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𝑋𝑋𝑋. she/her. black. loced out twenties. occasional chaotic writer. enjin’s hot curvy chick. toji’s moneymaker.
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Let’s Take It Back to the Crib 🥂✨
✨Pairing: GF!Semiu x Black F!Reader x FWB!Enjin
✨Synopsis: After a night of clubbing for NYE with your girlfriend Semiu, your private celebration is unexpectedly (but not unpleasantly) interrupted by Enjin, one of Semiu’s best friends…who also happens to be the same man that you feel a growing attraction to. But you would never ever act on this attraction because of how much you love Semiu. Lucky for you, your woman is just as freaky as you are and has no problem sharing you with her freaky ass friend to ring in the new year for all of you.
✨Warnings: 18+ (MDNI); Modern AU; Black-Coded!Reader Partying/Clubbing w/ Semiu on NYE; Secret Crush; Alcohol Consumption; Drunk Sex; Blindfolding; Surprise Threesome; NYE Sex; Three Way Kissing; G-Strings/Thongs; Spanking; Daddy Kink; Switchy!Semiu x Dom!Enjin x Sub!Reader; Girl on Girl; Spitting; Pussy Eating; Oral (Giving & Receiving); Dick Piercing; Nipple Piercings; Daisy Chain; DP; Sex w/ Strap-On; Riding; Reader Cums 2x; Creampie; Facials; Cum on Tits
✨Word Count: 10.2k
✨Disclaimer: I own none of the characters mentioned in this fic. However, as this is my writing, I do not give permission for my work to be reposted on any other sites that are not from my own accounts. Thank you!
✨Writer's Note: Um....idk how we made it to literally 10 thousand fucking words lmaooo. But HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! I'm so excited to see what this new year brings for all of us! I wanted to gift y'all with something new. I'm obsessed with "Gachiakuta" & I need Enjin in my bed. Enjoy!! Be safe!! -Jazz
✨Credits: Divider by @cursed-carmine
“3…2….1…Happy New Year!”
The cheers of a brand new year officially being rung in explode throughout the first, second, and third floors of the nightclub, the ceiling exploding with shining, gold confetti and streamers that fall down onto you and your beautiful girlfriend. You giggle as you wrap your arms around her neck, earning her muscular arms to twine around your waist, her hands laying on your ass in your skin-tight, gold wrap dress.
“Happy New Year, baby,” you coo into her ear, pressing a kiss sticky with lipgloss to her cheek.
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the silent current
pairing: fisherman!toji x sorcerer!reader
synopsis: you return to your grandmother's village expecting it to be the same as it always was. undisturbed. joyous. it isn't. little do you know that your once mundane life, spent living in the shadows, will be turned upside down when you meet a lone fisherman. as a curse lingers and strange details refuse to settle, something intimate begins to take shape between you, and the fine line between intimacy and horror blurs.
content: MDNI, angst, eventual romance, eventual smut, longing, age gap, illness, psychological tension, unsettling atmosphere, supernatural events, complicated relationships, mental health struggles, mentions of blood, nightmares, themes of isolation, implied violence. additional warnings will be added as the story progresses.
a/n: hi everyone! this multi-chapter fic is inspired by this wonderful prompt by @keii. pls check it out! it's my first time ever posting any of my work! i'm really excited to see how this'll go.
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⇢ THIS LOVE IS TOXIC !
right person, wrong time. onyankopon.
𓆸 warnings .ᐟ + word count— 10.9k words, college!au, southern coded!black characters, original!blackfemreader, exes-to-lovers!au, shy!blackfemreader, sweet!blackfemreader, reader described as black (no physical features besides hair: middle part sew-in with burmese wand curls, nails, and privates), onyankopon described as black (tall, muscular, darkskin, tattoos, low taper fade, gold tooth, southern accent), tender!onyankopon, light angst, crying, arguing, mutual breakup backstory, family dynamics (reader close with ony’s mom), sex positive reader, minors are not welcome!
— 10k words of pure, unfiltered ache. every breath, every scent, every tear, every thrust—detailed like a film reel. southern-coded everything, ( I’m from Georgia what can I say!) tender ony, college exes who never stopped loving each other. this is for the girls who want to feel it in their bones. long reviews, commentaries, reblogs—feed me. enjoy, peaches.
The dorm room is a cocoon of warmth and scent, the kind that wraps around your skin like a second blanket. Vanilla and shea butter bloom thick in the air, heavy and sweet, the steam from your shower still curling lazily from the cracked bathroom door like cigarette smoke after a slow drag. Your body is still damp, droplets clinging to the dip of your collarbone, the curve of your hip, the soft underside of your breasts where the towel didn’t quite reach.
