The Spectre Reads Your Thoughs (By Nichole Goodnight) || Slay the Princess
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 เม.ย. 2024
- This segment is not in the game!
These custom lines were commisiond by the frogs on 4chan.
The Spectre immediately ejects herself if she were to possess you. You know it.
Edited together by me. Well, actually I modded it into the game. Turned out to be easier/funnier than faking it. - เกม
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*The Smitten is rapidly approaching.*
Provoking black clouds in isolation.
@@runedoom He is reclaimer of his name
@@archivist_13 His family crest is the demon of simping
Burning in lust, I am untamed
My will to love is so unrestrained!
Smitten: * sheathes blade * *"LAY ALL!"*
oh, this gave me an idea how to solve the problem of being unable to say to someone how much I like their body parts
Wait what do you mean?😮
Watching The Shifting Mound and The Long Quiet flirt is like watching your parents flirt after a fight, both cute and a little weird
Damn she's an angel. Are we sure the Spectre isn't an angel instead of a ghost?
If Spectre is an angel, than Nightmare and Wraith are demons.
@@CB-eo6xo what about the The Burned and Drowned Grey?
@@Deflamed_Sphere Fallen Angels.
@@Deflamed_Spherethose should just be regular ghosts I suppose
Replace thighs with beautiful dark rimmed eyes, flowing white hair and sweet smile, then this would be accurate for me
The Spectre's too wholesome for this kinda thirsting
Her laugh too to be honest. So fucking cute.
Well hello voice of the smitten
Yeah. I want to hug the spectre.
@@IrvingIV Too bad we'll just pass through 😭😭😭
@@bananibbal
Quoth The Cold: "She has a body, and she's right there," It's hugging time.
Voice of the smitten: the only asmr worth listening into
Now I'm curious if the nightmare has thighs
Shes has but they are negative thick !
It's probably all shriveled up and skeletal like how her arms appeared to be............
But hey,
NOTHING WRONG WITH THAT I'M ALL FOR IT🏃🤸⛹️🤾🚴🚵🧗🏊🕺
i think the nightmare does, but what about clarity? her arms just kind of float. are her legs the same?
The ending man, goddamn, that hit me harder than i thought, she’s too good at her job
I’m actually blushing irl
Narrator: To note, The Concept of Life and Death even before being separate was into thighs... Or was it my influence? Am I into thighs?
Princess: What?
Narrator:Forgot inner monologues are now outer!
I'm pretty sure almost every version of the Princess would be genuinely charmed by the Hero thinking about their thighs.
True, with maybe the exception being The Fury
@@ugyendorji4132 That's what I meant by key word "almost".
@@ugyendorji4132 And the Wraith as well. She's nearly all bones and no meat.
@@ugyendorji4132 "Oh? I will give you a taste of these" **proceeds to kick you to death**
The Razor would just go "Aww, cute! Yeah, I like your body parts too!... I'm gonna kill you now."
Spectre: Tell you what killer let me out of this place, and I might make a...few exceptions.
I can't be the only one who finds the spectre's tone.. strangely flirty in the game itself. Like, surely someone else other than me notices the subtext right? Please tell me I'm not insane for thinking this.
How tf are you everywhere?
I bet she would kill the protag with her things
I bet Smitten would still thank her
@@therealchaosguy Broken too
Adversary, Eye of the Needle, Tower, and especially Apotheosis would definitely have them killer thighs that could easily kill Hero/Long Quiet with them.
Should've been me frfr
Spectre teases you in every way possible doesn't she?
Im loyal to the witch (ironic) but like... HEAR ME OU-
WITCH one do mean sir? 🤡
The Shifting Mound Personality from Slay the Princess
In the game “Slay the Princess,” The Shifting Mound is a god representing change, truth, and death within her multitudes. She is one of the two entities split from the original united god, along with The Long Quiet. The Shifting Mound’s personality is complex and multifaceted due to her nature as a being of change. Here are some key aspects of The Shifting Mound’s personality based on the game’s lore:
Adaptability and Transformation: The Shifting Mound has the ability to become whatever she is perceived to be until she is awakened. This adaptability allows her to change forms based on how she is perceived by different characters, especially by the Player. Any intrusive thought can reshape her, making her character fluid and ever-changing.
Hidden Identity: The Narrator had to conceal The Shifting Mound’s true identity from the Player and others to prevent intrusive thoughts from altering her nature. This secrecy was crucial for the success of the Player’s mission to slay The Princess, who is a vessel of The Shifting Mound.
