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I always look forward to seeing these types of posts on my feed, as it gets me thinking about what writing goals I'd like to achieve or set. As well as, see the goals/accomplishments of other fellow writes.
My answers are below, and keep reblogging with yours. :)
đ Might be a tad small, but I'd like to achieve at least 50 fanfics by the end of this year. Weather they're requests/prompts or ideas of my own.
đł Maybe dive more into platonic ships. As I do favourite romance.
đ€ I would like to write one shots/series for under rated characters. Such as Crosshairs, Hound, Bulkhead (and more) from Transformers, Abe Sapien from Hellboy, etc.
đ„ž My sister knows, and has read a couple of mine. As we often share ideas, inspiration, character/fandom ideas etc, since she also writes fanfics. My husband is aware that I write fanfics, but he doesn't quite know exactly what kind of things I write. But I don't plan on telling anyone else.
đ„” 100% yes.
đ» Maybe more in depth the with action genre. And step out of my comfort zone by exploring horror or dark elements.
đŠ I do prefer 2nd person. But might write a fic in 1st or 3rd.
đ May not be writing goals exactly. But organizing my drafts better, as there has been a few fics that sat there for months collecting dust.
đŠ I'd like to get back into Hellboy, as I realize that I abandoned a series idea years ago. And my attempt at it really needs to be re-written, as I don't like how it sounds anymore. I might also do more anime fandoms, but the faze tends to come and go for me.
đ DC Comics/Universe. Although I'm mainly a Marvel fan, there has been a few ideas I've had, that would better suit DC characters.
đ It may not be research, but I do tend to read a few fanfics or orgianal fics of fandoms I'm new/returning to. As well as, binge watching TV/movies of that character/fandom.
But I also do research on writing. (Sub-genres/plots. Kinks/fetishes. Cliches. Building motivation, organization, writing goals. etc.)
âš I'd say my use of deceptive language and onomatopoeias. And how I try to use other writing techniques to immerse readers that little more.
đ„ Certainly my grammar, as I've noticed a few spelling mistakes over the time. And my sense of scale and anatomy, I appreciate people telling me how way off I've been in my past fics and how it affected their reading experience.
đ« I'm actually planning on writing a young adult, fantasy novel with OCs. And I've recently started up on Fiverr for writing commissions.
đ„ł I'd probably just give myself a cheat day from my diet and exercise. Or buy that thing I've been eyeing up for ages.
đ I've actually been meaning to write seasonal fics. But the time I have a moment to write, or the idea comes to me, the season's over. But certainly gonna try and give those ago this year.
đŸ Another thing that's been on my 'To Do List' for a while, and would like to try to participate at least one or two this year.
âïž Honestly it would have to be comments. Not the amount of comments, but just comments in general- even if it's just one or two. As that's the main way people have given me valuable feedback, and it helps me grow to be better writer.
đŸ I'm honestly not sure what 'bad' writing habits, that I may have. There's bound to be a good few that I don't notice, and would try and break them if they're pointed out to me.
đ€ I mainly use my laptop or phone for writing for convenience. As I do tend to do a bit of writing on my breaks at work, but I suppose having an area dedicated to me writing at home wouldn't be too bad.
đŠ· I'm currently working on two different series for the Transformers fandom. One is for the character Knockout in TFP, I love this character and have many ideas for the series, but he's mainly seen as asexual in the fandom. I agree and respect the views of this character, but since I don't really have anyone in my friends/family that identifies as asexual, I'm honestly worried I may accidentally misrepresent the character and/or those who identifies as such.
đ„ I have an idea for a one shot for The Joker from DC- Suicide Squad. As the one-shot I've got planned is an semi original idea, and many dark elements that would challenge me, and get me out of my comfort zone.
đ Due to my part time job, and personal commitments. I do only write/post things whenever I have a free moment to dedicate an hour or two to this hobby. But I'd would like to try and post more per month, but also not to flood anyone's feed.
đ I'm sure there's a few tropes/cliches that I've already written for. But I'd like to write 'bed one' or 'cuddle for warmth' cliche, as they're surprisingly the ones I don't write about. Yet they're my favourite.
đȘ© Might be a little controversial, but don't be afraid to give your reader a nickname or codename in your fics. For example, in my Transformer fics, Reader is an military officer so they have an nickname such as 'Lieutenant Echo' or 'Private Valkyrie.' As to me, these give the Reader a little more depth and personality to their character, and doesn't take them out of the reading experience by reading 'Y/N' over and over.
đ In all honesty? Probably not, as just like anyone. I'm my own worst critic.
đ Yep! Those sort of things keeps my motivation going, and gets me out of writer's block sometimes.
Writer Goal Ask List for a New Year đ
These writer asks are always so fun to both ask and answer. Fanfic or original fiction writers, reblog away! These are asks based in new goals for a new year.
đ What is your primary writing goal for this year?
đł Are there any new ships you want to write for? (Platonic, romantic, or anything in between.)
đ€ Are there any new characters you want to write about?
đ„ž Does anyone in IRL know you write fanfic or original fiction? If not, do you plan on telling anyone this year?
đ„” Any plans to write steamy or spicy content this year?
đ» Is there a new genre you'd like to write?
đŠ Is there a new POV you'd like to try writing?
đ What is one of your smallest writing goals?
đŠ Are there any fandoms you wrote for in the past that you'd like to return to?
đ Are there any fandoms you've never written for but want to try?
đ What research do you plan on doing for your writing?
âšWhat's one area of your writing that you think needs the least amount of improvement?
đ„ What's one area of your writing that you think needs the most amount of improvement?
đ« Spill the beans. What's a new project you're doing this year?
đ„ł How are you going to celebrate when you achieve one of your writing goals?
đ Do you plan on writing any seasonal fics?
đŸ Do you plan on writing for any fests or competitions?
âïž Which stat matters most to you (if at all!): subscriptions, kudos/favorites, comments, bookmarks, word count, or hits?
đŸ Do you have any "bad" writing habits you want to break?
đ€ Are you looking to change your current writing setup? (Or establish one, if you don't have one?)
đŠ· Is there a chapter, scene, or WIP you're dreading to write (but is necessary to your plot)? Share a snippet or tell us about it!
đ„Is there a chapter, scene, or WIP you're most excited to write? Share a snippet or tell us about it!
đWill you be making any changes to your posting schedule (if you have one)? (Or do you want to establish a posting schedule?)
đ Is there a new trope you'd like to write this year?
đȘ© Do you have any "good" writing habits you want to cultivate?
đ How are you going to be kind to yourself if you don't meet your goals?
đ Are you willing to take requests or prompts for writing?
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I will definitely delete this later. This is very silly in retrospect but these thoughts have been weighing heavily on my mind in recent weeks.
I've been getting more comments either in person or online how my artwork looks too similar to another artist. Going as far as seeing comments on Pinterest mislabeling my work as said other artist. It's very disheartening and it makes me even question my own thought process and prevents me from exploring themes that might overlap in fear that it might be accused of being a ripoff. I've already had that happen with my mermaid illustration and a different artist's girl in a oyster shell. Or with my fairy fruit girls with another artist's fairy fruit girls...
While I won't deny there are similarities and I do find this artist very talented and inspirational, my art style developed from heavily studying art nouveau, golden age of illustration, and shoujo styles like Clamp. I love pencil lines because that's what I used since I started drawing and never found any other medium as comfortable. I love girls, nudity, lingerie, nature, fantasy, soft lines, soft colors, detailed hair, lolita fashion, dark themes, erotic themes, romantic themes... the list goes on. I would like to imagine that my style developed naturally and independently but with these comments stuck in my head, now I'm questioning myself and my honesty. I get why it's natural to compare one artist to another. I also look at someone's work and think this person's work reminds me of someone else's and of course I don't think less of them because of it. The opposite really, it's exciting to me to see groups of artists who share similar vibes and aesthetics. It's human nature to find comparisons and similarities. But I just need to know that I'm okay. That my work is allowed to exist as is and I shouldn't take it too personally. That my work can be both similar and stand on it's own.
#I'm feeling a lot of feelings chat#Artists in question is Loputyn and Kira Imai#and some works just get accused of being rip offs#which is always fun. Not to my face though. Just on pinterest#I use pinterest alot so I'm bound to come across my work posted there and curiosity always gets to me
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You Are A Wizard, So Pour Over The Tomes
Hypnosis is magic. It is not just âthe closest we can get to magic.â Trance practices in all kinds of forms have served as the basis for mysticism across cultures and human history -- thousands of years. It is not new. It is not western. It did not start with Franz Mesmer or James Braid or Milton Erickson or Wiseguy.
Modern hypnosis stems from a rich human history of fascination and spiritual veneration of the mindâs power. We are practitioners of a comparably new discipline where we can literally change the way that other people experience the world. Their innermost selves are as leverage to us -- putty to us, when we know what we are doing. We can transform others freely. We can give pleasure or pain. We can facilitate experiences that seem to defy reality.
People talk a big game about respecting that power. What they usually mean by that is respecting EACH OTHER. Thatâs crucial, obviously -- not manipulating, not harming, being a good person.
But what about respecting the discipline itself?
Itâs tempting to see what we do as disconnected from the âhistoricalâ and âoutdatedâ methods of hypnosis. But we are a part of that history. We are likely hilariously wrong about a lot of things related to trance, hypnosis, the human mind -- what will hypnosis and psychology look like in 100 years? And even as we innovate, we are always building on the techniques and ideas that came before us -- in ways we are often not even aware of. We reinvent; we use ideas from the past unknowingly.
We have a right -- and a responsibility -- to OWN our magic. I am not here to gatekeep and say that this magic is not yours. It IS yours; itâs unequivocally yours. But as a whole we could do more to respect it.
âAny sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.â And hypnosis is not even a technology that we UNDERSTAND. The only real reason we DONâT see ourselves as wizards is because there is a huge motivation to legitimize hypnosis as a scientific discipline -- and non-rationalist perspectives are looked down upon in our culture. Iâm not anti-science (maybe a little -- tongue in cheek) but I do think that labeling hypnosis as âjust psychologyâ is dishonest about how much we actually objectively know about it -- and does a disservice to the phenomenon itself.
Iâm not saying hypnosis is literally metaphysical. But I am saying we practice something very powerful without knowing its nature. There are secrets we have tried to suss out about this magic through history that we have written down -- past and present. We actually have tomes of knowledge, records of past experiments and modern inventors.
In the last couple of years, Iâve started teaching/facilitating âtext studiesâ -- classes where we sit down with an excerpt from a hypnosis book and parse through it as a collaborative group. I desperately want to show people that there is value in just critically reading the resources available to us. The clinical texts -- especially older ones -- are hard to read, like they are almost in a different language. But it is amazing the insights we have come to by tackling them together.
These old texts are not pure truths -- there is a lot weâve improved on over time. But we can learn a lot by learning what hypnosis was like historically. The entire discipline of hypnosis is extremely susceptible to change -- it is defined SO MUCH by how we view it culturally. I just recently was amazed at re-reading some Erickson where he talks about making his subjects daydream autonomously -- as a primary mode and result of inducing hypnosis. Contrast that with today, where if someoneâs mind wanders for even a moment, they feel like theyâve failed. Thereâs something really important here -- a technique from 50 years ago that tells us something weâve lost in modern practice.
And there are countless examples of this, of people losing and reinventing methods over and over. As Iâve watched our kinky niche grow over just the past 13 years, Iâve watched ideas phase in, out, and in again -- there is both growth and regression of our collective body of knowledge. Thatâs the nature of things, especially when we operate partially disconnected from the resources that are available to us.
We CAN be connected to the rich human history of trying to unravel the secrets about our minds, and about this thing that gives us enormous transformative powers -- powers that we take for granted.
You are a wizard -- so pour over the tomes.
Read a book. Read an article. Set aside some time and view yourself with the respect of being someone who can study and suss out a magical text. Take notes, look up words and concepts you donât know. Or just absorb what you can on a first pass and go back later. Read a chapter or just master a single page. Romanticize the aesthetic of sitting with the scent of paper, or as the technomancer with words appearing on a screen.
Read. Own this art. And bring that respect of this art to the people you share it with. I promise you can do things with hypnosis that you have never thought possible.
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This is a little motivational piece (for you and me!) as I gear up to teach "Analyzing Erickson" at Charmed. It's something I feel really passionately about, and I wanted to share it.
Permanently linked/free on Patreon.
#hypnosis#hypnok1nk#brainwashing#mind control#hypnosub#hypnofetish#my writing#this might be the thing i feel most passionate about
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lighter x gn!mechanic!reader, 1k wc lighter is down bad for reader. like. DOWN BAD, lots of cute banter, pining from both.
Whenever you visit Blazewood, the Sons of Calydon mark it as a significant day in their metaphorical calender.
Youâre their precious mechanic, the one who ensures all of their bikes and engines are running smooth for any operations (read: trouble) they get themselves into. Having been long-term friends with Caesar, you make the effort of travelling from Sixth Street to the outskirts of New Eridu every few weeks. Granted, for how many times youâve travelled between the two places, youâve grown rather close to the tight-knit biker gang, so it's an exciting time for all.
However, the reason itâs marked down is because they know itâs a special occasion where they can all tease a certain, aloof boxer a bit more than usual.
âY/n!â Burniceâs voice cuts through the bustling atmosphere of Cheesetopia, capturing everyoneâs attention as you walk through the door of the diner.
They all wave you over the booth they sat in, Burnice and Luci shuffling over so you can sit down with them. You donât see the way Caesar nudges Lighter as you settle down opposite him.Â
âHow was your trip?â Caesar asks.Â
âGood, a little tired though,â your yawn is perfectly timed. âMy limbs still feel stiff.âÂ
âOh no! Do you need a little rest?â
âNo need, I wanna get started working as soon as possible, I'm itching to tinker some engines."
The dark-haired across from you chuckles, adjusting his sunglasses to sit higher on his nose bridge. âThereâs the Y/n we all know. If you need a little help, let me know, Iâm happy to lend a hand.âÂ
The group giggles between themselves.
âThanks, Lighter!âÂ
The giggles intensify when Lighterâs ears flush red at the tips.Â
This is why your visits are a marked occurrence: because the rare blush and nervous appearance that overtakes his normally cool and collected character is incredibly entertaining, and watching him bumbling about around you is a hard opportunity to come by. All Lighter can do is admit defeat and be susceptible to all the teasing thatâs sent his way, because he might as well accept it.
Heâll turn a blind eye to the blonde heads popping around the garage every so often as he helps you out in the garage as long as it means they leave the both of you alone. Heâll ignore the giggles of the girls as they listen in on the quiet conversation exchanged between you both in the dim lighting of the dreary space.
âAny biker gang fights happen recently?â You ask whilst observing the rear wheel.
âNah,â Lighter grunts, âjust a few challenges here and there.â
You extend your hand out to him. âSpanner, please.â He places the tool comfortably in your hands and you resume working. âA few challenges? Did you win?â
ââcourse. Wouldnât be a good champion if I lost.â
âSounds easy in theory,â you murmur, peeking around the bike. âI bet you donât even know the names of the gangs you won against.â
His silence is the only answer you need and you sneak a smug glance at him. You look away before you could notice the red blush creeping up his neck. âSo what if I donât? I won against them, ainât that all that matters?â
âSure. Guess your memory gets knocked out of you after a couple fights.â You giggle at your own joke.
âC'mon, quit teasinâ me.â
âSorry, just canât help it when it took you almost five months to remember my name.â Itâs light-hearted, he can hear the smile in your voice.Â
âGosh, you just donât know how to let things go,â he counters, a smile of his own developing.
âNah, itâs just fun to tease you.â Then, you stand up with a grunt, looking at your handiwork closely one last time before making your way to your workbench. âBesides, itâs not everyday I get to interact with a cool guy like you.â
Lighterâs heart skips a beat in his chest before jumping against his ribcage. âYou think Iâm cool?â
âDoesnât everyone?â You ask. âYouâre the cool guy who cares about everyone, and thatâs a good thing. I like that about you.â
Oh, youâre gonna kill him. Heâs not gonna make it out of the garage if you continue this onslaught of compliments. He doesnât really want you to stop either, wants you to say something that really shows how you feel about him, like how you think heâs handsome, or that heâs admirable, or better yet, that you like him as well.
âI like that about youâ, âI like ⊠youâ, yeah. Thatâs also good enough for now.Â
Instead, you fall silent as you rearrange all your tools, locking the box that cuts through the tense atmosphere with a âclickâ.Â
âWell, Iâm beat,â you huff, stretching your arms over your head, âmy back hurts and Iâm hungry.âÂ
âYouâve been working real hard, let me treat you to dinner.â
âReally?âÂ
âReally.âÂ
A few minutes later, you end up at the Fuel Truck, enjoying some food together and continuing your conversation in the cool, breezy night of Blazewood. Itâs easy being with you, effortless, doesnât really burn through his energy like some other social interactions do, and Lighter canât help but feel like this is how itâs meant to be. Sharing stories, talking about the important and mundane alike, he doesnât know when you became more than the cute mechanic Caesar was good friends with, but heâs glad he finally got your name down on the sixth time of trying.Â
He tucks a strand of stray hair away from your face before you can get it in your mouth, and the grin you give him almost paralyses him.Â
Plates are emptied, drinks finished, and dessert is done, but youâre still talking into the late of the night, until the employees need to wipe down the bar and call it a day. All good things come to an end, and Lighter wishes you could stay with the Sons of Calydon for longer than just a few days, but you have your own business in Sixth Street, so he monopolises your time whenever he can.
Which is how he ends up walking you to your motel, letting the long day draw to a close.
âThank you for dinner, Lighter, today was fun.â
He chuckles, the sound deep and full. âNo problem, itâs my pleasure.â
âCome back tomorrow, yeah? Swing by the garage anytime you want.â
âAnytime?â The biker rubs his chin. âCareful with your generosity, I might end up annoying you.â
âI doubt it.â
âAnd if I overstay my welcome?âÂ
âThen apologise by keeping me company.â
You shoot him a wink before going up the stairs of the motel, quickly disappearing from his sight as he laughs to no one in particular. He lightly punches his chest, as if trying to tell his hammering heart to calm down.Â
Yeah. You really are trying to kill him.Â
© EARTHTOOZ 2025, do not steal, translate, repost my fics and do not recommend my fics onto any other site.
#also i don't play zzz so sorry if there are any lore inconsistencies#only thing i know about this game is that lighter is hot and whatever minimal lore i get from his wiki#earthtooz: zzz !!#lighter x reader#zzz x reader#lighter lorenz x reader#zenless zone zero x reader#lighter x you
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This prompt seriously fired my neurons into all sorts of zigzagging ways and I am interpreting this a bit differently, I think, but I couldnât stop writing once I started, so!
