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yaut-jaknowit · 1 month ago

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Injuries Shall Be Healed

Pairings: Gawtin (Female Yautja) x GN!Reader

Word Count: 2449

Summary: After the encounter with the facility, Gawtin is able to retrieve her gear and ship. But, you are hurt in the process

Author Note: I feel at this point, I might as well write a whole novel about the first time meeting Gawtin and such. lol

Masterlist

Ao3

Part 0.5 | Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 (You are here)

Pain has become a constant thing ever since Gawtin has entered your life. From being shot the first time and killing two people to save her. To now, where you are clenching your teeth so hard they may crack. Dirt cakes under your nails, fingers digging for purchase. Anything to give you relief for the agony you dwelled in. You wanted it to stop!

Weight was set on your chest. It threw you off. Your eyes opened to find a green, blabbering glob lying there. The child was laid down. Strong, capable arms pulled you up, off the ground and cradled you to a warm chest. You couldn’t help but snuggle towards the head, using it as a distraction.

Tears streamed down your cheeks, wetting the scales you were pressed to. Sobs broke the silence the engulfed the trio. Deep down, where you still had the chance to think, you knew making noise was bad. Yet, you couldn’t help the agony that ran its course.

Each sway of Gawtin’s step causes the broken portion of one of your legs to swing. You curled towards the giant, green alien, trying to hold back any sounds. The task was proven to be impossible. No human or creature alive could stay quiet while in this kind of pain. Your teeth creaked as you attempted to hold it together.

In your lap, laid Qui-oky. The yellow-green child was looking up at you with big, sky-blue eyes. He was adorable. You brough a shaky hand to rest on his back and used him as an anchor. Though he had made the noise that originally got you hurt, you weren’t made at him. You were thankful he was alive and unharmed. Gawtin had come back just in time to save you two from death. That would mean the two of you were even. There was no reason for her to keep saving you. You eyed her for a millisecond.

The forest foliage only last at most five minutes before she had to shift you around in her arms. A whine built up in your throat, you tensed up, hands turning into fists. Gawtin pressed a button on her gauntlet. A minute beep came from the armor. Then, a machinal hiss sounded through the foliage. You weakly turned your head towards the noise. The plants and trees block your view for a few more steps.

Gawtin stepped out into a small clearing close to the facility. That’s when you saw a space craft. An alien space ship. It was Gawtin’s. This was the gear she was talking about. Was she going to take you in there? Where would she take you next? Because, these people head to know who you were by now. They probably when through all of your stuff. Oh, your home… The thing you worked so hard for. You were sadden by the thought of never being able to return. Where will you go next?

The interior of the space craft wasn’t what you were thinking. It was similar to ones you’ve seen in Star Wars and Star Trek. This felt… more homey. Gawtin had put lots of love and care into decorating the inside. With furs and skins of creatures she’s hunted. All proudly displayed for any guests to see.

It will have to be a later date you would be able to appreciate them.

You’re carried all the way inside. The alien takes you into a room not far from the entrance. You are barely awake enough to know she had taken you from outside to inside. You make a grumbling noise when sets you down on a cot like bed. It forms to your body, supporting the aches and pains. You look up at her now. Qui-oky is scooped off of you and into his mother’s arms. Gawtin turns takes her leave quickly. Weakly, you reached to stop her from abandoning you. The door closes behind her.

Silence engulfs your lonely self. Pain engulfs you. All you had now was to think about everything. The broken leg to both gun shot wounds. To the fact you had almost died to day. So close to having your brains spilled. Gawtin had stopped that from happening. Death was so close. Very, very close.

After everything, you didn’t have any energy left to cry, to sob your heart out. Tears silently slipped down the sides of your face. Out of everything you’ve survived these last few days, you were going to die. Alone. Abandoned. You took a stuttering deep breath in and released. Your eyes softly close then sleep took a hold of you.

