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feudalfairytales) wrote in
bakerstreet2023-02-05 10:28 am
[ OTA for gen, f/m for shipping. Either role. ]
(protect this little cinnamon roll. jack's intentions are pure, granted, but he tends to find himself in situations that are waaaaay over his head.)
[ Pretty much unable to look after himself. Sniff. ]
( F/M for anything shippy or smut related. OTA for gen stuff. protected one. assumed cr welcomed. )
( F/f for shippy stuff, but ota overall. Most likely the protector. )
goro takemura / sandayu oda | cyberpunk 2077 | m/f for shippy for shippy
[ voicetesting! m/m for shipping. ]
Shen Qingqiu| The Scum Villian's Self-Saving System|m/m
(( A slight preference for the protected, but can be either role ))
[ the selectee has been charged with capturing the signless for sweeps upon sweeps. everyone knows the signless isn't a fighter but he is slippery, which is the only reason the selectee has gotten through this time not actually capturing him with only losing one eye to the empress' rage at his failures. there are other scars, of course, because naturally there are, but they're hard to discern from the ones gained in the actual battles he's been in over the course of his life.
the signless has a few scars from the start of their... encounters, for lack of a better word. the times in the beginning where the selectee is indescribably violent and hateful, intent on dragging the signless in at any cost to fulfill his orders.
the signless has watched him curiously afterward many times, head tilting slightly even with his infuriating bright red blood dripping from whatever wounds have been made in him. he's never gotten angry, that's for sure, and he continues to be mild but clever in the way he escapes every time. there are a few times he had to get away with violence, but he avoids it at all costs. he's not the one that left any scars.
and it continues this way for so very long until the selectee reveals his real feelings with some vicious pitch overtures that the signless manages to effectively melt into something resembling flushed, then pale, then all three together. an unfortunate side effect of being a mutant, apparently.
since then, they've worked together. they haven't been together much, because the rebellion could use some goddamn eyes inside and that meant that the selectee—dayhve—had to unfortunately stay and pretend to be a good soldier to work behind the scenes and get information to the signless—karkat. and it works, for a while. the rebellion stops taking so many losses, karkat finds better places to hide on dayhve's instruction, things are looking up as much as a doomed rebellion can.
until the rest of the empress' soldiers manage to find and snag karkat in between safehives (safecaves?) and drag him off. they don't even call him the signless. they call him a myriad of different slurs because he's a mutant, he's a dissident, he's trying to overthrow the government. a genetic mistake. a fucking failure with disgusting red blood.
the only reason he's still alive when they reach the empress' abode is because she wants to make an example of him. a public execution is the excited chatter when more people find out he's been captured, and he's 'escorted' to a fucking hole in the ground cell to await his just punishment.
they pass dayhve in a corridor though and karkat knows him well enough to recognize his fucking shoes. he lifts and turns his head to look at him for the last time, probably. his eyes search his expression before he sighs and shakes his head like he's just fucking exhausted, but the meaning is obvious to dayhve and dayhve alone.
karkat has made it absolutely crystal goddamn clear that he is DNR in any circumstance: do not rescue.
if he has to become a martyr, so be it. he won't put anyone that follows him into unnecessary danger when they're already beset on all sides. ]
the signless has a few scars from the start of their... encounters, for lack of a better word. the times in the beginning where the selectee is indescribably violent and hateful, intent on dragging the signless in at any cost to fulfill his orders.
the signless has watched him curiously afterward many times, head tilting slightly even with his infuriating bright red blood dripping from whatever wounds have been made in him. he's never gotten angry, that's for sure, and he continues to be mild but clever in the way he escapes every time. there are a few times he had to get away with violence, but he avoids it at all costs. he's not the one that left any scars.
and it continues this way for so very long until the selectee reveals his real feelings with some vicious pitch overtures that the signless manages to effectively melt into something resembling flushed, then pale, then all three together. an unfortunate side effect of being a mutant, apparently.
since then, they've worked together. they haven't been together much, because the rebellion could use some goddamn eyes inside and that meant that the selectee—dayhve—had to unfortunately stay and pretend to be a good soldier to work behind the scenes and get information to the signless—karkat. and it works, for a while. the rebellion stops taking so many losses, karkat finds better places to hide on dayhve's instruction, things are looking up as much as a doomed rebellion can.
until the rest of the empress' soldiers manage to find and snag karkat in between safehives (safecaves?) and drag him off. they don't even call him the signless. they call him a myriad of different slurs because he's a mutant, he's a dissident, he's trying to overthrow the government. a genetic mistake. a fucking failure with disgusting red blood.
the only reason he's still alive when they reach the empress' abode is because she wants to make an example of him. a public execution is the excited chatter when more people find out he's been captured, and he's 'escorted' to a fucking hole in the ground cell to await his just punishment.
they pass dayhve in a corridor though and karkat knows him well enough to recognize his fucking shoes. he lifts and turns his head to look at him for the last time, probably. his eyes search his expression before he sighs and shakes his head like he's just fucking exhausted, but the meaning is obvious to dayhve and dayhve alone.
karkat has made it absolutely crystal goddamn clear that he is DNR in any circumstance: do not rescue.
if he has to become a martyr, so be it. he won't put anyone that follows him into unnecessary danger when they're already beset on all sides. ]
Edited 2023-02-06 03:46 (UTC)
[ definitely the protective type, let me know if you want to work something out first ]
The only time Loki's hold over Barton started to waiver all those years ago was when he'd asked about the man's family. Prying any information out of him had been too much of a task at the time, so all he'd really gotten was that he had a wife, Laura, and two children. Much later, when he'd been pretending to be Odin, he'd looked into it a bit more out of sheer boredom. Skurg wasn't as good at his job as Heimdall had been, but he'd been good enough to nab Loki a picture that appeared to be of the Barton's wedding day.
The years have been kind to Laura Barton, Loki thinks as he stares at her from across the tiny room. He's not sure how she ended up on the otherwise uninhabited planet he was hiding on, but he does know that he owes it to Barton to get her back to Earth in one piece.
Assuming she doesn't kill him along the way.
"You should eat," he says, indicating the bowl of stew in front of her.
The years have been kind to Laura Barton, Loki thinks as he stares at her from across the tiny room. He's not sure how she ended up on the otherwise uninhabited planet he was hiding on, but he does know that he owes it to Barton to get her back to Earth in one piece.
Assuming she doesn't kill him along the way.
"You should eat," he says, indicating the bowl of stew in front of her.
( the protector, most likely. could be protected in some scenarios (purposefully vague). endwalker spoilers almost definitely. )


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