Here is the story! Hope you enjoy!
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THE EPSTEAN CONUNDRUM
April, 2075.
That day, Planetary TV, the first ever interstellar news channel, was watched by almost the entirety of earthâs population. Snarky teenagers sat huddled in groups, their smartphones held in shaky hands. Adults congregated in their workplace cafeterias, the overhead television screens inculcating an acute anticipation within them. Even toddlers sat on living room sofas, their parents holding their hands, the screens alight before them.
The oldest and the youngest of the world waited with bated breaths and watched the popular reporter Katie Stones cover the launch of the automated battle starships that would soon be propelled into deep space.
âThe Epteans, our fearsome alien adversaries, have terrorised our near-earth orbits for a decade,â Katie spoke with her trademark fierceness. âThey have dropped their explosives on inhabited lands and tried to contaminate our water sources. They have destroyed our communication lines and most recently, they have gone and abducted several of our people with their infiltrating orbiters! This is space terrorism at its most cruel. We humans cannot pull our punches anymore. The finest minds of our world have come together and created a legion of automated battle machines. Today, we make a stand, citizens. Today, we fight for humanity!â
United against a common enemy, mankind cheered together as their screens were filled with the grounds of various launch centres. The state-of-the-art technology was plainly obvious and after a decade of relentless space skirmishes, humans felt hope blossom within their hearts.
The ignition began, the fuel burnt, the rockets launched together from all parts of the worldâand amidst this cacophony, mankind finally found peace once more.
Or at least, that was what global media would have them believe.
March, 2100.
It was a peaceful morning within NASAâs Communication Satellite Station when the message was first received with startling clarity. It was a foreign senderânone of the American satellites or the ISS had been recognised by their systemsâand one that had recently entered their radio telescopeâs range. For Dr. Linda, who was seated before a computer screen with her daily cup of coffee, the one singular word suddenly materialised with ominous implications.
âHELP,â it read.
Of course, Linda spent the next two minutes making sure her eyes were not receiving herâshe had indulged in her caffeine intake more than usual that dayâand after she was certain that this truly was a pointed, deliberately sent plea for help, she quickly informed the higher-ups of this development.
A group of professionals were put to work right after and soon, everyone within the Station had heard of a very surprising discovery:
An Epstean spacecraft had been the sender of the signal.
Their interstellar enemies that had abandoned the space war that they themselves had instigated against Earth. Twenty years, and not a peep had been heard from them. Mankindâs battle-crafts had been successfulâoverwhelmingly so, if the Epsteanâs lack of communication thereafter was any indication.
But now, there was an Epstean spaceship at their doorstep, knocking for help, insistently sending them messages.
The tables had truly turned.
âThey sent it in English?â Firoz Alam, the head of the Interplanetary Affairs department asked with some mirth, looking around the table of highly ranked professionals. The round table conference was being held a mere hour after the message was first received, an embargo instantly placed on all news outlets and a strict restriction on any outflow of information.
âThose arrogant fuckers always sent in cryptic codes beforeâwith convoluted keys to crack them. They knew English by then but being cordial is apparently not amongst their social values.â
âIt is now,â Commander Smith said pointedly, his usually smooth voice laced with some derision. âWhen they need our help, look how their egos fall.â
âGentlemen, we have more pressing matters to discuss than the Epstean and their hypocritical ways,â Sasha Jones, the head of space security, interrupted with a sharp look. Clearing her throat, she went on, âWe have run the signal under several tests and have been monitoring the alien spacecraft since its entrance into our geostationary earth orbit. This spacecraft is clearly occupied by an Epstean or several and they have not yet revealed their identity beyond what is obvious. There are several scenarios that could have led to this outcome but I do think the most plausible case is that one of the Epsteanâs deep-space expeditions went awry and the craft that we now have amongst us contains the survivors. The ones desperate enough to seek our refuge.â
The Epsteans lived more than four light-years away from Earth, its planetary system based around their second closest star, Proxima Centauri. Their planet was boorishly named EP-786 by humans and their creative name-coining intellectuals and they were summarily dubbed the Epsteans after the first time the two civilizations made contact.
It was around the time travel at light speed had just evolved into functionality and finding foreign spacecrafts was common before official treaties and a unified space law were introduced to contain the chaos. As such, the Epstean spacecraft was trespassing into Earthâs bounds and it was entirely up to humans to decide what to do against it. Considering the time it took to travel from EP-786 to Earth, the aliens inside the spaceship could have stranded in space for atleast four years.
No wonder they had stooped so low as to send a message in English.
âSend them back,â Commander Smith said matter-of-factly. âGive them fuel if thatâs what they want but allowing them to land? I am against it.â
âWe do not know what they want,â Sasha said, her voice placating. She knew Commander Smith wasnât usually an unreasonable fellow but his hate for the Epstean was personal. He had lost his brother in the abductions during the space war and those kinds of wounds never healed. Death would have been a kinder tragedy to bear. The uncertainty that so many had been plagued with was far more cruel.
âHave they said anything besides âHELPâ?â Darcy, one of NASAâs veteran astronauts and a foremost officer in human affairs, spoke up. âHave we sent them back any signal ourselves?â
Firoz nodded his head, âJust that we have received their correspondence. Standard procedure, you understand. They have not yet shown their vocabulary outside of their first message. Might we send them a dictionary upstairs?â
âThis is not the time, Firoz,â Sasha said. âDiplomacy is supposed to be your thing. Acting like a teenager with a grudge doesnât suit your rank.â
âI have been sending the Epstean meticulously worded messages for twenty five years, Sasha,â Firoz said with an almost huff. âAnd their response? Silence. I am allowed a petty moment or two.â
âSuit yourself,â Sasha responded, tempted to roll her eyes. The situation was so ridiculous and so conducive to making them smug, she knew this couldnât be helped. âBut our main question is how do we navigate this matter. I assume the Epsteans will eventually relay their needs. But if, suppose, one of them is injured, what should we consider doing? Their anatomy is fundamentally different than ours and we have very little information to help us aid them, anyway.â
âShouldnât they have a medic on-board?â Commander Smith asked. âAs far as I remember, there was never an incident during the war when they had to retreat due to casualities. It was always because their machinery was harmed beyond salvage or we had destroyed their attack starships. I remember, at the time, my squadron leader theorizing that these Epsteans have no concept of medical treatment. Their bodies either recover naturally or they just... die.â
âThat is in line with what we know of them through some of the things they shared back then,â Firoz said thoughtfully. âIf a fatal wound isnât the problemââ
Sasha made a concerned noise and they all looked at her.
Tearing her gaze away from her laptop screen, she said, âAnother signal was received almost two minutes ago. This one said âwe have an emergencyâ in all caps.â
âEmergency?â Commander Smith echoed dubiously. âThe Epsteans? What kind of emergency are we talking? Could it be that someone is dying up there after all?â
âWhat if they are rogues?â Darcy put forth. âThere were a few deserters amongst their ranks, werenât there? I recall Planetary TV making a big show of it. Those Epsteans were chased by their own kind relentlessly and later punished according to their laws.â
âWhat kind of moron would think we humans would give them any different treatment?â Firoz asked, scoffing in disbelief. âDo the Epsteans in the spacecraft believe we will receive them with open arms and mercy?â
âMaybe it is not as grievous as any of that,â Sasha said, typing something on her keyboard. âMaybe they are just trying to hold our attention and get us to help them? It could be that they are out of whatever helps with their sustenance. They always wanted to mine our land for resources. It was and is a well-accepted hypothesis that they need some kind of metallic ore for survival.â
âIn that case, the craft does not need to land on Earth,â Darcy said, glancing sideways at Commander Smith. âWe can send our astronauts in a well-equipped ship and they can establish a more elaborate communication with the Epstean. If some metal or fuel is all they need, I agree that sending them right back is the safest path.â
âBut not the cleverest,â Firoz said, his eyes gaining a faraway look. âIâve been thinking, Dr. Sasha.â
Sasha set her laptop aside for a moment and regarded Firoz with both suspicion and interest, âYes?â
âYou said we know very little about the Epstean and their anatomy,â Firoz said, his voice level. âSo why not use this as an opportunity to rectify that?â
A bout of silence spread over the table. The ones who had been merely observing so farâless-ranked officers and managing personnelâexchanged loaded looks amongst themselves while Sashaâs eyes narrowed at the implications of Firozâs idea.
âWhat exactly are you suggesting, Mr. Amal?â Sasha asked archly.
âWe study the Epstean,â Firoz said simply. âNo more, no less.â
âBy forcing them?â Darcy asked what they all wanted to.
âNot necessarily,â Firoz replied, aware that everyone was viewing him in a less than stellar light. âIt could be a mutually beneficial exchange. Our help in return for our most excelling researchers and doctors and scientists getting a chance to satiate their curiosities regarding the Epsteans.â
âAnd if they say no?â Sasha asked.
âThen so do we,â Firoz replied.
âI canât approve of this,â Sasha said, though she did have a contemplative mien about her. âBut I would like to hear everyone elseâs opinion. Commander Smith?â
âI think it is a plan worth considering,â said Smith, his hands entwined on the pristine white table before him. âWe may never again get an opportunity like this. The Epsteans are unstable. They have not responded to our proposals towards a more permanent peace. Give it another decade and they may rise up once more. Knowing of their anatomical strengths and weaknesses will only benefit us should we come under attack again. And it will help us develop a... deterrant for any future conflicts, wonât it?â
âBut the ethicsââ
âWe canât apply human standards to the alien,â Firoz cut in. âDid they consider âethicsâ before they bombed our settlements?â
Sasha quietened. When it came to those seated in this room, she was the one who had suffered the least at the hands of the Epstean. Her family was affluent and had the connections, during the war, to keep them safe. She still remembered attending her last years of college, hearing of tragedies secondhand, the explosives never reaching her vicinity. Even the aliens knew not to mess with the human elite.
âI think Firozâs idea may have merit,â Darcy said, chewing on the thought. âBut I suggest we assemble a board of professionals to organise a timeline that will dictate how we approach this unique contact with the Epsteans. Some kind of protocol. They might be aliens but they are still people. Besides, if we donât operate by human standards, what good is our humanity?â
That brought a mildly twisted look to Firozâs face but he seemed to have sobered up a little.
âI never quite liked the whole âAtiti Devo Bhavaâ philosophy my country preached,â Firoz said, scrunching his nose. âBut I suppose it is a valuable ideal to follow.â
âDoesnât it mean something like the guest is God?â Darcy asked, blinking.
âWell, God might be a stretch,â Commander Smith said. âBut we may treat them like very distant cousins whom we might hate but still play nice with.â
Sasha heaved a small sigh. If this plan got Commander Smith as well as Firoz to be more amicable towards the Epstean, she was inclined to vote for it.
After a few more rounds of discussion and necessary back-and-forth, the board carried out a vote and the plan to allow the Epstean spacecraft to land for further research on their bodies was set into motion.
The communication signal was sent to the spacecraft with clear instructions and a brief overview of what the human expectations were. Oddly enough, the Epsteans did not bother responding before starting their descent towards the ground. The news of this was not allowed to pass beyond the tight-knit group at the topâglobally, this included the foremost politicians and the leading scientistsâbut an allowance was made for all the retired personnel who had contributed towards Earthâs victory in the warâas if their successors were sending them a âthank youâ message. They could learn of this recent news, then point at the helpless Epsteans and have a small laugh.
One of these space war veterans was Ex-Commander Matthew, who came to the headquarters, charging in, demanding clearance. Sasha and the rest permitted his entrance, knowing how crucial he had been during the war. He was a hero for their world, one who they had all hailed high twenty five years ago.
He did not say anything upon arrival. Commander Smith tried to start conversation but Matthew, dressed in his slacks and polo t-shirt, would not speak. He watched all the proceedings with a keen eye, a shifty air around him. Everyone let him be, either getting the hint or being scared away by his silent glares.
It took six hours for the Epstean spacecraft to land in NASAâs spaceforce base. Unlike the launch of their battle-crafts, no one but a select few watched the landing. Sasha stood in the viewing gallery, wondering how this would change the course of interplanetary conflicts forever.
The alien spaceship before them was in pitiful shape, clearly at the last of its lifetime. The boosters sputtered and gave out entirely, the landing more than a bit bumpy. No one approached the craft. Radio communication was switched to verbal transmissions. A loudspeaker was also relaying the same message nearby.
âEXIT THE SHIP.â
âLOSE POSSESSION OF ALL WEAPONS.â
Commander Smith gripped the binoculars in his hand, raising them to his eyes. Sasha watched the zoomed in video feed on her tablet, Darcy and Firoz on each of her shoulders.
âReady?â Firoz asked her.
Sasha nodded firmly.
The safety hatch opened up with a cloud of smoke. It obscured the entire area around the craft and a lone figure came stumbling out.
The first alarm bell rang when coughing was heard.
Epsteans did not cough.
The second was the silhouette that was familiar.
Epsteans were not humanoid.
The third was the voice, loud and desperate and unmistakably human, that said, âWe are in danger!â
With a gust of wind, the smoke cleared and a man in his fifties, tall and worryingly thin, stood alone on the landing pad, screeching at them.
Officers stationed on the grounds rushed towards him once ordered, gathering his fainting form in their arms and they hauled him into the building on a gurney.
â... What?â Sasha said in a terrified whisper. âWhat does this mean?â
Commander Smith didnât wait to respond. He rushed towards the medical facilities. Did he think this man was his brother? No, that couldnât be. The Epsteans would never let their captives go.
âWe are in danger,â Darcy repeated the warning, gulping. âWhy was he in there? This does not make any sense!â
Firoz frowned at his boots, shaken to his core, âWhat the fuck is going on?! How did a human come in contact with an Epstean spacecraft?â
âWe need to talk to him,â Sasha said, dizzy, walking out of the room, knowing she would be followed.
They reached the room where the man was being operated on. Commander Smith was standing stiffly outside, a grave expression on his face.
âWe have found the identity of this person,â Commander Smith said. Lips pursed, he continued, âHenry Cain. He went missing twenty six years ago. He was thought to be abducted by the Epsteans.â
Darcy rested a hand on the Commanderâs arm, knowing that he had only been hoping when he ran to meet the man.
âWas he sent back by the Epsteans?â Sasha asked. âDid he say anything?â
âNo,â the Commander answered. âWe are in the dark. Completely.â
Matthew had followed them there, a hard look on his face. He seemed to be deep in thought and Firoz was tempted to wheedle him into talking but the doctor exited the room that moment and informed them that Henry was in a stable condition and would be able to converse in a few minutes.
With steeled breaths and curiosity burning, they entered the room.
Henry was horribly emaciated. His entire body was littered with peculiar scars and marks. There was a lifelessness in his eyes that haunted the occupants of the room.
âWe are in danger,â Henry said and Sasha finally allowed herself to accept that the âweâ in Henryâs message were humans, not the Epsteans.
âHow are we in danger, Henry?â Saha asked gently.
Henry showed no recognition at his name being used. He stared at her hollowly, his lips dried and torn, âThey are coming. They are coming to kill us all.â
âWho is they?â Firoz asked and after a pause, he added, âThe Epsteans?â
Henry shuddered in his position, crawling up and burrowing himself behind pillows and blankets. From behind the curtain of his sheets, he looked them all in the eye, his voice the mad ramble of someone who had already seen the future.
âThey will kill humanity.â
âGod,â Matthew spoke for the first time since he had shown up, walking tentatively towards Henry, his face crumpling completely. âWhat have the Epsteans done to you? What have we done to you?â
Commander Smith frowned at Matthew, âWhat do you mean âweâ? Matthew, what the hell is going on here?â
Matthew turned to look Commander Smith in the eyes before chuckling. The awful sound soon turned into full blown laughter, hysterical first, and then profounding sorrowful.
âOur sins have caught up to us, it seems,â Matthew said, turning his gaze towards Henry once more. âThe Epsteansâthey never abducted anyone. How could they? They did not have the capacity to land on Earth. Not discreetly, in any case.â
âYouâre lying,â Commander Smith said faintly, imploring the rest with his eyes. âThat does not make any sense. We all know what happened. Those filthy Epsteansâthey kidnapped humans worldwide. They kidnapped my brotherââ
âWe kidnapped your brother,â Matthew interrupted with another broken laugh. âRemember how we said our scientists had developed completely automated battle-crafts able to go toe-to-toe with Epstean warships? Yeah, that was all bullshit. Those crafts we sent to war? They were manned.â
Commander Smith covered his mouth, realisation dawning on all of them with breathtaking clarity.
âThose that were abducted... They... You sent them?â Firoz asked, sounding like he didnât ever want an answer.
Matthew nodded, a self deprecating smile on his face, âWe didnât need trained soldiers. Just average, competent people able to operate the machinery. Just sending people from the military would be destabilisingââ
âBullshit!â Commander Smith roared and lunged at Matthew, pushing him into a wall by his collar. Anger and grief swirled within him as he yelled, âYou sent civilians to war! You sent them to die. You never had any contingency plans for the battle-crafts. The trip was always meant to be one-way. They were fodder for you, werenât they?â
âNo nation wanted their armies weakened,â Matthew bit out, struggling against Smithâs hold. âThat was our only option.â
Firoz laughed incredulously, his reality shattered within the space of twelve hours. âYou made us believe the Epsteans were the villains. The monsters who took away our people. But it was you scumbags all along!â
Sasha trembled in her place, completely at a loss at how to handle this situation. She looked at Henry, still cowering in the sheets, mumbling warnings over and over. How had this man survived the journey? What had happened to him over the years? If he had survived the final battle, why had he not returned sooner?
âWhat happened to the rest?â she knelt before Henry and asked, as soothingly as she could.
Henry looked at her, stopping his muttering for a moment, a confused expression on his face. âThe rest?â
âYour companions in the battle-crafts?â she urged.
âOh,â Henry said airily, looking at the ceiling. âThey are gone.â
Sasha let out a breath. The room had quietened once more. Commander Smith had heard Henry and now he sat on the edge of the bed, head in his hands. Even Firoz didnât have a quip to break the tension. Nothing could make this better.
Humanity had not been humane for a while.
âHow do they plan to kill us, Henry?â Darcy asked. âWhat is their strategy?â
Henryâs lips stretched into a chilling smile.
âA virus,â he said, his eyes straying to the myriad of cuts on his arms, his gaze blank. âThey made it. After they captured us and studied our bodies. A virus specially designed to kill only humans. And I,â he paused, tears forming in his eyes. âI was sent to spread it.â
Sasha collapsed on the other side of the bed, meeting Firozâs stunned eyes, and she threw her head back and laughed.