The sheets beneath you are cool cotton, slightly rumpled from three weeks of restless sleep, and they drink in the heat of your skin like they’re thirsty for it. Your Burmese wand curls—fresh sew-in, middle part sharp enough to slice paper—are piled high in a messy bun, the ends still dripping, leaving dark spots on the pillowcase like ink on parchment. Your edges are swooped, baby hairs laid in perfect swoops that frame your forehead like a crown, even though you haven’t left this bed in days.
The door bursts open with a violence that makes the cheap wooden frame rattle in its hinges.
Asaya doesn’t knock. She never does. She never will.
Her light brown skin catches the overhead fluorescent like polished amber, the Vaseline sheen on her cheekbones and collarbones glinting like she’s been dipped in liquid gold. Her hair is laid—side-part so sharp it could cut glass, that peekaboo silver streak flashing like a blade under the light. She’s in a cropped hoodie, the hem riding high enough to show the soft pudge of her belly, and biker shorts that cling to her thighs like a second skin. Her gold nameplate swings between her collarbones as she kicks the door shut with the heel of her sneaker, the sound sharp and final.
“Girl, get the hell up.”
Her voice is all gravel and honey, the kind of tone that doesn’t leave room for negotiation. She means it. Every syllable.
You groan, a low, pitiful sound that rumbles in your chest, and pull the blanket over your head like a child hiding from the boogeyman. “I’m sleep.”
“You been sleep for three weeks straight, and I’m over it.” She yanks the cover down with one swift motion, the fabric snapping through the air like a whip. The cold hits your bare shoulders, your damp skin prickling with goosebumps. “You smell like a bakery exploded in here. Like vanilla extract and despair. Get up, shower again if you have to, but we’re leaving this room. Tonight.”
You blink up at her, eyes puffy and red-rimmed, lashes still clumped from last night’s tears. Your lips are swollen from biting them raw, the gloss you applied three days ago now cracked and peeling. “I don’t want to.”
“Don’t care.” She’s already at your closet, fingers rifling through hangers with the efficiency of a woman on a mission. She pulls out a cropped baby tee—white, ribbed, the hem frayed just enough to be cute—and a denim mini skirt, the kind that rides high on the thighs and makes your ass look like a prayer. She tosses them onto the bed, the fabric landing in a soft heap beside your hip. “You been sulking over Onyankopon long enough. Tonight, we’re resetting. Hard.”
The name hits like a fist to the sternum.
Onyankopon.
Your chest tightens so violently you swear you hear something crack. You haven’t said it out loud in weeks. Haven’t let it sit on your tongue, haven’t let it breathe. It’s been locked in a box in the back of your mind, buried under layers of denial and peach cobbler dreams.
Asaya doesn’t notice. Or pretends not to. She’s already at your vanity, uncapping your Fenty gloss, smearing it across her lips with a precision that borders on violence. “Shower. Now. I’m not playing with you.”
You sit up slowly, the mattress creaking under your weight, the weight of her stare pinning you like a butterfly to a board. “He texted me yesterday.”
She freezes, gloss wand hovering mid-air. “And?”
“Said he misses me.” Your voice cracks, a hairline fracture in porcelain. “That he keeps dreaming about me in his mom’s kitchen, eating her peach cobbler straight from the pan. Said he wakes up tasting cinnamon and missing my laugh.” You swallow, the sound loud in the quiet. “I didn’t answer.”
Asaya’s face softens, just for a second. Her eyes—honey-brown, sharp—flicker with something like pity. Then she’s back to business, snapping the gloss shut with a click. “Good. Let him miss you. Let him drown in it. Let him choke on it. Now go wash your ass before I drag you in there myself.”
You drag yourself to the bathroom, the sound of her rummaging through your jewelry box echoing behind you like a war drum. The mirror is fogged, a hazy veil over your reflection, but you catch a glimpse anyway—eyes swollen, lips bitten raw, cheeks hollow from skipped meals and too many tears. You look like someone who’s been mourning a death.
Maybe you have.
The water is scalding. You let it burn. Let it strip the shea butter from your skin, let it wash away the salt of your tears. You scrub until your skin is raw, until the scent of vanilla is replaced by the sharp bite of your pomegranate body wash. You stay under the spray until your fingers prune, until the steam is so thick you can’t see the tiles. Until the water runs cold.
When you step out, the air is colder. Sharper. You wrap yourself in a towel, the terrycloth rough against your tender skin, and pad back into the room.
Asaya is waiting, arms crossed, foot tapping. She’s laid out your outfit like a surgeon preparing for surgery—the baby tee, the denim skirt, a pair of lace panties the color of fresh cream. Your favorite gold hoops. The rhinestone choker you wore the night you met him.
“Get dressed,” she says. “We’re leaving in twenty.”
You don’t argue.
This was kind’ve Déjà vu back to when you first met.