Stinging unbearable pain snaps you from your sleep. You jolt awake and thrash about. All of your limbs strike and smash like a mad man. Something gripped both of your wrists and pinned them above your head. Only one hand was required. The other one held down one of your legs. It felt heavier than usual.

Screams pierced the air. The sound echoing back in thundering waves. You kept the fight on and used the adrenaline rush as an advantage. Bit it was worthless against the beast holding you down.

The energy you once had left you quickly. Soon enough, you were a panting, sweaty mess. Nothing had working. It was pointless. You laid there and stared blankly up at the ceiling.

A huff came from the green alien hovering over your prone body. With one hand holding you down one of your legs, she uses it to grab some gauze. You watched as Gawtin ties your wrists together and to the cot. Satisfied, she let’s go and goes to work on you again. You gaze down at your lower part of the body. A blue, strange open cats bind your leg up. It didn’t fully encase like a normal cast would do. It had large holes. Where you could see a white gauze where the majority of the breath was.

Now, Gawtin worked on the bullet hole in your other thigh. Of course both of them had to get shot. Why wouldn’t that be your luck?

“Stay still. I am fixing your wounds.” Oh, so she hadn’t left you to die in here. That was relieving. You sighed a deep breath of relief and let your eyes shut. Until the pain came back in full force. A sobbing cry pierced the silence again. You tried to thrash again, fight against Gawtin. But, your hands were tied. All she had to do was lay across your lap, only using her side and weight. Then, she could proceeded to continue to work on your thigh. The fight left you quickly.

Once Gawtin deemed you patched up enough, she stepped back. You cracked open an eye with a groan. “What happened? Why did that hurt so much?” you grumbled and tried to shift out of the improv restraints but failed. Your brain was heavily scrambled, unable to think straight.

She goes over to a sink and begins to wash her hands. “You had been shot. Your leg was broken as well.” Right. The facility that had originally held her. The same place that held her gear and ship. That’s why you’re here now. It’s not like you would be able to be much help in the state you were in.

There was hope blooming in your chest the longer she stared at you. Then, Gawtin turned and strode towards the door. “I will be back.” A little bit of umph was place on that ‘will’. Like she read the pure fear in your eyes. She was out the door before you could find the words. Your hands clenched into fists, angry and hurt at the same time.

After all the tings you’ve done for her, this is how she treats you. Now, she made you angry.

With a grunt, you heave yourself into a sitting up position. The slight ache that produced was nothing to what you’ve endured. You carefully slide off of the cot and leaned heavily against it. The broken leg was hard to walk on. The pain it gave couldn’t be dwelled by the drugs. You gritted your teeth then pushed off. Most of your weight was on the less injured leg.

Well, if she didn’t bring you along, then you’ll force her to.

Your broken leg was slightly lifted and place down. Then, you shifted your weight onto it. Suddenly, you find yourself on the ground, looking at the metal, textured floor. Up close and personal. You stared at it for a few confused moments. “Ow,” you grumbled and slowly dragged yourself back into a standing position.

Another attempt was given. Only to wind up on the ground again. That’s when you realize getting up is a lot harder than the first time. You had used up the last of your energy. All you were able to do is lie there, staring at the blank ceiling. You closed your eyes. That become your downfall, losing yourself to exhaustion.

The next time you woke up, you felt a soft breeze washing over you. An eye was cracked open. To find Gawtin lifting you effortlessly into the air and placed you back down on the cot again. You hummed softly and tried to nuzzle closer to her in your sleep deprived brain.

Pillows were set up behind you and forced you to stay seated up. It was comfortable to sit like this. A thin, soft sheet was draped over your legs to offer some warmth after loosing much of your heat. You scanned around the room and saw a bowl of what looked to be soup. Your stomach growled, loudly. Heat flushed to your cheeks. You didn’t expect to be that hungry.

Gawtin snorted, mandibles twitching, then reaches over to the bowl. The giant alien sits down on the cot with the soup in hand. You looked at her funnily, still a bit droopy. What in the world was she doing? A spoon is picked up then scooped up some of the soup. Her steady hands brings it to your mouth. You opened up, not even fighting that she’s feeding you. She had abandoned you earlier. It’s the least she could do after that.

