#Twst morgan leech

[otakunyakumon]

Hehe morgan doodles. This fic has been living in my head rent free. Sadly I can't do digital for now so take these trad ones.

Here's the link to the fic :D

I swear it's really really good. Please give it a read.

If my scribbling is eligible, here's what it says:

Top left corner:

"I had a funny thought where mor grabs them (the brothers but floyd more so) at the neck like a cat."

Middle:

*squinting*

Right:

Other's POV

"Oi. You dropped something."

Reality

"Uh, you dropped this."

A little extra on the bottom left corner like a convo between my oc and mor hehe :

"Don't tell me your world doesn't have Dixney?!?"

"What the heck is Dixney???"

2nd photo:

Top Right:

"Smiley boi"

Bottom:

"I headcanon mor is photogenic af"

"can u tell I like his hair down?"

Left:

"I made them look evil nooooooo... (It's because of math definitely)"

"Flowy hair!!"

[archetypal-archivist]

Three Eels, Soup, and a Bad Day

In which Riddle is having A Time and it's all the Leech siblings' faults. This story features Morgan from "the seven habits of highly unfortunate souls: a transmigrator’s guide to the coral sea" by mercen on AO3 and is not canon to the events of that story. I just got brain rot. :)

The story starts with Floyd going about his day, picking at his teeth with a toothpick he'd swiped from the host stand in Mostro, having gotten bored of trying to steal all the picks without Jade noticing. It's getting late in the year, the temperatures are cooling down, and that makes Floyd want to get somewhere indoors for a while, his human body prickling with little bumps in a way that annoys him.

As such, he heads to the library and finds Riddle there, who's also inside to avoid the cold. Their usual banter ensues, Riddle up on a tall ladder trying to put a book away and Floyd wanting to climb up to see what Riddle's looking at. Their fighting knocks Riddle off the ladder and while Floyd catches him, the sudden fall spooks Riddle badly enough that he starts shaking. Floyd panics when Riddle tries to flee, not wanting to drop him, and the sudden squeeze only panics the house warden further. Tired and freaked out, Riddle has a minor breakdown in his arms, so Floyd ends up sprinting to Morgan because Riddle is mid-panic attack and his apologies and head pats aren't helping.

Morgan had been in his room shelving away a few news titles that he'd picked up in town, but the sound of Floyd's momentum slamming him into his door puts an end to that. Upon Floyd scrambling to get the door open and a brief thirty second explanation, Morgan mentally freaks out but starts by having Floyd put Riddle down on the bed, giving him space.

First, he pumps the air full of his magic, a sort of 'intent' that people can feel before someone casts a strong spell. He then layers out a ton of protection spells, listing each one as he goes so Riddle knows what's happening around him.

Morgan slowly approaches Riddle and starts singing in mermish, basically telling Floyd what to do in a sing song voice to both soothe Riddle and also keep the boy from knowing what Morgan and Floyd are doing. Under Morgan's instructions, Floyd creeps low, close to Riddle, and puffs him with little gusts of wind magic to cool him down and distract him. Then he asks outright if he can touch Riddle, yes or no, following exactly what Riddle says. No means no, even if Riddle keens at the loss of Floyd's touch.

Riddle finds it cruel and exposing to have to say outright what he wants from Floyd, what comfort he desires, and that breaks him down further. Morgan's eyes on the matter don't help, it feels voyeuristic and prying for him to be there, even with his good intentions. Still, Riddle is eventually finagled into something like being soothed, with a cold compress on his head and Floyd wrapped around him tightly enough that he can hardly breathe- tight enough that every breath is a reminder he isn't alone.

The whole time Morgan keeps up his stream of singing praises and promises of protection, layering as much positive intent into the air as possible to the point where Riddle can feel it. It causes some cognitive dissonance in Riddle, as his instincts say he is safe and his brain says no, Morgan's a stranger and he's still there, watching.

