The hunt has ended, the nightmare ends, now all that is left is the dream. Mason Orion Pines can finally rest now that his hunt is over, but how will he handle the waking world and all the terrors that come with it? Rated M for Blood, Gore, Eldritch shit, citrus way down the line, and death. X-overs with other appropriate material.

Gone was the kind hunter who had taught Dipper how to survive, who had taken the boy in like a son. The eyes which gazed back at the young hunter now shone only with guilt-ridden determination.

There were few peaceful things left in Yharnam, and a good hunting partner by one's side was one of them. Eileen couldn't recall the last time she'd been given such a blessing. She could only imagine that the young hunter sitting beside her was thinking something similar.

When the boy was focused on his own survival, on reuniting with his sister, it was easy to forget the names and faces of the other souls trapped in the dream with him.

The rare moments where the Doll could grasp at the fleeting sense of reality made her wish she was not blessed with the clairvoyance that Gehrman had given her. After all, the boy was far too young to be a hunter.

The twins return to Gravity Falls, both acting strangely, afflicted with a mysterious disease that warps both mind and body. Pacifica must brave the terrifying and surreal land of Yharnam if she wants to end this nightmare of blood and beasts.

When Ford finds a mysterious bell in the woods, he accidentally summons an equally mysterious, but infinitely more dangerous, guest. What will happen as they try to send him back? Rated T for potential cursing later on.