#he is so incredibly silly I couldn’t resist I am but a mere human
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lavander-galaxy · 7 days ago
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man what’s got him so flustered huh
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thirstyforlulu · 3 years ago
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Alucard x Succubus Reader
The next mission was an unusual one, that Hellsing rarely saw due to its nature. Vampires were their clear specialty, but in this case, due to the proximity to the manor, the “creature” causing the problem was being sent their way for containment purposes.
Integra, Seras, Walter, Alucard, and a few soldiers greeted the armored vehicle in front of the entrance when it arrived late at night. The driver got out and walked up to Integra.
“Sir Integra,” He greeted.
“We are ready to receive the creature when you are,” Integra replied.
The driver nodded, walking over and tapping on the side of the truck. From the back door, a collection of men dressed in combat gear hopped out, holding their guns pointed towards the inside of the truck. With them in place, another set of men carried a cage holding a sleeping person out from within the truck and down the stairs.
As the men and the cage approached, the Hellsing soldiers trained their guns on the person as well, watching for any sign of movement. The men holding the cage stopped, and Integra gestured for her men to replace them, which they did so hurriedly. It was a tense moment as the cage changed hands. Everyone held their breath, waiting for the creature to take its chance, but it never did, allowing the cage to be transferred with no trouble.
“We leave it in your care,” The driver said with a bow before getting back in the vehicle.
Like well-trained soldiers, the armored men stood up straight and saluted before hopping back into the vehicle. It drove off, leaving Hellsing to its new task.
The entire crew followed as the soldiers took the cage inside and carried it to one of the rooms in the basement, where they planned to keep it for the time being. After setting the cage down, Integra waved all the soldiers off, leaving her, Seras, Alucard, and Walter alone with their new captive for the first time.
“Get up,” Integra commanded, loud enough that it woke the creature.
It sat up, revealing a very human-looking form. It had s/c skin and h/c hair, and when it opened its eyes, it revealed they were e/c. Cute little horns poked out from atop its head, and a thin tail with a heart-shaped point slithered around behind it. Through sleepy, half-lidded eyes, it surveyed its new captors, pausing when it reached Alucard.
“Tell me what you were doing inside that monastery,” Integra demanded.
The entire group looked down on the creature with malice. Although, Alucard hid a tint of amusement behind his red lenses.
“I was feeding, of course,” You explained, stretching your arms.
“Feeding? On what?”
There were no puncture wounds found on the bodies of the deceased monks, nor were their bodies drained of blood. They were all found dead in their beds, clothes disheveled, faces twisted in pure fear.
“Why, I ate their very souls, my dear,” You teased, flicking your tail playfully.
“How?”
You sat up in the cage, facing her directly now. A sick grin played on your face.
“I am a succubus. Certainly, I don’t have to remind you of what we do.”
The answer came as no surprise to them. Succubus was in fact on their list of possible culprits, but they weren’t sure how to deal with the situation. Vampires are easy, they’ve dealt with countless of them, but how would they deal with you?
“The cage you sit in was built with blessed metal, it should hold you until we figure out what to do with you. For now, you will stay here as our prisoner. Should you escape, we will not hesitate to send you back to hell where you belong,” Integra threatened.
“So cruel,” You began, turning to Alucard. “Please tell me he’ll be the one keeping an eye on me~”
“You will be left alone in this room, with operatives stationed outside where you can’t seduce them.”
With that, Integra left the room, with the others right behind her. Leaving you all alone in your new prison. Not that it mattered, you had plans of your own.
Hours later, in the dead of night, you got to work escaping. You figured everything had calmed down at this point, so the only ones keeping an eye on you were the ones stationed outside. As long as you took them out silently, you wouldn’t set off any sort of alarm, letting you slip out unnoticed.
The blessed bars hurt to touch, but they did little more than sting. After squeezing yourself through a gap, thank you demonic powers, you landed on the other side with no visual signs of injury. As quietly as you could, you walked over to the door and phased your head through. You were close to the bottom, so they wouldn’t notice you right away, but oddly enough you found the hallway outside completely empty. Cautiously, you phased the rest of the way through, looking left and right for any sign of soldiers.
It was deathly quiet. You walked carefully down the hallway, listening for any sounds. Hearing none, you figured that Integra’s words had merely been a threat to keep you from attempting escape. The perfect chance for you to go after your true target.
At the monastery, you had an all you could eat buffet. The monks provided an excellent food source, it broke your heart when those men came and took you away, but all good things must come to an end. Fearing you wouldn’t be able to find a steady food source for a little while, you knew you needed a meal, and something filling. The handsome man in red seemed perfect for the job.
You followed his scent through the maze of the basement. It was powerful, making your mouth water. It led you to a large room with nothing but candles and a coffin. There was no light, but you didn’t need it, succubi do their work at night after all.
