#stobotnik is heavily implied
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When they first meet, they are both running.
Running. That was all that she was good at. Running away from all of her problems, her fears, her dreams. Running was just easier than facing whatever was chasing her. From the small body in her arms, to the sounds of yells from the distance, to even the warmth of a fire, she never stopped.
She never stayed in one place for long. She never stayed with other people for long either. Somehow, someway, she was always running. Maybe that was her curse.
She heard about the stories of a blue hedgehog who also never stopped running. Who would save people, who was just as much of a hero as he was a mystery. She didn’t know his name, but she knew he was the reason it was like this here.
“Grab it!” They yelled. “Don’t let it get away!” They would say. Hands reaching out to grab her arms and legs, to take her to the darkness where they hide.
It. That’s what they called her. She wanted to pretend that she didn’t know why they would call her that, but she did know. She was foreign to them. The creatures, humans as she knows, of this world despise anything that they didn’t know. It was part of their nature. Fear what they don’t understand.
Running, running, running, she never stopped. Even as she pulled out the ring from her pouch, even as she whispered, begged for a safe place on this planet, even as she ran through and she was falling. Yes, even then, she didn’t stop running.
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He didn’t understand why he ran, or did run. Perhaps he was running right now. Though not physically. He worked his body, his brain, his heart, everything to make sure he did not think about what it all meant. The moments when the Doctor was still around that haunt his body and soul.
Even when he cleaned the place, trashed the old stuff, ran from the thought of cleaning what the Doctor last left, he found the place just reminded him.
The moments where the Doctor was open, his heart on his sleeve. When it was just him and the Doctor, watching stupid Tele-novelas and drinking coffee. When it was just them, nothing else mattered.
Now, nothing matters. The Doctor died, blowing up in space and leaving him. The words still echo through his head.
“Stone, you were more than a sycophant to me. You were... a syco-friend. I'll miss your lattes with steamed Austrian goat milk... I love the way you make them!”
The words, and their meaning was not lost on him. “I’ll miss you” and “I love you” ring the loudest, like bells. And from those chimes, he ran.
Why. Why did the Doctor have to die and his last announcement be that, a confession that came far too late. A question he ran from, every time it came to him.
Lost in thought, clicking away at the screens in front of him, the telltale sound of a ring opening sounded behind him. Followed soon after was a clunk and a thud. Sending a Badnik to scan, he found that what had fallen was alive, and conscious. Turning around and walking over, he found himself looking down at a small, pink hedgehog.
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This is not beta read at all and done on my phones notes app rip
Also, Amy is in her “I am still learning how to design her” phase, so please be patient with her appearance in a few posts
#stobotnik#my art#my writing#agent stone#amy rose#The Garden of Stone and Roses#stobotnik is heavily implied#but the doctor is also very much dead#and how does Stone grieve?#Working himself to death of course!
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Stobotnik AU idea
I listened to 'Todos me miran' by Gloria Trevi (its video is about a drag queen, and it's heavily implied he's defying his father)
And now I need a Stobotnik AU where Ivo is a drag queen ir wants to be a drag queen and he lives with Gerald who's very fucking not for it, does not aprove at all, but then Ivo meets Stone and plot happens and his first drag performance is to that song
Idk it's late
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So I wrote that at 4 am, tired out of my mind, and just stuck it in my drafts. If you wanna take it and run, feel free but I dont think I'm gonna do much with it
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