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This was a mad three hours. Explains the doomed plot. Anyway, this was super fun and I am gonna do this more often! This is a little inspired by 86 (the anime), so if anyone hasnât watched it, please do! :))
In the future Mankind sends automated starships to fight an alien enemy for them. The robotic ships never returned, but the aliens eventually stopped attacking. Then one day a badly damaged alien ship was found entering human space, transmitting over and over again, "HELP".
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yeonjun x fem!reader
warnings: đ!!! thigh riding, brat!reader, eye contact lol, yeonjun calls reader a slut once prob forgot some sorry wc: 1k âžâžâžâžâžâžâžâžâž an: this is for the light of my life @apeachty who wants to be mean a blessing and talk to me about yeonjuns thighs, you put this worm into my head and it wouldnt leave me alone so now here is the fruit of your labor, you didn't ask for it and itâs not the best but eh I hope you enjoy it lol also this is not proofread forgive me sweet angels
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You never meant to be a brat, or at least not to the point that it had gotten to recently. And it was never what he did that made you behave in a different way, but always just when you fell into a mood without realizing it. Mostly after a night out with friends, where you sit on the edge of the bed watching him undress. He had taken your shoes off for you at the door, bending down on one knee, gently holding your calf, using any excuse he could to touch you.Â
He had been so sweet all night, and now you set out to toy with him just because you could. âAren't you going to get undressed? Get cozy," Yeonjun nodded, jutting his chin in your direction to let you know he could see you waiting for him. Â
âNo,â it had been so easy to say when he was half-hidden behind the doorway to the bathroom. Because one look from him and you would be putty, melting around his commands with only apologies and whimpers as a reply. And currently, you felt like playing no matter how both of you knew who always had the better hand.Â
âNo?â he stepped into view, jeans unbuttoned, unzipped, leaving his pants hanging loose on his hips. His tank top clinging to the panes of his stomach just right, all the exposed skin of his arms crumbling your brain into a cluster of half-formed sentences. The most you could get out was enough to repeat yourself, your âNo,â sounding less confident looking him down now.Â
It was all he needed you to say before he walked to his side of the bed, pushing down his jeans letting them pool right by the nightstand, the fabric of his underwear clinging to him just enough to leave nothing hidden. Yeonjun sat right on the edge, spreading his legs just enough to have you fit between them, exactly where he wanted you as he tapped his thigh as a call for you to come over.Â
It's exactly what you wanted, attention, so it was easy to find yourself in front of him, arms crossed, eyes falling to his lap over and over, enough so that he had to tip your chin with his knuckle to get you to look at his face. âNo, my eyes are here, this,â he taps his leg again, âis your seat,âÂ
It was all he said before he had you straddling his thigh, your hands digging into his shoulders, trying and failing to bite back your moans when he held your hips, dragging you back and forth. He didn't care how bratty you thought you were being, he knew exactly how to work you to the edge of an orgasm and exactly how to make you fall back in line. He didn't even have to do much convincing, just tug your panties down and say a few little words.Â
But it wasn't like yeonjun wasn't affected, your knee pressed to the hardening bulge between his legs. The second he felt exactly how wet you were against him, he had moaned, deep in the back of his throat on instinct, never fully able to silence himself when it came to you. And your head had fallen forward, dipping down to hide the way you bit your lip, keeping any noise from slipping out. âNo look at me, let me see my little slut begging me for more than just my thigh,âÂ
Yeonjun was playing with fire, your clit grinding down on his thigh like a match striking the box, igniting and catching, close enough to burn. He had asked for you to look at him but the second your eyes were on him he was ready to break, twist so that he could push right into you, keeping you pressed to the mattress until the sun came back around. But it wasn't until you started to beg, just like he asked, that he felt the struggle set in. âPlease,â your nails dug into the fabric of his tank top, hips rocking and rocking as he flexed his thigh to aid the pressure you needed.Â
This was only another form of you practicing being a brat, you knew how to rile him up, knew that if you leaned into his demands he'd snap and wouldnât help himself from getting his fill. âPlease jjunie, please,â you whined, his fingers digging into your hips, needing something to ground him as he clenched his jaw. He wouldn't give in, he told himself he wouldn't, and yet your sweet mewls only made him harder. âIâll be good,â you promised, a gasp catching right in your throat when he helped you find the right rhythm, orgasm building in the pit of my stomach. Your need was palpable, your brows scrunching as you tried to keep your head up to look at him, show him just how needy you were, âplease,â it was nearly a cry, your hands slipping down his chest, balling the fabric in your fists as you held him. Cunt so wet against his thigh that it was easy to keep you moving even when you started to tremble.Â
âIf you cum I'll give it to you,â but even if you couldn't finish he would flip the two of you over, he would be desperate enough to just drag you the few inches he needed so that he could sink into you sitting up just like this. âI want my pretty girl to get off right here against my thigh first,âÂ
âBut-â You couldn't finish your thought, one hand falling to his clothed bulge, palming him over the fabric before you felt your orgasm crash into you. You were a shaking mess, whining so pretty for him that he wasted no time in dragging you closer to him, needing to be in you before your mind cleared. Needing to feel exactly how he made you feel with nothing but his thigh.Â
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iâm having soft quinn thoughts today and i have to shout them from the rooftops so everyone else can suffer with me.
but i absolutely cannot stop thinking about how quinn would always want to spend time with you, but feel guilty for how occupied he is during the season. every second of downtime he has is spent watching game film in your living room, studying tactics and plays. not that you ever complain. youâre content simply being in the same room as him, not taking for granted any amount of time you can be in his presence.
quinnâs attention is always half on you, no matter how hard he tries to focus. he steals more glances at you than he cares to admit, worried that one day youâll get sick of sitting in silence while hockey occupies the space between you. but you never do. you keep yourself busy scrolling through your phone or reading the most recent book he bought you, never uttering a complaint. heâs tuned in to every fidget or movement you make, not wanting you to remove your always cold feet from under his warm legs to occupy yourself with somethingâor rather someoneâbetter.
it surprises him that you never do. you never utter a word, not wanting to disrupt his work. every so often heâll catch you looking back at him during one of his âquickâ glances, absorbing the warm smile you give him. sometimes youâll quietly ask him if he wants anything from the kitchen when you stand to go fill up your water cup, but seem content to simply sit there with him as he mumbles to himself, jotting down notes as he watches.
tonight, he canât help but noticeâduring his million and one glances at youâthat your eyes are glued to the tv. your phone is laying, locked, in your lap, eyes following the puck as itâs shuffled across both screens from player to player. your bodyâs subtle reactions to the game arenât lost on him either. the twitch of your foot anytime someone shoots the puck, the raise of your brow when a player on either team scores, the hitch in your breath anytime the two teams start to fight.
you can feel his eyes on you more than usual tonight, his (not so) subtle glances lingering longer than normal. you turn your head to meet his gaze, brows furrowed and a puzzled look on his face.
âwhat?â you whisper, flitting your eyes between his own and the tv, not wanting to miss any important moments.
âare you watching the game?â he looks at you like you have three heads.
you giggle in response, amused at his expression and surprised tone of his voice. âyeah, kinda. donât really know whatâs happening, though, if iâm honest.â
there was never a home game of quinnâs you missed. you went to support him every time you could, and loved seeing him in his element. but you canât even pretend to understand the sport past each player wanting to get the puck into the opposing net. you didnât understand the positions, the penalties, or anything surrounding the ins and outs of professional hockey. you never watched it growing up, and probably still wouldnât watch it if you werenât dating the captain of your new cityâs team.
you had moved to vancouver for work, and knew nothing of the prominent hockey culture before you arrived. the sports presence buzzed all around you as you figured out the ins and outs of your new home, but it had no place in your daily routine. that is, until you hit it off with this insanely attractive stranger that seemed to frequent the same coffee shop as you. you accidentally cut him in line one day, offering to pay for his coffee to make up for it, but he paid for yours instead. a âpay it forwardâ war was started between the two of you until he was stood waiting at the door with your usual order one morning, requesting more than just a name and the fact you drank a large, vanilla iced coffee with chocolate syrup lining the cup every morning.
when he realized you were likely the only person in the city he now calls home that doesnât know who he is, it only piqued his interest in the pretty coffee shop stranger further. the morning meetings at the shop turned into an exchange of numbers, which developed into him meeting you for lunch on your break when he was in town, that then escalated into dinner dates and spontaneous outings, and now itâs found its permanence in you moving in with him a few months ago.
you wereâŠindifferent, when he revealed to you who he was and what all his career entailed, uttering out a simple âoh! thatâs cool! makes sense why youâre always at the gym, nowâ later explaining that you thought he was just really into fitness and maybe worked as a personal trainer or some equivalent. when he first invited you to games he tried to tell you a little bit about the rules, but assumed youâd catch on as you watched (hopefully) more and more of his sport. you always told him how much you enjoyed watching him in his element, but never asked many questions past if the other team was supposed to be good or not. he assumed you understood enough to keep up, knowing how intelligent and observant you are, but he tried to refrain from talking about work too much with you. when heâs with you, he wants to be present with you, not hockey.
which is why he feels so guilty at times like this, watching film while youâre sitting next to him. it feels like youâre two people who happen to be in the same room, completely in your own worlds. until tonight.
âyouâŠnever watch the games with me. you always have a book or something,â he reaches over to pause the game, still a little shocked.
you shrug at him. âdidnât feel like reading tonight. not really anything new on my socials, either. so i figured iâd just watch with you for once.â
âand you werenât gonna say anything?â
this earns a real laugh out of you, not understanding why this is such a big shock for him. itâs not like youâve ever told him you donât like hockey. you just have never really cared to watch it if isnât the one playing. but youâve been wanting to learn more about it recently, tired of not being able to participate in the games like the other women do when theyâre watching their husband or boyfriend play.
âwhy would i? youâre trying to work, iâm just trying to learn a little bit,â you reply, the hint of a laugh on each word as you say it.
quinn just blinks at you, trying not to get his hopes up at your expression, not knowing just how far you want to go with your quest for knowledge.
âsince when do you want to learn about hockey? why now?â he questions, trying not to sound accusatory or snarky, but genuinely curious as to what youâll answer.
âiâve always wanted to learn, ever since that first game i went to, but you donât seem to like to talk about it outside of the rink, so i donât really ask much. me and google have become very good friends as of late,â you shrug out another answer for him. âplus, when youâre watching games at night like this, i donât want to keep talking and asking a million questions while youâre trying to work, so i force myself not to watch to keep from distracting you.â
quinn sits a little straighter, now worried heâs made it seem like hockey is this forbidden subject between the two of you.
âsweetheart, i donât like talking about hockey outside of the rink because i donât ever want you to think thatâs all we ever talk about, not because we canât talk about it,â he tries to defend himself, even though thereâs no accusation. âif you want to learn about the game, please, ask me questions. i- god, iâd love nothing more than to teach you about it. i hate sitting here in silence every night iâm home, worried youâre going to eventually get pissed at me because all i do during the season is watch old games.â
you grin at his slight panic, endeared by how worried he was about your feelings this whole time, appreciating his intention with the unspoken rule.
âq, i never asked about it because i didnât want you to be upset because i kept bringing up work when youâre away from it all,â your smile only grows at the fact you were both worried about upsetting the other for no reason at all.
the slight tension in his shoulders fades at your words, relieved that youâre not upset or feel like he made it seem like you had no place in that part of his life.
âalright, well, fire away, then,â he gives you the floor, pressing play so the players on the tv screens move once again, now glancing at you every few seconds to catch any looks of confusion or interest in any particular play or action.
the rest of the night is spent playing and pausing the game over and over again, question after question flying out of your mouth. anything from why the faceoff is from a certain spot on the ice to what a particular penalty looks like is spoken the second the thought enters your brain. quinn takes his time explaining every answer to you, even rewinding and pulling up other examples to make sure you understand what heâs telling you.
at the end of the night he realizes just how much more he caught of the game while answering your questions. thereâs several times you picked up on things he never has before. like why one player seems to always place his stick so close to another playerâs skates while heâs chasing him. or why a certain goalie seems to lean left everytime instead of right, no matter where the puck is coming from.
heâs been able to add several tells about players in his notes, ready to take them to practice the next morning and change his game to accommodate his opponents habits. and when they win their game a few days later, thanks to your observations during the impromptu hockey 101 class in your living room, he revels in the fact that even though you know so little about his sport and his job, you ended up being one of the biggest parts of their success.
from then on, the nights of sitting in silence while he studies film are nonexistent. every time he brings work home with him, youâre right there next to him, enthralled in whatever opponentâs game theyâre facing that week. he loves that youâre so observant, paying attention to the smallest of details someone whoâs been playing for years becomes blind to. and he really loves turning you into a bottomless pit of hockey information, seeing how you absorb each âlessonâ from day to day.
when they break through their slump, a big part of that accredited to your nights spent questioning quinn, and he sees you start really participating in his games, he canât help but fall that much deeper in love with you. watching you scream and complain about bad calls with the rest of the fans in rogers arena, and reading your texts to him about your thoughts on his away games you watch on tv, swells his heart in a way he never thought to be possible.
plus, he always knew it was only a matter of time before you fell victim to the hockey atmosphere of the city. no one can really resist the pull of vancouver hockey, especially not when itâs captain has anything to do with it.
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Track Walk
landoscar x content creator!reader
part 1
series summary: You were invited to the Miami GP for your Track Walk series on social media, what follows after you run into a certain Papaya boy, no one could prepare you for...
series warnings: cursing, angst, smut, making out, mentions of people you may not like, mmf, threesome/throuple, if there is more let me know... ;)
a/n: this a long 4 part series, but the chapters will be released daily!! also... there is no hate to anyone mention in this story, it is a work of fiction and any hate towards the characters/people will be deleted.
Miami 2024Â
âHello lovely F1 fans!â You said to the camera you were holding quite close to your face, âWeâve got a bit of a different setting today, because we are at theâŠâ You took the camera away from your face to show the full setting, âMiami GP!â
You were a small F1 content creator who had become known for your at home âtrack-walksâ. Every Thursday you would walk around your neighbourhood or get on the treadmill and walk the length of the race circuit for the weekend.
âThis is my first ever GP, as you all know, and I just canât explain to you all how excited I am. A big thank you to Liquid IV for sponsoring this trip, and this video. We are starting at the P1 box, because obviously. Weâve got a total of 5.4 kilometers to walk, so let's get to it.â
Throughout the walk you filmed information on the track, the city, the race, and even some snippets of fans who happened to know who you were.You were doing a light run when at one point in the video you saw a group of papaya and flipped the camera at them and slowed to a light jog, âI think those are our papaya boys, if Iâm not mistaken.â You whispered into the mic. As you jogged past them you looked up and saw it was just Lando with some of his team.Â
âGood luck this weekend.â You called out as you surpassed them. âCheers!â Lando called out with a small smile. You smiled back and continued with your jog and video. âMeeting Lando Norris, can check that off the bucket list.â You laughed softly to the camera. When you made it back to the P1 box you started to end the video. âWell that was so much fun, thank you again to Liquid IV for bringing me out here. Cheers to a hopefully amazing weekend.â
An amazing weekend it was indeed. That Sunday you watched Lando Norris get his maiden win. It was safe to say you were crying in the VIP box as he crossed the line. That night you went back to the hotel with endless happiness, your life couldnât get any better. Or so you thought.
You woke up that morning to your phone buzzing relentlessly. Every two seconds it felt like someone was liking, commenting, and following you. You sat up in shock logging into tiktok to see that your most recent track walk video had jumped from a few thousand views and likes, to millions of each, and your follower count was soaring as well.
You went through some of the comments laughing at them saying this was your first grand prix and it was the best one ever. Some said you wishing him luck was the reason he won and you replied to those comments teasingly.
It was a few hours later when you were getting ready to head back home that you saw the best notifications.Â
Lando Norris liked your video
Lando Norris commented on your video
You were thoroughly freaking out. You opened tiktok for the hundredth time that day to see if your eyes were deceiving you, they were not.
Lando Norris: "Maybe this was my lucky charm. Thanks for the good vibes! đ§Ą"
You screamed in the comfort of your hotel room as you read it, replying back.
âIâll need to come to a lot more races this season if this is the outcome. Congratulations! đ§Ąâ
Hungary 2024
A few weeks had passed since Miami and everything that came with it. You still continued on your content journey with track walks and other videos with your new following. âHello lovely F1 fans, old and new. We are here with another special edition track walk!â You cheered showing your surroundings. âIâve been doing some overtime and made my way to the Hungaroring, so letâs go on a walkâŠâÂ
The walk itself went as normal, shared some info, showed the surroundings, and made it seem like a facetime time call. It was almost comical how when you were walking off the track you actually bumped into someone, that someone being Oscar Piastri. âIâm so sorry, I was not paying any attention.â You apologised immediately. He just chuckled, waving you off. âDonât worry about it. Making a video?â He said looking at the camera. You nodded shyly. âYeah another track walk.â He nodded at the information, slowly getting awkward. âWell, in true fashion. Good luck this weekend.â You bid and he thanked you with a chuckle.
Once again, it was a Mclaren win. This time, it was for Oscar. You were starting to go a little crazy. How was it that everytime you came to a race McLaren won? Again your video blew up, and like clock work, Oscar commented.
Oscar Piastri liked your video
Oscar Piastri commented on your video
You opened the video and tapped on the comments to see what he had putâŠ
Oscar Piastri: Guess I owe you a huge thank you for the good luck wishes. Let's see if this works every time!â
You giggled lightly at the comment before writing a reply backâŠ
âIâd go to every race if I could! Congratulations !!!â
Zandvoort 2024
Over the summer break you worked endlessly on your upcoming finals for your graduation in December. You were missing F1, and needed your fix. In a last ditch attempt at getting your best friend to come with you, you ended up back in Zandvoort. âHello F1 friends! We are here in Zandvoort, home of Max Verstappen. Weâve got lots of orange here so Iâm just going to say everyone is in papaya.âÂ
There was no meeting on track this go around, but that night just as you were getting ready to call it, you got a DM from McLaren. You thought it was just a community thing and glanced at it, but when you saw your name, you sat up quickly. You opened it with shaky hands and read the message:
âHey Y/N!! Hope you're enjoying your weekend in Zandvoort so far! Youâve got a name here in McLaren and we want to invite you to spend the rest of the weekend with the team in the garage! If you send us a photo of yourself, we can get you your passes by morning! Just give us a call when you get there and let us take care of everything else.âÂ
It was safe to say you might be receiving a noise complaint from your neighbours. Immediately you grabbed your camera and turned it on. âHi friends, Iâm shaking right now,â you laughed in shock. âMcLaren just invited me to their garage this weekend. What the fuck?!â You showed the camera your phone where the message was still up. âYour girl is going to the McLaren garage, which means vlog time.â
You cut the video there and replied to McLaren with immense gratitude and a photo.