Floyd, on his part, is half catatonic under the sheer palpable weight of Morgan's magic, knowing full well that he's never been more safe here at NRC. His brother is there, watching, spilling out bloody promises should anything pop up. Eventually Morgan lets his voice trail off and asks Riddle if he'd like to sleep for a bit. Riddle, thoroughly broken down and too tired to fight, even though he's still scared, agrees. Morgan nods and tells Riddle exactly what spell he is using and the details, even as he casts it, giving Riddle plenty of outs.

After a few moments, Riddle and Floyd are both very asleep. Now it's Morgan's chance to panic, his own instincts demanding he keep watch until his brother and his brother's friend(?) are both whole and hale. So he texts Jade, slightly terse in a way that says Morgan is trying to stay polite and Jade knows really means Morgan is having a borderline emergency.

Jade fulfills Morgan's requests with terrifying efficiency, bringing in bottles of water and bowls of thick, warm soup, the recipe scraped together from what Jade knows of Riddle's preferences. He comes in ready to throw down, a first aid kit secretly in his jacket pocket, but instead walks face first into a veritable sauna of positive intent, Morgan's reserves enormous enough to keep pumping out magic. (His dietary preferences for magic-rich food definitely had an effect.)

Jade feels a bit like he's been hit with a brick and he nearly stumbles, Morgan's instincts having him grabbing the tray and bundling Jade up in a blanket too. Jade, confused but too punch-drunk to think straight, goes with it, settling by Morgan's feet. Morgan sticks a hand in Jade's hair, teasing through it in an attempt to further soothe, then informs his brother about what went down with Riddle. Now more amused, Jade laughs a bit at everyone's collective emotional idiocy, especially Morgan's, as he's conscious enough to tease and get a reaction out of. Soon enough, however, that tapers off and Jade falls asleep too, bundled up and lax like he was as a fry in the loop of Morgan's tail.

After a few minutes, Morgan stops filling the air with his magic, instead getting to his feet to start layering up protection and privacy spells. He cools Jade and Floyd's blankets, changes Riddle's compress, starts and stops singing as a fidget and in not knowing what to do, and eventually just ends up sitting at the foot of Floyd's bed, eyeing the door. His pen has accumulated more blot than he'd like but Morgan's perfectly willing to dirty it further, if it proves necessary.

He's being ridiculous, he knows he is, but having people under his direct care who aren't vicious beasties like his brothers has Morgan paranoid.

After another hour, Riddle wakes up, far more coherent and a little alarmed at where he is. Morgan is quick to tell Riddle of exactly what happened, what's gone down in the last two hours, what spells are in effect in the room right now, the time, and so on. Riddle stares at Morgan, a little nonplussed, before commenting that Floyd really didn't know what he was doing, did he.

Morgan, amused, agrees, establishing that Floyd brought Riddle to him and that he understands that this mess may have been a breach of Riddle's privacy. Riddle is shocked as Morgan continues, forcefully saying that there is no debt for this- he'd thump anyone who'd try to enforce one- no one knows about this but him and his brothers, and he's perfectly willing to submit to whatever methods Riddle wants to employ to guarantee his secrecy on the matter.

Riddle blurts out that Morgan is nothing like his brothers and Morgan laughs, telling Riddle that he considers himself the eldest of the trio. Taking care of others is kind of his job; a half-truth but one that takes away implication of debt or discomfort with the situation. He doesn't need Riddle to freak out further, that'd just be... messy.

At this point Riddle takes stock of the sleeping eels and just how potent the spells in the room are, eyes wide at how Morgan has essentially turned the bedroom into a bunker fit to keep an overblot monster out. He's not sure even he could break in if he tried and he really, really doesn't want to think about the fate of anyone who did.

