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estellan0vella · 18 days

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Shinies Older Brother Sukuna AU HFBU

The tattoo parlour buzzes with its usual lively energy, the hum of tattoo machines blending with the low chatter of clients and artists. You're comfortably settled on the couch, sketchbook in hand, working on a new dragon design Sukuna asked you to create. Megumi is sitting on your lap, happily colouring in an empty sketchbook you've given him.

Sukuna, Toji, and Geto are busy with their own work, the atmosphere one of casual camaraderie. You glance up from your intricate dragon sketch to see Sukuna leaning over a client's shoulder, giving instructions while Toji and Geto work on their own designs.

Megumi looks up at you, his eyes shining. "Y/N/N, look at my dragon!"

You smile, admiring his colourful, albeit abstract, dragon drawing. "That's amazing, Megumi! You're getting really good at this."

He beams with pride, returning to his colouring with renewed enthusiasm. You refocus on your own work, the detailed dragon slowly taking shape under your skilled hand.

Suddenly, Yuji's voice rings out, breaking the peaceful rhythm of the shop. "I got the shinies! I got the shinies!"

You look up to see Yuji darting through the parlour, clutching a handful of piercing needles gleaming in his little fists.

"Oh shit," you mutter under your breath, already anticipating the chaos.

Sukuna's head snaps up, eyes narrowing as he spots the needles. "Yuji! Put those down right now!"

But Yuji, giggling maniacally, is already zooming around the room, dodging chairs and clients with surprising agility. "No way! I got the shinies, Suku!"

Toji and Geto exchange amused glances before springing into action, joining Sukuna in the chase. Yuji is a small blur, weaving through the parlour with a mischievous grin plastered on his face.

You sit back on the couch, holding Megumi a bit tighter as you both watch the scene unfold. "Well, this should be interesting," you remark to Megumi, who giggles.

Sukuna, Toji, and Geto make valiant attempts to corner Yuji, but the kid is too quick, darting under tables and around clients who watch the spectacle with a mix of amusement and confusion.

"Yuji, give those back!" Sukuna's voice is stern, but there's a hint of laughter in his eyes.

"Nooo! I got the shinies!" Yuji yells, his laughter echoing through the parlour.

Finally, Sukuna manages to outmanoeuvre Yuji, grabbing him by the back of his shirt and lifting him into the air. "Alright, kid. You're in air jail."

Yuji squirms, still giggling, as Sukuna holds him up like a kitten. "Nooo, Suku! I don't wanna go to air jail!"

Ignoring his protests, Sukuna turns back to his workstation, still holding Yuji aloft. He glances over at you, a smirk tugging at the corner of his lips. "Babe, remind me why we keep this one around?"

You laugh, shaking your head. "Because he's adorable and keeps life interesting? And there's the whole legal guardian thing"

Sukuna chuckles, nodding in agreement as he sets Yuji down on a stool, making sure he can't escape. "Alright, brat. Stay put and no more grabbing needles."

Yuji pouts but nods, accepting his temporary imprisonment. "Okay, Suku."

With the chaos momentarily settled, you turn your attention back to Megumi, who is looking up at you with wide eyes. "Y/N/N, can I have a dragon tattoo?"

You smile, reaching for a pen. "Sure thing, Megumi. Let's give you the coolest dragon tattoo ever."

Megumi's face lights up with excitement as you start drawing a dragon on his arm, carefully detailing each scale and fiery breath. He watches in awe as the dragon takes shape, his excitement palpable.

As you finish, Megumi beams at his new "tattoo." "Look, Suku! I got a dragon!"

Sukuna glances over, raising an eyebrow. "Nice work, babe. Maybe you should be the one giving tattoos around here."

You laugh, shaking your head. "Oh yeah, let's give the epileptic the tattoo gun. Brilliant idea, Kuna."

He smirks, shrugging. "Hey, you've got the talent for it. Just a thought."

Megumi shows off his dragon tattoo to Toji and Geto, who both nod approvingly. "Looks good, kid," Toji says, ruffling Megumi's hair.

Geto grins. "Better than some of the first tattoos I've seen."

You lean back, watching as Megumi proudly displays his new artwork. Yuji, finally released from his stol confinement runs over to admire it as well.

"That's so cool, Megumi! I want one too!"

Sukuna rolls his eyes but smiles. "Alright, alright. Maybe later. For now, let's keep the shinies where they belong, okay?"

Yuji nods, bouncing with excitement. "Okay, Suku!"

As the parlour settles back into its usual rhythm, you can't help but smile. Chaos or not, these moments are what make life with Sukuna, Yuji, and your makeshift family so special. And you wouldn't have it any other way.

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deadgirlwalking91 · 3 months

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new guitarspear fic

'thank you for the venom', chapter one: 'if this is what you want, then fire at will'

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“Is that all it takes to make you moan? You’d be such a freak in the sheets, Lieutenant.”

“Hilarious. Respectfully, Sir, go deep throat a cactus.”

***

Despite working together for years, Adam and Lute can't stand each other.

He thinks she's got a stick up her ass.

She thinks he's an idiot.

When Lute goes behind Adam's back to Sera and proposes they change their training regime for Extermination Day, Adam is hellbent on making her life miserable - until he learns it's in his best interest to work with her, not against her.

The problem is, neither of them counted on unexpected feelings getting in the way of their jobs, which makes things... tense for them.

What happens when one day, they accidentally take things a little too far?

***

Chapter One

Adam & Lute’s Office, Exorcist Training Centre, Heaven

Lute knew she’d messed up this time.

If she had an ordinary boss, she might only cop a slight reprimand for going over his head – an uncomfortable conversation, promises of ‘I’ll never do it again’, waiting for time to pass until the awkwardness of the situation wore off and they could go back to business as usual.

Unfortunately, her boss was far from what most would consider an ordinary angel – both in title and temperament. Which consequently meant his reaction to her undermining him would be… hostile, to say the least.