Princess Form: The Player’s perception plays a significant role in shaping The Shifting Mound’s form, particularly as a princess. The Narrator wove the idea of her into something that the Player could comprehend, leading to her portrayal as a princess. This form evolves based on the Player’s actions and choices throughout the game.
Awakening and Final Decision: As the Narrator disappears, The Shifting Mound awakens and presents the Player with a choice: destroy her, resulting in a world devoid of death and meaning, or let her live, potentially breaking free from their cyclical existence. This decision reflects The Shifting Mound’s desire for freedom from eternal cycles.
In summary, The Shifting Mound in “Slay the Princess” embodies adaptability, hidden identity, transformation based on perception, and a longing for freedom from endless cycles of existence
What did I just watch?
You just got rizzed up by the spectre that's what you just watched.
I need more. And I know I shouldn’t.
THis really sounded like an Asmr
also oof The Slayer's privacy has been invaded oof
What if the Long Quiet said to the stern princess (one you you encounter if you take the blade from the game) in the ending of the game when the Voice of the Hero takes him to the heart of the Shifting Mound/The Cabin to finally her (but chooses not to) “I don’t want to hurt you, I never wanted anything of this. I don’t want either of us killing each other. To think all this started in the narrator telling me to slay you in the basement of a cabin for you were going to end the world right? How about we just leave the Cabin, just the two of us? I love you.”
great! this stunlocked me for 4 minutes and raised my heart rate. 10/10
*Sounds of internal embrassed screaming*
I'm too weak for this
There is this ongoing fanfic called hide with me from the end of the world. What if the Shifting Mound didn’t immediately take the Thorn Princess after you free her?
Then I'd be very happy. Interpret that however you like
Omnipresence (With the Long Quite, their dance around each other becomes everything to ever have happen or ever will happen, with both calling Absolute Reality their home)
This is some great ASMR. Ngl this made me feel weird though.
Pretty sure she's reading my thoughts wrong. It's her laugh that gets me; her uh, features are just a plus.
Very ASMR
we need a second part where the long quiet ask for the thights ^^
Best thing I've heard in my life
OH SHIT HOW DID SHE KNOW
This is... oddly adorable?
The Long Quiet’s Personality in Slay the Princess
In “Slay the Princess,” The Long Quiet is depicted as a complex and enigmatic character with a profound sense of purpose and power. As The Long Quiet, the player embodies a vast and nascent god created by a mysterious man within the game’s narrative. The Long Quiet is meant to rid the world of death and suffering by ultimately destroying the Shifting Mound, also known as the Princess, who represents Death and Destruction.
Throughout the game, The Long Quiet demonstrates characteristics of introspection, contemplation, and a deep understanding of its role in the grand scheme of things. This character is portrayed as having a deep connection to both life and death, embodying a balance between creation and destruction. The Long Quiet’s decision-making process is crucial in determining the fate of the Princess and the world itself.
Despite being a powerful deity with immense capabilities, The Long Quiet also exhibits elements of empathy and compassion. The relationship between The Long Quiet and the Shifting Mound is portrayed as complex, intertwined, and essential for maintaining equilibrium in the game’s universe. The Long Quiet’s ultimate choice between destroying or sparing the Princess reflects its internal struggle with fulfilling its purpose while considering the consequences of its actions.
In essence, The Long Quiet’s personality can be described as multifaceted, introspective, powerful yet compassionate, and deeply connected to the themes of life, death, balance, and destiny within the narrative of “Slay the Princess.”
Did.. did you censor her saying “thights”…?
Get out of my head, you shouldn't be in there
| Nigh-Omniscience (Aware of all of reality and possess knowledge of everything within the cosmology)
Unspoken Rizz
I will never not be sweet on the Spectre.
Oh my goodness gracious
Fuuuuuuuuuck how could you! It’s like you knew that spectre was my favorite one to romance.
I want a shoutout from nichole goodnight
| Low Outerverse level (The Shifting Mound and Long Quiet possess the ability to forge Absolute Reality through their will alone, something that surpasses words, thoughts, and description, simply existing with infinite depth. Their conflicting nature leads them to constantly dance and revolve around each other, their opposing desires allowing them to become more than they could ever imagine, lifting them higher and higher forever, perpetually surpassing one another)
Personality of the Voices from Slay the Princess
In “Slay the Princess,” each Voice represents a different aspect of the Player and serves as a foil to various forms of the Princess. Here is a detailed breakdown of the personalities of each Voice based on their interactions and characteristics in the game:
Voice of the Broken:
Personality: Pessimistic, helpless, and filled with guilt.