His scent was coming from inside the coffin, making you realize his true nature. This wouldn’t be your first time feeding from a vampire, so you weren’t worried. You lifted the lid to his coffin slowly, preventing any squeaking. Setting the lid down gently, you paused to admire the view. It had been a while since the last time you were this excited for a meal.
You climbed into the coffin, placing your knees on either side of his thighs, your powers already working to put him into an even deeper sleep. With a devilish grin, you reached down and pulled his zipper down. Excitement built within you as you inched his pants and underwear lower and lower, revealing his cock inch by inch. When it finally came free from its confines, you marveled at the size.
“Holy shit,” You muttered.
No cock had ever intimidated you before now. You rose to every challenge, stretching yourself to the limit, but now was the first time you worried something wouldn’t fit. Giving it a few strokes, you felt it harden under your touch, getting even bigger in front of your eyes. You couldn’t resist giving it a lick, loving the taste of a true man.
As quickly as you could, you pulled your clothes off, exposing your waiting hole. Lifting yourself up, you lined his cock up with your entrance, refusing to waste another second. Lowering down, you pushed as hard as you could, forcing the tip inside of you. The slight burn of stretching was euphoric, a sensation you hadn’t felt in a while. When the tip finally popped inside, you moaned with satisfaction, feeling more fulfilled than you had fucking any of those old monks.
“Holy shit I needed this,” You moaned, preparing yourself to take the rest of him.
Suddenly, two hands grabbed your hips and forced you downward, shoving the rest of his dick inside of you, making you scream in shock and pleasure. Looking down, you saw Alucard smirking up at you.
“How-”
“Shut up,” He ordered, lifting you back up and thrusting up into you.
You weren’t ready to be fucked like this. Your prey is always asleep when you feed from them, so usually, you do all the work, but you had to admit you liked this. His cock was tearing you apart, giving you more pleasure than you’d ever felt before. For once, it seemed you were going to enjoy your meal.
“Fuck me harder!” You screamed, moving your hips in sync with his thrusts.
He laughed a dark laugh and quickened his pace. With each thrust, your beautiful feeding symbol began to appear on your belly. All Succubi have one, the design changes from case to case, but they all revolve around a heart. It glowed brightly, lighting up the room and illuminating his beautiful face.
Everything was going accordingly, soon he would cum, and you would suck the life right out of him, but you were slowly noticing a problem. You were enjoying it too much, bordering dangerous.
“I’m getting close. I need your seed,” You moaned, hoping to push him closer to the edge, but instead of growing erratic and sloppy, his thrusts merely got deeper.
It was overwhelming, your brain was growing foggy. This was bad, really bad.
“Slow down! You’re gonna make me cum,” You begged, placing your hands on his chest to try and stop his movements.
A second pair of hands appeared and pulled your arms away, pinning them above your head.
“Shut up and take me like a good little succubus,” He demanded, fucking you ruthlessly as you whined.
Your body clamped down on him suddenly as an incredible orgasm overtook you, shaking you to your very core. This was your first time cumming, and fuck it felt fantastic. Despite the voice in your head screaming a warning you let it happen, embracing the pleasure. He came soon after, shooting his side deep inside you, filling you with a renewed sense of vigor.
When you finally came down from cloud nine, you looked down at him with a shocked and terrified look on your face.
“Do you know what you just did?!” You screamed, his cock still inside you.
“Fucked you silly,” He replied with a laugh.
“You dumbass! You can’t make a succubus cum.”
“I just did.”
“Exactly! You’re not supposed to. If a succubus cums first, they become bound to their prey,” You explained, hopping off of him and pulling up your clothes, looking around frantically.
He grabbed you by the arm, holding you in place. His eyes were glowing red, fangs peaking out from under his lips.
“Perfect,” He replied, voice as smooth as velvet.
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happyandticklish · 4 years ago
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Experiment Gone Wrong
Summary: Izaya decides to conduct an experiment to test humanity’s morality, but forgets to factor Shizuo into his calculations. 
Contrary to what most would be led to believe, Shizuo was a morning person. He enjoyed strolling the busy streets of Ikebukuro, unusually abandoned in the early twilight of morning. Everything was quiet and he could finally be left alone with his thoughts. His hands were buried in his pockets and he stopped for a moment, closing his eyes to revel in it.
“Good morning, Shizu-chan~!”
Shizuo’s eyes snapped open, his peace and quiet gone. He spun towards the sound of the voice, his hands already curling into fists. The sight he was greeted with, however, was so absurd that for a moment he almost forgot his anger.
Izaya was pinned against one of the many lampposts littering the town, rope curling up his legs and torso. The bondage ended in both his wrists and ankles, each of which had additional rope further securing him fully and completely to the pole. His arms were raised far above his head, his body stretched taut against the pole. The barest hint of his stomach peeked out as his shirt was raised from the position.