“I can’t fucking believe you went to Sera without talking to me first!” Adam bellowed, pounding his fist on his desk. Old coffee cups, abandoned paperwork and scattered stationary threatened to spill over the edge, littering the already cluttered floor around his workstation. “Fucking low blow babe, even for a kiss-ass like you.”

Don’t rise to his anger. Keep a cool head. Explain your case.

“Sir,” Lute laced her fingers together and placed them on the surface of her own desk, ready to state her case for taking her proposal directly to the High Seraphim and bypassing her superior. In contrast to her Commander, her own workspace was neatly arranged, not a hint of messiness to be found. She cleared her throat. “I tried to talk to you about this a week ago, and you dismissed me.”

“You haven’t said shit to me.”

‘Yes I have,’ she thought to herself, resisting the urge to retort back and begin a verbal tennis match. She knew she’d win – after all, she was much smarter than Adam, and could hold a sentence without swearing, cursing or a sexual innuendo. Stooping to his level would just escalate the situation further than where it needed to be, and if it got to that level she was certain things would get ugly. Fast.

“I’m positive we have had this conversation, Sir.”

“Nup. We haven’t.”

Lute inhaled slowly and deliberately through her nose, trying to supress her already-rising frustration. He was being particularly petulant today, and she found her patience with him was quickly wearing thin. Squaring her shoulders, she continued. “Sir, we were on our way to the eight o’clock agility training session. I remember it clearly as you were complaining that you had a meeting with Sera later that morning. I thought it would be an opportune moment to mention it to you as it would be fresh in your mind when you met with her.”

Adam snorted and leaned forward onto his elbows; the golden facial expression on the screen of his mask fixed into a jeer. “And you think that was a good time to approach me about one of your lame ideas? I thought you were smarter than that. What’s my first rule of working together, sweetie?”

Don’t throw a knife at him. Don’t threaten to disembowel him – as much as you want to. Stay calm, Lieutenant.

“With all due respect, Sir –” Lute growled, her professional tone wavering. “I hardly think that putting limits on when I can and cannot converse with you is conducive to creating a professional working relationship with you.”

“Firstly, we don’t have a professional working relationship, babe. It’s pretty fucking black and white, actually – I’m your boss, you listen to me. It’s not that difficult a concept to grasp.” Lute opened her mouth in anger to protest, but Adam held up a single finger, signalling for her to wait. Dumb move. That single gesture just fuelled the intense rage that was quickly building inside her.

“Secondly, the rule is don’t talk to me about important shit before nine o’clock. Chances are I won’t remember it because I’ll be half asleep, and I’ll give even less of a fuck about what you’ve got so say because you’ve pissed me off before I've had my morning coffee.”

“I’d rather not talk to you at all,” Lute said through gritted teeth. “But, I unlike you, actually care about Extermination Day, and if we continue how we’re currently track-”

“And I, unlike you,” Adam said mockingly in a high-pitched voice that was supposed to sound like Lute’s, “couldn’t give a shit about how many Sinners we slay next Extermination Day, or whatever the fuck it was that you ran to Sera about. The only thing that matters is that we show our faces in Hell on Extermination Day and slaughter some demon ass. That’s it. Those fuckers are scared shitless of us anyway, so it doesn’t matter how many we kill, we'll always have the upper hand. It’s called working smarter, not harder, babe.”

He cannot be serious right now. Does he not realise that our kill rate is slipping, year on year? How this might affect us long-term? That Sinners might start to fight back once they figure out that we’re starting to let our guard down?

“So what you’re telling me,” Lute started, now barely able to contain her vitriol, “Is that you don’t give a flying f-”

“Exactly.” Adam stood up and smirked down at Lute, the smug look of satisfaction on his mark now too much for Lute to bear.

Fuck you, you arrogant prick.

“Conversation’s over. Get back to actually doing your job, Lieutenant, instead of wasting my time with your insignificant, petty bullshit. Don’t fucking pull a stunt like this again.”

Adam strode towards the door of their shared office, pausing briefly as his hand rested on the door handle, his smirk intensifying. “Oh, one more thing.”

“What?” she snapped, head now in her hands. She couldn’t even physically look at him.

“I’m pretty sure we just established that I’m your superior, so a bit of respect would be nice to hear, Lieutenant.”

“What, sir?” Her hands pulled in frustration at her silvery-white bangs that had fallen into her eyes.

“Be a good girl and finish that overdue paperwork for me, would you? I’ve got more important shit to do. It’d be a good reminder for you of what your job actually entails.”

That’s it.

Lute had tried to play nice. Tried to do the right thing and raise her suggestion in a polite, professional manner. Took an alternative avenue once she realised her attempts at improvement were going nowhere. She’d even attempted to sit calmly through his dressing-down without reacting to his bullshit. But now?

She’d finally snapped.

Agilely leaping over her desk so she was in front of his, she picked up one of the multiple long-forgotten mugs that cluttered the surface and hurled it in his general direction.

Lute hadn’t really expected for it to hit him – the act of picking up the mug and throwing it had been born out of built-up frustration and anger at her imbecile boss, a need to expel some of the hatred that had built up over the course of their most recent conversation. The fact that it had connected with the side of his head and shattered into at least a hundred tiny ceramic pieces?

Just a bonus, really. It was just a damn shame it didn’t leave a mug-sized hole in his head.

‘Good. Hope it fucking hurt.’ She allowed herself a moment of satisfaction, taking in his surprise as he lifted a hand to his head and checked for blood. Time to let him have it.

“If anything,” she hissed in a low, dangerous voice. She was now moving towards Adam, one hand clenched by her side, the other pointed threateningly at his face. “Let me get this one thing through your thick head – though more than anything right now, I’d love to drive my sword between your eyes, carve up your tiny, pathetic excuse for a brain and force feed it back to you raw.”

Adam opened his mouth to respond, his surprise at her tone quickly turning to fury, but she didn’t give him the courtesy. He needed to hear this – graphic acts of violence and all.