Walking up to the paddock entrance you had phoned McLaren and let them know you were walking up. You saw someone in Papaya and they waved at you enthusiastically. She passed you your passes over the barrier so that you could scan in. âThis is crazy.â You said while she laughed. âI run all the social media accounts, and when I saw your videos I just had to pull some strings for you. Youâre genuine, we like that at McLaren.â She told you honestly and you smiled bashfully. âThank you, that means a lot.â
She then gave you a run through of everything happening in the garage, in the hub, and in the paddock revolving McLaren. The paddock wasnât new to you, but this whole experience was strange to you. âAnd then you have a scooter to get around as well. Just donât hit anyone because papaya is an easy colour to notice.â You laughed with her knowing how true it was. âIâll do my best.â
You bounced between sides all morning, watching the teams set up the car for Lando and Oscar. You loved both drivers equally, you would never be able to choose one. You were on Landoâs side not paying much attention to your surroundings when two bodies stood in front of you. You looked up to get out of the way when you saw Oscar and Lando. âFollowing us now?â Lando asked with a smile. âI should ask you the same thing.â You shot back and Oscar chuckled. âThey told us this morning you would be here for the rest of the weekend. Itâs nice to see you.â Lando nodded in agreement and smiled happily. âIt was a last minute decision to come,â you told them, âand then I got invited into the garage, itâs definitely going to be a good weekend.â The three of you laughed softly knowing the hidden meaning. âWell Iâm certainly looking forward to a win this weekend.â Oscar shared. âShe was my lucky charm first.â Lando pointed out. âDonât fight!â You laughed, âIâll be cheering the both of you on, see?â You took off your hat to show the underside of the brim. Each side had a number on it. âI stitched two of them together.â You informed. âThatâs actually really cool.â Oscar said, taking the hat for a closer look.
âYour nails! Osc look at them.â Lando said taking your hands in his and showing off your nails, one hand was dedicated to Lando and his famous helmet design, and the other side was Oscars helmet design with a croissant on the ring finger. âVery funny.â He said when he saw it. âIt was this or a cat.â You shrugged and Lando laughed as Oscar shook his head.
âBoys!â The two drivers looked behind them to see the clock counting down. âI will not be the reason you two donât win this weekend so do go.â You pushed them lightly. âThank you for coming, weâll chat again later.â Lando said, going in for a hug. âOf course, go top both practices.â You cheered as Oscar also gave you a hug before the both of them went to their respective sides of the garage.
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f1gossipofficial Whoâs that? Today before FP1 both McLaren drivers were seen talking and hugging with someone in their garage. In a different view, we can see that the person is content creator Y/N L/N who has gone viral for being the duoâs âgood luck charmâ. The three seem to be very cosy considering theyâve never officially met.Â
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user4 THAT SHOULD BE ME
user5 she posted a mini vlog on her tiktok this morning! She said McLaren dmâed her and asked for her to be in the garage
User9 awwe thatâs so sweet of McLaren to do for herÂ
user6 something about her doesnât seem right
user7 donât start, sheâs one of the nicest people Iâve seen on tiktok
user8 another McLaren win is incoming
The following two days of the weekend were spent filming and nerding out over being in the garage. Lando and Oscar of course got super busy over the following two days, but they still managed to give you a wave when they could. Watching the race from the garage and hearing the live feed, watching the pit crew get ready for the pit stops, the actual pit stops, it was beyond magical for you. And without fail, one of the boys won, this time in Landoâs favor by 20 seconds.
You got to celebrate with the team, some of them recognising you and saying you needed to be here more often. Days like this were what you dreamed for. In between the chaos, you never managed to say goodbye to the papaya drivers, but they did DM you.
Lando Norris has followed you
Oscar Piastri has followed you
Youâve been added to a groupchat with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri
Your eyes almost flew out of your head when you saw the notifications. This wasnât happening, you thought but you clicked on it anyway.
Lando Norris: We didnât get the chance to say goodbye, but we just wanted to thank you for your support and coming to as many races as you can!
Oscar Piastri: Landoâs said it all, but hopefully you can come to another race soon, and weâll try to win even if you canât.
You laughed at the very opposite but almost the same message from each of them. Your hands were shaking as you replied back.
Y/N L/N: You were having too much fun celebrating the win! A big thank you to you guys as well for making it so easy to support a great team. Hopefully I can get to a race soon! If not Iâll be watching from home still cheering you guys on!
Oscar Piastri: you donât have to be so formal đI feel like we can call you a friend if you keep helping us win
Lando Norris: what osc said, donât be a stranger.
Y/N L/N: no need to bully me! Youâre a-listers! How else was i supposed to respond
Lando Norris: OMG!!! I canât believe you texted me!! You followed me too OMG OMG OMG. I LOVE YOU GUYS SO MUCH đ§Ąđ§Ąđ„°đ„°đ„łđ„ł ASGKWBEWOEHJ
Oscar Piastri: like that ^^
Y/N L/N: thatâs what Iâm doing on the inside lol, but i think I would block myself if I did actually typed that
Lando Norris: yeah it was a bit weird to type đ
Oscar Piastri: great, now I have two of you
You tilted your head at the comment but shook it off. You were pretty similar to Lando on the goofy side of things.
Y/N L/N: Donât worry Oscar, when Iâm not on an adrenaline high like I am right now, Iâm more like you than you think
Lando Norris: great, now thereâs two of you
Oscar Piastri: iâll have to see this in person then
Y/N L/N: is that an invite Iâm hearing?
Lando Norris: sounds like it to me.
Oscar Piastri: it was indeed.
Y/N L/N: iâll see what my work and class schedule looks like and Iâll get back to you on that offer. Graduation is soon so iâm balancing a lot of things
Lando Norris: its my offer too!!!!!!
Oscar Piastri: what do you go to school for?
Y/N L/N: noted Lando, and sports journalism, dream job is to work in F1.
Lando Norris: Thatâs mint! I think youâll do good
Oscar Piastri: youâve got a very warming personality that Iâm sure all the drivers will like. If you ever need to practise, weâre here.
Lando Norris: If you twist my words Iâll know you did it
Oscar Piastri: Lando!
Y/N L/N: Lando!! đ I promise I wonât, this season especially really helped push me into this because I hate the way the media portrays two/three of the nicest people ever.
Lando Norris: i know weâre the twoâŠbut whoâs three
Oscar Piastri: guess đŠ
Lando Norris: NOOOOOOOOO
Lando Norris: WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO MEEE
Oscar Piastri:Â đđđ
Y/N L/N: IM SORRY!!! I CANâT HELP IT!!
Y/N L/N: Oscar!! Why would you throw me under like that!!
Oscar Piastri: *this user is no longer available*
Lando Norris: invite has been taken back.
Y/N L/N: nooo!!! Iâm sorry!!! OSCAR!!!!!
Oscar Piastri: *this user apologises for the chaos he has now unpacked*
Baku 2024
Within the three weeks that passed between Zandvoort and Baku, Oscar and Lando never stopped texting you. The three of you figured out you had a lot in common and clicked like magnets. Over that time, you had plenty of new followers and decided to do a Q&A on your tiktok.
âHow am I able to go to so many GPâs? Are you a millionaire?â You laughed after reading the question. âIâm not a millionaire by any means. I saved up for about a little over a year, didnât go out with friends unless it was a birthday, didnât buy unnecessary stuff, just was really good with not spending so I could treat myself this year. Iâm in my last months of uni, which I got a full scholarship for, so not having to worry about school costs is also a great help.â
âHave you spoken to Lando and Oscar since your time in the garage? They follow you now too.â You thought quickly about it, âI havenât no,â oops. âThey were just being polite and doing their jobs when they saw me in the garage. As for the following thing, I canât tell you why they decided to do that, but I'm not complaining.â You chuckled.
âWhat are you studying in Uni?â
âIâm in my final months of my sports journalism major. That's why Iâm a big fan of F1, but also F1 got me into journalism, it's a circle of interest.â You mimicked drawing a circle that never ends.
In those three weeks you had also moved your group chat out of Instagram.
Osco: Is it terrible to say I miss having you in the garage?
Landito: wow Osc, straight to the point
Osco: leave me alone
Y/N: if it's anything I miss being in the garage, but no itâs terrible
Landito: what he means to say isâŠ. we miss seeing you in person
Osco: facetime isnât enough
Osco: come to Baku?
Landito: we took back her invite remember?
Osco: you took back your inviteâŠ
Y/N: iâll be there already
Landito: WAIT REALLY???
Osco: is this a prank?
Y/N: yes really
Y/N: and no not a prank
Osco: answer please
Your phone started ringing just as you read it. You were in no position to be facetiming two people you now had a crush on⊠yeah, that also happened over the three weeks. You tried to tell yourself they were just being nice and you were caught up, but the way they acted sometimes led you to believe otherwise.
âWhy am I looking at the ceiling?â Lando pointed out. âBecause I am in no way showing you what I look like right now.â You laughed at them. âYes you are.â Oscar commented. âWe facetimed you for a reason.â
âFace please.â Lando asked sweetly, and you rolled your eyes. There you were in your McLaren x Reiss jacket, curls thrown up into a mix of a bun and ponytail, and glasses over your eyes. âYou wear glasses?!â Lando said peeking over Oscarâs shoulder. They were always together, you started to realise.
âYes, Lando. I wear glasses.â You shook your head with a small smile. âWell, you look beautiful as always. Whatâs this about you coming to Baku and not telling us?â Oscar moved on swiftly. âIt was supposed to be a surprise! I was-â
âNope, if itâs a surprise we shall wait.â Oscar cut her off. âI donât want to wait though.â Lando groaned from behind him. âItâs in 2 days, Lando.â Oscar said, looking at the head that was now on his shoulder. â2 days too long.â He mumbled. âI promise itâll be worth it!â
And worth it it was. After your track walk, there you were, the media pen, questions about the upcoming weekend ready, with an F1 TV microphone in your hand. F1 had reached out to you after your Q&A video asking about your sports journalism career. One thing led to another and here you were.
âHey Max, first things first, how are you feeling this weekend?â Max smiled. âI mean, Iâm feeling fine, I definitely need to get in the car to see how we do on track. Not very well if youâre here though.âÂ
âYou know who I am?â You asked in shock. âAll other drivers hope you donât make it to the races with the track record you have, but someone told me I was one of your favourites.â Of course they did. âWell they wouldnât be lying.â You chuckled shyly.Â
Max leaned on the gate as you got your questions ready. "This year has seen a shift in the competitive order with McLaren and Ferrari stepping up. Youâve still proven to be one of the best drivers this season and currently lead the Drivers' Championship, with Red Bull fighting to stay at the top in the Constructorsâ. With three titles already under your belt, how do you maintain focus when the dominance youâve grown used to in both championships isnât guaranteed anymoreâespecially heading into a high-risk, high-reward circuit like Baku, where unpredictability often plays a major role?"
Max seemed a little shocked with the question. âI meanâŠâ You nodded along as he answered and when he finished and the camera was off he smiled. âThose were very good questions. I look forward to seeing you the rest of the weekend.â You smiled at him. âThank you, it means a lot.â
You got similar style compliments from other drivers and when the papaya boys walked in and spotted you they both smiled but had to work their way down the pen. Oscar was the first to get to your station. A quick glance to his eyes showed the professionalism he was using to hide the sheer excitement at seeing you again. âHey Oscar, youâre going into this weekend with a double podium from Monza, how are you preparing for this weekend to get the same results if not better?â
Oscar chuckled. âWell if youâre here then a McLaren win seems to be in the cards.â You shook your head at him as he smirked. âButâŠâ
âThank you Oscar, good luck this weekend.â Before he left he reached over the barrier to give you a quick hug. âNice to see you again.â He said before walking off. Lando quickly took his position and gave you his eye-closing smile. âHey you.â You chuckled, shaking your head. âHey Lando, after the double podium in Monza, itâs clear that McLaren has made significant strides this season. With the Constructors' Championship in reach with just 11 points to Red Bull, how do you approach a circuit like Baku, where opportunities and risks are amplified? Do you feel this weekend could be pivotal in swinging the fight for the Constructorsâ in McLarenâs favor against Ferrari as well?"
Lando tilted his head. âYouâre one of the only people whoâs brought Ferrari into the Constructors fight.â He pointed out and you shrugged lightly. âYouâve said before that Red Bull isnât your competition, Ferrari is.â
Landoâs interview came and went just as quickly as Oscars and he too ended the interview with a hug. Charles and Carlos were just after and both of them mentioned knowing who you were and to take a stop at their garage.
The weekend went really well. Any free time you had was bouncing between garages and meeting new people. And like clock work, McLaren won the race, in Oscarâs favour. You were doing post race interviews and the wide smile on Oscarâs face when he saw you made your insides warm. âPlease come to every race.â He joked and you laughed lightly. âCongratulations on your win today Oscar, after some very good fights with CharlesâŠâ
Because you had to go through every driver, and then got invited to talk about your experience on F1 TV-
âWe are bringing on the voice youâve heard all weekend, Y/N L/N.â Laura introduced as you walked into the middle of the group. âHow are you?â She asked. âIâm doing really amazing. Itâs been such a busy weekend for me, all thanks to you guys for inviting me and giving me some on the field action.â
Will Buxton spoke next. âYouâve become a big name here, everytime you come to a race, a McLaren driver wins. How is that even possible?â
You laughed alongside the rest of the panel. âI just put 50 kilos of extra weight in everyones car before the race this time. I think Iâll run the engine out next time though. Make everyone have grid-penalties.â You joked and they all laughed again. âItâs been so nice having you with us this weekend! We hope that you can join us again sometime soon!â
-you were able to stay much longer into the evening. Making your way to the McLaren garage you saw that they were prepping for a team photo and you quickly got your camera out to snap the moment for yourself. âNo, you get in here too!â Zak yelled seeing you and the team cheered in agreement. You shook your hands not wanting to spoil it but then you were getting picked up from behind by a shoeless Lando and plopped right to Oscar.
Oscar placed an arm around you with a wide smile. âThis is too much.â You told him. âNope, itâs not.â He smiled again. You shook your head but smiled and cheered for the picture as well, and then the champagne. The team member next to you handed you their bottle with a wink at Oscar. Right as the photo ended you shook the bottle and made sure to douse Oscar as he tried to run away. Lando also joined you and the three of you were getting drenched in everyone else's champagne.
âThere are two of you!â Oscar joked. âYeah you might be right about that.â Lando laughed, clearing champagne from his eyes. âThat was fun!â you laughed clinking Oscars champagne bottle. âYouâve got about 5 minutes before you start to smell.â He laughed and then your face fell. âI donât have a change of clothes!â Lando laughed as you freaked out and Oscar just hugged you. âIâm sure we can find you something to wear.â
They did, you were wearing a team kit from their spare room in the hub. It was enough to get you to your hotel room. âWant to ride with us to the hotel?â Lando asked coming to walk with you as you reached the doors to walk out. âYeah that sounds good.â He took your hand just as you were going to exit. âWe have to wait for Oscar.â He said and you nodded and without letting go of your hand he dragged you back towards the main area.
âDid you enjoy your weekend?â He asked as you two leaned against a wall. âIt was an amazing weekend.â You smiled giddily, closing your eyes. âI hope this doesnât change that.â You opened your eyes to see Lando coming closer to you, eyes looking down at your lips. You nodded lightly and he closed the gap between your lips. His teeth nipped yours, with a sense of impatience. âJust couldnât wait could you.â You broke away with his head resting against yours. Oscar. Why did you feel so guilty? âOscar I-â He just shook his head with a laugh coming to your otherside. âI won, does that mean I get a kiss?âÂ
You looked at Lando who still had that dazed smile, then back to Oscar. âYou didnât tell her, did you?â He said and Lando shook his head. âWeâre dating, now can I kiss you please?â He said quickly before taking your lips in his. His kiss was softer but still as impatient. âWeâve wanted to do that for so long.â He sighed when he pulled away.Â
âReally?â You asked softly, hand coming to press against your tingling lips. âYes, since we started texting you. Oscar and I just couldnât get you out of our heads.â Lando said with a small smile.Â
âI thought I was being delusional.â You chuckled softly. âNot at all.â Oscar's hand went to your hip softly squeezing. âCome to Singapore with us, please.â You looked at Lando who took your hand and held it in his own. âPlease.â You nodded almost in a trance.
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đ§"Hm, we don't really have those kind of luxuries nor the necessity for them, so I just dive head in even if its pouring. I do enjoy rain quite a lot. It's refreshing."
đł"Well, I'm not exactly the best, but I do know how to make the most basic of things. Sigh, I do wish I had the chance to learn how to cook something more cool and interesting, but oh well. Oh, surprisingly enough, I do. I used to hate any and all kind of chores before, but now it's just something you can shut off your mind for and do on autopilot. Mmm, probabaly omelets. No particular reasons, I just think it's neat."
đ§Œ"It's not like we get much of a choice. In this economy, we shower whenever we can. I do enjoy showering, but I haven't gotten many chances to bathe before, so I can't really tell anything. Again, it's a miracle if we find gel in this situation."
âïž"Obviously I would. It does depend on who is telling me what, but just in general, I would. Hmm... Probabaly Crane. He's seen some shit and has a good base of knowledge about the world, more than me and Aiden have."
đłïžâ"Well, it's hard to say right now. I can't really imagine anything that would make me give up, but there's probabaly something. Like, maybe if I was in complete despair? I don't know, hard to say."
đ"Gosh, don't even get me started on books! I really, really love books. I've always loved reading books even as a child. I mostly favored fantasy and detective novels and sometimes romance I suppose. Queer romance specifically because. Well. Guess. I wouldn't say I have a lot of opportunities to read in that sense that new books that I haven't read are a rare thing to find right now."
âžïž"I'm not... too into sports, to be fair. Would parkour count as a sport? Probabaly not right now. Hm... I guess Carnage Hall fights would be considered a sport? In that case, I don't really follow that stuff at all."
đ·"I have an average immune system, so I don't get sick too much. Well, 'staying at home' right now isn't exactly an option, however, when I get sick, I tend to not overwhelm myself with chores, but don't stay in bed all day either. Well, medical masks are surprisingly hard to find, and just regular clothing pieces won't do much, so I tend to stay away from people or be very careful around them."
đ„Œ"No, I don't. Hm, what kind of uniform... To be fair, and don't quote me on this, but Renegade uniform looks sick as Hell."