The taste washed over your taste buds. You swallowed down the bitter first spoon full and made a face. One Gawtin wasn’t surprised to see. She quirked a mandible up in a smirk. You scowled at her, face twisted with disgust. “That’s so bitter!” you complained and didn’t let her get another spoonful in. You turned your head away with crossed arms.

“It is good for you. It will help get your strength back. It has healing properties.” You didn’t care if it did. The bitterness made it hard to swallow without gagging. You continued to give her a special look.

“It’s gross. Thank you, but no thank you. I’ve suffered enough for the last few days with you.” Consider is harsh. But you didn’t want to eat it. Yes, you were thankful. She even made something for you, still. If you can’t swallow it, what are you going to do?

A single brow was raised at. One look any person would know. The mom look. There was no defeating her. You were stubborn though. If you could, your foot would’ve come down. Setting the line so she can’t cross it.

Well, until she’s smart enough to pinch your nose. Constant air flow was stopped. Instinctively, you opened your mouth to breath normally again. Gawtin swooped in with a full spoon and put the contents in your mouth. You winced at the assault of the taste again. But, you don’t dare spit it out. Instead, you forced yourself to swallow it down. Gross.

A full body shiver wracks through your frame as you felt the bite slid down your throat. Bile wanted to curl up the length of your throat. Somehow, you are able to stop it and bit that back as well. “Wha-ack?!” Stupidly, you had opened your mouth to speak and got a mouth full of soup. Again. Once more, you had to stop from spitting it all out into her face. It was food. And you were tired and hungry.

“Can I at- “She shoved another spoon full of more soup as you blabbered again. Alrighty, listen learned: don’t try to talk when Gawtin is threatening to feed you. The alien has no mercy on you. Especially injured.

It took a full thirty minutes for you to finish up the bowl. The bitter, foul taste of it made it difficult to swallow peacefully. You slapped your lips together with an awful expression, ready for something to wash down the taste.

“Ugh, what was that?” you asked, voice harsh. The blanket draped over the lower portion of your body was pulled higher. As if you could hide away from Gawtin and any more soup.

The alien grunted and set the bowl down to the side. On her belt, she unhooked some sort of bag with what sounded to be liquid. Gawtin held it out towards you. A confused look passed over your features the longer you looked at her. There was string attached to a closed end. You pulled on one end of the string and looked inside the open hole.

Water. Glorious, fresh, clean water. Instantly, you gulped down the entire thing. It helped wash away the bitter after taste in your mouth. A deep breath of fresh air was taken in afterwards. You sat there, panting for a moment then looked at her. The large, green Yautja observed your reaction with a hint of amusement in her eyes. A scowl instantly etched into your features.

“That was a Mink soup with added medicine you needed to consume,” Gawtin explained in a neutral tone, hiding the amusement you knew she was feeling for the situation. You wanted to smack her on the arm for the treatment, After everything the two of you have been through. Oh, including the baby as well. Wherever he is. “It’s meant to speed up your healing and will make you sleepy.”

When you mentioned it, you began to feel it soaking into your muscles. They acted less responsive and coordinate. It might have been a placebo effect on you. In the moment, you couldn’t tell. A deep, dozy groan left you. Your entire body felt numb and heavy at the same time. You wanted to speak. There was words on your tongue, ready to be released.

The fluffy, comfy pillows supporting you felt amazing on your bunk. You fully leaned back to make them take your weight. Your head lolled back. Then, you’re out like a light.

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yaut-jaknowit · 6 months ago

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Hey Hi! I wasn't the one who asked you for this but it really is amazing!!!

It would really be great if you made a second part, and in case you don't, I still just want you to know that I loved it!!!