The party was a living thing, pulsing and sweating under the dim red lights of the off-campus house. The bass rattled the red solo cups on the kitchen counter, the liquor inside sloshing like blood in a vein. You were tipsy off one drink—some fruity concoction Asaya had pressed into your hand with a wink and a “Don’t embarrass me”—and swaying in a corner with her, trying not to spill on your white platforms. Your Burmese curls were down, freshly wand-curled, bouncing with every laugh. Your gloss was cherry, your nails were stiletto, your skirt was pleated and short enough to make your mother clutch her pearls.
That’s when you saw him.
Onyankopon.
He was leaning against the fridge like he owned it, gold tooth glinting every time he laughed. Tall—6’4, maybe 6’5—darkskin, low taper fade fresh, tattoos snaking up his neck like ivy climbing a brick wall. He wore a black compression shirt that clung to every muscle, the fabric stretched so tight you could see the outline of his abs, the V of his hips. His jeans were dark, distressed, sitting low enough to show the waistband of his Ethika boxers. When he moved, the room seemed to tilt toward him, like gravity had a favorite.
You didn’t mean to stare. But you did.
His eyes—honey-brown, heavy-lidded, framed by lashes so long they should’ve been illegal—locked on yours across the room. He didn’t smile. Just tilted his head, slow, like he was studying you. Like he was deciding something.
Asaya nudged you, her elbow sharp in your ribs. “That’s Ony. Criminal Justice major. From the southside. Don’t even think about it.”
Too late.
He was already walking over, cutting through the crowd like a shark through water. People parted for him without realizing they were doing it. He stopped in front of you, close enough that you could smell his cologne—something woody, spicy, with a hint of vanilla. Close enough that you could see the faint scar through his left eyebrow, the gold tooth flashing when he spoke.
“Wassup, lil’ one.” His voice was low, syrupy, like he’d just rolled out of bed and hadn’t bothered to shake the sleep off. “You good?”
You nodded, suddenly shy, your platforms feeling too tall, your skirt too short. “Yeah. Just… hot in here.”
He smirked, slow and lazy, like he had all the time in the world. “Want me to walk you outside? Get some air?”
Asaya’s eyes widened. She mouthed, Don’t you dare.
You went anyway.
The night air was cool, cicadas humming in the trees like a gospel choir. He leaned against the porch railing, hands in his pockets, watching you like you were something precious. The porch light caught the gold in his tooth, the ink on his knuckles, the way his biceps flexed when he crossed his arms.
“You got a name, princess?”
You told him.
He repeated it, slow, like he was tasting it. Rolling it around his tongue like candy. “Pretty. Like you.”
Your cheeks burned. You looked down at your platforms, scuffing the toe against the wood. “You say that to all the girls?”
“Nah.” He stepped closer, close enough that you could feel the heat of him, smell the whiskey on his breath. “Just the ones who look at me like they see somethin’ worth keepin’.”
You didn’t kiss that night. But he asked for your number. And when he texted you at 2:17 a.m.—you up?—you answered. Immediately.
His Mom’s House, Thanksgiving Break.
You were nervous. Your palms were sweating, your stomach twisting like you’d swallowed a fistful of butterflies. Ony had insisted. “Ma wants to meet the girl who got my head gone. Said she been hearin’ ‘bout you nonstop.”
His mom, Miss Annette, opened the door in a flour-dusted apron, her locs pulled back with a scarf the color of ripe plums. She took one look at you—Burmese curls bouncing, glossy lips, fresh sew-in, the soft yellow sundress you’d changed into three times—and pulled you into a hug like you were family. Her arms were strong, her embrace warm, her scent a mix of brown sugar and cocoa butter.
“Lord, she’s prettier than you said, baby.” She pinched Ony’s cheek, hard enough to make him wince. “You better treat her right, or I’ma have your daddy whoop you.”
The kitchen smelled like nutmeg and brown sugar, the air thick with the scent of simmering greens and cornbread baking in the oven. Miss Annette taught you how to roll dough for sweet potato pie, her hands guiding yours, her fingers rough from years of work but gentle in their instruction. She hummed old gospel under her breath—Precious Lord, Take My Hand—her voice rich and smoky, filling the room like incense. Ony watched from the doorway, arms crossed, eyes soft, a small smile playing at the corners of his mouth.
Later, when she stepped out to call his daddy in from the garage, he backed you against the counter, his hands on your hips, his lips brushing your ear.
“You fit here,” he murmured, voice low and rough. “Like you always belonged.”
You believed him.
You believed him when he kissed you slow and deep, his tongue tasting like the peach tea he’d been sipping. You believed him when he lifted you onto the counter, your sundress riding up, his hands sliding up your thighs. You believed him when he whispered, “I love you,” against your neck, his breath hot, his teeth grazing your skin.
You believed him.
It wasn’t dramatic. No screaming. No thrown glasses. No slammed doors.
Just two people sitting on the hood of his Charger, the metal warm from the engine, staring at the campus quad as the sun set in a blaze of orange and pink. The air smelled like cut grass and exhaust, the cicadas screaming in the trees like they knew what was coming.