“Shut it,” she snarled. “Shut the fuck up and just fucking listen for once, as difficult as that is for you. Because I’m not your fucking secretary. I’m not your assistant. I’m here to do my job – which is to provide training and mentorship to the other Exorcists, because you’re too damn incompetent to do it yourself.” Her normally restrained voice grew louder. “Perhaps if you focused more on doing your job, instead of screw-”

“Geez,” Adam drawled, “You’re a fucking little mouthy cunt, aren’t you?” He gripped the wrist of Lute’s outstretched arm, rage etched all over his mask, which had started glitching ever so slightly. Not a good sign.

Ouch. Lute may be the better aim of the two, and more agile, but Adam was had the upper hand when it came to brute strength. She was positive that his hold on her wrist was going to bruise – that was going to be fun to explain once it was noticed. She continued to stare him down, never daring to break eye contact or even blink. She couldn’t let him think he’d won. Even if he did have her arm in a death grip.

She’d rather fall to the depths of Hell than admit defeat to him.

Rap-rap-rap.

“Adam? Lute?” a soft voice called from behind the door. “Is everything alright? I heard something break just now.”

Sera.

Seizing her moment, Lute yanked her wrist from Adam’s grasp and made towards her desk once again.

“Come in, Your Highness,” she called in an uncharacteristically chirpy voice. “Adam accidentally dropped his coffee mug, and it broke, which is what you must have heard. I was just showing him the best way to clean up the mess.”

Adam shot her a filthy look and stomped back to his desk, muttering incoherently under his breath – though Lute was sure she heard the word bitch at least twice.

The handle clicked, and Sera poked her head through the gap between the door and the frame. She frowned at the scattered ceramic pieces that lay forgotten on the floor.

“Are you two… having a disagreement?” she asked concernedly, her large, almond-shaped eyes noticing the glowering looks the two angels were shooting each other. “I thought I could hear shouting.”

“Yeah, we’re fine Sera,” Adam waved his hand dismissively at Lute. “Lieutenant here was just running some ideas past me for next month’s training plan and got a bit carried away.”

‘As if he hadn’t completely flown off the handle just minutes ago’ Lute thought angrily to herself but feigned a smile and nodded politely. Going toe-to-toe with Adam in private was one thing, but she prided herself on keeping her composure around the Seraphim and other senior angels in Heaven. They didn’t need to know about their little disagreement.

Or the hundreds of disagreements that had occurred before this one. None had been quite this heated, though.

This was the only one that had almostended in violence, though. That was a first.

“Oh, excellent.” Sera moved into the room and shut the door behind herself. “What do you think, Adam? Your Lieutenant has some brilliant ideas, which I personally can’t wait to see executed over the coming months. Her presentation to me was very promising.”

The look on Adam’s face was positively feral now. Lute relished this moment and made a mental note to file this look away in her memory bank – seeing him quietly seethe in the presence of his direct superior, knowing it was in his best interest to keep his cool was something she was going to enjoy. To rile him up further, she propped an elbow on her desk, rested her chin in her hand and shot him a quick, satisfied smirk.

Cop that, asshole.

“Yeah,” Adam grumbled, suddenly busying himself with the paperwork on his desk. “They’re good.”

“Well,” Sera clapped her hands together and smiled at Lute, who bowed her head in respect in return. To hear that her proposal was highly regarded by one of the most senior angels in Heaven was praise beyond what she ever expected to receive for her work.

It was certainly more than what her direct boss had ever given her.

“That settles that, then. Lieutenant, if you could please come with me, I��d like to add a couple of things to your training program that I’ve thought of.” Lute nodded and rose from her desk once more, gathering her bag and notes. Noticing that Sera had turned to open the door once more, Adam quickly shot Lute a one-fingered salute to bid her farewell. Lute simply mouthed, “get fucked” in return.

“Oh, Adam, I see you’re working on the monthly training incident report that I asked you to turn in a week ago,” Sera said as he hastily went back to pretending to review his work. “Make sure it’s on my desk by five o’clock, please. I need it for a meeting tomorrow with the other Seraphim.” She turned and glided out the door, Lute only a few footsteps behind – though she took care to accidentally bump Adam’s shoulder with her own as she trailed behind Sera.

“Kiss-ass.”

“Dick.”

Lute closed the door with a little more force than necessary – just for good measure, knowing it would infuriate Adam to no end. Just to rub her victory in a little more. Because, after this round?

The score was Lute – one, Adam – zero.

Laughing to herself, she was sure she could hear Adam cursing her with language colourful enough to paint an entire rainbow as she strolled down the hall to Sera’s office.

Bring it on.

***

The Common Room, Exorcist Training Centre, Heaven

The Training Centre common room was abuzz with idle chatter and echoes of laughter as Lute entered later that morning, determined to continue her work far, far away from Adam. No formal training sessions had been scheduled for that day – the result of his poor timetabling skills, Lute was sure of it.

She would have expected the Exorcists to be using their ‘free’ time to hit the gym, or initiate sparring sessions with one another. Perhaps use the opportunity to enhance their weapon skills or, if they were particularly ambitious, simulation training. Slaying holographic demons was almost as satisfying as the real thing. Just a lot less bloody.

The reality was, on personal development days, the Training Centre turned into a goddamn sorority house. Hundreds of incredibly beautiful women congregated together in the common room, not a helmet or uniform in sight as they lazed about in their casual clothes. Some were huddled together in small groups, hands wrapped around mugs of steaming coffee or tea, giggling at whatever the latest gossip happened to be - usually centred around Adam’s latest squeeze. Others congregated around tables, playing card games (the most popular one lately, Lute had noticed, was an extremely competitive game involving red, green, blue, yellow and black cards that seemed to invoke a lot of shouting and name-calling).

The sight of it all never failed to give Lute a thumping headache. This wasn’t a fucking kindergarten, this was supposed to be work, dammit.

It wasn’t that she was against fun. She knew how to enjoy herself. There was nothing better than cosying up on the couch after a long day at the Training Centre with a hot chocolate, blanket and comforting book. Or an intense, two-hour gym session, sweating her frustrations away – a ritual she religiously undertook every single day, no excuses.

Sometimes, when Lute really wanted to spoil herself, she’d have a bubble bath. Now, that was wild.