Morgan notices that Riddle is looking at the door, wide-eyed, and thinking Riddle wants out, begins trying to reassure Riddle that he can leave whenever but to please eat first. Riddle agrees on instinct and soon finds himself hunched at Morgan's desk, eating a bowl of delicious soup, more than a little bewildered at how he got into this position. He does start to realize that he truly is safe here, however, as Morgan hefts Jade onto the bed to join Floyd and begins fussing, straightening blankets and soothing down bedhead. Floyd makes a sleepy grab at Morgan but Morgan steps away with an air of long practice, choosing instead to sit at Riddle's feet. Riddle is a tiny bit alarmed that Morgan is tall enough that his eyes come up to his belly button even with him on the chair and Morgan criss cross on the carpet but of everything going on so far, that's low on his priorities.

Morgan tries to ask Riddle as subtly as possible what had happened to make him panic as he did but Riddle bulldozes subtlety, telling Morgan outright in such a candid way that he knows he'll regret it later. Given Floyd's actions, would Morgan even do anything about the situation?

Instead, Morgan listens, offers advice, and promises protection (distraction of the terror known as Floyd) as needed in a way that suddenly reminds Riddle of Trey. He chuckles, startled at the thought and the realization of the many similarities, and Morgan asks, curious. Upon hearing the response Morgan nods, fully understanding, and agrees, stating that they're both big brothers. Riddle settles back in the chair, once again startled, and realizes that if this is big brother behavior, then Trey must act like he's Riddle's big brother. He doesn't know what to do with this information and so he stays silent, eating more soup.

Riddle finds himself oddly hungry and eats through most of another bowl, at which point Morgan begins reheating a third, the smell of which wakes up Jade and Floyd.

The duo emerge from their blanket burritos and Morgan immediately leaps to fuss over them, which makes the two go all pliant and a little huffy, insisting on not needing the fuss but never refusing it. Floyd catches sight of Riddle and immediately starts smiling, genuinely happy with no hint of mockery or fakeness. Just- genuine sunshine joy at seeing Riddle. Riddle's heart thuds in his chest and then Jade bowls Floyd over, squishing him for freaking Morgan out and thus making Jade freak out in turn. Floyd laughs, sighs, and apologizes to Morgan for springing all this on him, Morgan tuts and says it's alright, he doesn't mind.

At this point Riddle thanks Morgan for helping, drawing the threels' attention back to himself. More domestic arguing over who gets the last two bowls of soup (Morgan wants to give up his, Floyd is refusing and wants Morgan to have it, Jade sneaks and grabs the fourth one all for himself). Then even more domestic arguing, with Riddle drawn into it this time, as they all start packing out of Morgan's room.

Is there payment needed for this? Morgan says no, twins say yes, Floyd wants more time with Riddle, Jade wants Floyd to take Morgan's shift at the Mostro. Who's sweater is that? Morgan is fine with Riddle borrowing it as his own jacket is sweaty and he wants Riddle to be warm. Floyd wants Riddle in his jacket, Riddle doesn't want anyone's clothes at all. Does Riddle need walking back? Opinions vary.

The end of it has Riddle and Floyd walking back and Riddle commenting that Morgan is really nice but also freakishly powerful, Floyd laughs and starts detailing all the ways that Morgan is actually the scary one of the three eels, a big looming predator, haha! Just- kinda sleepy too, boring; not gonna bite first, yeah? He then pauses and tells Riddle with all seriousness that since he's fond of Riddle, he's under Jade and Morgan's protection just as much as Floyd's own and to tell any of them if Riddle needs help. Except if like, Morgan is busy. But then Morgan gets all huffy and that's no fun so- Riddle interrupts and says he doesn't need protection and Floyd nods before commenting that he and Jade don't usually need protection either but the nap was nice, right? Not just safe but cared for. Morgan's cool like that.

Riddle hesitates then states that Floyd really loves his brother. Floyd agrees softly, pausing as if to see which way his mood wants to swing, then states again softly that Morgan isn't why he and Jade survived- they could have done it just them two- but he thinks Morgan wouldn't have survived without him and his brother. People aren't built to be alone and Morgan guards what few people he has with everything he has, which is A Lot.

