My mutuals as animals
Tormozit: A living human with no brain
Forleavingscenes/Keepwaitingforyou: Owl
Anthraxoddity: Giant Isopod
Natualselector69: Venus flytrap
Purretty: .....Dog [Joking Joking, its ginger house cat DUH!!]
Monachopis1999: Poison Dart Frog
Redactedtrigger: Wolverine
Roboboy: The normalist dog you can think of
Sizzlingcandyjellyfish: Jellyfish [But if you had a different username i would say flamingo]
Joey-Smacker: Anteater
Pearljammed: Seal [That other person was right btw]
Psychopathkisser: Coyote
Gorec0rpse: Lynx
Armedrodent: man idk def not a hamster though...
Slur-sayer: Hyena
Zerodrained: Black bear
Drsmiggles: Betta Fish
Thebiggestopp2004/Epicmicrowavedhampters/any other account you have: Jaguar
Sailrvnus: Axolotl
Someth1ng-awful: Crested Penguin
Muttric: Garter Snake
Edmund-kemper: Google isnt giving me anything good so think of any big scary white bird
Fortunecookie14: Hare
Abnormalpsychologist: Tripod fish
Blazeddoomer: Pitbull but dont think in the scary way think of when they side eye you and when their polite
Egirlmanina: Lantern Fish
Vloonseries: Red Panda
Harvballs: Hedgehog
Kodylovesvodkaa: Orca
Columfaggot: Nurse Shark
Mirmeat: Meercat
4st7ibssremastered: Jacob Sheep
Autisticchips: Butterfly
Fransflith: Cappybara
Highestoctanegarbage: White house cat with monster energy on its head
Decomposetorot: Deer
Diedncamebacktwice: Honestly you are very human, but im not gonna give up on this so Chimpanzee
Dennisnillsenstile: Sloth
OK its super duper late as i type this so i might have missed some of you and if u really really want an animal just ask also no tagging its fate if you do or dont see this
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John Price/female reader
The Ocean anthology
The girl is here.
You’re tucked in a corner booth, rigid against old cedar slats, brown bottle and half peeled beer label crinkled between your fingers. The yellow track lighting casts a dubious shadow across your face, faint flicker of unease painted through your brow.
Your lips touch the rim. John’s stomach pitches.
You look up. He pretends you don’t. Perches on the stool, empty one of many, and waits for his usual. Rocks whiskey. Amber syrup, a cold burn.
One like he feels now, when he catches a local giving you a once, twice over.
You’re a grown woman. Grown women go to bars.
“Saw Aly made a friend the other day.” The bartender is lighthearted, but the comment doesn’t land, just floats aimlessly in the stale air, floundering.
“Yeah.” This is more than curiosity, this interest the town has expressed in you. More than good natured, or ill natured, interest. It’s sinister. It’s calculating. It makes him want to lock you away, hide you from the eyes of this place, the ones watching from the dark, the depths, the pale orange windows lining the street.
“The conservation effort pays for the ranger position, you know.” Mari clips at his left elbow. “Wouldn’t kill you to be nice to her.” It might.
She’s not wrong. He glances at your empty bottle and wandering eyes, and then with a sigh, orders one with a second pour for himself.
John doesn’t meander. He walks with purpose. It’s a learned technique from his past, straight and purposeful. A captain’s walk. Still proud, still able. Still carrying the echo of gunfire, shouts of dying men, well laid plans gone to waste.
He wants to walk right out the door, pull his hat down around his ears, tuck his chin and take himself home.
But then he’d be awake. Listening. Waiting for the sound of your door opening and closing, your feet heavy on the staircase.
Silent watching. Too afraid to go close. Unable to bring himself to gentle a wild thing, again. He’d dig his fingers into your flesh, rip apart these pieces singing to him, the ones carrying an unnatural tune, a siren song trying to drag him into frigid waters.
He’d dig and dig until he’s made a new home. Until he’s hollowed you out, turned you in on yourself. Until he’s lost where he ends and begins, lost the feeling of the most sacred pieces of his heart, the ones already slipping through his fingers.
He burns with a desire to consume you. Pick you apart. See what makes your wild heart tick. You’re like the sea, he already knows. A wild thing, in a wild place, with a wild passion. An interest so feral it’d kill you.
It might.
So when he appears at the end of the table, peace offering in hand, he doesn’t expect a smile or a gesture. He expects what he gets: a confused glance and then, a hot streak dancing in your eyes, willful as the tides. Amphitrite herself.
He hates you for it. Hates how much the burn has blossomed. Hates how you smile at him in the mornings, even though he’s only ever given you frosty, grim half smiles and frowns.
You’re willful. He’d bring you to heel, do to you what was done to him, bend body and soul, and then you’d never leave this place.
“Hi.”
“Can I sit?” He motions, and you chew the inside of your cheek before nodding.
“Please.”
“Can I ask you about the wolves?” No. Ask about anything, but the wolves.
“What about them?”
“Thought I heard them, the other night when I was out.” His spine snaps straight to attention, liquid fire sticking to his stomach like tar. It settles there, in this uncomfortable space he’s built out for you, for all the pieces he’s trying to jam up and away.
“Out where?” A sheepish look crosses your face.
“I went for a walk.”
“Thought I told you not to walk alone at night.” It’s a grand assumption, you being alone. Grand assumption that any one of these starved boys hasn’t picked you up already, hasn’t already tried to make you theirs, to pin you under their body in a bed and give you pieces of themselves.
“I wanted to look at the stars.” It’s a simple answer, but makes the blood hot under his coat. He wonders how much you like the word no, or if anyone has laid you across their knee and spanked you raw before. His hands itch just thinking about it.
He’d do it. He’d lick your tears afterwards too, brine fresh on his tongue. Sweeter than sugar. His crying girl, bent and broken beneath his palms.
There’s a buzzing in the back of his head, a whine. High pitched and unbearable, like the sound Aly’s cries. It’s PTSD, or hearing loss, or tinnitus, something lingering past retirement, sharp and lurking in wait.
“The pack comes close to town. Often.”
“How big?”
“Eleven. Used to be twelve but…” he peters off, hand rubbing down his face. Not too much. “If you’re ever out around the house, or town, and they get too close. You run. Don’t freeze. Run.” He must instill this in you. This chance at survival. Running will make you prey, certainly, but if you’re close enough to town, they’ll peel off.
They know better.
“And if I’m not around the house? Or town?”
“Don’t be.”
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