“I can’t do this halfway,” you said, voice small, barely above a whisper. “You’re always gone. Practices, study groups, your boys. I’m not built for it, Ony. I’m not built to be a ghost in your life.”
He didn’t argue. Just nodded, jaw tight, his hands gripping the edge of the hood so hard his knuckles blanched.
“I want you forever,” you said, tears spilling hot down your cheeks. “But not like this. Not when I’m always waiting. Not when I’m always second.”
He looked at you then, eyes glossy, gold tooth catching the last of the light. “I know.”
You kissed his cheek. Tasted salt. Tasted the end.
And that was it.
The bass is louder tonight. Deeper. It vibrates in your chest, in your teeth, in the soles of your feet. You’re in the skirt Asaya picked—denim, tight, riding high on your thighs, the hem frayed just enough to show the curve of your ass when you walk. Your top is cropped, white ribbed cotton, the hem stopping just under your breasts, showing off the butterfly tattoo on your ribcage—a delicate thing with wings the color of fresh bruises. Your nails are long, stiletto, baby pink with rhinestones that catch the strobe lights like tiny disco balls. Your Burmese curls are down, wand-curled, bouncing with every step, the middle part sharp enough to cut.
You look good. You know it. You feel it in the way heads turn, in the way whispers follow you like a breeze.
But your stomach’s in knots. Twisted so tight you can barely breathe.
Because he’s here.
Onyankopon stands by the keg, surrounded by his teammates, his laughter booming over the music. He’s taller than all of them, broader, filling out a black hoodie like it was tailored. His fade is fresh, the lineup crisp, the gold tooth flashing every time he grins. His tattoos peek from the sleeves, the ink stark against his darkskin, and when he moves, the room shifts. Like it always does.
He hasn’t seen you yet.
Asaya shoves a drink in your hand—something pink and syrupy, the rim dusted with sugar. “Drink. Dance. Forget him.”
You sip. It burns. Sweet and sharp, like him.
Then his eyes find yours.
The room narrows. Sound fades. The bass becomes a heartbeat. His heartbeat. Yours.
He excuses himself from his friends, his stride slow and deliberate, cutting through the crowd like a blade. He stops in front of you, close enough that you can smell him—pine and leather and something darker, something that makes your thighs clench.
“Lil’ one.”
Your heart stutters. “Ony.”
He looks at you—really looks. Takes in the skirt, the top, the way your curls bounce when you shift your weight. Takes in the rhinestones on your nails, the gloss on your lips, the way your chest rises and falls too fast.
“You look good.”
“You too.”
Awkward. Heavy. The air between you crackles like a live wire.
Asaya grabs your wrist, her nails digging in. “We’re dancing. Bye, Ony.”
He doesn’t stop her.
But his eyes follow you to the floor.
You’re tipsy. Not drunk. Just loose enough to laugh too loud, to sway your hips a little harder, to let the music move through you like a current. You’re leaning against the wall, phone in hand, the screen lighting up with a text from your mom—Call me when you get home, baby—when he appears.
“Need a ride home?”
His voice is quiet. Careful. Like he’s handling something fragile.
You shake your head, curls bouncing. “Asaya’s driving.”
“She’s fucked up. I saw her take three shots back-to-back. She’s giggling with some frat boy right now.”
You glance down the hall. She’s there, silver streak flashing under the lights, her laughter high and sharp.
You sigh. “Fine.”
His car smells like pine and leather, the seats warm from the heater. He drives slow, one hand on the wheel, the other resting on the gearshift, his fingers tapping a rhythm you used to know by heart. The city lights blur past, streaks of gold and red, the radio playing low—First Person Shooter by Drake, his voice a murmur in the background.
“You talk to your mom lately?” you ask, voice soft.
“Every Sunday.” He glances at you, eyes catching the streetlights. “She asks about you. Every time.”
Your throat tightens. “Tell her I miss her cobbler.”
He smiles. Small. Real. The kind that reaches his eyes.
Silence stretches. Then—
“I fucked up.”
You look at him. “What?”
“Letting you go. I fucked up. Every day since, I been kickin’ myself.”
“Ony—”
“I ain’t askin’ for nothin’. Just… needed to say it. Needed you to know.”
You stare out the window. The campus lights blur into watercolor. “I miss you too,” you whisper. “Every day.”
He pulls into your dorm lot. Parks. Doesn’t move to get out.
You unbuckle. Hesitate. Your hand hovers over the door handle.
“Come inside,” you say. “Just to talk.”
He follows.
Your Dorm – 1:47 AM
The door clicks shut.
You kick off your platforms, the soles thudding against the carpet. He toes off his Jordans, the laces undone, the leather scuffed from too many nights like this.
You sit on the bed, the mattress dipping under your weight. He stands, hands in his pockets, watching you like you’re a bomb he’s afraid to defuse.
