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Blood Moon Ball: A Short Story

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Recently I came across @gosshiku-hime-wa-yami-san amazing fanfic “Fire Safety is Important at a Blood Moon Ball”. (Go check out this fanfic as well, it’s worth your time!) It was such an amazing fanfic that it inspired me to write my own Tomco fanfic with the blood moon au! Not only that, I also found @shittyloops badass demon!Marco design. [here] So about the fanfic, this will be a story about Marco and Tom standing under the blood moon light and Marco becoming a demon. Short Story Summary: Marco decided to go to the Blood Moon ball after all. He knew Star wouldn’t like it, but he can’t trust that demon ex-boyfriend of hers. He wanted to save Star, but... he didn’t know this ball turned his life upside down instead. For good or for worse. …show more content…

He should really stop worrying about Star. It’s not like anything could go wrong in at a demon prom… It’s not like anything could go wrong, since Star has her wand with her to protect herself. Besides, if Tom really changed for Star, then he could protect her in case some other demon wants to hurt Star… Yeah, these thoughts are totally reassuring to him. Totally. “Blood moon tonight.” Did Marco hear that right? He looked around, but saw no one standing close to him, yet he heard a voice. He glanced at a portrait of an old sea captain. It couldn’t come from him, could it? He quickly glanced at his nacho’s. Maybe he ate to much from them or they are expired. Or he just felt so lonely without Star that he’s hearing things. Well, whatever it might be, he will just shrug it off and continue with chewing his nacho’s. “The moon of lovers.” “Okay, now I clearly heard it,” Marco thought and was truly weirded out by it as he jumped out of his seat. He looked suspicious at the sea captain’s portrait again. What does it even mean with ‘the moon of lovers’? Marco runs his eyes over Tom’s bell and hammer. Could it be some kind of evil spell to trick Star? Something to make her love Tom? Or maybe there’s some other dark magic going on? Who knows what Tom might be planning. By all means, his gut tells him something will happen and he doesn’t want to find out what that would

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