Sighing, she located one of the more comfortable, vacant armchairs and slumped into it, allowing her eyes to close for just a moment. Normally she’d redirect the Exorcists to go and use their time more productively but after her earlier verbal sparring match with Adam, she needed a moment to relax before she got stuck into the fresh paperwork Sera had assigned her.

Sera loved paperwork.

Only three more days until I can start to turn this shitshow around.

“You look like hell.”

Lute chuckled softly. Without looking, she knew exactly who had greeted her in such a matter-of-fact way – it was the only person she’d allow to do so without punishment. Opening her eyes, she was graced by the presence of a petite angel perched on the arm of her chair, her soft red, almond-shaped eyes crinkled into a look of concern. She handed Lute a mug of steaming, black coffee which she graciously accepted with a wry smile. This morning’s events called for extra caffeine to get her through the rest of the day.

What an angel.

“Thanks, Vaggie. Rough morning in the office again.”

“Ugh. What did he do this time?”

One of Lute’s favourite things about Vaggie was how she was certain she was the only other Exorcist in the lounge who openly hated Adam as much as she did. Probably because she was one of the only other soldiers who he hadn’t taken to his bed over the years. They both often joked that he was the sole reason Vaggie was a lesbian, that the First Man was so repulsive that he alone caused her to swear off all men.

Lute didn’t have her sexuality as an excuse as to why she’d never slept with him. She just straight up hated him. Plus, it would be highly unprofessional. And he was a cretin.

Did I mention that I hate him?

“He found out I took my proposal to Sera.” Lute took a long sip from the cup, the scalding liquid almost burning her tongue. Perfection. “Then proceeded to lose his shit because he forgot that I’d tried to talk to him about it before I approached her. He thought that I’d undermined him.”

Vaggie rolled her eyes. “Typical. How did it end? Did he threaten to leave you in Cannibal Town next Extermination Day again?”

Speaking of cannibalism, I threatened to feed his own brains to him. That’s normal, right?

“Um, not quite.” Lute began, taking another sip of coffee. “I might have accidentally-on-purpose thrown a mug at his head.”

Also totally normal.

“I’m so proud of you. Did you make him bleed?”

“Sadly not, but there’s always next time.”

Vaggie grinned, clinking her own mug against Lute’s. “I’ll drink to that.”

“Amen. He then called me a mouthy cunt and I’m about ninety percent sure one of us would have caused grievous bodily harm to the other if Sera didn’t walk in at that exact moment. The cherry on top is that she came to tell him we’re going ahead with my plans.” She set her empty mug down on a nearby table and grinned up at Vaggie, who had now crossed her legs and somehow still managed to stay perfectly balanced on the arm of her chair. Tiny little thing, she was. “You should have seen his face, Vaggie. It was glorious. I’m surprised he didn’t self-combust in anger.”

“If only.” Vaggie downed the rest of her drink. “So, if Sera’s approved the plan – congrats, by the way, we need to celebrate - when do you start whipping us into shape?”

“Monday morning. We’re going to announce it in here during the morning address, before we move into the training rooms.” Lute surveyed the Exorcists lounging about. “Don’t know how the girls will take it, though. Can’t say I’ve scheduled too many days like this.”

“It won’t be easy at first,” Vaggie warned. “They’re too used to this kind of freedom.”

“I know, and if Adam undermine-”

“UNO!”

Lute and Vaggie whipped their heads around simultaneously at the sudden high-pitched squeal, Vaggie almost losing her balance and toppling off the armchair in the process. A group of five Exorcists were at a nearby table, playing the colourful card game that seemed to be all the rage.. One was grinning madly as she clutched a single card to her chest.

“What even is that?”

Vaggie’s eyes widened.

“Seriously? You’ve never played Uno? I know you’re a hermit Lute, but come on.”

“No,” Lute admitted, “Who would I play with anyway, besides you?”

“Fair point. But – and I say this with love – I’m worried that you’ve thrown yourself into your work a little too much lately, especially with this new program you’ve created. You need to relax a little.”

“What does it look like I’m doing now?” Lute grumbled. “If I’m not training, working, or exercising, I’m relaxing.”

“Lute,” Vaggie laughed. “I could see how tense you are as soon as you walked in here – and to be honest, you’d be uptight even if you didn’t have a crappy morning. This isn’t chilling out. Relaxing is letting your hair down, getting a drink after training with the girls. Playing cards,” She nodded towards the group of angels, the girl who was holding one card now picking multiple others up from a pile, cursing her friends as they all giggled amongst each other. “Try it, you might enjoy it. It’s actually pretty fun, once you get the hang of it. I absolutely annihilated Scout the other week, she wouldn’t talk to me for three days.”

“Maybe. It’s probably blurring the lines between me being their superior and being their friend, though.”

“Oh yeah,” Vaggie said dryly. “And you don’t think them taking turns being Adam’s flavour of the week blurs any lines, do you?”

Dammit. She’s got a point.

Lute screwed up her nose in disgust.

“That’s different. I’m professional, he’s… not.”

“I’m not saying sleep with them, geez.” Vaggie rolled her eyes and slid into a standing position. “I’m just suggesting maybe try being friendly with the other girls, that’s all.”

“Fine. Once the program’s under way. If they don’t hate me for kicking their asses and making them actually work.”

“You may be a hardass, but nobody’s gonna hate you.” Vaggie held out her hand, motioning for Lute to take it. “Come on. Let’s grab lunch, I’m starving.”

Would it be so bad if I let my guard down… just a little?

Lute took her friend’s hand, allowing herself to be pulled up off the seat. She grimaced slightly at the tenderness in her wrist where Adam had grabbed her – no doubt there’d be a bruise there tomorrow.

“Alright, let’s go.”

Vaggie slung her arm around her friend’s shoulders as they walked towards the cafeteria together. “Buckle up, buttercup. Shit’s about to get interesting.”