Riddle pauses, considering this and feeling warmed at the thought of being under that aegis, before offering up that he's glad Morgan was willing to help. Was that a big brother thing? Floyd pulls back, levity returned, and jokes that no, that's just a Morgan thing. Scene fades to black with Floyd complaining about all the ways Morgan is too nice and generous sometimes with Riddle arguing back that no, Morgan is just a decent person.

Back to Jade and Morgan, they emerge from the room with the spells removed to return the dishes to the sink in the Mostro only to bumble into Azul. Azul snidely comments with a hint of worry that everyone vanished on him and he got reports of Morgan's bedroom suddenly being coated in so much magic that the other students were worried. Did something happen?

Morgan lies as quick as he can on instinct, blank-faced, that it was a sleepover. Azul turns to Jade, incredulous, but Jade backs Morgan up. Yep, sleepover. In the middle of the day. For three hours. With Riddle. S L E E P O V E R. And everything is fiiiiinnnee.

Morgan grins and tries to bear Azul's scrutiny, Jade is as impassive as always, and soon enough Azul gives up... But not before snidely commenting that if Floyd has decided to get the pair involved in his quest for Riddle's friendship, Azul does not want to know. Morgan and Jade immediately want to die and Morgan internally laments what a good big brother he is, doing this for his siblings. Jade just wants to stab Floyd with a knife.

[fluffle-writes]

TWST × Gone AU Character Names and Ages

Some of these characters aren't canon characters due to some of the cast (e.g. Trey) are older siblings - so I gave some of them younger brothers/sisters.

Heartslabyul

Riddle Rosehearts - 13

Trey Clover - 14

Cater Diamond - 14

Ace Trappola - 12

Deuce Spade - 11

Clementine Clover - 9

Rye Clover - 6

Ava Clover - 2

Savannaclaw

Leona Kingscholar - 15

Ruggie Bucchi - 13

Jack Howl - 12

Cheka Kingscholar - 5

Marie Howl - 8

Morgan Howl - 8

Jesse Howl - 4

Octavinelle

Azul Ashengrotto - 13

Jade Leech - 13

Floyd Leech - 13

Scarabia

Kalim Al-Asim - 13

Jamil Viper - 13

Namja Viper - 9

Aala Asim - 9

Rehan Asim - 7

Ebrah Asim - 2

Pomefiore

Vil Schoenheit - 14

Rook Hunt - 14

Epel Felmier - 11

Avery Hunt - 6

Darien Hunt - 4

Ignihyde

Idia Shroud - 14

Ortho Shroud - 10

Diasomnia

Malleus Draconia - 14

Lilia Vanrouge - 14

Silver - 13

Sebek Zigvolt - 11

Other

Yuu - 12

Grim - 10

Artemy Artemyvich Pinka (Che'nya) - 14

Neige Le'blanche - 13

[domino-dump]

tfw ur like fully grown adult then u have to go through puberty again soon but now ur a fish.... ough

(aka i think Morgan should b a little weird guy,,, he’s from “the seven habits of highly unfortunate souls: a transmigrator’s guide to the coral sea” by mercen!! a very excellent fic super good 100 pts!!! )

[apiscircensis]

follow me on twitter @ apiscircensis for occasional doodles that I forget to post elsewhere

[jhoudiey]

So, instead of doing anything I should be tonight, I spent 2 hours on Picrew marrying off Yoru and giving her kids. So uhhh, sorry not sorry @rikanoctrix​ @fumikomiyasaki​ @twstankin​ @just-patchy​ i borrowed your kids. You’re all grandparents now, congratulations. Also made dumb and dumber a kid cause birdmaid.

[nitronarco]

References: James Morgan

My own list of references and reasoning for certain changes of James Morgan’s character from James Captain Hook. I’ll add more overtime.

