[Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Unfortunately, Eustace has been caught under the spell and is sleepwalking as such. The twist is he's also taken on something of the Huntsman role as well, and instead of his usual rifle be has a large axe. In terms of his appearance, at first glance one might mistake him as his usual self, as his attire looks more like a huntsman which is not too different from what he normally wears. However, he has a black tail that matches his already black ears, and he can both partially transform his hands to claws and completely transform into a wolf.
Worst of all, he's playing as a villain so... Good luck!]
⊗ i: hunting grounds (dark woods)
[The jars in this area will be hidden in trees but they will have pawprints and wolf motifs on them, making it a good clue that it's his. The only way to get him to open the jar is to subdue him.
a) A "helpful" guide. Lost in the woods? On the way to deliver some goodies? Those in red will need to be especially careful as he will especially target them. And those who know actually know Eustace, well...]
The woods aren't safe... I'll help guide you out.
[Don't be fooled by that light smile or calm demeanor. Especially when one has to ask—where did he even come from? He just seemed to appear out of nowhere and without a sound. And instead of leading them out, he'll be leading them further in, perhaps even towards the fog...
b) The hunt is on. Whether he managed to lure someone in deeper into the woods or just appeared from somewhere in the shadows, Eustace will either dart out swinging that large axe, eyes dark and gleaming with clear intent to kill, or people will see the large shadow of a black wolf lurking around before it lunges out into the open. It's probably a good thing he doesn't have his usual abilities on hand, but he makes up for it with what he's gained from his "role," with increased strength and agility.
Either fight back or try to run, but he'll chase them down even if they manage to escape the woods or find a cottage somewhere.]
⊗ ii. knock knock (cottages)
[The jars in this area will be mixed in with the jars found within the cottage, but will have the telltale pawprints and wolf motifs. The best way to get him to not try and kill anyone and stay still long enough to open that jar is to cook something, anything. There are two different types of scenarios here:
a) Why huff when you have an axe? Perhaps someone is already looking through a cottage or perhaps Eustace chased them there. Regardless of whose cottage it is, there will be a spell of some kind that won't let Eustace just simply open it.
So he stands there glaring at the door before smiling.]
Hey, let me in.
[...Not. Quite the line, but not everyone is going to be a pig, and even if they were he'd just say "Hey, pig." Will someone actually open the door? Or will they refuse, not even by the hair of their chinny chin chin? And if they don't open that door...well. He has an axe. And he knows how to use it. Hope that cottage isn't made of straw or sticks!
b) That's not grandma. Eustace had somehow entered a cottage on his own (ignore how the door is already hacked to pieces—) and is just sitting on a bed, the dark lighting casting an overdramatic shadow effect over him to obscure his figure. He's not wearing anything different, but he does smile at whoever enters. A smile that should send chills even to those who don't know him.]
Hoh. Is that meal for me?
[Hopefully whoever he's talking to has a basket of goodies...or that meal may be something else. And those who come close will be compelled to ask the traditional questions about his appearance, though it doesn't have to stay with the original phrases.]
⊗ iii. find the flute
[Once he's out of the spell long enough, Eustace is going to be quite pissed about it, so he will be quick to partner up with anyone who is after the flute. And with his acute sense of hearing, he can hear those notes more easily than most.
Once they are popped to reveal the bit of music...]
...Do you really want to try and sing this?
[He's leaving that fate up to his partner. A poor decision, he knows.
And whether they do and have a nice little trail to follow, or if they have to work a bit harder for it, once the location is found it can either be 1) guarded by some ferocious beast or 2) require a bit of athleticism to reach it, such as being way up high somewhere or hidden deep within some castle's dungeon.]
⊗ wildcard catchall
[Open to other prompts! For those who know Eustace, they will definitely be able to tell from the get go that something is extremely off about him. Feel free to contact me via PM or laenavesse to plot or discuss more if needed!]
Eustace | Granblue Fantasy
Worst of all, he's playing as a villain so... Good luck!]
⊗ i: hunting grounds (dark woods)
a) A "helpful" guide. Lost in the woods? On the way to deliver some goodies? Those in red will need to be especially careful as he will especially target them. And those who know actually know Eustace, well...]
The woods aren't safe... I'll help guide you out.
[Don't be fooled by that light smile or calm demeanor. Especially when one has to ask—where did he even come from? He just seemed to appear out of nowhere and without a sound. And instead of leading them out, he'll be leading them further in, perhaps even towards the fog...
b) The hunt is on. Whether he managed to lure someone in deeper into the woods or just appeared from somewhere in the shadows, Eustace will either dart out swinging that large axe, eyes dark and gleaming with clear intent to kill, or people will see the large shadow of a black wolf lurking around before it lunges out into the open. It's probably a good thing he doesn't have his usual abilities on hand, but he makes up for it with what he's gained from his "role," with increased strength and agility.
Either fight back or try to run, but he'll chase them down even if they manage to escape the woods or find a cottage somewhere.]
⊗ ii. knock knock (cottages)
a) Why huff when you have an axe? Perhaps someone is already looking through a cottage or perhaps Eustace chased them there. Regardless of whose cottage it is, there will be a spell of some kind that won't let Eustace just simply open it.
So he stands there glaring at the door before smiling.]
Hey, let me in.
[...Not. Quite the line, but not everyone is going to be a pig, and even if they were he'd just say "Hey, pig." Will someone actually open the door? Or will they refuse, not even by the hair of their chinny chin chin? And if they don't open that door...well. He has an axe. And he knows how to use it. Hope that cottage isn't made of straw or sticks!
b) That's not grandma. Eustace had somehow entered a cottage on his own (ignore how the door is already hacked to pieces—) and is just sitting on a bed, the dark lighting casting an overdramatic shadow effect over him to obscure his figure. He's not wearing anything different, but he does smile at whoever enters. A smile that should send chills even to those who don't know him.]
Hoh. Is that meal for me?
[Hopefully whoever he's talking to has a basket of goodies...or that meal may be something else. And those who come close will be compelled to ask the traditional questions about his appearance, though it doesn't have to stay with the original phrases.]
⊗ iii. find the flute
Once they are popped to reveal the bit of music...]
...Do you really want to try and sing this?
[He's leaving that fate up to his partner. A poor decision, he knows.
And whether they do and have a nice little trail to follow, or if they have to work a bit harder for it, once the location is found it can either be 1) guarded by some ferocious beast or 2) require a bit of athleticism to reach it, such as being way up high somewhere or hidden deep within some castle's dungeon.]
⊗ wildcard catchall