***

Chapter Two

#guitarspear #guardrock #lute x adam #adam x lute #hazbin hotel lute #hazbin lute #hazbin hotel adam #hazbin adam #hazbin hotel #hazbin hotel fanfic #guitarspear fic

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my-timing-is-digital · 1 year

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(Spot gets ahold of your commbadge and plays with it aggressively)

Data had left his combadge unattended for less than 5 minutes when his auditory sensors detected the chimes of someone activating and deactivating a combadge consecutively... It did not take too long for him to infer that the individual responsible for this occurrence might be his feline, Spot. Instantaneously, he discontinued his sketch for the painting he had been intending to paint, and rushed over to the orange tabby. He reached her just in time to witness the cat sitting atop his console and swatting the combadge off of the workstation. The insignia collided against the wall with a muffled “clack,” landing upside down on the carpet.

‘Spot, could you please cease your inadmissible behaviour,’ Data asked firmly, approaching the cat.

Unfortunately for him, Spot had other plans: she was determined to pursue her anarchic endeavours and leapt off of the workstation, resuming the molestation of his combadge. The consecutive chimes recommenced, until Data was almost an arm’s length away. That was Spot’s cue to take the object in her little mouth and brush past his legs with the agility and velocity of a feline with an acute case of “the zoomies.” She careened across their personal quarters and started jumping up and off furniture while being chased by a very obfuscated android.

Those who were on the recipient’s end of the combadge, received scattered fragments of a one-sided, but diplomatic conversation in which Data tried to establish a peace treaty with the feline. A fair trade, cat treats in exchange for his combadge. But would he be successful? That was anybody’s guess...

#ic asks // anon #verse // where no android has gone before #ooc: aaaaaaaaaaaa thank you for sending this!#imagine picard's face when he hears data's voice over everyone's combadge talking to his cat asdfghjkl

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gaurav0012 · 18 hours

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How do office interior designers in Bangalore create a balanced work-play environment?

The concept of a balanced work-play environment has gained significant importance in today's office design. Office interior designers in Bangalore recognize the need to create spaces that not only promote productivity but also foster employee well-being and creativity. Striking this delicate balance between work and play is essential for a thriving and dynamic office culture. In this blog, we will explore how office interior designers in Bangalore achieve a harmonious work-play environment.

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To ensure that the work-play environment meets the needs of employees, office interior designers in Bangalore seek input and feedback from the workforce. Understanding employee preferences and requirements allows designers to create a space that resonates with the team.

Conclusion

Creating a balanced work-play environment is a collaborative effort between office interior designers in Bangalore. Through thoughtful space planning, functional workspaces, recreational areas, and multi-purpose collaborative spaces, designers establish a harmonious atmosphere that fosters productivity and creativity. Integrating natural elements, biophilic design, employee-centric amenities, and agile workspaces further enhances the work-play experience. Creative color schemes, embracing technology, and seeking employee input ensure that the office environment aligns with the needs and preferences of the workforce. With the expertise of office interior designers in Bangalore, such as Flipspaces businesses can achieve a well-balanced work-play environment that promotes employee engagement, satisfaction, and overall success.

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vaibhav-888 · 2 days

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How do office interior designers in Bangalore create a balanced work-play environment?

Thoughtful Space Planning

Functional and Ergonomic Workspaces

Incorporating Recreation Areas

Multi-Purpose Collaborative Spaces

Natural Elements and Biophilic Design

Employee-Centric Amenities

Agile Workspaces

Creative Color Schemes

Embracing Technology

Employee Input and Feedback

Conclusion

#https://www.flipspaces.com/#office interior designers in bangalore

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dm1-1 · 3 days

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How do office interior designers in Bangalore create a balanced work-play environment?

Thoughtful Space Planning

Functional and Ergonomic Workspaces

Incorporating Recreation Areas

Multi-Purpose Collaborative Spaces

Natural Elements and Biophilic Design

Employee-Centric Amenities

Agile Workspaces

Creative Color Schemes

Embracing Technology

Employee Input and Feedback

Conclusion

#https://www.flipspaces.com/#office interior designers in bangalore

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sudarshan21 · 6 days

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What are the latest trends in office interior work?

Office interior work is continually evolving, driven by changing work cultures, technological advancements, and shifting design preferences. Staying abreast of the latest trends in office design is crucial for creating modern, functional, and inspiring workspaces that meet the needs of employees and businesses alike. Let's dive into some of the latest trends shaping office interior work and how they're revolutionizing the way we work.

1. Hybrid Workspaces

The rise of remote and flexible work arrangements has led to the emergence of hybrid workspaces that accommodate both onsite and remote employees. Flexible seating arrangements, modular furniture, and adaptable layouts allow employees to choose where and how they work, whether it's at a dedicated desk, in a collaborative area, or from the comfort of their home. Hybrid workspaces promote flexibility, collaboration, and work-life balance, reflecting the changing nature of work in today's digital age.

2. Biophilic Design

Biophilic design integrates elements of nature into office interiors, such as natural light, greenery, and organic materials, to create spaces that foster well-being and connection with the natural world. Living walls, indoor plants, and outdoor views bring nature indoors, promoting relaxation, reducing stress, and improving air quality. Biophilic design enhances employee productivity, creativity, and satisfaction, making it a popular trend in office interior work.

3. Agile Work Environments

Agile work environments are characterized by flexible layouts, movable furniture, and collaborative spaces that support dynamic work processes and rapid innovation. Agile offices encourage teamwork, creativity, and adaptability by providing employees with the freedom to reconfigure their workspace based on changing needs and preferences. This trend in office interior work reflects the need for agile and responsive workplaces in today's fast-paced business environment.

4. Wellness-Centric Design

Wellness-centric design focuses on creating office environments that prioritize employee health, comfort, and well-being. Ergonomic furniture, adjustable workstations, and wellness amenities such as meditation rooms, fitness centers, and healthy food options promote physical and mental wellness among employees. Wellness-centric design enhances employee morale, reduces absenteeism, and fosters a culture of care and support within the workplace.