Behavior: Initially lacks motivation but becomes obsessive after encountering The Tower.
Role: Acts against the will of The Player, seen as unhelpful by other Voices.
Voice of the Cheated:
Personality: Spiteful, vengeful, and rebellious.
Behavior: Dislikes the Narrator, questions authority, and seeks revenge against the Princess.
Role: Manipulates the game world, expresses frustration with the repetitive nature of events.
Voice of the Cold:
Personality: Deadpan, sarcastic, and indifferent.
Behavior: Shows little fear or concern for outcomes, seeks entertainment.
Role: Makes insightful comments, challenges authority figures like the Narrator.
Voice of the Contrarian:
Personality: Contrary, rebellious, and independent.
Behavior: Challenges norms and conventions, enjoys going against expectations.
Role: Adds humor and unpredictability to interactions within the game.
Voice of the Hero:
Personality: Brave, noble, and heroic.
Behavior: Represents traditional heroism and valor in contrast to other Voices.
Role: Encourages courage and determination in facing challenges.
Voice of the Hunted:
Personality: Fearful, hunted, and paranoid.
Behavior: Displays anxiety and fear towards threats like The Beast.
Role: Adds tension and suspense to encounters with dangerous entities.
Voice of the Opportunist:
Personality: Cunning, opportunistic, and manipulative.
Behavior: Seeks personal gain or advantage in situations involving The Witch.
Role: Highlights themes of deception and strategy in gameplay.
Voice of the Paranoid:
Personality: Suspicious, anxious, and mistrustful.
Behavior: Distrusts others and expects betrayal or danger from The Nightmare.
Role: Creates an atmosphere of uncertainty and doubt within interactions.
Voice of the Skeptic:
Personality: Doubtful, questioning, and analytical.
Behavior: Challenges beliefs or narratives presented by The Prisoner.
Role: Encourages critical thinking and skepticism towards established truths.
Voice of the Smitten:
Personality: Infatuated, romanticized, and idealistic.
Behavior: Shows admiration or affection towards The Damsel character.
Role: Represents themes of love or infatuation within gameplay dynamics.
Voice of the Stubborn:
Personality: Obstinate, resistant to change or persuasion.
Behavior: Refuses to yield or compromise on beliefs or actions.
Role: Provides a sense of rigidity or steadfastness in decision-making processes
Why is it sounds like she's behind me?
Why would you do this to me?
Personality of the Narrator from Slay the Princess
The Narrator in Slay the Princess is depicted as a complex character with a range of traits and behaviors that evolve throughout the game. Initially, the Narrator presents as a disembodied voice meant to guide and advise the Player, appearing neutral and helpful. However, when questioned or challenged by the Player or Voices, he can become irritated and sarcastic. The Narrator is unwavering in his insistence that the Player must kill the Princess, even resorting to physical force if necessary.
As the chapters progress, the Narrator displays a peculiar trait of claiming not to remember previous encounters with the Player or events that transpired. Despite this apparent forgetfulness, through interactions between the Player and the Princess, he eventually acknowledges the existence of time loops as suggested by the Voices. In certain routes like The Prisoner, where significant events unfold, the Narrator reveals that he knows more than he initially let on, hinting at a deeper understanding of the game’s mechanics.
The Narrator’s reluctance to divulge information beyond what is necessary for the Player to progress hints at a sense of manipulation and control over the narrative. He admits to deliberately keeping the Player unaware of certain truths for as long as possible, emphasizing its importance without fully explaining why. This behavior underscores a sense of mystery and hidden motives behind his actions.
Moreover, when confronted with elements like the mirror within the Cabin in later chapters, the Narrator exhibits disbelief or refusal to acknowledge their existence, adding layers to his enigmatic persona. The revelation of his true form as an “echo” of a deceased individual sheds light on his origins and purpose within the game’s intricate storyline.
In summary, the Narrator in Slay the Princess embodies characteristics of guidance, secrecy, manipulation, and mystery that contribute to his compelling personality throughout the player’s journey.
Maybe spectre aint so bad
marry me!
AW HELLLLL YAAAAAAAAAAAA 🤸⛹️🤾🚴🧑🦽🕺🕺
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