cca

Stack up them chairs!
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No. 250535 ID: 1ef7bb

>>250531
WE LEARNED PLENTY.

Now it's time to teach you a lesson.
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No. 250543 ID: 93e8e3
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250543

"I've learned plenty!" I shout, bat at hand. "And I'm going to teach you a lesson on all of it."

"Oh goodness gracious, the boy thinks he's so strong! But I will not let you harm me, so long!" Yaramahoo runs off, somewhere into the second floor!
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No. 250565 ID: a17cca

Set up explosives on the side of the stairs, then rush upstairs!
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No. 250576 ID: 701a19

>>250543
"You've gone soft, old roach! You broke your meter!"
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No. 250615 ID: c71597

>>250543
Get out ye shotgun, load it up and go after the bastard. Make sure to avoid walking into giant webbings and things like that. That bastard has some sharp teeth that we don't want to get on us.
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