5. Technology Integration

Technology integration is a key trend in office interior work, with offices incorporating advanced technologies such as smart lighting systems, IoT sensors, and digital collaboration tools to enhance productivity and connectivity. Touchless interfaces, voice-activated controls, and virtual meeting platforms streamline workflows, facilitate communication, and create seamless digital experiences for employees. Technology integration enables modern workplaces to stay competitive and innovative in a digital-first world.

6. Flexible Meeting Spaces

Flexible meeting spaces are designed to accommodate a variety of meeting formats, from formal presentations to informal brainstorming sessions and team collaborations. Versatile furniture, movable partitions, and integrated AV systems allow meeting rooms to be reconfigured quickly to suit different purposes and group sizes. Flexible meeting spaces promote collaboration, creativity, and engagement among employees, making meetings more productive and enjoyable.

7. Sustainable Design Practices

Sustainable design practices are gaining traction in office interior work, with businesses prioritizing eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient systems, and sustainable building practices to reduce their environmental footprint. Renewable materials, recycled furniture, and energy-efficient lighting and HVAC systems minimize resource consumption and carbon emissions, creating healthier and more environmentally responsible workplaces. Sustainable design aligns with corporate values and enhances the overall image and reputation of businesses.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the latest trends in office interior work reflect a shift towards flexible, wellness-centric, and technology-driven workspaces that prioritize employee well-being, collaboration, and sustainability. From hybrid workspaces and biophilic design to agile environments, wellness-centric design, technology integration, flexible meeting spaces, and sustainable practices, these trends are reshaping the way we design, furnish, and experience office interiors. By embracing these trends, businesses can create modern, functional, and inspiring workplaces that support employee productivity, creativity, and success in today's ever-evolving work landscape. One can achieve these by getting in touch with the renowned design and build firm such as Flipspaces, who can help you with the same.

#Office interior work #https://www.flipspaces.com/

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rk21 · 10 days

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How do office interior designers in Bangalore create a balanced work-play environment?

Thoughtful Space Planning

Functional and Ergonomic Workspaces

Incorporating Recreation Areas

Multi-Purpose Collaborative Spaces

Natural Elements and Biophilic Design

Employee-Centric Amenities

Agile Workspaces

Creative Color Schemes

Embracing Technology

Employee Input and Feedback

Conclusion

#office interior designers in bangalore #https://www.flipspaces.com/

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inspireofficespace1 · 12 days

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The Power of Innovation: Startups Shaping Flexible Workspaces

Introduction of Flexible Workspaces :

From Shared Offices to Innovation Hubs:

In recent years, flexible workspaces have undergone a remarkable evolution, transitioning from mere shared offices into bustling hubs of innovation and collaboration. This transformation has been significantly driven by the vibrant and dynamic startup culture.

Startups as Catalysts of Transformation:

Startups, renowned for their agility and adaptability, have found these flexible spaces to be tailor-made for their ever-evolving needs. These innovative companies bring fresh perspectives, energy, and a sense of community to these environments, fostering a culture of creativity and collaboration.

In this blog, we will delve into how startups have played a pivotal role in reshaping flexible workspaces, injecting them with innovation, and shaping the future of work.

Benefits for Startups:

Embracing Flexibility and Cost-effectiveness:

Startups often grapple with limited budgets and face uncertain growth prospects. Traditional office spaces, characterized by long-term lease commitments, can impose both financial constraints and inflexibility on these emerging ventures. However, flexible workspaces emerge as a compelling solution by offering adaptable lease terms, permitting startups to rent workspace on a month-to-month basis. This invaluable flexibility empowers them to expand or contract their operations as necessitated by their dynamic journey, without the burdensome shackles of lengthy contracts. Opting for coworking spaces can be a cost-effective strategy, allowing startups to allocate their financial resources more efficiently towards essential business activities.

Fostering Networking and Collaboration:

The appeal of flexible spaces extends beyond cost considerations; it lies in their ability to foster a unique sense of community. These environments bring together professionals from a multitude of industries under one roof, creating an ecosystem ripe for networking and collaboration. For startups, this presents an extraordinary opportunity to connect and collaborate with like-minded individuals and businesses. Engaging in spontaneous conversations within communal areas or actively participating in organized networking events can yield valuable partnerships, business opportunities, and knowledge exchange. The potent synergy of collaboration inherent in such workspaces amplifies creativity and problem-solving capabilities, thereby enhancing the growth prospects of startups.

Access to Top-notch Amenities and Services:

Flexible spaces are equipped with state-of-the-art amenities and services that would often be beyond the reach of startups operating independently. High-speed internet, fully furnished meeting rooms, printing facilities, mail handling services, and shared kitchen areas are just a sampling of the amenities that startups can avail themselves of in a coworking environment. These services not only elevate the professionalism of the workspace but also save startups the logistical hassle and financial burden of establishing their own infrastructure. By providing startups with access to top-notch facilities, flexible spaces empower them to focus on their core business activities.

Cultivating Productivity and Work-life Balance:

Working from home or in coffee shops can often lead to distractions, hindering startup productivity and work-life balance. Flexible spaces address these challenges by providing an environment designed to enhance productivity. Dedicated workstations, quiet meeting rooms, and a professional atmosphere promote focus and efficiency. Additionally, many flexible workspaces offer a wide range of workshops, events, and social gatherings, enabling startups to strike a harmonious balance between work and leisure. This holistic approach contributes to the overall well-being of startup founders and team members, fostering a more sustainable and productive work environment.

Prime Locations and Accessibility:

Many flexible workspaces strategically position themselves in city centers and bustling business districts, granting startups access to prime locations that might otherwise be financially out of reach. This strategic placement connects startups with potential clients, partners, and valuable business resources. By establishing themselves in coveted locations, startups enhance their visibility and credibility, which can significantly contribute to their growth and success. The geographical advantage of flexible spaces can serve as a powerful catalyst for networking and business development.

Thriving in a Supportive Ecosystem:

Within flexible spaces, startups immerse themselves in a supportive ecosystem brimming with fellow entrepreneurs, innovators, and seasoned professionals. This unique environment creates fertile ground for startups to seek advice, mentorship, and inspiration from individuals who have navigated similar challenges. The spirit of camaraderie and knowledge sharing nurtured in such workspaces reinforces the growth potential of startups, fostering a sense of belonging within a broader entrepreneurial community. This ecosystem not only provides startups with a platform to learn from others but also encourages them to share their own experiences and insights, contributing to a culture of collective growth and innovation.