Izaya himself seemed unconcerned about the position. “I didn’t peg you as someone who goes on walks. Enjoying the beautiful morning as well?”
“What are you doing?” Shizuo growled, ignoring his words. Somehow the sight of Izaya so vulnerable made him even angrier; like fate was taunting him or something. “Why are you tied to a pole, flea bastard?”
Izaya arched an eyebrow. “This? This is merely a science experiment, my dear Shizuo. I wanted to see what people would do if they found someone in a helpless situation such as this. See, I am perfectly aware of all the downgrades of humanity, but I wanted to see it to its full extent: when faced with someone who is so completely vulnerable, will people choose to help or to take advantage of the situation?”
Shizuo slowly walked towards him, stopping just a few feet away. He glanced up and down, unimpressed. “You know, this is possibly the stupidest thing you have ever done.” He grinned, shaking his head. “I mean, what’s your plan if someone does take advantage of you?”
“I have Shinra on look-out,” Izaya replied breezily, twisting a bit to get comfortable. His shirt rode up further and Shizuo felt something twinge inside him. He clenched his fists, trying not to let it get to him. “He and Celty will of course step in if anything gets too out of hand.” Hidden inside of his palm, invisible to Shizuo, was a button that, should he press it, would immediately alert Shinra that he was in distress. “Why?” He smiled cheekily. “Are you worried about me?”
“As if I’d be worried about worthless scum like you,” Shizuo scoffed, but his real answer was clear from the way he couldn’t meet Izaya’s eyes.
“Aw, you were!” Izaya cooed. “That’s adorable, really, but I can handle myself.”
Shizuo frowned, slowly circling the pole. Izaya watched him with a pleasant expression all the while, eyebrows raised in expectation. Shizuo stopped behind him, his eyes trained on the other man’s exposed hips. He was finding it incredibly distracting for some reason.
“While I appreciate the attention, I do have to ask you what you are doing—”
Izaya broke of suddenly, slamming his mouth shut. Shizuo’s hands now rested on his hips where just a moment ago they had been digging into the slender skin. “Interesting,” he murmured. “So you are ticklish.”
“I am what?” Izaya demanded irritably. He shifted under his hands, trying to ignore the way his skin buzzed nervously, an aftereffect of the earlier touch. “I am going to have to ask you to let go of me.”
“I thought you could handle yourself,” Shizuo pointed out, grinning as the reality of their situation set in. He drummed his fingers against the other’s sides, enjoying the way it made Izaya squirm.
“I can,” Izaya snapped. “Obviously.”
“Then make me let go of you,” Shizuo said, squeezing his hips once more. “Get out of the ropes. Call for help.”
Izaya’s face contorted as he fought not to laugh. He tugged at the rope, hoping to do just that, but very quickly realized just how tight Shinra had tied the knots. He twisted around for a bit, hoping to shimmy out of them, but as they crossed over his torso, legs, wrists, and ankles, escape was veritably impossible. That left only one option—he had to wait Shizuo out. If he could hold out long enough to convince the blond that he wasn’t ticklish, maybe he would let him go.
He had endured far worse than this. Surely he could handle a little bit of tickling.
For the first thirty seconds Izaya managed to tense up his body and breathe through his nose as Shizuo experimentally poked up and down his torso. It tickled, but not as much as it could; he had a feeling Shizuo was just toying with him for right then. Because Izaya was Izaya, however, he could not resist throwing out a couple of taunts as Shizuo continued his search.
“Why are you so interested in tickling me, anyway?” Izaya asked, his cheeks flushing a bit at the word. Luckily Shizuo was behind him and didn’t notice. “Isn’t that a bit childish?”
“Yeah, well, you’re basically an adult child anyway,” Shizuo snarked, his pokes growing more calculated as time grew on, so that each one sent a shock through Izaya’s nervous system. “Besides, I think you being ticklish is nice; it’s like a reminder that you’re actually human like the rest of us.”
“I resent that i-implication,” Izaya retorted, flinching as Shizuo needled the spot right under his ribs. “And like I said, I am not ti—”
His sentence was interrupted by wild and sudden laughter as Shizuo decided in that moment to stop fooling around. He crawled his fingers around his sides to his exposed stomach and started rapidly spidering his fingers over the bare skin. His touch was light enough so as not to be painful, but that didn’t mean it didn’t still tickle like hell.
Izaya was very embarrassed to hear the stream of giggles falling from his lips, an unfortunate reaction to that spot. If he had been free to curl up or been given free use of his hands, Izaya might have been able to stop himself from reacting so violently. As it was, he found himself quickly dissolving at the rapid movements from Shizuo’s skilled hands.
“Not what?” Shizuo asked, switching to just one hand so he could cup the other around his ear. “Not ticklish? Is that what you were going to say?”