“I ain’t tryna pressure you,” he says, voice low. “But I can’t pretend I don’t want you no more. Can’t pretend I don’t wake up reachin’ for you.”
You stand. Step close. Close enough to smell him, to feel the heat of him.
“I never stopped.”
He cups your face. Gentle. Like you’re glass. His thumbs brush your cheeks, wiping away tears you didn’t realize were falling.
Then he kisses you.
Slow. Deep. Like he’s memorizing you. Like he’s scared you’ll vanish.
You melt.
Clothes come off in pieces. Your top, peeled over your head, the fabric catching on your curls. His hoodie, tugged off in one motion, the cotton soft against your skin. Your skirt, unzipped and pooled at your feet. His jeans, the button popping under your fingers.
He lays you back. The sheets are cool against your bare skin, the vanilla scent of your body butter still lingering. He kisses down your neck, your collarbone, the swell of your breasts. His lips are soft, his teeth sharp, his tongue hot and wet.
“Still so fuckin’ pretty,” he murmurs, lips brushing your nipple. “Missed these. Missed you.”
You arch. Whimper. Your fingers tangle in his fade, the hair soft and prickly under your palms.
He sucks. Slow. Deliberate. His tongue flicks, circles, teases until you’re squirming, until your thighs clench, until your breath hitches in your throat.
“Ony—”
“Shh. Let me take care of you. Let me love you right.”
He moves lower. Kisses your stomach, your hips, the inside of your thigh. His hands spread you open, gentle but firm, his breath hot against your skin.
Then he licks. One long, slow stripe from your entrance to your clit.
You gasp. Your hips buck.
He doesn’t stop.
His tongue circles your clit, slow and lazy, then fast and desperate. His fingers slide in—two, thick and calloused, curling just right. Pumping. Stretching. Filling.
You’re moaning. Loud. Unashamed. The sound echoes off the walls, off the ceiling, off the cheap dorm furniture.
He adds another finger. Sucks harder. His free hand grips your thigh, holding you open, holding you still.
You’re close. So close.
“Ony—I’m—”
“Come on my face, princess. Let me taste you.”
You do.
Hard. Your back arches off the bed, your toes curl, your fingers grip his fade so tight you’re scared you’ll pull it out. You squirt, a gush of wetness that soaks his chin, his neck, the sheets.
He drinks you down. Laps every drop. Groans like he’s starving.
Then he’s up. Kissing you. Letting you taste yourself—sweet and salty, musky and raw.
You reach for him. He’s hard. Thick. Veins pulsing under your fingers. You stroke him, slow and deliberate, your thumb swiping over the tip, smearing precum.
He hisses. His hips jerk.
“Want you inside,” you whisper. “Want you to fill me.”
He lines up. Pushes in slow. Inch by inch. Stretching you. Filling you. Claiming you.
You both groan.
He starts to move.
Slow. Deep. Grinding. His hips roll like waves, his dick dragging against your walls, hitting spots that make your eyes roll back.
You wrap your legs around him. Pull him closer. Deeper.
“Missed this,” he rasps. “Missed you. Missed your pussy. Missed your smell. Missed your voice.”
You nod. Tears prick. Spill.
He wipes them. Kisses your forehead. Your cheeks. Your lips.
Then he flips you.
Ass up. Face down. Your cheek pressed to the pillow, your hands gripping the sheets.
He slaps your pussy. Once. Twice. The sound wet and sharp.
You squeal. Your hips jerk.
He slides back in.
Harder now. Faster. The headboard knocks against the wall, a steady thump-thump-thump that matches the rhythm of his thrusts.
You’re creaming. Squirting. Soaking the sheets, his thighs, the air.
He pulls out. Flips you again.
Standing missionary. Your legs over his shoulders, your ankles by his ears.
He’s deep. So deep. His dick kisses your cervix with every thrust.
“Look at me,” he growls.
You do.
He spits in your mouth. You swallow.
He chokes you. Light. Perfect. His hand around your throat, his thumb pressing just enough to make your head spin.
You come again. Hard. Your walls flutter, your vision whites out, your voice breaks on his name.
He follows.
Fills you. Hot. Thick. Pulse after pulse.
You cling to him. He doesn’t pull out.
Just holds you. Kisses your tears. Your forehead. Your lips.
“I love you,” he says. “Always did. Always will.”
You cry harder.
“I know.”
- 3 months later
You’re in his mom’s kitchen again.
The air smells like gumbo and cornbread, the pot simmering on the stove, the oven ticking as it cools. Miss Annette is teaching you how to roux, her hands over yours, her voice patient and warm.
Ony leans in the doorway, watching. Smiling. His arms crossed, his hoodie soft, his eyes softer.
You catch his gaze. He winks.
Later, when she’s asleep, he fucks you on the counter.