Conclusion:

In the ongoing revolution of modern workspaces, exemplified by flexible spaces like Inspire Office Space, startups have emerged as the driving catalyst behind this transformative shift. Their innate qualities of innovation, adaptability, and a collaborative spirit resonate perfectly with the core principles of coworking space resulting in the creation of a dynamic and thriving ecosystem.

Startups stand to gain significantly from the cost-effective nature of flexible spaces, enriched by the wealth of networking opportunities and a supportive community. In return, these startups infuse these shared workspaces with contagious energy, fresh creativity, and cutting-edge ideas. This symbiotic relationship propels coworking spaces into the forefront of the future of work. Together, startups and flexible spaces have formed a partnership that extends beyond borders, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship on a global scale.

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“I was right and you were wrong,” sang Lance as he strolled triumphantly through the laboratory’s doorway. Hips swaying, he salsa danced over to the main workstation, his target, the diminutive Galaxy Garrison officer who was bent over a magnifying screen, plasma-welder in hand, an engine component on the table before her.

As expected, Pidge didn’t look up from her work.

Undeterred, Lance kept on with the song and dance. “I was right, you were wrong. Come on, baby, sing my song.” His hip bumped hers and he said, “Seriously, hermosa, sing.”

Amber brown eyes met his from behind safety goggles, the cant of her eyebrows signaling irritation, though her lips twitched with a smile. “What are you going on about?”

“I was right about the intercoolers on the dynotherms’ Q delivery lines. They were too small.”

Pidge’s shoulders rose in a sigh as she switched off the plasma-welder and snapped it in a holster on the worktable. She tugged her goggles off and set them on the worktable. “Yes. You were right.”

“Ouch. Don’t hurt yourself. Take it slow.” He laid his hands on her hips and moved them in time with his. “Ease yourself into the big, beautiful truth that Lance McClain is right. He’s always right.”

“Cool your jets, flyboy,” she said, swatting lazily at his hands. “I didn’t say that.”

“You did. Said I was right. You can’t take it back. No takebacksies.”

“Right, in this case. That doesn’t imply that henceforth in time, particularly in matters of engineering and science, that you will always be correct.”

“You just can’t handle all this brilliance.” He gestured at himself, currently clad in a blue and white Galaxy Garrison flight suit. “I know it’s hard to accept, but, yes, without a doubt, Loverboy Lance is a genius. Say it: ‘Lance is a genius.’”

She smirked. “You’re a genius…with a sniper rifle or in the cockpit of an MFE fighter.”

“Genius in all things,” he prodded. “Say it.”

“No.” She reached for her goggles. “If you’re just here to gloat obnoxiously, shoo.”

“Say it,” said Lance, arms crossed over his chest. “Or, I’ll, I’ll…”

“You’ll what?” Her smirk got smirky-er. “Hold your breath till you pass out? You tried that last week. Gave yourself a headache.”

“I’ll….” He lifted his chin, and stared imperiously across the lab. “I’ll withhold my affections.”

At this, Pidge spluttered like an overflowing teakettle. “You’ll withhold sex?” She poked his chest with a finger, short fingernails tapping the flight suit’s hardened chest piece. “You wouldn’t last a week. Or a day.”

His eyes met hers. “Would too. I’m a rock. I’m a mountain, immovable, uh, what are you doing?”

“Moving mountains.” Pidge had set the goggles down and her hands were on his hips. He skittered backwards, his butt colliding with a smaller worktable. She was small but speedy, instantly on him, her hands roaming up and down his body. Though the flight suit’s insulation kept the heat of her hands from his skin, his body’s sense memory vibrated with the recollection of those agile fingers on his bare body.

Lance, of course, hadn’t expect Pidge of all people, to proclaim him a genius. Honestly? He was rather thrilled that she thought he was a genius sharpshooter and pilot.

He most definitely wasn’t serious regarding the cessation of sexy times with Pidge Holt, formerly pilot of the Green Lion, Paladin of Voltron, and now a lieutenant and probably soon-to-be captain in the Garrison’s engineering corp. Her potential promotion meant she might soon outrank him, but he was cool with that because fraternizing with a superior officer was really hot.

And…and what was this conversation about…?

Pidge’s hands were now on his ass and his were unbuckling the belt on her gray Garrison uniform.

It was the middle of the day and at any minute someone might walk in on them (resulting in yet another “conduct unbecoming an officer” charge), but Lance McClain’s Machiavellian (Yes, he knew what that meant) plan to distract and seduce Pidge Holt had worked.

Lance McClain was a genius, indeed.

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dmm15 · 20 days

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What are the latest trends in office interior work?

1. Hybrid Workspaces

2. Biophilic Design

3. Agile Work Environments

4. Wellness-Centric Design

5. Technology Integration

6. Flexible Meeting Spaces

7. Sustainable Design Practices

Conclusion

#https://www.flipspaces.com/#office interior work

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Fully Furnished Office Spaces for Lease in Sector 44, Gurgaon: Your Gateway to Productivity and Convenience*

Are you in search of the perfect office space that combines comfort, convenience, and functionality? Look no further than Sector 44 in Gurgaon, where a plethora of fully furnished office spaces are available for lease. Whether you're a startup, a small business, or a large corporation, these spaces offer the ideal solution to meet your business needs. This article delves into the benefits of opting for fully furnished office spaces in Sector 44, Gurgaon, and why they are the preferred choice for businesses of all sizes.

The Convenience of Fully Furnished Office Spaces

Fully furnished office spaces provide a turnkey solution for businesses, eliminating the hassle of setting up and furnishing an office from scratch. From ergonomic workstations and comfortable seating to modern amenities and stylish decor, these spaces come equipped with everything you need to hit the ground running. This convenience allows businesses to focus on their core operations without worrying about the logistics of office setup.