“I-Ihihihi’m nohohot!” Izaya insisted, his face going bright pink as he fought to resist his body’s natural reactions. “I’m l-laughing ahahat you, y-you ohohoaf!”
“Mm-hmm,” Shizuo hummed, grinning. “Keep telling yourself that.”
Inwardly, Izaya thrummed with a strange, excited energy and he found that he almost didn’t want the other to stop. He decided to dismiss these feelings as laughter-induced delirium. 
As much as Izaya was struggling, it was evident that his stomach was not his worst spot and Shizuo wanted to take full advantage of this perfect situation. He slid his hands down so that nails fluttered lightly against Izaya’s hips, causing the other man to splutter over his laughter. He allowed him to linger for a moment in the feather-light sensations before squeezing harshly, his thumbs digging into the bone.
Izaya yelped, his struggling instantly intensifying. “HAHAhaha, w-whahahait, nohohohoho, dohohon’t!” He tugged desperately at his arms, but they refused to come to his aid. He banged his head back against the pole in frustration, arching as much as the ropes allowed him. “Fuhuhuhuhuck!”
“Don’t? So keep going then.” Shizuo was reveling in this display. He had never heard Izaya laugh before, only receiving derisive chuckles or snorts of incredulity. Eyebrows drawn down in helpless desperation, Izaya’s face was the picture of surrender, a surrender to a sensation greater than himself, and the bubbly laughter ripped from his throat only accentuated this fact. Originally Shizuo had only planned to mess with him for a bit before continuing his walk, but with every squeak and hiccup from Izaya he found himself unable to stop himself from tormenting him further.
Not to mention, it was as if Izaya’s hips were made to fit Shizuo’s fingers, his hands sliding into place like a man returning home after a long journey. Truly, how was he supposed to stop when the other option was so enticing?
“F-Fihihihine!” Izaya admitted, squeezing his eyes shut. “Ihihihi ahahadmit ihihit! I’m t-tihihicklish, ohohohokay?”
Shizuo stopped momentarily, triumphant in his victory. Izaya gasped, taking in breath after shaky breath. Strangely though, he didn’t seem as angry as Shizuo would have thought he would be. There was a lingering smile on his face and a strange expression that, if Shizuo didn’t know better, he would have said was joy.
“There,” Shizuo said, throwing in one last squeeze and delighting in the accompanying shriek. “Was that so hard?”
Izaya finally opened his eyes, having regained enough composure to throw a glare in Shizuo’s direction. “Was that really necessary?”
“You torment me on a daily basis,” Shizuo pointed out. “It’s only fitting that I get you back every once in a while. Besides, I thought you said Shinra was supposed to help if anything happens to you. Why don’t you just call him to get you out of this?”
Izaya flushed, knowing himself the real reason why he had not yet called the scientist for help. “I hardly think I need to call him for something as silly as this. Like I said, I can handle myself.”
Shizuo raised an eyebrow, immediately seeing through his façade. He decided not to call him out on it this time, however, and instead said, “Oh? Like you were handling yourself a minute ago when I had you screaming out obscenities from the tickling that you call ‘silly’?”
If Shizuo’s plan had been to embarrass Izaya to death, he was certainly succeeding. “I was not screaming, thank you very much,” he huffed. “I will admit, it was a bit more… intense than I would have originally thought.”
“Is that so?”
“Still, I have endured far worse than this,” Izaya snipped. “This, comparatively, is nothing.”
“Oh, okay.” Shizuo shrugged genially. “I suppose you’re right. I guess something as simple as tickling couldn’t possibly break the great Izaya Orihara.”
“Exactly,” Izaya said warily.
“So then, something like this wouldn’t bother you at all?”
Izaya’s brow furrowed and he opened his mouth to question the blond, but before he could get any words out Shizuo had grabbed the backs of both his thighs, fingers digging torturously into the forbidden area. Izaya would have jumped clear out of his skin had it not been for the ropes, and he shrieked, babbling laughter immediately following it.
“Oh, hot spot is it?” Shizuo teased, giving zero prelude as he squeezed that one spot over and over again, giving Izaya no time to form a response let alone focus on anything as complicated as words. “I guess you were wrong, huh? I guess the great Izaya Orihara can be broken by something as simple as tickling. I’ll make sure to note that down. Thank you, this has been a helpful clarification.”
Izaya just barely managed to flip off, an action Shizuo quickly paid him back for.
Five minutes. Five, long, tickle-filled minutes on the back of his thighs that had Izaya a writhing, squealing mess. Not once, however, did he press the button. Not once did he call out for him to stop. Shizuo noticed this, and though he waited for the eventual protest he assumed inevitable, Izaya never gave it. It was impressive, to be sure.
