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WARNING! This comic contains very dark themes, horror themes, lots of blood, many character deaths, mild realistic violence, mild realistic action, intensity, and could be depressing or disturbing. Please keep this in mind when reading the series or wiki. (I mean, this is an AU of a horror game-) Also, We respect LGBTQ+, so keep this in mind as well. -Silver Springs Chapter 1 Page 1- "I'm taking the kids and leaving!" "You can't do that! You're my wife, and those are my kids!" "We were assigned to be married, and you took no part in their adoption!" Yelling echoed from the kitchen. As the man cornered his wife against the wall, knife in hand, the woman whispered two words, "Help Me." Time paused around her and a familiar voice rang in her head. "Hello, darling dearest! What do you need help with?" "Clement... He isn't acting like himself- He's threatening to hurt the children and I." "Well. That won't work, will it? How about we show him what really happened to your parents?" The woman smiled. If she could kill the people who neglected her, she could certainly kill Clement. Time returned to normal, but she was incredibly quick, wrestling the knife from the man's strong hands and jamming it in his thigh. ☠ ☠ ☠ Willow Afton was as clever as ever. When the police arrived, Clement was dead, but she told them she didn't know there was a major artery there; that he was threatening her and her children. They proclaimed her innocent. Only one thing unnerved her. Clement had never acted like that before, at least not as she knew. And as he died, falling forward into the pool of his own blood that night, Willow saw two things. A grey aura enveloped him. At an early age she had realized no one else could see this aura of the dead, and the grey signified the dead became a vengeful spirit, a ghost, which she wasn't surprised Clement would become. But something else hovered around him. A silhouette, similar to The Silver's. It glitched in and out of reality, sometimes only a finger flickering, sometimes fully disappearing. She called this being The Glitch.

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