Save Time and Resources

Leasing a fully furnished office space in Sector 44, Gurgaon, can save businesses valuable time and resources. With pre-installed furniture, fixtures, and equipment, there's no need to spend weeks or months sourcing and purchasing office essentials. Additionally, maintenance and upkeep are taken care of by the building management, further reducing the burden on businesses and allowing them to allocate resources more efficiently.

Flexibility and Scalability

Fully furnished office spaces offer flexibility and scalability, allowing businesses to adapt to changing needs and requirements. Whether you need to accommodate a growing team, downsize during lean periods, or reconfigure the layout to suit specific projects, these spaces can be easily adjusted to meet your evolving business needs. This flexibility ensures that businesses can stay agile and responsive in today's dynamic market environment.

Professional Image and Employee Morale

A well-furnished office space not only enhances the professional image of a business but also boosts employee morale and productivity. Employees are more likely to feel motivated and engaged in a comfortable and aesthetically pleasing work environment. Additionally, modern amenities such as high-speed internet, state-of-the-art technology, and recreational areas contribute to a positive work culture and employee satisfaction.

Prime Location and Accessibility

Sector 44 in Gurgaon is strategically located with excellent connectivity to major business hubs, transportation networks, and residential areas. Leasing a fully furnished office space in this prime location offers businesses unparalleled accessibility and visibility, enhancing their brand presence and customer reach. Additionally, proximity to amenities such as restaurants, cafes, and retail outlets adds to the convenience for employees and clients alike.

Conclusion

Fully furnished office spaces for lease in Sector 44, Gurgaon, offer businesses the perfect blend of convenience, functionality, and style. Whether you're a startup looking to establish your presence, a small business seeking to expand, or a large corporation in need of a satellite office, these spaces provide the ideal solution to meet your requirements. With their turnkey setup, flexibility, and prime location, fully furnished office spaces in Sector 44, Gurgaon, are the preferred choice for businesses looking to enhance productivity and efficiency. Don't miss out on the opportunity to elevate your business to new heights – lease your fully furnished office space in Sector 44 today!

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addindiagroup · 30 days

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Optimizing Office Space: Smart Solutions for Modern Workplaces

Discover the untapped potential of your workspace! Within the dynamic realm of business, each square foot of office space counts. It's important to create a workplace that encourages productivity, creativity, and wellbeing rather than merely packing more workstations into a space. Optimising office space is a wise decision that has several advantages, including lower costs and better employee satisfaction.

Optimising your office space properly lowers your overall operating expenses by saving on electricity, maintenance, and leasing. Furthermore, workplace agility is improved by a well-organised workspace, which enables companies to quickly adjust to shifting organisational priorities.

In addition to the financial factors, there is also a human component. Employees work best in an atmosphere that is neither too sparse nor too claustrophobic. It creates a more positive work environment by promoting wellbeing, boosting creativity, and improving teamwork. Not to mention, a contented workforce is essential for attracting and retaining talent.

Modern Workplaces Environment

The conventional office setting has been disturbed by the epidemic, making room for the hybrid work style. Optimising office space has become essential to this new style of working as organisations balance personnel who work remotely and those who work in-office.

The first step in optimising the hybrid workplace and employee experience is developing an optimised, modern office floor design, which can include features like free addressing, flexible seating configurations, working neighbourhoods, and agile working spaces.

The Role of Digital Transformation Services in Office Space and Modern Workplaces

You can drastically lower the amount of physical storage space required in your office by switching from physical to digital file storage with the aid of digital services.

Document scanning, retention & compliance, information governance, and document management solutions are among their digital transformation offerings. For instance, you can digitise your paper files with their document scanning services, which will make them simpler to handle, save, and retrieve.

Additionally, digitising your files improves security and compliance while also freeing up physical space. By using digital files, you can secure important data by limiting access to just authorised workers and enforcing security measures like encryption.

In conclusion, Digital Transformation can help you make the most of your office space by offering both digital transformation services and physical storage solutions. With their creative ideas and knowledgeable advice, you can turn your office space into a more productive, efficient, and orderly space.

The Decluttering Art: Optimising Office Space in Its First Step

Decluttering is more than just a trendy term when it comes to optimising your office space—it's a game-changer. A well-organised workspace has benefits beyond aesthetics. It may have a major effect on morale, efficiency, and output.

The Benefits of a Clutter-Free Office Space

Many advantages come with having a clutter-free office. It establishes a stress-free atmosphere first and foremost. Cluttered surroundings have been linked to higher stress levels, according to a Harvard Business Review research. Keeping your desk tidy can help you feel less stressed and think more clearly.

Secondly, clearing up clutter helps boost output. When everything is in its proper location, workers can concentrate more on their task and spend less time looking for supplies or documentation. This enhanced productivity may benefit the bottom line of your business.

And last, a tidy workplace enhances a professional appearance. A clutter-free environment conveys organisation and attention to detail, whether you're hosting clients or holding a team meeting.

Practical Tips for Decluttering Your Office Space

While creating a clutter-free office won't happen overnight, you can get started in the right direction with these helpful suggestions.

1. Conduct an Office Audit First: Determine which of the goods in your office are necessities, which are used infrequently, and which are never utilised. This can assist you in deciding what should be stored, thrown out, and kept.

2. Implement Efficient Storage Solutions: To maintain a neat and organised workspace, make use of Digital Systems' high-density filing systems and office supply storage.

3. Digitize Where Possible: Whenever possible, digitise your files to reduce physical clutter. For those who want to go paperless in their office, digital systems provide services for both document scanning and digitization.

4. Implement a Clean Desk Policy: Employees should be urged to tidy their workstations at the conclusion of the workday. This guarantees that private data is securely stored in addition to keeping the office neat.

5. Regularly Review and Purge: Establish decluttering as a routine. Set aside time to go through both digital and physical files and remove anything that is superfluous or out of date.

Recall that decluttering is a continuous activity rather than a one-time event. You're laying the groundwork for a more effective, efficient, and peaceful workspace by organizing your workspace.

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