Slow. Quiet. His hand over your mouth so you don’t wake her. His dick deep, his thrusts deliberate, his lips on your neck.
You come twice. He comes once.
He carries you to bed. Wraps you in his arms. Whispers, “Right person. Right time.”
You believe him.
This time, you stay
wings of freedom | ony
3.6k wrds. servicedom!ony. sub!black fem reader. smut.
warnings: kinktober highlight – shibari/suspension, bdsm. established d/s relationship, stoplight check-in system, subspace, domspace, use of toy, use of flogger, wax play, toe sucking, praise, marking, drooling, oral sex (f!receiving), sprinkle of possessive!ony, overstimulation, no penetration, cum on body
My Soul To Take
Enjin's soul is attached to a rather interesting looking umbrella that seems to show up every few decades in search of entertainment. This time, in the quiet hours of the night after closing time, his umbrella appears in a thrift and antiques store, waiting to find his next unsuspecting victim.
pairings - Oni!Enjin x Human(ish)!Reader
note: There I was, spacing out, minding my own business, when BAM. The Enjin demons (literally) possessed me again and this was the result. This is just a fun little headcanon, but if enough people are interested in it I'll flesh it out into a full fic. In the meantime, enjoy spooky season Enjin!
You should’ve known something like this would happen. You’d had an ominous start to your day: sleeping through your alarm, out of coffee at home, and you’d missed your bus to work. Now, on your way home after a grueling day of dealing with one disaster after another, the sky decides to open up and dump buckets despite it having just been a clear starry night not even five minutes ago. So of course this would be the one day you forget your umbrella.
Frustrated and ready to go home, you get a notification from the transit app.
The 9:12pm bus has been delayed indefinitely due to mechanical issues. There is no backup bus available at this time. We apologize for the delay.
Great. Fucking great.
Well if you were going to be miserable, you’d at least be miserable inside somewhere warm. Looking around, you spot a cute little thrift and antiques shop – Thrift Through Time – across the street. You'd never noticed it before but it looked warm and inviting — and most importantly, it was one of the few stores that was still open. Making a quick decision, you dart across the street and duck into the store, not wanting to get drenched.
The heat that enveloped you upon entering pulled a relieved sigh from your lips.
Shaking off the rain from your mad dash across the street, you look around, taking in the tiny shop. It was…interesting. A weird blend of modern — with the clothes and decor that had been donated — and vintage with all the knick knacks that made it feel like a walk through time.
Clothing from seemingly every decade in history, porcelain dolls and figurines that were clearly previously owned by someone’s grandma, framed paintings that looked like they were plucked from an artist of a time long since past, delicate glassware blown and shaped by the hands of a master craftsman, and things that were so old it was a miracle they’d survived to see the 21st century. You browse through the quaint little store, leisurely perusing the aisles — losing track of time as you get lost in the wonder of each new, interesting thing you find.
A quick buzz buzz vibrates from your jacket pocket.
Attention transit passengers. Bus 2411 is out of service for the evening. We apologize for the delay. Bus 2208 will be taking over the route. Go to the app or website for updated schedule times. Thank you for your patience.
Opening the app, you see that the new bus is scheduled to arrive at your stop in the next 10 minutes. Not a terrible wait, all things considered, but still too long considering you don’t have an umbrella and it was still raining like a faucet turned on to full power.
Staying in the store wasn’t an option. You'd noticed the young cashier — a bored looking high school aged girl too busy texting and sending snaps to her friends to even greet you — starting her closing duties a few minutes earlier. No doubt she was eager to close up and go hang out with her friends.
“Excuse me, but would you happen to have any umbrellas for sale?” you ask. “I left mine at home and I'm not too keen on getting drenched.”
The girl doesn’t even look up from her phone as she’s locking the glass display cases that double as a counter for the lone ancient looking register. “Nope,” she answers. “At least, not one for sale. There is that one by the door in the vase. Not sure where it came from, but it’s not ours. You're welcome to take it.”
Looking towards the door, you see that there is, in fact, a rather tall floor vase sitting just to the right of the door frame — a lone, weathered looking umbrella occupying the otherwise empty piece of porcelain.
You hadn’t noticed it when you first came in. Then again, you’d been more concerned about not getting waterboarded by the torrential downpour outside.
Approaching the vase, you pull out the umbrella, giving it a once over. It definitely looked like it had seen better days. It was a shade of gray rivaled only by the dust bunnies behind your refrigerator that you’d been procrastinating sweeping up, the curved wooden handle was wrapped in dingy white masking tape, and the stretchers and the ferrule at the top were sharper than what you would normally see on an umbrella. Opening it slightly, you see that somehow it looks worse. The canopy is torn in several spots — patched together haphazardly in a way that Frankenstein would be proud of, worn stickers somehow managed to still be stuck to the fabric, and there was red writing in a language that looked like it predated dinosaurs wrapped around the canopy.