-James Morgan’s obsession with mustaches. James Morgan being raised in a pirate culture that rewarded “masculine” looks and behaviors (and James obviously not being that) caused quite a conundrum within him. James does not care to change unless theres a benefit of survival to it. He will not pick up habits unless he needs them. Still, there was resentment and internal jealousy. He wants to be that musclehead pirate that can cause a normal person to pee their pants. A pirate that can actually “be useful” (unlike a cabinboy). Being hairy is just one step to get there, and appeal to his inner flair of fashion simultaneously.

Outside of that: Because Captain James Hook had a mustache herp derp. James Morgan does jokes centered around mustaches please stop him.

-James Morgan playing guitar instead of piano....Because Azul already plays piano and it feels boring narrative wise for two characters to play the same instrument. Plus it just doesn’t fit James Morgan’s character--yes, he has that classiness of Hook--he likes frills, but not to such an extent as Hook. James Morgan has been raised on Pirate Culture, which included Sea Shanties. So he’d be more inclined to “rough n tumble” with a hint of class instrument and music. Nothing more “rough n tumble”with class than a guitar. Also...he likes country which alot of people seem to hate. Country is similar to Sea Shanties--which is why James Morgan is drawn to it.

- Birthday? March 18. In another post I mentioned how 18 is considered a bad luck number for it being an even number, and meant to show the character with it has to balance something. I forgot to mention though how those with even numbers in general tend to be the “rulers” while the odd numbers are the “followers”. The Big Bad, the Villain of their “realm” (dorm in TWST) tend to have even numbers. Because until now the “worlds” of Disney did not collide (House of Mouse & Kingdom Hearts did Universal Connections better and earlier but shush). Actually...they still don’t. The main reason why NRC can’t beat RSA is their lack of cooperation. They don’t mingle with other Dorms in NRC but viciously compete against eachother if Episode 2 is anything to go by. They won’t be “buddy-buddy” by the end of the game I feel, but I feel they will get better to cooperate thanks to MC. (And yes, I know Leona, Epel & Vil are outliers in this theory but i’m not addressing that here--I need to keep this post about James and I already talked too much about this).

Back to what this means for James Morgan. James Morgan is a ruler, a sub-ruler if you want to talk about how he operates concerning Octavinelle. Like Ruggie is Sub-ruler of Savannaclaw (Vice-Dorm Head Until Leona Graduates). The character he’s based on (Captain James Hook) came from Neverland, and was the Big Bad of his “realm”. James Morgan is a pirate--between sea and land but also over (earth) and under (sky). A pirate belongs everywhere and nowhere unless on a ship. They are free from life as people know it. Pisces is considered the end while Aries is considered the beginning of the Zodiac, and James Morgan is balance between end of a new year (Zodiac Wise) and the beginning of a new one. The balance of 18--new and old. At least concerning TWST. From Third Year Aries Vil to 2nd Year Aries Ruggie. 4 Years in NRC, and James is a 2nd Year, half, between sides of old and new. That’s why I picked his date, for Captain Hook--a pirate, was between, all, and neither. Captain James Hook has been through alot with Disney, so it seemed fitting he was picked for this date, this year, for me.

Also because I wanted to ship my shitty OC with Azul and also have him rival him. :’) Ursula and Captain James Hook are all about them contracts so that combined with the closer they are in age the more tension there is.

-Smee is a bird, and not human in TWST. Because if the Leech twins, who were “originally” actual eels and not humans became humans, a rule is suggested with that. Animal characters turn human, and so vice-versa. So Smee is now a pet bird in TWST. My logic made this argument based on my own conclusions. Inanimate objects (Sebek--who is based on Maleficent’s Lightning) & animals (Leech twins) were given character for so why not the opposite for James sidekick?

-James Morgan. Why only switch James last name instead of giving giving him his own first & last name? Because balance of 18, and James (Sebek too) were born on the Cusp of Rebirth (March 17-March 20). In the Professional Astrology Community its considered hogwash (yes, the Astrology Community--who believe that planets miles away affect our human time of birth). Sebek got his temper from his grandfather, James got half of Captain Hook’s real name & then some.