đ„"Huh, I never really thought about it. I guess I just pat myself on the back or don't really acknowledge them at all."
đŽ"Parkour. It's probabaly impossible to get around on a bike in this environment, but it would be nice if I could. Traffic rules aren't really a thing right now, so eh."
đ°"Hm... Now that I think about it, we don't do that too much? Or I suppose we just use the sun as our guide most of the time. Or Peacekeeper sirens or church bells if it's in Old Villedor."
đ„°"There's many things that can make me... Well, not happy, but bring some kind of positive feelings for sure. As for loved... I don't know how to answer that."
đ"I don't. I prefer to live in the now and here. Believing in this kind of thing would be an escapism method for me, and I prefer not to do that."
đș"I'm getting tired of saying it, but there's not much choice we have nowadays. I'm starting to sound like my grandma... I think. But, if I had to chose from all the songs I know, my current choice would be that tape that Aiden showed me recently. I don't know its name, but it goes like... 'Some people cheat, some people sin, but ohhhhh I play to win, tu-tu-tu-tu-tu-tu-u-u-u-u-u,' and so on. Sorry, I'm not the best singer. Mm, no, not really. Never had a chance to learn. Probabaly the violin. I heard it's a difficult instrument, which is one of the things that intrigues me about it."
đœ"Yes! I like collecting books, newspapers from the 'old times,' audio tapes and stuff like that. Really to collect information. But especially books. There isn't a particular reason, I just enjoy doing it. Or I suppose the reason would be that I want to know as much as possible about Villedor and its life and how life was for other people in the hot of the apocalypse."
đ§"Tea. By God how much I love tea. Especially black tea with thyme. I can't even explain it, I just do. My second top tea is from a specific brand, but it's also black tea with apple and... and some other berry. I don't know its name in English. Oh, that entirely depends on the season and how I'm feeling. But generally, I lean more towards warm or hot drinks."
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an ask game where, instead of replying from your perspective, you answer as if it's your original character/muse/self-insert/etc. answering the question âš
đ§ïž "When outside during the rain, do you use a raincoat, an umbrella, or something else? Do you enjoy rain?"
đł "Are you a good cook? Do you enjoy cooking? What's your favorite thing to cook?"
đ§Œ "Do you prefer to take a shower during the morning or evening? Do you like taking baths? What's your favorite scent of shower gel?"
â "Would you do something that someone told you not to do? Why? Is there someone you'd actually listen to more than everyone else?"
đłïž "What will make you give up?"
đ "What kinds of books do you read? Do you have a lot of time to read?"
âžïž "What's your favorite kind of sport? Do you follow sports closely or don't care at all?"
đ· "How often do you get sick? Do you stay at home when sick or do you end up going outside to, say, get some groceries? If you go outside, would you wear a mask?"
đ„Œ "Do you have to wear a uniform somewhere? If yes, how do you feel about it? If no, what kind of uniform would you love to wear?"
đ„ "How do you celebrate you accomplishments?"
đŽ "What's your preferred way of getting somewhere - own car, public transport, a bicycle, or something else? How well do you follow the traffic rules?"
đ°ïž "What do you use to check what time it is?"
đ„° "What would make you feel happy and loved?"
đ "Do you believe in other dimensions?"
đș "What kind of music do you mostly listen to? Do you know how to play an instrument, and if not, which one would you want to learn to play?"
đœ "Do you collect anything? Why?"
đ§ "What's your go-to thing to drink? Do you prefer cold or hot drinks?"
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Pairing: tutor!rafe x student!reader
Replying to this ask
(Reader is 18 and Rafe is 23. Consensual. Also if your name is Lilly think of a different name for the âgoody two shoesâ sos đ)
Warnings: language, light degradation.
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Once again, the clock strikes two pm. Meaning you have your final two hour class of the day. 2 till 4, simple yet challenging. It was math. Although you were a great student with great grades. Your math grades had somewhat dropped recently. Due to the lack of focus and the annoying boys or the good two shoes in your class. Along with the fact you have started to be more laid back and your humour getting to you and your friends.
So here you were. Sat towards the middle back, up by the windows. You sat on the inside part of your desk, resting your back against the wall. Your friends sat around you as the class started to slightly fill. There were about fifteen people in this class. Due to the misbehaved teens whoâd skip this class knowing Rafe wasnât one to mess with.
He sat at his desk, typing away at some emails as he waited for the class to everyone to arrive and for everyone to settle down.
You chatted and laughed with your friends. Then soon enough, Rafe had kicked the door wedge away from the door and closed it. He clasped his hands together âright everyone, focusing now!â Everyone had grown quiet. You turn a little in your seat facing the front a little more.
Rafe started to go through the basic steps of how to do probability. Easy and simple to finish off the day.
He had gotten Lilly to hand the books out. Everyone knowing, including Rafe, that she was the teachers pet. Always correcting peopleâs answers or calling out on bad behaviour. As he go to hand yours and your friends books she faced the front. âMr. Cameron?? Y/n and the girls have drawn all over their booksâŠâ you and the girls shoot daggers at Lilly. It was the smallest of doodles at the bottom on the cover. Which Rafe had actually said to do if your pen had ran out or broke. Hence the continuous circles at the bottom.
Rafe waved it off âitâs fine, Lilly, just hand them their booksâŠâ he sat at his desk and leaned back a little. His polo doing justice for his lean muscular shoulders and his nicely round biceps. He was one of the few male teachers whoâd work out. He was also the youngest teacher at your school. He definitely caught your eyes. And probably more girls in the school too.
You watched as his eyes would flicker over to the âpopularâ girls in the class. For no reason at all, you felt almost, jealous?⊠could you even say that about your own teacher?⊠guess so, right?âŠ
You had noticed how those girls, who were also in many of your other classes, would catch peopleâs attention. So thatâs another reason youâve become the way you have been for the past two weeks.
You did a few questions, knowing you wouldnât be in detention for the lack of work you wouldâve had. So as you do about ten questions. You turn to your friends, chatting away and quietly messing around.
Rafe would glance over the class every so often. Checking if anyone had their hands up or needed help. He then looked over to you and your friends. He saw the way you werenât writing away as you usually would. He also noticed your lack of concentration and focus this past couple of weeks. He cleared his throat âY/n, girls⊠focusing please.â He said in a soft but firm voice.
You and the girls went quiet, chuckling and giggling to yourself as you all do a few more questions then go back to what you were doing with each other. Lilly, however, mustâve had a thing against you today. She wasnât happy. She raised her hand. Rafe looked up and nodded his head up âyeah, Lilly?â Lilly lowered her hand and replied âsir, Y/n is distracting me! I canât focusâŠâ
You scoffed and threw your arms up and let them drop down. Your friends rolling their eyes at Lilly. But also shocked as how she just called you out too. Even though they knew they were chatting just as much as you.
Rafe looked over to you âY/n, I told you to focus on your work⊠câmon, back to it.â You and the girls go back to working.
After three more times Lilly has specifically picked out you to complain about.
Rafe got up from his desk. Walking over to you and the girls. He had told two of your friends to split up and sit else where. The three of you being separated. Lilly had a smug yet stupid grin on her face. You glared at her and spoke âIâll smack that stupid smile-â Rafe cut you off âdonât even finish that sentence, young lady⊠now..â he leaned back in the empty desk opposite you. Crossing his muscular arms. He continued âlisten, youâre gonna finish your work and Iâm gonna stay right here so I know youâre not causing any trouble. Get, to, it.â
You felt his eyes bore into you. You could feel his gaze. You were struggling. And not academically⊠he noticed that quickly. So he grinned slightly to himself. He grabbed a spear chair and sat in front of you at your desk. âNeed help, sweetheart?â You looked to his eyes. Locking eyes as you nod a little. Your palms feeling slightly sweaty at the hottest teacher in your school.
He leaned closer, his legs spread under the desk due to his long legs. He reached into your pencil case and grabbed a pen. Even if he had his own pen in his pocket. He couldnât lie when he said heâd been eyeing your pens. They looked nice to write with. A strange thing to say but it was true.
He started to talking you through it, how to probability. Heâd lean closer to you as he would turn the paper so you could both see what heâd write. Heâd use your stationary.
Soon enough heâd let you be, both of you slightly disappointed at the loss of closeness. But another teen in class needed his help. So he left you to it to finish in your own.
Soon enough, the bell rang. He called out âright everyone! Pack away, have a good day allâŠâ he watched you closely as you put your pencil case into your bag and tug your backpack onto your shoulder. As you walk over to your friends. He called out âeveryoneâs dismissed, but Y/n! Stay behind, pleaseâ You whipped your head around âwhat?!â
He nodded âyes, you, stay behind..â he clicked his fingers and pointed to the desk right in front of his. You huffed and wave your friends bye as you sit on the desk.
Once everyone had left. He turned to look at you. He crossed his arms and leg one on front of the other. As he leaned his hip against his desk, he spoke ânow, you and I know why I asked you to stay back.â He added âso whyâre you being like this, hm?â
You crossed your leg over the other âlike what?â He looked to your legs for a brief moment. Wondering what his hand would be like on them. Or his what his head would look like bet- Rafe, no, donât start.
He reminded the setting of the moment. He spoke âlike you had today, whatâs with all the chatting and the lack of work getting done? Whereâs that high scoring gone, hm? Iâve noticed the slight drop in your grades, sweetheart. Yâknow if you keep this up Iâm gonna have to call home..â you shake your head âdonât, please, itâs fine⊠itâs not even that bad.â He shook his head âdarlinâ⊠you went from a B to a D⊠and I know you do well in all of your classes so there must be something going on..â
After going back and forth, Rafe was slowly loosing his patience. God how could a pretty girl like you make him want to shout at you?⊠youâre to gorgeous for him to do that.
He spoke âY/n, Y/n, darlinâ⊠listen.. Iâm not here for your bullshit excuses⊠Iâm here to support and teach youâŠâ you snapped back âI pay attention! I do the work! Itâs fucking-â âlanguage, sweetheart.â You huffed âI bet this is all cause of the teachers pet, Lilly..â you cross your arms. Rolling your eyes.
He had enough, you needed to be taught a lesson. And not in math either. Rafe didnât teach naughty girls. Not at all.
He yanked your arms to uncross themselves and grabbed your jaw. He stepped closer and gently yanked your face closer to his. He spoke lowly âyou listen here⊠I donât give a shit about Lilly⊠yeah she may be a teachers pet, but that isnât the discussion Iâm trying to have here. Youâre being naughty⊠and you know I donât teach naughty kids. So tell me, whatâs up with you?!â
You gasp softly as he had gently yanked your face closer to his. His eyes darting between your eyes and lips. His lips parted ever so slightly. Looking as hot as ever. God you didnât expect this to turn you on so much. You feel your knees going weak and your lower stomach fluttering.
You remarked.
âIâm trying my best! Doesnât that matter?!â He replied âYea! I see that! But youâve done so much more, Y/n⊠I know you can do more than that⊠Iâve seen the way you interact with people, how well you do in other lessons, the way other teachers talk highly of you⊠câmon, whatâs the issue? Whyâre you falling back in just my lessons, eh? You were a smart girl, sweetheart⊠where did that go?â You mumbled âI- I thought youâd be into popular girl moreâŠâ you looked to the floor as Rafe continued to stare into your eyes. His breathing hitched ever so slightly.His eyes on you as he clicked his tongueâŠ
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Bonding
Vendetta! Leon Kennedy x Winters!Medic!Reader
Warnings: Slight Angst, Injuries, Drinking, Hurt/Comfort, Bonding, trauma sharing, Age-Gap, Platonic relationship
Summary: After helping your brother find his wife you get left with unusual abilities, ones that often feel like a burden than a gift...until shit happens and you both end up healing each other in more ways than one.
Words: 2.3k
Requested by @misswynters I hope you enjoy it! Sorry it took so long, I was fighting this story trying to get it right! <3
As if it wasnât already bad enough that he had a partner on this mission, it was made worse that it was supposedly one of the BSSAâs best. He scoffed at the files, they gave him the ones he had now thrown on the table and already forgotten about. Not that he needed it as he already predicted who would be joining him. The glass of whiskey was already half empty as he was working his way through the bottle, they hadnât even set off yet. The agent was late, or he was just really early for once. Leon shut his eyes preparing himself for the ridicule he would receive when Chris, the agent he had presumed would be the one they sent to join him, the one that would eventually thump his way onto the plane. The man wouldnât know how to be stealthy even if took a course on it. However, his ears picked up the sound of light footsteps on the metal stairs into the plane. His eyes peeled open as he trained them on the plane entrance. Curiosity coursed through his veins. What he didnât expect was you.Â
A younger girl, one that must have joined more recently. How was she one of their best? It looked like shes never been on a mission on her own.Â
You watched as his eyes narrowed at the sight of you, clearly trying to figure out who you were and how you were possibly one of the best. A poor attempt to pinpoint your story. You didnât fail to notice the discarded file or glass of the infamous amber liquid. If he had read it, he would have got all the answers he was currently peering at you for. Chris had warned you after all about the behaviour of the man in front of you. It was your first mission alone and according to the burly man it wouldnât be a challenge of the enemies but of the partner you had been promised. âYou must be Leon Kennedyâ You spoke, holding your hand out to him. Leon studied it like you had some hidden message etched within your skin. To him they looked too clean, too pure. There were no scars or texture to them. âYou are?âÂ
His voice was rough, and croaky from the burning liquid that warmed his insides so early in the morning. Your name shocked him but the last name piqued his curiosity. âWinters eh?â he repeated, trying to recall the significance with his dazed mind. This was the professional government agent you were promised? The best of the best? You cleared your throat sitting in the chair opposite him, a small apology leaving your lips as you bumped his knee. You already seemed too kind for this job or at least too new to it, if only he could remember why your name was familiar. âWell, itâs clear someone didnât do their homework. Iâm the sister to Ethan WintersâŠThe baker house incidentâ You spoke. He didnât fail to notice the nervous shaking of your hands, guilt coursing through him as he clearly made you relive whatever you had gone through. BSSA twat or not, no one needed to be haunted like that. âRight - I heard about your case. Your brother went looking for his wife and you ended up in a whirlwind of shitâÂ
Of course, Leon couldnât be kind, he didnât see it in his nature anymore. All he had to do was shut up, just like you were doing as you turned to face the window. There was no need to pick holes as to why you got involved in this line of work, it's not like his start was any better. A promise to work for someone else's protection only for that girl to end up like him anyway. A government pawn.Â
Your head leaned against the cabin walls as you watched the plane take off. You ignored his remark, his ignorance of your past and wrongdoings was a reflection on him, not you. After all, you didnât have to go and help Ethan find his wife. Only for the two of you to end up in that house of nightmares, to then witness a poor family wrongfully affected. Sure Leon has seen some shit, but a family just wanting to help an innocent woman and being infected with the same thing that coursed through your veins. Their minds twisted and turned as they attempted to kill you, their bodies forced to change to adapt to new horrors.
Ethan and you were given military training after that, along with the option to join the BSSA. You didnât hate Ethanâs choice to continue his family life with Mia, taking the training and using it to protect her if he needed it. Part of you wanted to do the same but ever since you knew the truth, the fact that the virus now ran throughout your body whether you wanted it or not. It felt wrong to try and find someone new in the world, someone who would understand your position and what you did or have seen. You had accepted it⊠the fact you were forever infected with this taint. The loneliness it brought along with it was harder to stomach. That was until the mould changed you, your hands suddenly more useful to them than hiding.Â
From what you had heard Leon was a pretty respected agent, how you didnât understand. His attitude only grew the more he drank during the flight. The important document still left unread is now being used as a placemat for his drink. The brown folder now gathers a formation of rings. âWhat makes you so special then?â he asked, his eyes scanning you for any abnormalities. You shrugged. Never really have an answer to that, you can heal yourself and others but that doesn't make you feel special. It felt more like a burden. âI guess I just have more than enough knowledge and experience on whatever we are going to be dealing withâ You answered. Leon didnât respond so you took his silence as the sign the conversation was over. Your gaze lingered on him for a while longer until you finally turned to watch the plane fly amongst the clouds watching as the ground got closer now you had both reached the destination.Â
Your footsteps echoed down the darkened corridor, your flashlights barely illuminating anything in front of you. The building groaned upon your arrival, the wind working its way through the cracks. The abandoned warehouse had rumours of lingering scientists working on something, the usual deal from what Leon had to say about it when you both opened the front door. Â âOne day Iâm sure a super evil scientist will not pick a decrypted building as their place to do their experimentsâ You joked. A small chuckle left Leonâs lips as he glanced over at you; amusement lacing his eyes. âIt wouldn't be half as fun thenâ he responded. The atmosphere changed between the two of you the further you entered, the once clipped and cautious words grew warmer and longer. You had both found comfort in each other's presence, a silence falling over the both of you that never quite felt awkward. Your minds worked in sync as you both cleared out the rooms, working your way further and lower into the building. That was until distant explosions went off and the two of you fell to the floor.Â
You vaguely acknowledged Leon's scream of pain, the ceilings collapsing making the room dark as the rubble caged you both in. âFuckâ Leon groaned as he grasped at his leg. Your coughs rattled as you took in the clouds of dust, âyou good?â. It was a stupid question really, his scream and groans of pain indicated anything but that. You scrambled for the flashlight on your belt to try and light up the space as well as hitting the emergency button sending your signal to nearby backup. The flashlight didnât do much but it allowed you to spot Leon on the floor, clutching at his leg. You didn't have much space to work with, your hands hurt as you pressed on the ground crawling towards him. The gravel biting into your skin. âLeon? What is it?â You asked when you finally reached him, flashlight in hand. You didn't need him to answer as you had already spotted the red seeping out between his fingers. The flow didn't look like it would stop anytime soon. âFuckâ he groaned again.Â
Your hands shook as they hovered over his own, your fingers gently prying his hands away from the wound to get a better look. It was bad, too bad for you to just do a quick fix and wait until you both got rescued. The rubble that was still settling around you both would probably end up infecting it. He hissed in pain as you held your hands on his wounds, you focused on it - working on stitching it back together. Leon watched as you worked, his brain trying to grasp what was even happening. âWhat the fuckâ he muttered under his breath as your hands pulled away. His own replaced yours once again, feeling the stitched skin. There was no scar, no lingering reminder of this unfortunate event left on his skin. âHow?â He questioned.Â
You sat back against the rubble behind you, your knees clutched tightly to your chest to give him some more room. He watched you shrink into yourself. You looked so small, so young. Too young to be brought into a job like this, to see the things you must have seen. It reminded him of himself, the young cop who was thrown into the deep end when he just tried to help people. âWhen I went to help my brotherâŠin the baker's houseâŠwe both got infected. He can just heal himself, you should have seen the injuries he's hadâ you explained. He could hear the weak chuckle in your words, trying to make light of a decision to help your brother. One that changed your life. âAnd you? What happened to you during it?âÂ
âEthan protected me from most of what happened, he's got a baby on the way from what he told me in our last phone call. I ended up leaving with the ability to heal others as well as myselfâŠit's tiring, and traumatizing at times- the injuries I've seen are something else. But Chris said the BSSA could use someone like me. So I joinedâÂ
Leon studied you further, his eyes piercing in the dim light of the flashlight. He could understand how you felt. You had been given an opportunity, something that would make you feel like you were doing some good. Only to forever try and shoulder the effects of the lifestyle change. âAfter Raccoon City I was forced to become an agent. To use my pure luck and train it into my skill set today. Despite the conversation, it never really felt like I had a choice, an option for what I wanted to do. It was blackmailâÂ
You didn't expect him to explain his own story, to open up in an attempt you assumed was to make you feel like you weren't alone in this world. You untucked yourself slightly, a movement that didn't go unnoticed by Leon. His small smile was proof of that. âSome shitty life this is. Does it ever stop feeling so lonely? Like how do you explain this to someone? To people you want to be friends with or have in your life. I pushed everyone I knew before away because I just couldnât explain it.â you asked him.Â
You were as shocked as Leon was that you had begun to confide in him. He assumed these were the types of conversations you would have with Chris or your brother. Yet, Ethan was married his whole seemingly working out okay and Chris had always been a lone wolf as of late. Consulting only with close friends with experiences similar to his own. Leon supposed he did the same, thatâs why he had only spoken to Chris, Claire or anyone else heâd met over the years. You didnât have that, you had only just begun and ended up trapped under rubble without even finding the scientist. To you this mission was a failure; to Leon, it was just beginners luck, no one ever had a good first day alone in this line of work. âI guess you don't, the people I've spoken to have similar experiences I guess, or at least are connected to the job. Iâve never fully felt like I had a friendâ He answered, scooting closer to you. You sighed at the tiny bit of contact as his shoulder brushed you, almost a reminder that you were still human and not some monster your head constantly told you. You have seen what the mould could do, how it changed people's mindsâŠcorrupted them.âIâm sorry we just met, I didnât mean to just dump this on youâÂ
âI asked, didnât I? About your past, how you ended up hereâÂ
You supposed he did, it wasnât unprompted. Despite his tough exterior, something told you deep down he wasnât always like this. Despite all the pain and trauma he either hid inside himself or washed away with an alcohol of his choice; he still wanted to help people. To make sure that the person he was talking to wasnât alone. âBesides, Iâd rather be trapped in here with you than Chris. At least I have more leg roomâÂ
Your laugh was sweet, lighter than the look that permeated your face since you had met him. It suited you. âI suppose you are better company than Chris, with his smoking habit Iâd have probably suffocated with second-hand smokeâÂ
Leon smiled as you opened up, as the knees lowered from your chest, lining up with his own. His froze as your head hit his shoulder, unused to the contact after being alone for so long (by his own choice). Leon laid his head on yours, the both of you silently leaning on each other as you remained trapped by your pasts, the futures uncertain. âYou donât happen to know how to make shadow puppets do you?âÂ
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i am bive from regretevator!
