Jeff the Killer

Both of you stopped and looked up at the colorful swirly sign.

"Carnival, huh? I wonder if they allow dogs."

D/N whimpered and pulled on the leash, desperately scrabbling at the floor in an attempt to drag you inside.

Jeff reached down and patted his/her head.

"I think someone might be smelling those corndogs."

Whimper.

You rolled your eyes and went over to the ticket booth, dragging along your dog and boyfriend respectively.

"Two adults and one (Dog Breed Name), please."

"That'll be sixty dollars," the employee said in a bored voice.

You raised an eyebrow and craned your neck to look at the board behind him with the prices.

"It says that one ticket is five dollars."

"Yes, Y/N. Your ticket is only five dollars but Jeff's one is fifty five. D/N gets in for free."

"How did you know our names?" Jeff asked in alarm, one hand already reaching for his knife.

The employee tipped the cap up so that they could see his face.

"Slendy knows that you wouldn't willingly pay your share of the bill so he forced me to somehow squeeze it out of you. Now, sixty dollars if you don't mind."

Grumbling to himself, Jeff grudgingly handed Smiley a handful of cash.

The not-so-good doctor counted it rapidly before pocketing it and printing out two tickets.

"Enjoy the fair!" He said brightly, handing them over the counter.

You took yours and then was struck with a dark thought.

"Smiley...?"

"Yes?"

"Where's the real ticket booth employee?"

Doctor Smiley suddenly started whistling inconspicuously and turned around to pretend to adjust one of the advertising posters.

Jeff put a hand over your shoulder.

"Come on, Y/N! Let's go already!"

"Well aren't you eager?"

You both looked down after hearing an exasperated yap and realized that D/N was still sitting there, looking at you both impatiently.

"Okay! Come on then!"

He/She perked up and dragged you through the main gates and into the carnival while Jeff jogged after you with an amused expression.

BEN Drowned... In balls?

You two were hanging out at the bowling alley.

"Neugh!"

The basketball went rolling down the lane and knocked down all of the pins.

BEN jumped up with a cheer as a bell dinged.

"Yay! I won! I won! In your face, Y/N!"

You rolled your eyes, not having the heart to tell him that it was technically cheating if he used a basketball instead of a bowling ball because the latter was 'too heavy."

The little elf had thrown a huge fuss when the employee told him that they didn't have any other type of balls.

"It's discrimination against small people! You should be able to accommodate all types of body structure! I'm going to complain to the management about this!"

That was when they fetched a basketball from the stall next door just to shut him up.

BEN happily accepted his prize of a massive fluffy stuffed bunny and went trotting out of the alley with it.

You followed him, trying not to laugh because it looked adorable to see a giant toy seemingly moving on its own with a tiny pair of feet poking out underneath it.

Dark Link

Darkness and you were both relaxing by the ice cream booth after a fun morning of trying out the rides.

"The view from that Ferris wheel was terrific."

"But I swear they were going over the speed limit with the spinning teacup ride."

You giggled and spooned some of the ice cream into your mouth.

"I know that you secretly enjoyed it!"

"I did not!" Dark Link insisted, stealing a scoop from your paper bowl.

"Hey!"

"It's share and share alike, Y/N."

You leaned in and kissed him on the lips.

"I agree."

Then you hopped off your seat and bolted out of the ice cream parlor.

It took him a whole minute of confusion to realize that had happened.

"Y/N! Give me back my ice cream!"

"It's share and share alike, Darkness!"

Laughing Jamiackamaracka (I don't even know...)

L.J had insisted on visiting the magic show and despite the foreboding feeling, you agreed.

Now the curtains were lifting and the magician was walking onstage.

"Ladies and gentlemen! Boys and girls! Dogs and cats!"

From somewhere in the crowd, you could've sworn you heard your friend's dog bark happily and saw the ghost of C/N nodding wisely.

The magician waved his hand around and suddenly he was holding out a bouquet of flowers, which was thrown to the audience.

There were several delighted cheers.

Then L.J cupped his hands and yelled:

"It's not magic! I saw him tuck it into his sleeve before the show!"

You blushed and nudged his shoulder.

"L.J..."

The magician looked flustered but bowed.

"For my first trick, I will pull a rabbit out of this hat!"

He swept his top hat off from his head and set it down on the table before tapping it with his wand.

Then he reached in and pulled out a massive fluffy stuffed toy bunny.

There was a wave of giggles and hushed whispers.

BEN was clinging onto the bunny, trying to yank it back.

"Mine! Mine! It's all mine!" He screamed loudly in a high-pitched voice.

The magician hastily threw it backstage.

"Er... Are we ready for an amazing disappearing act? For this trick, I require a volunteer from the audience!"

Before anyone could stand, L.J sprang up and onto the stage.

"I'll do it!"

You covered your face with your hands, realizing that the monochrome clown had just wanted to reveal the secrets behind the magic tricks.

The magician spread out a deck of cards in his hands.

"Pick a card! Any card!"

L.J drew one and showed it to the audience while the guy turned away.

"Now memorize it and put it back!"

After the clown had skeptically done so, he shuffled around the deck before picking out a card at random.

"Behold! This is the very card that he picked!" The magician said, holding up for the audience to see.

There were loud gasps of appreciation.

L.J yawned, looking very unimpressed.

"No, it's not."

"Huh?"

With one swift swipe, he knocked the deck out of his hands.

Dozens of playing cards fell to the ground, all of which were exactly the same.

"This is the one that I picked," the monochrome clown said, holding up one of the replicas which had a set of puncture marks on it from his claws.

Needless to say, the magician wasn't happy and both of you ended up getting booted out of the carnival.

But according to L.J, it was completely worth it to see him squirm.

At the Creepypasta Mansion...

Doctor Smiley tossed Jeff's money at Slenderman as he walked past.

The faceless creepypasta caught it and inspected it carefully.

"Excellent work, child."

"Can I 'help' the ticket booth employee now?"

"Oh certainly not! You still have to collect nine hundred dollars from BEN Drowned!"

Smiley almost tripped over his own feet.

"Nine hundred dollars?"

"Why yes. His gaming devices and other electronics account for 80% of the overall electricity bill."

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A/N: I was about to post up another blank chapter when I saw some wonderful comments from two certain Shadows and it inspired me to write!

You guys have no idea how much those comments mean to me! Seriously! It's enough to motivate me to write a new scenario every single day!

Coming up next: He Does Something Strange

Ta-Ta! ~TheNightPhantom