“Doesn't look like much, but it’s all I got for ya.”
You nearly jumped out of your skin, not having heard the girl come up behind you.
You had serious doubts about whether or not the umbrella could hold up in a light breeze, let alone the veritable tsunami pouring from the sky. Alas, beggars can’t be choosers and with only a couple minutes before your bus arrived, you weren’t really in a position to be picky.
It would be fine. Maybe.
“No worries. I'll only be out there for a couple of minutes anyway. Thanks! I really appreciate it!”
“Uh huh, no problem.” The girl was not so subtly guiding (read: pushing) you out the door. “Have a good night.” The click of the lock resounding loudly over the beating drum of the pouring rain.
Well.
Sighing deeply, you step from underneath the shop awning and open the umbrella fully.
Huh. Despite its ragged appearance, the umbrella actually seemed to be holding up well against the rain. “Thank god,” you sigh in relief as you start to make your way across the street. Halfway across the crosswalk, a sudden chill runs down your spine, the feeling of being watched settling heavily behind you. You stop, looking over your shoulder, expecting to see the cashier watching you from the shop window or maybe some creepy homeless guy trying to decide if you’d make an easy target.
Instead, you were greeted with an almost oppressive darkness, the thrift store lights completely shut off, and an almost heavy silence. The sudden heavy silence – despite the rain still pounding down from the sky – and the somewhat unnatural darkness creeping had your heart rate increasing, shallow breaths puffing shakily into the cold air.
The horn and headlights of an approaching car shook you out of your stupor – the honking forcing a sharp intake of breath, a mostly silent involuntary noise of fear escaping you. Weird, you thought as you hurriedly finished crossing the street. Get it together, girl. You don’t scare easily like this. You’re just tense and tired. The bus arrived not even a minute later, the driver looking tired and annoyed.
Same, dude. Fucking same.
Sinking gratefully into the hard seat, you sigh, leaning your head against the window. God, you can’t wait to get home and burrito roll yourself in your blankets. But as the bus starts to pull off, you unconsciously tighten your grip on the handle of the worn umbrella — unable to shake that heavy feeling of being watched.
Sitting behind you, all the way in the very back of the bus, was a man. A big, tall man dressed from head to toe in black, blonde hair styled in that effortlessly messy wind blown look, red and black tattooed arms on display in his fitted shirt, silver and gunmetal jewelry adorning his fingers and ears. His eyes were so bright — staring at you with the glint of a predator — they almost looked like citrine reflecting in the harsh fluorescent light of the bus. A lazy, mischievous smirk pulls at the corner of his lips, painted nails pinching his lit cigarette as he pulls it from his mouth.
“Well, well, well. Who do we have this time?”
A cloud of wispy white smoke curls cloyingly into the air in front of him as he stares at what little he could see of your profile and your reflection in the bus window.
Tired and not yet able to see, you hadn’t noticed Enjin when you boarded the bus – nor had you noticed him when he’d stood behind you on the street, the tendrils of the darkness that wrapped around him reaching out to caress you. You can’t see him yet, but your other senses are already attuned to him, your instincts warning you off his presence on the street and on the bus.
Enjin saw the way your hand tightened around the handle of the umbrella. His umbrella.
Enjin’s smirk pulled wider as he took another drag of his cigarette. Even tired and fighting sleep, you cling to the umbrella – subconsciously seeking comfort and protection from the very thing that had your instincts standing on end.
Perfect.
Enjin shifts, sitting up straighter to better see you, and in doing so, he notices the bus driver shifting his gaze in the mirror above him towards the man – the creature – sitting at the back of the bus, fear and caution warring with each other in his eyes.
You may not be able to see him yet, but the bus driver clearly could. He’d noticed the creature appearing from a cloud of shadows at the back of his bus mere seconds before you’d climbed the short few steps to board the vehicle. Enjin huffed a chuckle at the way the man’s hands gripped the steering wheel, his lips moving to mutter a prayer under his breath. For the entirety of the ride, the driver alternates between focusing on the road and keeping track of Enjin in the back, reciting the ancient prayer the entire way.
A futile effort, if there ever was one.
It happened sometimes – humans who were more in tune with the supernatural being able to perceive him. The number of humans who could do so had dwindled drastically over the years, their belief in things greater and more powerful than them slowly being replaced with science and disbelief. Encountering someone who could see him always provided Enjin with a bit of entertainment – their incessant prayers for safety and protection from or against him never accomplishing more than a slight skittering against his skin. This bus driver was no different, his prayers doing little to offer you or him protection from Enjin.
Lucky for him, Enjin isn’t concerned with the driver. The guy was likely going to be looking over his shoulders and jumping at every shadow for the foreseeable future, but he’ll get to live to go home and see his family.
But you? Unfortunately, there was no protecting you from Enjin. From the moment you’d taken his umbrella, you’d peeked his interest and sealed your fate.