i dont particularly miss the regretevator universe.. i do enjoy the game though
i know two infected fictionkins, one of which is also unpleasant gradient and poob!
id say im a 3/10, i tend to be a very rational person (i think)
bive is unlabled mspec but wlw and im aroace transmasc
my fictionkin identity doesnt really effect daily life, if at all. it has to be triggered by specific bive related things. the closest its gotten is wanting to yell out "me" whenever the npc me entered the elevator while i was playing with my friend, who does not know im a fictionkin, so there was like an awkward pause where i stopped myself, and then yelled bive. there are random bits of dysphoria i guess, i dont like talking in third person, but its mild and i can get past it.
my fictionkin experience is mainly unpleasant (gradient) unfortunately. shifts are euphoric but also stressful. i tend to have to consciously ground myself a bit, because i have felt like im being watched in the past. i knew/know i wasnt, i just couldnt shake the feeling. i mean coming up with theories for the game where i can just completely let lose is fun, however it is saddening that i will probably never come up with a real one.
death note, touch tone telephone (i was based on that song so its not surprising), and i recently realized the backrooms does too. theres more im not thinking of
im not sure, its not psychological and i think dont believe in most spiritual things. its probably a multiversal thing, but i dont know from there so i usually just say unlabeled.
i do experience shifts! they are always triggered tho, thankfully. i dont get them too often. the first two shifts i had were me being paranoid abt things (the very first one was very out of control, but i was sleep deprived and depressed at the time). the second time i talked about two questions ago. i didnt have any shifts for awhile after that until i my plushie arrived, and i stayed up quite a bit just missing mediamates. that was rough. my later shifts were triggered by trying to come up with theories for the game, altho i wasnt aware i was shifted, until later, i thought i was just excited. the theories were really unhinged, and i thought i was a genius. it was rly fun tho. harmless shift. today i had a brief shift, i was looking at a bive fictionkin stimboard, and there was like a liminal space gif + music was playing, and it looked.. all too much like the lab. i started crying a bit, even tho i do not think have kinmemories, but it ended pretty quickly cuz my friend msged me a joke and the shock value got to me lol. ive also had phantom shifts, but not much recently. i may have had tail shifts, but its difficult to differentiate between kintypes
my media is regretevator on roblox! i do cringe at it sometimes tbh.
when i see fanart, it sort of feels like it was made FOR me specifically lol. what i know abt my canon heavily aligns with the fanon designs so thats cool. when it doesnt align i do feel a bit off tho- like no, that isnt me. you got it wrong. ironically this happened with a recent canon update, when they added melanie WHO IS DEAD. she was supposed to BE dead and STAY dead. and then also, why do i welcome her back?? why am i so friendly?? i mean i get that shes like friends or smth with split, but i just dont trust her. i have no reason not to, i just dont. that is WRONG. you. NO. get OUT.
ooh ooh! i like this question. i have a large, reptile-like (but hairy) non-prehensile tail! my hands and feet are clawed, with only 4 digits. for my feet i have like thumb things coming out of my heels, similar to a bird. i likely am very similar the upcoming remodel, but i cant confirm as i have not seen it. i just know im not a roblox character, and the previews of splits remodel feel very familiar.
ah.. ships. i dont see much of them outside me n split. if i do i just think its a bit weird, and move on. i wish i was seen as more than just someone who likes her. theres more to me. the majority of bive fans are mainly spive fans. i decided to look myself up on tumblr and i was just flooded with shipart. there is MORE TO ME. I AM MORE THAN HER. PLEASE SEE ME FOR ME.
in current lore me and split have feelings for each other (cant relate, im aro, but spive is in my canon tho) and are GOING to confess but that has not happened yet. i feel kinda weird abt it since i have very mixed feelings on romance, but i think we are a thing in my canon, because MY GOD I MISS SPLIT SO MUCH. I MISS HER.
Alex's fictionkin ask game!
(mostly for fictional characters)
đČ - what is your fictotype?
đȘČ - do you miss your home? Or maybe you're happy that you're here?
đž - do you have any sourcemates? If yes, who/what are they?
đł - in scale 1-10, how are you similar to your canon?
đż - does your fictotype have a different sex/gender identity than your body/you?
âïž - what aspect of life does your identity affect the most?
đȘŽ - is your fictionkin experience unpleasant or enjoyable for you?
đ - what reminds you of your fictotype? (E.g.: a figurine, a doll, a tv series)
đ - on what level is your identity? (E.g. spiritual, psychological, psychical)
đą - do you experience shifts? Of yes, how do they look like?
đ„ - what is your source?
đ - how do you feel about fanarts of you and fanfictions?
đ” - do you look exactly like in your source or do you look different? If you do, then what is different?
đ„ - what do you think about ships with you?
đŠ - do you have/had a loved one in your source?
âȘâȘâȘ
So, yeah, that's all! :D
Reblog this, so the others can ask you questions or answer them all right now, if you want to :>
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Listen. Re:Zero is my favourite anime. Let me just yap about this for a minute.
One idea that I keep finding myself returning to when thinking about Linked Universe fanfics is the idea of [Name] having Return by Death from Re:Zero. I have many thoughts.
For those of you unfamiliar with the series, Return by Death is Subaruâs ability to return to a specific, predetermined point in time every time he dies. The user of this ability cannot change or choose where these âsavepointsâ are, they change automatically at seemingly random (basically, think of them as the world âautosavingâ from time to time).
The user of RbD cannot tell anyone about this power, as the one in control of this authority can punish the user by squeezing their heart (basically giving them a heart attack) or by killing the person the user was talking to. Though it is important to note that this restriction goes for telling about RbD directly, so if the user speaks about it indirectly (for example in riddles/confusing metaphors) or if the listener does not understand/think much of the user's mutterings/ramblings, the curse will not take effect.
The user of RbD is almost always marked with a stench of âevilâ that makes them irresistible to monsters, leading them to lock onto and attack the user. Though the smell is mostly faint (not even noticeable to most people) a majority of the time, it becomes stronger when RbD or the curse activates. So, the more recent the death or punishment, the stronger the smell.
You better hope that none of the Links find out about this power or how many loops you've gone through (not that the curse would let you tell anyone, anyway). It would shatter them. All they know is that when you suddenly start tweaking, itâs time to lock in. Itâs not that they âget used toâ your odd (to put it mildly) behaviour, but they do learn to back off and kind of just let it happen after you tell them to not worry about it. Itâs still unnerving, but they donât know what to do other than offer their concerns, since you never want to explain yourself.
Time realises quickly that something is up with you. You seem to know whatâs going to happen ahead of time, even if you try to not make it obvious, youâre constantly planning ahead and removing yourself from the group to âcollect your thoughtsâ when you think no one would notice. Heâs seen your mood shift dramatically at the drop of a hat. One minute youâre fine, laughing and joking, and suddenly you look like youâre about to have a mental breakdown or you wake up screaming bloody murder. Eventually, it all starts to feel awfully similar to how he was whenever he travelled through time. And all the pieces start to fit into place when he realises this. You have some ability related to time travel/clairvoyance, he just doesn't know how it works. But he is determined to figure it out, even if you never want to give him an answer, always avoiding the topic and trying to lead his attention somewhere else.
Despite how much Warriors teases you for being a âscaredy cat,â he honestly thinks youâre irreplaceable. Youâve gotten the group out of many sticky situations, so much so that you must have some kind of future sight or the goddesses have gifted you with the most brilliant strategic mind in history. You always have a plan, youâve never made a mistake, you can come up with an idea thatâll get them the best possible outcome all in the blink of an eye. If only they knew⊠Now if only he could do something about that stupid âself sacrificialâ habit of yours.
When forming a plan, he wants your input. When you say that the group should avoid an area, he takes that into consideration, even if when questioned, you say that itâs because you just âhave a feeling.â You have yet to be proven wrong in his eyes. Heâs almost jealous of you. You unmasked a whole group of Yiga soldiers after being in town for less than a day, all based on tiny âhintsïżœïżœïżœ that you noticed (little does anyone know that it took you about 8 loops to figure that mess out). Maybe you should be the head strategist of the group, huh? Not up for it? Alright, fine, but at least try to not steal his thunder, okay?
Hyrule is like Warriors, but way more. He believes youâre the coolest person to ever exist, even more worthy of the âheroâ title than him. Youâre undoubtedly the weakest in the group, but you never give up, youâre still out there fighting because you believe you all can win. Heâd trust you with his life if you asked. Travelling with the Chain made him realise how much he needed positive connections with others, so he wants to be there for you too, especially given heâs seen your âmood swingsâ and self worth plummet. He is your number 1 supporter, just like youâre constantly inspiring him and others around you.
He also finds that heâs often healing you. Heâs noticed that on days when youâre really out of it, you inflict harm onto yourself for reasons he canât fathom. Youâd scratch yourself until you begin to bleed, usually on your arms, but sometimes on your neck as well. Heâs tried to snap you out of it, and while it does usually work, he can never get you to stop for good.
Hoo boy. Twilight. So you know how he almost died? Yeah, turns out that that injury was a âcanon eventâ that you cannot change. When you forced a RbD (in other words, you killed yourself), you found out that the fight had already happened and your last respawn point was set afterwards. That was the first time that Twilight realised that there was something seriously wrong with you. While Rulie was passed out from using too much magic, and the others wouldnât dare enter the room for various reasons, and he was falling in and out of consciousness, you stood by his bedside, hardly able to choke back tears, apologising for ânot being able to fix this.â
Of course, he had noticed that smell on you, how it seemed to fluctuate at random but still sticking to you, and how monsters were drawn to you like moths to a flame whenever that smell spiked. It reminded him of the Twili magic that clung to him. Could you have been affected by something similar? But by what and what did it do to you other than make you an irresistible target to monsters? This and other factors cause him to be very protective of you, similarly with how he is with Wild.
Wild is down for your crazy plans, even if he has to admit that some of them sound dicey at the very best. But you have the devilâs own luck and heâs honestly thankful that youâre the lucky one out of everyone.
While he is glad that others (including himself, of course) have high opinions of you, heâs keeping a close eye on you and how much pressure is put on you. While he might not remember much of his âprevious life,â heâs all too familiar with what happens when expectations are piled onto someone. Because of this, heâs trying to joke and laugh with you, telling embarrassing stories because he wants people to remember that youâre a person, not a walking list of accomplishments. But should you ask for his help, heâs not going to say âno.â
I want you to know that of all of the links, Legend is the one most determined to know what is up with you. Yes, he teases you the same way that Warriors does, but he recognises that you are deeply messed up (takes one to know one, bitch). Heâs seen that faroff, dead look in your eyes and it felt so real that - if it was not for you blinking - he could swear he was looking at your corpse.
He once cornered you (literally) in an attempt to get you to tell the truth, but when he noticed that genuine fear in your eyes, he backed off. He swears that heâll get to the bottom of it, but knows that forcing it out of you wonât help. Even if your âstubbornnessâ is wearing his patience thin.
Sky is basically your therapy dog. You know how his Zelda was always standing up for him? Well, now heâs doing that with you. He knows a bullying victim when he sees one. He sticks close to you when in new places and should you show any signs of discomfort, tries to distract you.
One thing that makes him nervous though, is what happens when you come into contact with the Master Sword; it burns you. With some help from Twilight, Sky knows that thereâs a âcurseâ on you, which would explain some things about you. He doesnât like how the swordâs power isnât enough to get rid of it, like it could with Legendâs transformations. Whatever this curse is, itâs powerful and wonât be easy to get rid of. Not like heâll give up on finding a cure.
Four is surprised at how quickly you begin to pick up on swordplay. Did he teach you some of those moves? Heâs sure he would have remembered it if he had. Maybe Sky taught you? The Skyloft knight was the best swordsman in the group, so itâs possible. But something keeps nagging at him that that wasnât the case.
Youâre hiding something. Something big; heâs absolutely certain of it. And he knows that the others know too. Still, itâs not like none of them have secrets theyâre sitting on. But what could possibly be so important that you wonât tell them? Itâs not that he doesnât trust you, youâve shown time and time again that youâre an amazing person. Itâs just that he feels a little hurt that you donât trust them enough to tell them whatâs going on with you. Theyâre all worried about you, but if it really means that much to you, heâs sure that youâll tell them eventually.
Wind wants to make bets with you on basically anything and everything. Is it going to rain today? Who will be the first to trip on a rock and fall flat on their face? Will the next portal lead the group to his era? Yes, these questions are often silly, but he genuinely wants to keep you happy. Thatâs why heâs constantly sticking to your side, telling jokes and stories, inviting you to play some stupid game of chase. Wind is a lot more emotionally intelligent than many assume (mostly because they underestimate him due to his age), so he can tell when your mental health is about to take a nosedive, despite the happy âmaskâ that you put on.
One person who you never thought would âunderstandâ you is the Fierce Deity. You have no idea how or why, but it seems like he holds you in very high regard. Not necessarily for your physical strength or weapon skills (lord knows you could never match him or any of the Links), but he seems to âgetâ you, like he⊠Respects you? He canât help but see you as a warrior in your own right. He looks at you and he sees that look in your eyes; the look of someone who has seen death many times. Itâs a trait that is highly valued among warriors (because it shows experience) and often even seen as âattractive.â
He is actually the only one who learns the truth about you. Fierce has seen Time repeat the day night cycle over and over so many times, so heâs more than familiar with the concept of time travel. But when he learned the method behind your power - when, in a last ditch effort, you put the mask on and his mind and memories fused with yours - his respect for you shot up sky high, but heâs also incredibly worried about you. The toll that your ability has already taken on you is immense and he knows that itâll only get worse as the group gets closer to defeating the one behind the portals. Itâs times like these that he wishes he had the knowledge and ability to give you comfort. Yes, he has more than enough strength to protect you in a fight, but being locked away in a mask (one that his host refuses to use), leaves him useless.
All he can hope for is that you two could get a moment alone, where he can tell you that âhe knows,â and let you let out all the emotions that youâve been forced to bottle up for much too long. If you want to use him as a shoulder to cry on and vent out everything youâve gone through, heâll let you. As for why he canât be killed by the curse, itâs because his status as a literal deity is protecting him.
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Something I love about GS' art style development is Runi's design. Her face structure feels very different from the beginningâ the first chapters has more of a "serious" feeling to her. Was this intentional or it's just a design evolution thing? (You had to update her reference if I remember well)
Thanks! Drawing a comic for 6+ years tends to change the art style and iron out the characters' face structure. Character consistency is still very hard for me though, and sometimes even my main characters don't look like themselves in all panels but I just have to keep going. I'd say the change is mostly just art style development and a lot, lot, lot of repetition that slowly changes too. I personally hate seeing my art changing in middle of a project but it's something that can't be avoided.
For funsies, Runi and Nero from the start of the comic, and more recent ones:
Begone big big eyes, welcome some forehead. I remember a lot of people told me my eyes looked creepy because I didn't put the light dot in them.