Morgan, btw, means “Sea Chief” in Welsh so do with that as you will. James is Hebrew for “Supplanter”. Morgan was picked as Henry Morgan was considered the first buccaneer in the Spanish Caribbean. 17th Century.

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[fluffle-writes]

TWST × Gone AU Groups and Settlements

The map I'm basing the settlements in this AU off of is the FAYZ map found in the first pages of the books in the Gone book series (last pages for British editions) - I'll include images of these maps at the end of this post! Some area names will be slightly altered though.

This'll have some info on each of the areas, and some of the jobs that certain characters will have in each of the areas. (Plus some hints at details in potential plot if I ever end up writing something substantial for this, who knows? Certainly not me lol)

Town/Sage Beach

A fairly sized coastal town directly beside where the wall had appeared, with steep cliffs at the east most edge of the beach. There's many residential areas, a school, a daycare, and a few shops as well. Most of the children trapped within the wall are likely to be found here.

Peacekeepers:

Riddle Rosehearts

Rook Hunt

Cater Diamond

Jack Howl (Temporary)

Deuce Spade (Temporary)

Daycare Workers:

Trey Clover

Neige Le'Blanche

Ace Trappola (Temporary)

Daycare Kids:

Avery Hunt

Darian Hunt

Rye Clover

Ava Clover

Jesse Howl

Medical Team:

Vil Schoenheit

Yuu (Temporary)

Ortho Shroud

Clementine Clover

Fishing/Agriculture Workers:

Artemiy Artemiyevich Pinker/Che'nya

Epel Felmier (Temporary)

Grim (Temporary)

Marie Howl

Morgan Howl

Raven's Academy (Boarding School)

A boarding school about two miles away from the coastal town. It's regarded as fairly prestigious and, in the earlier days of the Barrier event, the students were considered to be standoffish and closed-off from the rest of the populace. The dormitories can comfortably house all of the students and then some, but it takes a powerful leader to keep all of the students under control.

Leaders:

Malleus Draconia

Lilia Vanrouge

Peacekeepers:

Silver Vanrouge

Sebek Zigvolt (Temporary)

Asim Islands

A group of private islands owned by the Asim family a few miles away from the coast of the national park. The visiting members of the family were unlucky enough to be residing on the farthest island from the mainland when the barrier event occurred. Luckily for them, the island holds a large mansion that's well stocked with resources, along with several boats and a helicopter that may prove useful in eventually reaching the mainland.

Residents:

Kalim Al-Asim

Jamil Viper

Namja Viper

Aala Asim

Rehan Asim

Ebrah Asim

Mostro Lake

Leaders:

A large lake on the North-east edge of the barrier, holding numerous house boats and with a decently large population of fish in the waters. There's even camping areas around the lake's edge, and supplies for camping and fishing available in a lakeside shack. A group settled in the area led by three particularly notorious boys known for taking advantage of any profitable opportunities that arises for them - even at the detriment of others...

Azul Ashengrotto

Jade Leech

Floyd Leech

The Wilds (National Park)

A large, forested area that's on the opposite side of the barrier to the town. There's a river running through it - the entire area is filled with various animals, some of which twisted by the changes within the barrier wall. Later on, as some children began to display unnatural powers, some of the first to do so formed a small group and fled to the national park in search of safety away from the larger settlements.

Hunters:

Deuce Spade

Jack Howl

Epel Felmier

Sebek Zigvolt

Gatherers:

Ace Trappola

Yuu

Grim

Desert/Mineshaft Shack

A trek accross the mountains or the desert will lead you to a small shack and a mineshaft beside the edge of the dome. While there isn't enough food and water available for a large group to survive out there, there's enough for a few people - making it a good place to settle if a small group wants to survive alone.

Residents:

Leona Kingscholar

Cheka Kingscholar

Ruggie Bucchi