“Ohohohohokay, ohohohokay, ohohohohokay, ohohohohokahahahaHAHAHAY!” Izaya had taken to simply repeating that one word, gripping to it through the unbearable sensations. He tried again and again to accustom himself to the feeling, but every squeeze was like a shock to his nervous system, sending him into a flood of laughter all over again. “S-Shihihihizuo!”
The sound of his name, shrieked amongst giggles and breathy laughter, was ultimately too much for Shizuo and a blush bloomed across his features. He backed off immediately, his head spinning as he fully realized what he had been doing mere seconds ago. Izaya had no idea of his effect on Shizuo, slowly regaining his breath as phantom tickles ran all up and down his legs.
“Are… are you done?” Izaya asked, relieved to be receiving a break but also slightly disappointed that it was over.
Shizuo coughed, trying to cover up the uneasiness growing in his gut. “Uh, yeah. I, uh, have to continue my walk. Places to be, you know?”
“Oh, y-yeah,” Izaya agreed, confused. It was strange to see Shizuo flustered, even stranger due to the fact that he wasn’t sure what had caused it. “You better get back to that.”
“Have fun with your experiment,” Shizuo called as he backed away, mentally kicking himself at how dumb he sounded.
“Right…” Izaya said slowly, twisting his head around to watch him go as a million questions formed in his mind. “I will.”
Shizuo turned on his heel, walking away in a manner that he hoped was nonchalant. He bit his lip, trying to hide the red quickly forming on his face. 
Why did Izaya have to be so cute, dammit?
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sugarandspace · 5 years ago
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Mangoose
Summary: All warlocks have an animal form. What happens when the Circle uses new technology during a battle that forces the warlocks fighting alongside their Shadowhunter friends turn into their animal forms?
A/N: This is silly. Inspired by a conversation we had at the Malec discord server (join us. everyone is so nice. and we do talk about less ridiculous things too)
AO3
Alec shoots another arrow and it pierces the head of the Circle member who was getting a bit too close to Jace. It’s a tough fight but they are holding their own against the twenty or so Circle members. They had found out that some of them still tried to keep the movement alive, even after Valentine was gone for good. They had assembled their own team of Shadowhunters and had ambushed them during one of their meetings, their goal to capture them so they could be sent to the Gard. Only it looked like they weren’t willing to go without a fight.
Alec is standing on top of one of the smaller buildings in the area, looking down at the fight and assisting with his bow and arrows. Among seraph blades and Izzy’s whip, he can see flashes of red and purple where Magnus and Dot are fighting alongside them. They happened to be at the Institute when they planned the mission and they wanted to help, eager to bring the last parts of the movement down.
The shrill sound takes them all by surprise. Alec turns his attention to the direction of the sound and notices that one of the Circle members is holding some kind of a machine that’s the source of the noise. Alec turns his attention back to the battle before getting too distracted, his vantage point at the roof giving him a perfect view of the whole fight.
At first, everything seems normal.
Then his eyes find Magnus.
Magnus is covering his ears, seemingly more affected by the noise than the others. Alec looks at Dot to find her in a similar state. The machine must be doing something to the Warlocks.
Alec shoots another arrow and the Shadowhunter holding the machine is dead, and the machine falls to the ground. Unfortunately it doesn’t break, and the noise continues to ring in the air.
He looks at Magnus and notices that his magic is flickering, and in a blink of an eye, he’s changing form. Instead of seeing Magnus like people are used to seeing him, now in the middle of the fight stands a foot and a half tall mongoose, also known as Magnus’ animal form.
As Alec looks to the other side of the fight he can see Dot in her own animal form, as a dark owl. It’s clear that the machine did something to mess up with the Warlocks and turned them to their animal forms without their consent.
Alec had always known that each Warlock had an ability to turn to an animal, but only a specific type of animal that was determined by their magic and heritage. He had not known what Magnus’ animal form was until the man in question had told him himself.
Magnus didn’t spend much time in his animal form, since being a human was usually more practical than being a mongoose. Magnus had told him that mongoose form had very little perks compared to the human one. At first, he’d been hesitant to tell Alec about it and had played along when Alec had assumed that his golden eyes were that of a cat’s.
Had Alec been surprised when he found out that it was a mongoose? Yes. Had he thought any less of his incredible boyfriend because of it? Absolutely not. He actually thought that Magnus looked rather cute in his animal form, but he had a feeling Magnus wouldn’t appreciate the comment, so he’d kept it to himself.
Magnus didn’t like spending time in his animal form among strangers, and he’d definitely benefit from his human body in a fight, so when he had not turned back to his human form yet, Alec assumed that he couldn’t.
Alec shoots more arrows and he sees that Dot is making use of her form, using her long and sharp talons to attack the Circle members’ faces, careful to not let them hurt her in the process.