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Lost Your Mind Part 2

Pairings: Pel (Male Yautja) x AMAB!Reader

Word Count: 2601

Summary: Time to figure your new life out in a different, robotic life. You learn how your new body work while being able to stay up with Pel, working side by side during hunts.

Author Note: Thank you! I really appreciate all the love. I hope this was a great second part.

Part 1

Masterlist

Ao3

Throughout a week, it has taken you time to relearn how to walk. Your mind was programmed how to with organic limbs yet this robotic body was different. The weight threw you off. The legs were longer, feet slightly bigger. Everything was off from what you originally knew. So, here you are, using a hand on the wall for support.

Pel was nervous to let you roam the halls by your lonesome. It took some time to convince the Yautja that you’ll be okay. It’s just walking. If you fall, its not like it would hurt you. Pain was nonexistent now. You’ve learn a notification will pop up on the side of your vision, telling you you had been damaged in some sort of way. But, there was no pain.

That could be seen as a pro or con in anyone cases. In your second chance of life, you took it as a pro. No more annoying aches or headaches or even when you broke a bone while hunting.

Hunting. Now, Pel says, you could easily keep up with him on his hunts. No more choking for air after running for miles or worrying about your scent alerting to prey. You even moved nearly silently. Then, without a heart or lungs, there was no worry about prey hearing you as well. In this new body, you’ve become the optimal predator. All you need was a guiding hand to relearn everything.

Your mate had help turn off the ability where your processor answered every little question. That had become incredibly annoying. It drove you nearly over the edge into a bout of rage and destroying the ship. All you wanted was your thoughts to be your own. Not some of computer in your mind.

With one foot after another, you relearn how to walk. You took the chance to meander to the cockpit and stopped at the entrance. Pel was in the pilots chair and sat crisscross. His head turned over his shoulder to find you now in the room. The Yautja sat up taller, mandibles clicking happily. Your own face lighting.

“Hello, love,” you wobbled over to him without the support of the wall. Once in reach of his chair, you gripped onto the arm rest. “What’s the plans for today?” A week had only passed but fragments of your memories had resurfaced. Not all of them. But the emotions are what you held onto. The love and adoration you and him felt for each other. And, in a life like this now, you needed every last drop.

The Yautja in question chirped and purred then rubbed his forehead against your shoulder. “Whatever you want, little one,” he replied in a smooth tone and found your gaze. His eyes shone brightly in the dim lights of the ship. You used your free hand to gingerly cup his cheek and hold his head.

A thinking expression pondered over your features. There was still much to unlock between the two of you with your new robotic body. To see its limitations.

You leaned down nuzzled your nose against where his own would lay if he were human. “Why not teach me some basics with weapons? I’d much rather learn from you than the internet. From there, I can choose which one fits my hand the best,” you offered and pulled back to stare into his yellow eyes.

He purred and nodded his large head. Dark tresses swaying with the moment. “That is a wonderful idea, mate!” Pel slipped off of his chair and rounded the furniture to stand at your side. His hands came out to steady you but stopped short. The corners of your lips tweaked into a small smile.

Pel was finally learning that you need to do this on your own. That’s the only way you can be able to grow into the new person you’re designed to be. You can read on his face it’s taken a lot for him relent and allow you space. He’s a lot more open with his feelings, desperate to make you feel safe and comfortable in your home.

“I’ve got this, love. Just give me time, I still haven’t fully figured it out just yet.” You pushed off of the chair and stood up.

Standing is easy. That didn’t require movement. The walking portion was fine. When you tried to figure out how move without falling face first onto the ground… that’s where you struggled. Half of you wanted to turn back on the dictionary portion of your brain. But, you stayed strong. Life’s hard. Clearly since you’re in this position and nearly met their god of death in unfair circumstances.

The dark brown and beige Yautja stayed hovering at your side, hands at the ready. His yellow eyes watched carefully as the two of you made your way towards the weapons room.

Many of his trophies sat out on display here. A show of prowess. Some of them, you knew the two of you hunted together. Slowly the memories returned. The only plausible reason was the trauma of the event hiding them away. But if they were coming back, that’s all that matters.