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Won't Give Up - Spencer Reid
Heart's Desire (pt 1) / Soon You'll Get Better (pt 2)
pairing: Spencer Reid x fem!BAU!reader
word count: 7,584
Going to a routine follow-up appointment with Doctor Rubio lands you where you least expected it: back in the ER.
content: ANGST, lots of medical stuff (vomit mentioned as a warning for those who are queasy), canon typical themes - mentions of threats to safety and guns (it's a criminal minds fic, what can you really expect?), some inherently political topics (death row and guns - nothing to sway one way or another, they're just mentioned), fluff at the very end
âAre you sure you donât want me to go with you?â Spencer asked as he gathered up his belongings in order to head to Quantico for the morning.Â
âIâm sure,â you replied before kissing his cheek and handing him a to-go cup of coffee, just the way he liked it, of course. âIâve dragged you away from work and the team enough already over the last few months. Itâs just a routine follow-up and test to clear me for field work again.â
âBut, what if-â
âAh, ah, ah!" you interrupted him with a quiet laugh following. A fond smile made its way onto your lips, and you ghosted your knuckles over Spencer's jawline as you told him, âI love you, and I appreciate your concern for my health more than I can ever express, but itâs okay for you to not be at every appointment.â
âI just worryâŠâ he whispered, his voice thick with emotion as he pulled you in for a hug.Â
âI know you do,â you mumbled into his chest. âIâll call you when the appointment is done, though. Should take around three hours for everything.â
âI wish they would have just had you do an exercise stress test. Youâre seeing if youâre cleared to go back into the field, so why not do it with something that would mimic that?âÂ
You shrugged as he released you from the hug, telling him, âI guess because of how volatile my case was, they donât wanna risk me falling out at the appointment.â
âThatâs fairâŠâ Spencer relented with a sigh.Â
âNow go, before youâre late to work!â you said with a quiet laugh, one last kiss for the road landing on his lips before he turned toward the door. âI love you!â you called after him.
âI love you too!â he replied, the boyish grin returning to his features. He never tired of hearing you say those three little words. He had heard you say them in a manner of different ways over your time spent together as a couple, and each one made him happier than the last. As he made his way to his car, he couldnât help his mind from wandering back to daydreams of the, hopefully not so distant future, he had been having recentlyâŠ
You looked up as your name was called by the receptionist, and the nurse who would be taking you back gave you a smile as you approached her. âYou ready?â the bright young lady asked as she held the door open for you.
âAs Iâll ever be,â you told her, now following her down the small hall and into a room.Â
As you got settled onto the table, the nurse started up the machine to take your vitals. You sat quietly as she took them and told you, âWhen weâre done with this, Iâll hook you up to the cardiac monitor so that we can track whatâs going on in there as Doc gives the meds.â
âSounds good,â you told her.
After hooking you up to the monitor, she opened a cabinet nearby and grabbed an IV kit and got started on giving you an IV so the doctor had access to give you the medications. When she finished and made sure it was working, she exited the room, telling you that she was going to grab the medications for the doctor.
When you were alone in the room once more, you got comfortable on the table as you took some calming breaths when your anxiety began to spike. You told yourself that you were going to be fine, that you would pass the test and be cleared for field work by the end of the week! Your positive thoughts were interrupted, though, and you had to sit up as you felt a wave of nausea hit you out of nowhere, a dizzying feeling taking hold as you positioned yourself upright.Â
You jumped at the sharp knock that the nurse gave before entering the room, your heart racing in your chest as she opened the door to reveal herself with some medications in hand. She looked you over and asked, âEverything all right? Youâre looking a little queasy.â
âJust got really nauseous all of a sudden,â you replied, a slow breath being blown out of your pursed lips.Â
âOh! Iâll go ask if we can get you some Phenergan real quick!â she said, making a quick exit from the room.Â
When she returned, it was with the doctor, and she gave you a dose of the nausea medication through your IV. As the doctor washed his hands, another wave of nausea hit you before promptly being knocked away by the medicine. âBetter?â the nurse asked quietly, concern evident in her voice. Finally being able to take a deep breath, you leaned against the wall and closed your eyes, nodding while you did.Â
There was a beat of silence that filled the air before Doctor Rubio cleared his throat and said, âBecca, I just got a message from the front desk saying that they need you to help with rooming other patients. The other nurse got stuck in a room. I can take it from here.â
âYou got it,â she told him, taking off her gloves and heading out of the room.Â
When the door clicked shut, Doctor Rubio turned toward you with a syringe in hand that was filled with a milky white substance, and said, âAll right, this is the first medication that we give for the stress test. Are you ready?â
âYes sir,â you replied, adjusting yourself on the bed so you were laying down.Â
You felt a cool sensation as the doctor attached the syringe to your IV and began pushing the medication, and within moments your eyes were becoming heavy and your mind started to cloud. Before sleep could overtake your body, you heard his voice close to your ear as he said, âSleep tight, Agent⊠Smile when you wake up, youâll be on camera.âÂ
When you woke up what felt like seconds later, you squeezed your eyes closed when they registered the bright lights shining at you from above, a noise of discontent leaving your throat. There was a stinging pain in your arm that had the IV in it that you tried to ignore while you figured out what the hell was going on. In the brief seconds that you had your eyes open, you saw some of your surroundings. You were in a room that mostly empty other than some equipment that was still covered in plastic. You must have been in the new wing of the hospital⊠Not that knowing that helped you at allâŠ
A few seconds later, you turned your head and tried opening your eyes again. What you saw when you opened them was Doctor Rubio sitting at a laptop as a camera was trained right at you. When your eyes made contact with the logo on the back of the laptop, things started to click together. The logo matched the tattoo you noticed on his arm before. It was the very same one that was the symbol of a gun running group you took down when you worked for HomelandâŠ
âAh, youâre finally awake!â Rubio said as he stood up from the laptop and began approaching you. While he did, you tried to sit up, but couldnât when you realized that you were restrained to the hospital bed he had you on. âI wouldnât try that if I were you,â he said in a dark tone, and you were sure he was giving you a sick smile under the mask he was wearing, judging by the crinkles by his eyes. He leaned in close and said quietly, âAnd I wouldnât say anything either, if you knew what was good for you. Every time you do, your time is cut even shorter.â
âSee this?â he asked as he stood back up to his full height and gestured to a bag of fluid that was currently flowing into the IV in your arm. âThis is potassium chloride. The very drug that they use on Death Row to stop peopleâs hearts.âÂ
When he said this, your eyes widened, and he chuckled as he said, âI think you know where this is going, Agent.â There was a brief pause before he continued, saying, âFour years ago, before you worked for the FBI, before you joined the BAU, you worked on a special task force at Homeland Security. That task force was charged with taking down a group of people who worked under a man they called SchĂŒtze.â He flashed you the tattoo and added, âSchĂŒtze stood for our freedom. Our rights! And you got him sent to Death Row!â You had tried to ignore the part of your past, but you did remember that sometime within the last year, one of your old friends from Homeland had told you that SchĂŒtze had been given the injection...
Anger filled your chest when he said this and reminded you of the fear you faced during that takedown, and in a moment of rage, you bitterly told him, âSchĂŒtze didnât stand for freedom, he stood for chaos and murder. The guns he smuggled into this country were responsible for hundreds, if not thousands of deaths!â
âHe stood for the second amendment freedoms that this country is trying to take away from us!â Rubio shouted. He tsked as he made his way to the IV pole and rolled the dial on the clamp so that the fluid ran just a little faster into your bloodstream as he said, âHe knew that the only way for us to keep our weapons was to make sure they couldnât be traced. He knew that one day, they would come for us all. He knew that with his product, we would be able to raise an army of freedom fighters to protect our rights!â
âYouâre delusionalâŠâ you muttered as you took in the wild look in the manâs eyes.Â
âTell that to the thousands of people watching the stream right now. Theyâre all here to watch you die,â he said while gesturing toward the camera. The roller on the potassium was opened up a little more as he told you, âWhen someone gets the lethal injection, theyâre first given a large dose of a sedative so theyâre unconscious. Then, theyâre chemically paralyzed with just as large a dose of a paralytic. After that, theyâre injected with potent potassium chloride, and their heart stops within a minute.â Rubio gestured toward the camera again as he said, âThese people, though, want to see you suffer. I do too, if Iâm honest. You see, ever since I brought you back here and you took a little propofol induced nap, Iâve been loading you up with potassium. As time passes, youâll experience more symptoms of hyperkalemia, and we will all revel in the joy that comes with watching someone you hate slowly die.â
All throughout this time, you were struggling against the restraints holding you down, but as he neared the end of his monologue, you began to feel a staticy sensation in your arms and legs, as if they were falling asleep. To combat it, you opened and closed your hands to try and regain the feeling in them, and Rubio only chuckled as he said, âYouâre already starting to feel it, arenât you? That numbness youâre getting right now is one of the early signs.âÂ
He sat back down behind the laptop before saying, âWhile that infuses, letâs read some of these comments from other followers of SchĂŒtze, yeah?â A sick laugh left his throat as he read, ââIf I knew the bitch was practically in my backyard, I would have shot her in the head myself.â I wonder how close that one lives to you and your lovely boyfriend, Agent.â
âLeave him out of this,â you told him in a dangerous tone.
âOoh these ones are asking who the lucky man is. Where they can find him. I do know where you live. It would just take a few keystrokes and they would all know tooâŠâ Rubio said with a sneer.Â
âYou wouldnât dare!â you snapped, which caused him to stand up and approach you with a dangerous look in his eye. He turned up the rate again, and this time you couldnât even feel the sting in your arm as he did. Looking down at it, though, you saw how irritated it was becoming, and you knew that something was wrong if you could no longer feel the pain.Â
âOh, I would, though,â he told you as he stooped down and began undoing your restraints. âIf you can get out of here, be my guest, but I have a feeling you wonât be able to.â
With your arms and legs free, you wanted to rip the IV out of your arm and get off of the bed so you could make a break for it, but as you willed your arm to reach for the IV line to rip it out, you couldnât even move it more than an inch. Your legs were no different, and in your attempt to get off of the bed, you just managed to flip over onto your side, facing the camera fully as you gave in. There was no way you were getting off of this bed. There was no way you were getting that IV line out. It was likely you would be dying in this room, in front of that camera.Â
As Rubio sat back behind his laptop and began reading more hateful and threatening comments to you, a wave of nausea far worse than before hit you. You tried to breathe through it, but couldnât as the discomfort only increased as the seconds passed with no end in sight. You wished the medicine they had given you earlier was still in your system, but it seemed to be nowhere to be found as nausea took over and your stomach began to heave. You begged your body to hold on, but you couldnât any longer, and it took all of your core strength to move yourself closer to the edge of the bed as you emptied your stomach onto the floor.Â
Hot tears began to flow from your eyes when you finally stopped throwing up after nearly a minute, the nausea still ever-present as you closed your eyes and tried to keep yourself from completely going into a panic attack. You felt humiliated. Broken. Defeated. You wished that Rubio would just get on with it. Kill you himself with one of those ghost guns he was so proud to support. Make it quick. But that wasnât what they wanted⊠They wanted you to suffer.
And suffer, you did.Â
Another wave of nausea hit you, and you threw up again, but this time when you were finished, you could barely catch your breath. Your breathing was ragged as you tried to get oxygen into your lungs unsuccessfully, and the room began spinning around you the longer you kept on like that.Â
Panic set in soon after, and you could just barely hear Rubioâs commentary over the ringing in your ears. Not a coherent thought ran through your mind, and everything began to blur together. What you were sure of though, was the sudden pain in your chest as you felt your heart kick into arrhythmia. This one you were unfamiliar with, though. It was different from the one you were diagnosed with.
Even as you continued to find yourself in the midst of a panic attack, you felt your heart rate begin to slow over the next few minutes, going even more sluggish than your normal rate as time passed. Soon, black started to dot your vision and everything started to slow down as consciousness began to slip away from you. Through your clouded thoughts, you forced yourself to picture Spencer. If these were to be your last moments on this planet, you would at least be thinking of him. A tear slipped out of your eye as you pictured him smiling at you, and you swore you heard his voice as your thoughts began to fadeâŠ
EarlierâŠ
One oâclock rolled around, and while he was sitting down to eat his lunch, Spencer checked his phone to see if you had called with any updates. When he didnât see anything, he decided that he would call you instead. Maybe you had been given some anxiety medication for the procedure and didnât remember to update him⊠Three calls going unanswered over the next hour began to worry Spencer, so he spoke with Hotch and told him that he was going to the hospital to check on you.Â
When Spencer arrived at the front desk of the cardiology center, he gave them your name and asked if you were done with your procedure yet. The clerk typed into her computer and told him, âIt shows she hasnât checked out or made her second follow-up appointment yet. The procedure should be done, though, so letâs go see how sheâs doing.â
âThank you,â Spencer said as he followed her toward the nursesâ station.Â
When they arrived in the area, their presence was unnoticed as a nurse who looked distressed was being spoken to by two people who looked like administration. âI donât know what to tell you, Becca! The machine records show that at nine forty-eight, you took out three bags of potassium and a vial of propofol!âÂ
âHow many times do I have to tell you that I didnât do that? Check the cameras if you have to! What patient was it even for? No one I was rooming today had low potassium. If they were that critical, I would have sent them to the ED!âÂ
âAll I know is that those meds were taken out under your name with an override by Doctor Rubio! I just need to know why! As for who it was forâŠâ she said the last part as she ran her finger over the paper and stopped when she found what she was looking for.
Spencer felt like everything stopped when she read off your name. Had something happened? Why did you need that much potassium? Propofol was a potent sedativeâŠwhy did you need that for the stress test? Before he could think, Spencer walked up to the small group and said, âExcuse me, Iâm the medical POA for the patient you just mentioned. Can you tell me what happened?â
âGo ahead,â the stern woman told Becca.
âI got her to the room, took her vitals, and started her IV. When I came back with the meds for the stress test, she was super nauseated, so I got Doctor Rubio to order some Phenergan and grabbed that from the machine. IâŠâ she paused for a moment as she thought through the story carefully. âI donât remember hearing the exit tone for the computer⊠Doctor Rubio was right behind me and told me to wait for him to go back into the room. MaybeâŠâ
âYou better be damn sure of that story before accusing the doctor of something like that,â the other person said in a huff.
âWell, is she still in the room?â Spencer asked urgently as he started to piece things together.Â
âLetâs go see,â the clerk said as she began leading Spencer toward the room you had been taken to earlier.Â
When they got in, Spencer saw your purse on the chair in the corner, but no you in sight. Rage and fear gripped him tight, and his voice raised nearly to a shout as he asked, âWhere is she?â
âI-I donât know!â Becca said from behind Spencer. âThey needed my help out here, and it got busy!â
âWhereâs the doctor?â Spencer snapped as his mind raced a mile a minute. That was nearly four hours ago! Who knows what could have been done to you or where you even were!
âSir, please donât raise your voice or else weâre going to have to get security to remove you,â the administration worker told him as she approached, pulling her phone out of her pocket as she did so she could dial security.Â
âRemove me?! My girlfriend is suddenly missing from the procedure room she was supposed to be in after a sedative was taken out under her name along with a lethal amount of potassium! You need to be working on getting security footage of where she was taken!â Spencer shouted. He fumbled for his badge in his pocket and flashed it to her as he said, âSheâs a member of the FBI, and if you donât start working on helping me find her, we will charge you with aiding and abetting the abduction of an FBI agent and, so help me if it came to this, murder!âÂ
âAgent, you need to calm down, youâre causing a scene!â the woman snapped at him, skepticism obvious in her eyes as she looked at Spencer's badge.
âItâs Doctor,â Spencer told her as he pulled out his phone and dialed Hotch.Â
âEverything okay?â Hotch asked as he answered the phone.Â
âSheâs missing,â Spencer told him quickly. âThe doctor took out a sedative and a lethal amount of potassium and she hasnât been seen since. I need the team here to help me find her.â
âWeâll be there in ten minutes,â he said.
âGet Garcia to look into Doctor Jordan Rubio. Heâs the one who might have taken her,â Spencer said before Hotch hung up and began briefing the team on what was going on at the hospital.Â
The rest of the team showed up right as Spencer was arguing with security, telling them, âThe longer this goes on, the less of a chance we have at finding her! Do you really want-â
âFBI, whatâs going on here?â Hotch asked, flashing his badge as he approached the group still standing in the hallway.Â
âYou-youâre actually?â the administration lady said wearily as the team approached.Â
âYes, heâs actually FBI, and so is the agent that is missing from that room,â Hotch told her sternly. âNow, what youâre going to do is take me to where I can see the security footage of the last five hours, and weâre going to figure out where she was taken.â
âY-yes sir,â she said timidly as her eyes turned down toward the floor.Â
âJJ, Rossi, split up and start searching. Morgan, youâre with Reid. Iâll tell you if there are any updates from the security cameras,â Hotch directed, sending a look of concern Spencerâs way.Â
âThereâs a brand new wing being built, weâll head that way,â Derek said before gesturing for Spencer to follow him as he hustled away.Â
Spencer nodded and started to follow, worry evident in his voice as he began to say, âDerek, what if-â
âThereâs no what if. Weâre going to find her,â he told him firmly. âNow come on, weâve got seven floors to search.â
Back in the security area, Hotch stood behind the person at the computer who was accessing the footage of the last few hours when his phone began to ring. âTalk to me, Garcia.â
âI was looking into the doctor and found some pages that he follows under a pseudonym on the dark web. Theyâre all in support of SchĂŒtze, the man she took down when she worked at Homeland, and-âÂ
She cut herself off abruptly, and Hotch heard the gasp of air that filled her lungs, so he asked sharply, âWhat is it, Garcia?â
âHeâs live streaming right now⊠HeâŠheâs⊠Oh, God, itâs awful, Hotch.â She swallowed hard before saying, âThe stream is titled âKilling a Killer - Justice for SchĂŒtzeââ
âOh, GodâŠâ Hotch whispered, grabbing the back of the office chair in front of him. âDoes it look like he has her in the hospital?â
âYes, yes, there isnât much in the room, but it looks like- Oh my God!â
âWhat?!â Hotch asked sharply.