Magnus, on the other hand, looks to be in trouble. Being a foot and a half tall in the middle of a fight might not make you an easy target to the weapons since it makes you nearly invisible to everyone who’s focusing on bigger threats, ones on the same level. But as much as that invisibility is a blessing, it also keeps almost resulting in Magnus’ death as he keeps dodging all the feet that are constantly threatening to stomp on him.
Alec jumps down from the roof and pulls his blade out, making his way towards where he sees Magnus, standing on his back legs and looking every which way for a safe escape route. Just like that Alec’s previous goal of killing or capturing the Circle members has switched to getting Magnus out of there alive.
He makes it to Magnus and scoops his boyfriend up, not even thinking about it before he’s placing Magnus in is quiver with the few arrows he still has left. When he no longer needs to worry about Magnus, he’s able to focus fully on the fight.
The loud noise is still ringing, but it’s merely background noise to the sound of metal hitting metal and screams of exertion and pain. It doesn’t take long before Alec can feel tiny feet on his shoulder, Magnus’ head next to his. Alec lets out a breath that’s almost like a laugh. He should have guessed that Magnus wouldn’t want to stay hidden, even when he can’t really do anything to help.
The fight goes on and on, and every now and then Alec can see flashes of orange hair or a glint of an electrum whip or the wide wings of an owl. He’s fighting back to back with his parabatai as the amount of Circle members gets smaller and smaller.
He finds out that he doesn’t need to worry about dropping Magnus who’s alternating between having his front feet on his right shoulder and having them on his left shoulder. Magnus keeps the lower half of his body securely in the quiver, while the rest balances perfectly with the fast movements Alec is forced to make.
Alec winces a little when he feels sharp claws in his scalp, as Magnus climbs so that his head is on top of Alec’s, his back legs on the back of his jacket collar, the claws brushing the back of his neck. He gets that Magnus is most likely trying to find a position where he’ll be the least distracting but where he’ll be able to keep an eye on the fight but this particular position is proving to be a bit uncomfortable for Alec.
“Magnus,” he complains but he doesn't have time to move him away as the fight keeps going.
It ends up being a good thing when Alec feels a pull in his hair a moment later, the pain forcing him to turn his head a little to the left, which allows him to see the enemy that had been approaching without him noticing.
He kills the woman with a well-aimed swing of his blade.
“Thank you,” he says to the mongoose that’s still holding on to his hair, albeit not as painfully anymore.
The fight starts slowing down after that, their numbers bigger than those of the remaining Circle members’. Alec manages to go on the rest of the fight without any more hairpulling, and after a while, Magnus retreats back to his place over Alec’s shoulder.
Alec pulls his blade out of the last Circle member he killed before looking at the fight around them. Everywhere he looks he can see his friends and colleagues aiding each other to kill the remaining enemies.
His attention is turned to Magnus when he feels the weight of him leave his shoulder as he hops to the ground and starts running. Alec’s eyes follow him, curious to see where he’s going. He leaps over bodies and discarded weapons on the ground until he reaches the machine. Alec watches as Magnus bares his teeth and bites into the wires of the machine, and it doesn’t take long until the noise cuts off.
With the noise and all the sounds of the fight gone, the place is eerily quiet.
As soon as the noise is gone, Alec watches as Magnus turns back to his human form, dressed up in the fancy clothing he wore before he got forcibly turned. He looks around to see Dot landing on the ground before turning back to human.
“We did it,” Jace says and Alec turns to look at him. He’s sweaty and has specks of blood on his face, and Alec assumes he looks about the same. He’s about to reply before he hears a familiar voice from behind him.
“Jace,” Magnus says, his tone polite and matching the smile he wears. “Can I borrow your brother for a moment?”
“Sure,” Jace says. “Just don’t disappear anywhere, we still need to clean up this mess. If you don’t come back in ten minutes I’m going to come and get you and I do not want to witness anything that will scar me for life.”
“Oh Jace,” Magnus replies. His smile turns from polite to teasing and Alec is slightly afraid of what he’ll say next. “If I wanted, we could be done in five.”
Alec closes his eyes and groans at his shameless boyfriend. Nevertheless, he takes the offered hand and follows Magnus a bit further away from the bodies, to the area where they can’t be seen or heard.
His slight hopes for Magnus living up to his words are instantly killed when Magnus looks at him with a serious expression and speaks.
“Alexander Gideon Lightwood,” he starts and Alec is instantly on edge. And not in a fun way. He looks with wide eyes as Magnus points at him with a finger and pokes it to his chest.
“I am the High Warlock of Brooklyn! You do not pick me up while we are working!”
Alec knows he’s playing with fire, but he can’t resist the opportunity.
“But when we’re not working?”
The glare he receives as the response is so strong Alec is surprised it doesn’t physically burn him.
He lifts his arms up in surrender.
“Fine,” he says. “I promise not to do it again.”