An array of weapons decorated the only wall lacking trophies. Pel mainly wields a Combistick and bow and arrow for the hunts. That doesn’t mean a hunter shouldn’t be prepared. He has everything else on hand for whatever a hunt may call for.

You stopped to stand in front of the wall. Your eyes raked down each meticulously placed weapon, but nothing called out to you. In your memories, they were still hazy. You couldn’t tell which one you used before. Maybe this was chance to choose anew? To choose something that required more strength. The robotics that formed your body offered more strength than ever before.

Heat washed down your back side as two hand rested on your shoulder. The powerful jaw of your mate settled down on top of your head. “What favors the eye of my mate?” he asks. A soft purrs tumbles out of his throat and spills into the air. You reached for one of his hands on your shoulder and carded your fingers through his own. The two of you holding hands now.

“That, I don’t know. Nothing speaks to me.” An idea comes to mind. “I would love to see you wield each one, show me what they can do,” you suggested and brought his knuckles to your mouth for a kiss. Killing two birds with one stone. Figuring out which one was the best for you and to see your mate in action, flaunting his gorgeous body. Oh, you couldn’t wait for the show.

He let loose a rumble that acknowledge of his pondering. Then, he placed his own mock kiss to your head and stepped around you. “Alright, I shall display their uses.” The way he struts up to the walls was handsome. “I’ll show you the Combistick first. Every Yautja has one in their collection as it’s the first weapon that train with.”

Not only does he have one but three. Since it’s part of his main collection, he must have multiple may one break or if he stupidly loses it. At that point, he should let Cetanu take if he does that. Such a unblooded mistake that would cost him his life in the heat of a hunt.

A collapsed Combistick and pulled down from its hold. A single press of a button unleashes the weapon to the world. For such a weapon to be able to squeeze into a small form then grow like it does was amazing. Your eyes flashed with wonder. Then, the brown Yautja began to twirl it as if it was an extension of his own body. The moves fluent and perfect. The alien may be considered young for his species, but this was his life. The way of his people, his culture.

For the remaining hours of the day, Pel showed what each and every single weapon in his collection could do. It was hard to choose. All of them seemed great. Some better than others. You pondered the entire time, raking over each weapon carefully until two finally came to you.

Tiger claws and claymore. A strange combination to work together with. You would use the claymore as your primary then have the tiger claws as your secondary. Of course, the Combistick would also be part of your weaponry. Not that Pel would allow for you to miss that important part of the training.

Despite your slightly larger stature, Pel takes you to a weaponsmith. One he’s known for a long time.

The town around you is bustling with life. Your hand is entwined with Pel’s as the brown Yautja leads you through the alleyways to stay away from the roaming crowds. With another week and a half of walking under your belt, you’re able to calmly walk about without needing support. Not like you could run and sprint just yet. It’s a start though. A good start.

Though, you won’t be able to train with a weapon yet, Pel wants to get the jump on forging said weapons. It’ll take time for them to be crafted. Hopefully, his goal was by the time Vo completed the job, you would be ready. If not… he would just hide them and gift them to you when you were.

Pel swiftly took you through the back ways and knew the perfect places to slip past the crowds. It wasn’t long before the two of stopped in front of a old, clearly worn building. He takes you inside before the two of you could be swept out into sea.

Warmth washes over your artificial skin, warming the circuits underneath. A bell alerts the occupants to your appearance. Pel’s hand on the small of your back urges you forward towards the counter. He leans against the carefully crafted wood and trills a Yautja call.

“Pel?” a voice calls out from the back of the building. It wasn’t a moment later before an unknown species of alien stepped out. A rag in her hands that wiped off the grim that coated the skin. “Look who it is. Long time, no see. I thought you had perished on me.” She stopped short of the counter and crossed her arms. Four eyes met your optics that swiftly analyzed every inch of her.