You spend the entirety of the bus ride floating in a weird in between of half sleep half wakefulness. Your body is exhausted, wanting nothing more than to shut down for some long overdue sleep, but for some reason your mind stays alert – too alert to nap on the bus. Something was bothering you. You can’t seem to shake that uncomfortable feeling of being watched. As illogical as it seems, you get the feeling that you’re not alone on this bus.
The bus is devoid of any other passengers and has been for the entire ride. Something that would’ve been unusual on any other day, but considering how delayed the bus had been, it wasn’t unreasonable to assume that other passengers had found alternative means to get home. So being alone on the bus wouldn’t be so odd if you actually felt like you were alone. But you didn’t. You feel like there’s another presence there besides you and the bus driver, but no matter how subtly you try to look around, you see nothing.
“The lack of sleep must really be fucking with my head,” you mumble to yourself. You swear you hear a low chuckle in response.
Blessedly, the bus finally arrives at your stop. As you stand and move to the front of the bus, your brows furrow – your footsteps sound louder and heavier than normal. Yeah you really need some sleep because now your ears are playing tricks on you. Holding onto the pole opposite of the driver, you wait for the bus to come to a complete stop.
“Hey,” the driver calls out to you as you descend the steps. You turn to see him looking at you, a pensive look in his eyes. “Be safe out there, young lady. All types of…unsavory people out and about at this time of night.” The warning seems harmless enough, a sweet gesture of concern from one stranger to another – but the rigid stiffness of his spine, his white knuckle grip on the steering wheel, and the way his eyes shift to the darkness of the night behind you as he speaks leaves you feeling unsettled. More so than you already are.
“Uh…yeah…thanks. You too. Good night.”
The driver gives you a quick nod and wastes no time closing the doors. You watch as the LED sign on the side of the bus switches to ‘Out of Service’, the man speeding off into the night.
Weird guy, you think as you open the umbrella again – protecting yourself from the rain that’s still coming down, though it has lightened up a bit.
But even as the thought crosses your mind, you can’t help but notice that the darkness feels strange again. Heavy and oppressive like it had been in front of the thrift and antiques shop. You clutch the umbrella tighter as you start the two block trek back to your house, walking at a faster clip than you normally would. Once again, your footsteps sound louder, heavier. You pick up the pace even more.
God, you really need to get home and get some sleep. Determined to shake off whatever weird feeling this is, you ignore the bus driver’s ominous warning, the strange darkness, and the odd sounds, focusing solely on the sidewalk as you make your way home.
But still.
You can’t help but notice the cloying scent of cigarettes following you the whole way home.
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𓉳ིྀ. 𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋 𝐆𝐔𝐄𝐒𝐓: ENJIN X FTM! READER
cw. — cigarettes , choking , cervix fucking , dub con breeding , dumbification , enjin has a bit of an ego >.<
♱ wc. 649
a/n: was this posted late bc i couldn’t find a good fucking banner? yes! was it also because i rewatched all of gachiakuta? also yes! anyways, enjin can hit this for free disrespectfully ♡
𓉳ིྀ. kinktober masterlist !
❝ HIS CINDERELLA CAUSE I MAKE IT FIT ! ❞ ⤷ Enjin x Fallen Spherite!Reader
>>>>>> Apparently Enjin has all the 'luck' when it comes to finding Spherites in No Man's Land. This time he's found you—a stuck-up Spherite noble—cast out with the trash. You're prissy, needy and an overall pain in his ass. Definitely not his type—but that slutty pussy sure is. ♡
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𝐚𝐧: major special shoutouts to @honeybunnnnie my trash daddy partner in crime, who beta'd for me and gave me lots of good lil' gems I incorporated here. we share one horny brain cell when it comes to this man and the amount of headcanons we have made based on this that I didn't even include is INSANE lmfao.
You aren’t Enjin’s type.
That much is certain the moment he stumbles upon you after being called to check out a disturbance in No Man’s Land. Scanning the terrain of garbage, Enjin wonders if he’s hallucinating.
Still high from the night before—or maybe there’s a leak in his full face?
Either way he had to be tripping absolute balls right now because what the hell else could explain the giant kaiju-like plushie with bunny ears, wide beady eyes, and jagged teeth ripping apart trash beasts in the distance like they were wet paper towels?
stumbling across a writing page and seeing ‘black’ in the bio
my blog is so multifandom and it’s so baffling that people actually go out of their way to make sideblogs for new content like i will literally shove all my random hyperfixations down y’alls throats
waddya meannn in order to finish my fic i gotta write it??

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The Den Mother
Pairing: Enjin x Fem! Ex-Girlfriend! Reader
Summ. Rudo’s gloves have somehow torn and Zanka’s staff broke in half during the last mission the two were on, there’s only one person in all of HQ that can help restore both vital instruments but Enjin is too afraid to face her and ask for this favor.