“Thank you,” Magnus replies, and Alec can see that he’s fighting a smile. He knows that Magnus didn’t like what happened, but he also knows that he’s not nearly as bothered as he pretends to be. If he were, the glint Alec can see in his eyes wouldn’t be there. Alec likes to think that he’s learned to read his boyfriend pretty well, and would know if he truly were upset or angry.
Alec thinks the biggest reason for this conversation is that Magnus wants Alec to know that he doesn’t have to be helped, that he would have been able to handle the situation on his own as well. Mongoose might not be the most dangerous animal to have as your animal form, but centuries of living with it have taught Magnus how to use it to his advantage. Alec knows that he would be useless if he turned into something that didn’t have thumbs.
When they walk back to the others, Magnus’ sure steps take him towards the machine still on the ground. Magnus glares at it and with a dramatic wave of his hand and a bright flash of red magic, it’s nothing but a pile of smoking ash.
When Magnus turns his head to look at the others who have turned their questioning eyes towards the sudden flash of red they saw, Alec does his best to hide his smile.
He truly loves his boyfriend, both in his human form and as a mongoose.
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Unseelie Pet: 16. Chapter
Alex asks questions, but some of the replies aren’t what he would have expected.
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Content warnings: dehumanisation, drugging (faerie food), mentions of death, mentions of punishment, dubcon touching (not sexual)
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“How long have you been working for Malachi?” Alex asked Leah. After Malachi had found out about his habit of throwing his meals out of the window he had ordered her to always stay with Alex until he had eaten everything. The lesser faerie seemed rather annoyed by this job, but Alex still enjoyed the rare opportunity to talk to someone else.
“About a century,” Leah replied curtly. “Hurry up and eat your lunch, will you? I don’t have all day for this.”
To placate the faerie Alex began to eat faster, trying not to get too distracted by the amazing taste of the stew. After his deception had been discovered and Malachi assured he ate properly now, Alex had been scared that he would become completely drugged out of his mind again. Luckily, it seemed that by keeping himself on a low diet at first, he had built up something of a tolerance to the faerie food. It still affected him, of course, but it was in no way comparable to the state he’d been in the first few months at Rían’s Court.
“Did Malachi have other pets before me?” Alex asked.
“Sure, though it’s been a while now. Honestly, after the last one we all were a bit surprised when he picked you up.” Leah didn’t appreciate his questions per se, but Alex had the feeling that she still couldn’t resist the opportunity to gossip.
“Why that?” Alex continued his questions. “What happened with the last one?”
“Lord Malachi killed it,” Lead said casually.
Alex’s head snapped up. “What?!” He stared at the faerie with shock.
Leah flicked her blonde hair back, skilfully making sure that it didn’t get caught in her small antlers. “Accidentally, mind you,” she said, as if that changed much. “It was a pretty thing, much prettier than you. A spoilt little brat, Lord Malachi really doted on it… and yet it tried to run. Lord Malachi was livid, of course, and in his anger he didn’t notice in time when the punishment went too far.”
“So the pet… he died from the punishment?” A cold shudder ran over Alex’s back.
“Yes.” Leah nodded, then straightened up. “Enough talk for today, finish your lunch. I have other things to do.”
Alex continued to eat mechanically, he didn’t want to upset the faerie, but on the inside his mind was racing. He’d wanted to ask about what had happened to Malachi’s previous pets so that he would know what might in store for him, and he hadn’t necessarily expected to hear nice things. But this… Malachi had killed his last pet. Not on purpose, but still.
Alex didn’t even want to think about what kind of horrible punishment Malachi had inflicted upon the poor human that not even Fae magic had been able to save his life. In contrast, none of the things Malachi had done to him so far had been close to life threatening. And he had tried to run as well, even more than once, and the second time Malachi had been incredibly angry too. Alex’s skin still crawled whenever thought of the way the Fae had looked when his glamour had slipped.
Malachi had been so angry that the monstrous faerie traits he usually hid so flawlessly had shown, and yet he had only punished Alex with an illusion spell. And that although the previous pet had been way prettier than him. If he was uglier, then how was he supposed to make it longer than that one? Especially since Malachi apparently spoilt and doted on it… Alex wondered whether he had been sad when his pet had died.
When Malachi came to visit him in the afternoon, he immediately noticed Alex’s tenseness.
“What is it, my dear?” he cooed and gently cupped Alex’s cheek. “What is it that has you so upset, hmm?”
Alex swallowed, caught between the opposing instincts of flinching away and leaning in. “Leah told me about what happened to your last pet,” he whispered truthfully, aware that he was too distraught to lie convincingly.
“Did she, now?” Malachi dropped his hand from Alex’s face, and his smile disappeared.
“I asked her, so it was my fault, I’m sorry, I probably shouldn’t have, I was just curious, I’m sorry –“ Alex rambled, until Malachi placed a finger against his lip.