âSheâs-â Penelope had to turn away from the stream as she told Hotch, âSheâs throwing up and it looks like she's having a hard time breathing! Oh, GodâŠâ
âFocus, Garcia! Whatâs the room look like?âÂ
âRight! There isnât much in the room, it looks like it hasnât been worked in. In the corner of the shot, thereâs a cabinet thatâs still got factory packaging covering it,â she replied after taking a few deep breaths to settle her own stomach.Â
âSend me a picture of that video. I need to confirm with the staff that itâs here.â
âSending it your way⊠Now,â she told him as she sent him the screenshot.Â
Hotchâs phone rang with a notification, and he quickly looked at the photo. Sadness and rage began to pool in his chest as he shoved it under the security officerâs nose asking, âIs this here?â
âOh, GodâŠâ the man whispered as he looked at the photo. He was quiet for a moment before he nodded and said, âThatâs in the new wing. I couldnât tell you which floor, though.â
Without a further word, Hotch turned and started running down the hall, pulling a walking off of his belt and radioing the others. âSheâs in the new wing! JJ, Rossi, get there now! Iâm heading there too. Morgan, Reid, what floor are you two on?â
âWe cleared the first floor, she wasnât there. Heading to the second now,â Derek responded.Â
âOkay. JJ go to the third, Rossi to the fourth, and Iâll take the fifth. Work fast, there are still two floors above those,â Hotch ordered as he rounded a corner and pushed open the new wingâs stairwell door.Â
âThree more doors, Reid, come on,â Derek said as he once again quietly closed a door so they wouldnât give themselves away.Â
âWait!â Spencer exclaimed quietly, holding up a hand for Derek to stop what he was doing. âDo you hear that?â
Derek strained his ears to hear, and after a few seconds heard what Spencer was. Two doors down, they both heard a maleâs voice speaking and thenâŠlaughing. White, hot rage filled Spencerâs entire being when he heard the laughter, but before he could make a move toward the door, Derek held out an arm in front of him as he said, âLook, I get that you want to get to her, but we need to be smart about this, man! Treat it like any other case. Iâll go for the unsub and you go to her. Got it?âÂ
âGot it,â Spencer said with a curt nod as Derek lowered his arm and raised the other to hold his firearm up as they approached the room.Â
Spencerâs heart was racing as they approached the door, and as they got closer, the voice of Doctor Rubio was unmistakable. The things he was saying were vile⊠Of people wanting to hurt you. Stalk you. Kill you. It was all too much for Spencer to hear those things being said about you, and he almost missed Derekâs queue to bust into the room. He zoned in just in time though for Derek to swing the door open and announce, âFBI! Hands where I can see âem!â
âYou hear that everyone? The FBIâs here to arrest me! If you see their faces, theyâre targets too!â Rubio shouted as he stood up from the chair he was sitting in after hitting a few more buttons on his keyboard.Â
âJordan Rubio, youâre under arrest for the abduction and attempted murder of a federal agent. You have the right to remain silent. Everything you say can and will be held against you in a court of law,â Derek started to say to Rubio as he shoved him against the wall to begin cuffing him.Â
Spencer paid no mind to what Derek was saying, though. The second he was in that room and saw that you were there, he shouted your name as he darted toward you. Taking a quick glance at the scene, he saw the IV bag of potassium pouring into you and grabbed for it, disconnecting the fluid from the line as quickly as he could. He saw your eyes closed and your body motionless on the bed, with only shallow breaths moving your chest up and down. âNo, no, no, no, no, no, no!â Spencer whispered as he stepped carefully to avoid the sick on the floor. He gently tapped your cheek to rouse you, and when you didnât stir, he checked your pulse, shouting, âShe isnât responding and her pulse is 47! Morgan, radio Hotch and tell him we need the ER team here now!âÂ
âBy now her potassium level is likely nearing seven at least. Thatâs lethal. If she isnât already gone, she doesnât have much time left,â Rubio said with a sick laugh.Â
âMan, shut the hell up!â Derek told him as he pulled his radio off of his belt and informed Hotch of the situation. After he radioed Hotch and got confirmation that the ER team was on their way, he turned toward the computer and hit the mute button as he dialed Penelope. When she answered, he was quick to say, âHey, Baby Girl. Iâm sure you already found this stream, but before I shut it down, I wanted to make sure you donât need anything from it for evidence.â
âShut it down, I've already got everything I need,â she told him promptly. He did so, and after a few keystrokes, the thing was shut off. âNow get that sick son of a bitch away from her.â
âAlready on it,â Derek said as he hung up the phone and shoved it back into his pocket, grabbing Rubio by the cuffs and nudging him out of the door.Â
When he got into the hallway, he had to jump out of the way of the ER team with their stretcher, who were quickly followed by Hotch, Rossi, and JJ as they all converged on the scene. âIs she gonna be okay?â JJ asked, out of breath from the run she just went on up and down the stairs.Â
âI hope so,â Derek said, shaking his head sadly as he watched you being stretchered out of the room. The team had a bag mask they were using to help you breathe, and a crash cart was on the bed just in case the worst happened as you were being transported. Spencer trailed behind, rattling off your medical history and what he knew about what happened as they went.Â
By the time you were in the emergency room, you had a team of nurses, a respiratory therapist, and a doctor surrounding you. As much as Spencer wanted to be by your side and hold your hand through this, he knew he would just be in the way, so he stood in the corner, helpless. One nurse who had run out of the room came back in, telling the doctor, âHer potassium level is 6.8.â
âWe gotta K wash her. Courtney, put in orders for 80 milligrams of furosemide IV, ten units of regular insulin IV push, D50 IV push, and calcium gluconate IV. Order to recheck labs in an hour. Get a couple new IVs in her, this oneâs badly extravasated. We'll some procaine hydrochloride 1% and lidocaine on board as well. She also needs a foley to monitor her output.âÂ
âOn it,â the nurse at the computer said before she began rapidly typing into the computer to get orders in. Other nurses began carrying out the other orders, working together to get everything done before the medications arrived.Â
Spencer took solace in the fact that after they gave you the medications, your heart rate started to head toward a normal rate, although the rhythm was still funky. When everything that could be done for the time was finished, Spencer was able to move from the corner, pulling up a chair beside the bed and lacing his fingers in yours. He let out a shaky breath as he lifted your hand to kiss the back of it, tears beginning to fall from his eyes when you didnât show any sign of a response to him. âIâm sorry⊠Iâm soâŠso sorry,â he whispered, his voice broken with emotion.Â
âItâs not your fault, you know,â came Hotchâs voice from behind him as he entered the room.Â
âI shouldâve pushed to go with her to the appointment,â Spencer said, not turning to look at his unit chief because of the shame that filled his body at the fact that something like this even happened.Â
âHow could you have known?â he asked softly. âThat brain of yours is capable of many things, but telling the future isnât one of them.â
There was a silence that filled the air for a few moments before Spencer said, âHe has a tattoo. On his wrist. Itâs the logo of the group SchĂŒtze ran. It was on the laptop he was streaming with.â
âHad you seen the tattoo before today?âÂ
âNoâŠâ Spencer admitted. âI think she had though. The day we went to Rubio to get her diagnosis, she was distracted when he came into the room and washed his hands. HeâŠâ Spencerâs breathing picked up as he talked through the story and anger started to build inside his chest once more, his voice raising slightly as he said, âHe even acknowledged that she saw it!â He finally looked toward Hotch, and he saw the anger in Spencerâs eyes as he did, a pang of sympathy resonating in his chest as Spencer plowed forward, telling him, âBut she never said anything about it. Maybe she didnât fully recognize it. The human brain tends to block out certain things as part of a trauma response, especially in cases like hers where she was threatened by the groupâs followers for a while during the court proceedings. They stopped after a while, so she stopped worrying about them. Filed it all away in the back of her mind...â
âSo, do you blame her?â
âW-what?â Spencer asked, shocked at the question. âOf course not!â
âThen donât blame yourself, either,â he told him, a light squeeze on Spencerâs shoulder as he did. Before he turned to go, Hotch added, âThe bureau's got US Marshals on the way to keep watch over the two of you. With the threats that were coming from that stream, safety is a vital concern right now. Until then, Morgan is going to stay here with the two of you, and a thoroughly vetted police officer will be posted outside of the door.â
âThank you,â Spencer said with a short nod.Â
âIâll be checking in, but for now I think you need to focus on someone else,â he said with a small smile on his lips as he nodded his head toward you.Â
When Spencer turned back toward you, he saw your eyes fluttering open, and a wide smile made its way onto his lips as he whispered, âHey.â
âSpencer?â you asked wearily. A quiet sob fell from your lips before you said, âYou found meâŠâ
âNot just me, Derek too,â Spencer said as he grabbed your hand once more, right as the door opened to reveal Derek walking in. He squeezed your hand as he told you with all the sincerity in the world, âI would never give up on finding you. Ever.â
A smile made its way onto Derekâs face when he saw your eyes open, and it was evident in his voice as he said, âHey, Sunshine!â
âDid you get him? Doctor Rubio?â you asked.Â
Spencer looked to Derek for the answer, and he nodded, telling you, âHeâs in custody right now. Charged with the abduction and attempted murder of a federal agent. He should get 25 to life without the possibility of parole. We just gotta do the work to make sure he gets life.â
As you nodded, you suddenly cringed at the pain in your arm, a sharp breath being sucked in as everything hit you at once. âWell, I can feel my limbs againâŠâ you muttered as you leaned your head back onto the pillow, squeezing your eyes closed for some sort of relief that didnât come.Â
You were quiet for a few moments before tears began to spill from your eyes as you said, âIâm sorry, Spence⊠I⊠I shouldâve known, I just⊠I couldnât remember where I had seen that tattoo before. I was feeling sick right before he came in, and it got worse when I saw the tattoo again, and I-I should have just left. I shouldâve just gone home and-â
âHey, hey, hey, this isnât on you,â Spencer told you, remembering Hotchâs words to him only minutes before.Â
âYeah, you canât blame yourself for someone elseâs actions. Especially those of a sociopath,â Derek reminded you.Â
You barely heard their words, though, as a wave of nausea hit you. It wasnât as strong as before when you were in that room with Rubio, but you practically felt the color drain from your face as your stomach lurched a bit. âI need a nurseâŠâ you managed to whisper as you covered your mouth.Â
Frantically looking around the room, Spencer spotted a package of alcohol swabs and grabbed one after hitting the button to summon a nurse to the room. He ripped it open and put it under your nose as he said, âJust breathe for me. In through your nose.âÂ
âWhat are you doing?â Derek asked, his eyebrows furrowed as he took in the scene in front of him.Â
âSmelling isopropyl alcohol helps relieve nausea. There are a few theories as to why, one of which has to do with chemoreceptors in the brain, and another to do with the body naturally reacting to the strong smell by breathing in a way that helps reduce the nausea,â Spencer told him as the nurse entered the room. âCan she have anything for nausea?â he asked when she made their presence.Â
âYes, and I have to draw labs again to see what her potassium is, so Iâll do all that when I come back with that medicine,â she said, turning around and heading out the room.Â
The results of the lab draw were still critical, so they transferred you to the ICU in order to receive aggressive treatment to bring the level down to normal. As the evening dragged on, your symptoms waxed and waned, with occasional heart palpitations and nausea being your biggest complaints.Â
You were surprised that no one from the Bureau had come to question you about what happened. You were sure that it was heavily influenced by Hotch, who, you had no doubt was trying to give you time to heal before the barrage of questioning came. Your time to heal seemed to be up, though, when in the morning, there was a knock on the glass door and in came three people: Hotch, and two people who introduced themselves as agents from the Bureau and the US Marshalâs office respectively.Â
Hotch sent you an apologetic look as they pulled up chairs and the bedside table so they could take notes and fill out forms as they talked with you. The hospital staff were informed that they were not allowed in the room unless there was an emergency, and the questioning began.Â
During the line of questioning, you obviously had to inform the Bureau official taking your case about your relationship with Spencer, which earned a look of disapproval until Hotch pulled the papers you both signed out of a briefcase he had on the cabinet beside him. You took the agent through everything you felt was important to the case, telling him everything you could remember up until you blacked out.Â
When he was done with his questions, the Marshal agent straightened up some papers on the table as she cleared her throat. âNow, I know that you recall some of the comments that Doctor Rubio read to you while he had you down there, but we went through all that Agent Garcia archived, and we have some concerns.â
âConcerns such as?â Spencer asked.
âWell, weâre concerned that, even after the case is tried, there will still be a threat to her safety,â she told him. She turned back to you and said, âThere were numerous threats for stalking, killing, and even sexual assault. Even more so than during the trial for SchĂŒtze. And we've already stopped a few trying to get into the hospital. From now through the trial period, youâll have the full protection of US Marshals 24/7, but we would like you to go into witness protection afterward. There are thousands who still practically worship SchĂŒtze, and now that SchĂŒtze's been given the injection, and the man who tried to hurt you because of it is in custody...â
âIâd never be safe againâŠâ you whispered, your eyes closing as a soft sigh left your lungs and a few tears fell from your eyes.Â
âWait, wait, wait, you wanna put her into WitSec?â Hotch asked sharply, his hands going to his hips in a stern manner as he loomed over the agent.Â
âAgent Hotchner, I know that you have your reservations about this, and what happened with your ex wife was a total failure on our part, but-â
âBut nothing! She-â
âShe needs to be protected! End of story, agent!â she said sternly. âThere are thousands of people out there, claiming to have these ghost guns that SchĂŒtze brought into the country, threatening her life. Trying to get into the hospital! If she isnât put under the protection of the US Marshalâs office, she is going to die. Iâm sorry to be so blunt, but thatâs just how it is!â
âIâll do it,â you told her, making a hush fall over the room.
Did you want to? No. Going into WitSec meant leaving everything behind. It meant leaving your family behind. But it also meant that you had a chance of living. And you couldnât take that for granted.Â
âIâm going with you,â Spencer said immediately after you gave your consent.Â
âWoah, woah, woah, Spence! Think about this for a second. Youâd be leaving everything youâve made for yourself behind. What about your mom?â
âSheâs immediate family, sheâd be able to go into the program too,â he replied.Â
The agent cleared her throat once more before saying, âThe problem with that, though, Doctor Reid, is that you arenât immediate family.â
Without missing a beat, Spencer grabbed your hand in between his and said something that completely shocked you. âMarry me. Before the trialâs over. Weâll have it in Rossiâs backyard. One last celebration as a teamâŠas a family before we go. Weâll be legally married before you have to fully enter the program, and-â
âSpence-â you started to say, but were interrupted by him barreling forward with his thoughts.Â
âAnd before you ask, no, this isnât a rash decision. Iâve had a ring for months. When you had your first scare in Tennessee, I realized that I canât live without you, so I went with Penelope to pick out a ring for you pretty soon after. Why do you think I freaked out the other day when you were using that step stool to find something in the kitchen cupboard?â
You laughed quietly before saying, âI just thought you were being overprotective again.â Shaking your head and getting back on topic, you couldnât help the smile on your face as you told him, âBut yes, Iâll marry you.â
âReally?!â Spencer asked, tears welling up in his eyes as a wide smile made its way onto his lips.Â
âYes, really,â you told him, leaning in for a quick kiss on his lips that he deepened for a moment before realizing that there were still three other people in the room.Â
âSorryâŠâ he mumbled sheepishly as he sat back in his chair.Â
âWell, I guess that settles it then. As long as the two of you are legally married before the court reaches a verdict, Doctor Reid and his mother will go into WitSec as well,â the agent said. âSince your face was on the stream too, you are also getting threats, Doctor Reid, but not to the same extent. There was going to be a separate conversation about that more privately, butâŠâ She stood up and straightened out her blazer before saying, âCongratulations. Just tell the marshals when you plan on having the wedding, and we can get some extra protection for the night.â
âThank you,â you and Spencer replied in unison as she and the bureau agent turned to leave the room.Â
When the door closed once more, Spencer looked over and said, âHotch, Iâm sorry, I-â
Hotch put his hand up to stop Spencer, telling him, âDonât be sorry. Agent Monroe was right. I should be apologizing for how I acted. It was selfish to project my past onto others. Especially when it comes to something like this.â A smile started to make its way onto his lips as he said, âNow, itâll be hard to find replacements for the likes of you two, but Iâm happy to see you engaged. Itâs a hard job to keep a stable marriage in, so Iâm glad that you two will get the chance to make things work. You deserve it.â
âThank you,â you whispered, a smile on your lips, but mixed emotions running rampant through your mind. Happiness prevailed though, and you couldnât help the giddy feeling you got at the thought of being married to Spencer.Â
a/n: well that was a wild ride, now wasn't it? Spencer and Reader get to get married, but at the cost of losing their identities because of psychopaths who worship SchĂŒtze. the angst in this one was real, but so was the fluff when it was there! stay tuned for the fourth (and final) part of what's turned into a mini series! i'm gonna be so honest, i don't know when i'll have time to write it, but just know that it will happen!
also little disclaimer obviously all of this is made up. if there is a real person who goes by SchĂŒtze and runs a gun smuggling gang, that's a whole ass coincidence lmao
taglist: @reidmarieprentiss @i-live-in-spite @readingandbaking
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You must have room temperature IQ if that's what you got from that. Look at the date of the article, cum stain.
Oct. 9th 2023.
the quote from the same article:
Which goes against the claims that this was already occurring prior to the attack, which, according to your hamas butt boys, was the "reason" they attacked.
Any country any fucking where no longer has an obligation to feed, clothe, treat or care for the same people that attacked them. Would you criticise Ukraine (the Slavic bread basket) for doing the same thing after the Russian invasion? Probably not. Why?
The slaughtered people and kidnapped them. They still have a large number of them. What should Israel do? Roll over and say 'harder Sinwar'?
You think Gazans are helpless because of your bigotry of low expectations, and you think Israel is to blame because you're saying this part out loud with your actions.
You can't stop something that never started in the first place. Such as all the aid that was and now is going through Israel to Gaza. The cessation of goods was brief, but you'd know that if you were capable of looking for recent sources. I guess that does't fit your narrative though, am I right?
Anyway time moves the fuck on, and here we are, in 2025. We know more now, or at least the adults do.
Let me guess. Propaganda? Thanks for opening that door too, remember?
I addressed that here:
As for Genocide, it isn't. It's a war. The deaths, which have been obfuscated and inflated, are lower than is usual for urban warfare. Something you would know if you could get that useless lump of tissue between your ears to work without the cognitive dissonance.
Source 1
https://www.wsj.com/opinion/the-u-ns-anti-israel-genocide-purge-c8feef1a
It's giving, "I don't like your findings, Madame Expert, because they don't agree with my opinions." Kind of like you. Hey, you should ask they for a job. You'd fit right in.
As for the inflated and deliberately wrongly reported numbers?
That's right here, by an independent study group. Out of the UK.
Source 2
https://henryjacksonsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/HJS-Questionable-Counting-%E2%80%93-Hamas-Report-web.pdf
Hmmm? If that's how they feel about their fellow Palestinian, manufacturing a 'genocide' for people like you, useful idiot that you are, seems to be in their best interest.
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His father is Sheikh Hassan Yousef, a co-founder of the Palestinian Islamist organisation Hamas.
I guess you'll look him up on wikipedia though right? Bad idea.
That's okay for you though right. Hey, turn that frown upside down. There's good news you can trust.
Hamas is winning everything. You don't have to worry about your little genocide.
Anyway, been fun playing but you can crawl back into the hole you came from, toilet demon.
Israel being accused of deliberately starving Gazans.
Also Israel:
I will never get tired of how easily disproved these allegations are, yet the rest of the world when confronted with evidence by the literal truckload be like:
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