“And who is this?” she questioned and scans her steely gaze up and down your robotic form. “He almost looks… human but his skin, it’s metal. Has those pesky humans finally created something worthwhile?” Your eyes narrowed on her bulky form. Despite no only being human physically any more, you took offense to her words.

A hand rested on your shoulder and drew your attention away from her. “Vo, this is my mate.” He says your name, easily rolling off of his tongue. “There was an accident that involved some bad bloods. I couldn’t lose him just yet.”

Her gaze softened. “Oh, I heard about that incident,” she trails off, head bowed down for only a moment before she meets his gaze again. “No one deserves what those scums did to all of those humans. Even if I despise the squishies.” Your tense shoulders relaxed at her words but that only got you thinking more about what happened. Pel wouldn’t say.

The brown Yautja dipped his head, understanding her words. “Yes. With my mate, I couldn’t lose them so quickly after we become permanent mates. So… I had their brain and heart transferred into this new body. It’s been a process.”

She hummed and finally met your optics. “My condolences, human. I am glad you didn’t perish yet. But, you better keep ol’ Pel happy. He deserves it.” You didn’t know whether to be offended or just brush off her comment. If only she knew what memories you’ve unlocked held of your of him. All the things you did together. The love you shared with each other.

“He is. More than anything in the universe,” Pel answers for you and tugs you closer to him. You turn to nuzzled against him. “But, I request your service. For my mate.” His hand rubs up and down the length of your bicep.

The unnamed alien snorts and rests most of her weight on one foot. “Of course you do. You never come back just to talk.” A sigh left her. She picked up a pencil and a sheet of paper. “What is it you’re looking for?”

Pel glanced down at you. “It’s for my mate actually. He wants tiger claws and a claymore. I have one of each myself, but they aren’t designed for his size,” Pel explains and returned his attention to her. You carded your fingers through his own on your arm and laid a kiss on the back of his hand.

A brow was raised at you. “He’s kind of small for a claymore. Think that’s gonna work with him.” From the slight kind she offered you in the beginning, your face dropped into a glared. Pel tightened his hold on your hand to ground you.

“My mate can handle himself well enough. Now, will you do it or not?” His voice hardened in the classic roughness of a Yautja. Gone was the easy, laid back Pel you knew.

Both of her hands raised, pencil and paper in the air now. “Now, reel back on the anger. I ain’t demeaning him or anything. I just stating a fact.” She huffed, blowing a stray strand of hair out of her way. “Alright. A claymore and tiger claws for the human.” She writes this down on the paper.

The two of them got into a deep discussion on the specifics. Most of it went over your head as you glanced around the small lobby of the weaponsmiths. It was homey and quite nice if the owner was being such a dick to you. You couldn’t believe she would say such a think straight to your face in front of your mate. Yet, she has the balls to do so.

When all was said and done, the two of you left the little shop and returned back to the safety of your ship. Once the ramp clicked its lock into place and stopped then crossed your arms. “Well, she was quite rude!” you steamed with a huff.

Your mate stopped and his shoulders sagged, your name falling from his mandibles. “She’s… I knew her father when we were both young. I was there the day she was born, by accident. She’s been around Yautjas her whole life.” He about faced and strolled up to you. His hands cupped your jaw. “Many of my species are rougher than I am. Meaner. Ruder. They take what they want, demanding it. I am considered soft, gullible.”

His words soothed you. You leaned into his touch and closed your eyes. “For now, focus on getting stronger, faster. Then, you’ll be ready for your weapons. To go out hunting at my side once more. We’ll be an unstoppable force. No one would dare with us,” he proclaimed and pressed his mandibles to your cheek in a mock kiss.

“I will, love.” Your eyes slid open. His orbs filled with the love the two of you held for one another. “I’ll be beat you in a sparring match when I do,” you snarked off with a grin plastering to your features.

Pel barks a laugh. Not to demean you but at your attitude he loves. “Oh, I can’t wait for the way, my mate.”

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