“Hush, pet, it’s alright. I’m not upset,” Malachi reassured. “It probably was only a matter of time until you learned of it, I simply did not want to scare you this early on. What happened with poor Laurent was quite unfortunate indeed, and I am not afraid to say that I am ashamed of it. Losing control like that was most unbecoming, and I assure you that it will not happen again. There is no need for you to be scared, I promise that I will make sure to only discipline you with a clear mind.”
Alex nodded slowly, although Malachi hadn’t said it outright he now understood why the Fae had been so careful with his punishments. He was scared of accidentally going too far again. The thought that there were things Malachi was scared or ashamed of was weird, up until now Alex had seen nothing but unshakable confidence and arrogance from him. He obediently sat on the pillow at Malachi’s feet when told and relaxed into the gentle way the Fae caressed his hair.
“Leah said… she said that Laurent was a lot prettier than me,” Alex mumbled, unsure where his insecurity over this fact came from. For a moment he worried that Malachi wouldn’t like that he brought the other human up again, but the petting didn’t stop.  
“He was exceptionally beautiful, yes,” Malachi confirmed, and Alex could hear the smile in his voice. “His hair was like long strands of spun gold, his eyes clear and blue like molten sapphires, and he had the sweetest signing voice of a nightingale.” Malachi sighed. “Do you sing well, my little bird?”
“No,” Alex admitted truthfully.
“Ah well, never mind.” Malachi sounded unconcerned.
They fell back into comfortable silence. Malachi kept on running his fingers through Alex’s hair, but somehow it didn’t lull him into the same relaxed trance as it had done lately. He didn’t understand why the fact that the last person in his position had been superior to him bugged him so much. It shouldn’t matter, least of all because Laurent had been dead for decades, but also because he shouldn’t care about how he compared to others in Malachi’s eyes.
The topic brought up another unanswered question as well, one which he had asked himself may times. Why him? He wasn’t special in any regard, nothing faeries would typically collect. He wasn’t exceptionally handsome or strong, couldn’t sing, dance, or play an instrument, and he wasn’t a talented craftsman. It made no sense that a powerful and influential Fae like Malachi picked him.
“Why me?” Alex asked and tilted his head to look up at the Fae.
“What do you mean, darling?”
“I’m not… I’m not special, I’m just a normal person, so why… why did you choose me?”
Malachi smiled down at him. “Don’t you remember? Oh silly little human, have you forgotten that we met before? What a shame, you usually are such a smart boy.”
Alex’s eyes widened. “We met before? When?” He was shocked, in his mind the solstice feast had been the first time he’d seen Malachi, but apparently that wasn’t true.
“A bit over ten years ago, I believe,” Malachi said. “Rían invited half of the Courts to that ball, and you were fairly occupied at the time, but we did talk briefly. You impressed me quite a bit back then, so witty and intelligent, as well as maddeningly adorable.”
“Oh,” Alex said tonelessly. “I’m sorry, I really don’t remember.” There had been many faeries at Rían’s balls, all of them beautiful and disturbing, so it wasn’t too hard to imagine that Malachi had been one of them.
“No worries, my sweet.” Malachi gently pushed his head down again and continued to pet him. “Back then I already thought that Rían wasted you horribly, such a pretty thing shouldn’t be used as a mere spy. I offered him a fortune, but he refused to sell.” Malachi sighed. “So when I saw you recently… I just had to have you. And it definitely turned out to be the right decision.”
“Really?” Alex was surprised. He had been nothing but obstinate at first, and although he was mostly obedient lately, he wasn’t nearly as devoted as other pets. He was still hoping to escape, after all.
“Yes, really,” Malachi confirmed. “You are a joy to train.”
“But… I tried to run. And I lied to you.”
Malachi chuckled quietly. “It would be quite boring if you already were perfectly behaved, wouldn’t it? But you needn’t fret, I will mould you into the perfect pet soon enough.”
Anxiety shot through Alex. If the training was the fun part for Malachi, did that mean he would become bored once he was broken? What would he do to him then? He’d said he’d never treat him the way Cian treated Lukas, but what if he sold him to another Fae like that? It was too much to hope that he would simply let him go… but maybe he would be willing to make a deal.
Alex steeled himself. “Lord Malachi, I offer you a deal,” he said, trying his hardest to sound serious. “I will be your pet, just as you like, if you let me go home unscathed once you lose interest in me.”
However, his declaration did not have the result he’d hoped for. Malachi laughed.
“Aww, is that why you’ve been so difficult?” he cooed. “You are scared that I won’t want you anymore once you’re perfect, aren’t you? My poor, poor darling, of course I'll always keep you.”
“No, that’s not –“ Alex protested, but amidst Malachi’s cooing and fussing he didn’t have the opportunity to clarify what he’d meant. Eventually, he gave up and just bore the Fae’s attentions without complaint. His only hopes lay in waiting for the right opportunity to escape.  
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