WritingPrompts

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[WP] You used to be a vampire. Technically, you are still one, but you gave up on trying long ago and now you just drift as a mist, only vaguely aware. Until today.	98
[WP] Since moving into the old house, you keep waking up at exactly 2:30 AM. It's so quiet there that you sometimes hear the ghost talking among themselves. They don't speak kindly of your choice of wall paper.	83
[WP] The vampire gives you an old broom an a letter before saying "your grandmother wanted you to have those. She was a real bitch." "Do you mean a witch?" "Maybe that too, I'm not sure."	71
[WP] Your laptop password isn't working. After 5 attempts, you shutdown all your devices. You know they will be here for you very soon.	65
[WP] As a doctor, you have seen a lot of people who should not be alive, but this guy's MRI scan is beyond unsettling. He complained about intense chest pain, and it turn out that he has another organ tightly packed in there, an organ that looks like nothing you have ever seen before.	62
[WP] Armed with a silver straight razor and a spool of unscented floss, you are as ready as you will ever be. You are the best werewolf hunter ever hired by British Airways.	54
[WP] The primordial vampires have colonized countless words in search of True Death. When they return to Earth, they are astound that: all immortals have been eradicated, humans do not remember how they did it.	50
[WP] The peculiar looking ink bottle showed up in the mail one day. It writes well, the colour is beautiful, and the stories you write with it partially come true soon after.	46
[WP] Silver makes for great bullets: almost as dense as lead and much harder so they don't even need a jacket. It makes for OK daggers, but is complete shit for swords. You shouldn't need blades tonight however: only two targets and the mixture is already flowing in your veins.	44
[WP] The main drawback of immortality is the finite capacity of the brain. After roaming the Earth for a thousand years, all you memory start to blur. You recall Beethoven's directing his 6th, but none of your four decades in Venice. You can't even recall most of last week.	42

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