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Iguin x brimmedhat!gn!reader (part 3)
I'm back with a new chapter about Iguin x reader!!! I think this chapter is the most normal and calm for Iguin.
❗A must-read! The events in this chapter take place before the first chapter! The reader's first encounter with Iguin and a few other moments before the reader begins to doubt their actions.
Could this be called the calm before the storm?🤔
Warning: possibly out of character, Iguin(???)(I think it will soon be possible to put it as a separate warning)
Word count: 2.9k
The cold rain beat against your face, the island with the tall tower grew further and further away, and only a lonely moon lit your way. You no longer had the opportunity or desire to stay in the Great Hall. Perhaps in the morning they would discover you were missing and go looking, but now you ran without looking back.
You didn't know where to run, what to do; the only thing that drove you was to get as far away from the Great Hall, from the pointed capes, from the restrictions, as possible. Finding the nearest large stone, you drew a teleportation spell, covering yourself with your cloak. The stone glowed brightly, and you passed through the opened gate. The next teleportation point was a dense forest. The rain no longer obscured your vision, but tree branches slapped your face and arms. You didn't stop, you simply couldn't.
Your lungs burned from the long run, and your legs buckled, but you kept up the pace. You could hear the sound of a river in the distance. And so you were already walking along it, trying to find a place to stop. Looking around, a small building appeared in the distance. Coming closer, you discovered an old, abandoned hut.
You carefully pushed the door, and it creaked open. The hut was empty and dusty. A single bed, a table, a couple of chests—everything covered in a thick layer of dust. The floor creaked unpleasantly in some places, and in others, it was completely absent. The boards on the ceiling desperately tried to hold back the rainwater dripping through the leaky roof. One of the windows was shuttered, and the other opened onto the dense forest.
The hut was old, but quiet and peaceful, and the main one was very far from any living creature. You exhaled with relief. Only now did you feel all the pain and fatigue from such a long journey. Approaching the bed, you shed your wet cloak and muddy shoes. The bed creaked unpleasantly beneath you, but the blanket warmed your frozen limbs and protected you from the cold, rainy night. "This is my new home now," you thought, falling asleep with that reassuring thought.
Slowly, day by day, you're settling into your new home. The roof is sealed, the dust is cleared, the floor is repaired, and there's a whole host of chores to do. The river near the hut was a great help in terms of both water and food. Now the table is littered with papers and ink stains, and the chests are filled with clothes hastily packed for the journey. And most importantly, it's easier, more pleasant, and calmer to breathe here. During your time here, you've already managed to try out a couple of spells and use them on your own body. Now your hands are adorned with black designs, and your fingers are almost always smeared with ink. It seemed like life was getting better and you could find peace and security, start life anew. Until you meet your new "friend."
One day, while also drawing new designs on your own body and gradually filling your hands with ink, a stranger appeared before you. It was a moment, one moment he wasn't there, the next he was levitating above your floor and smiling maliciously at you. You step back in horror. "Who the hell are you?!" you protest. The man only giggles disgustingly. The next moment he's holding your wrist and examining the designs on your body. "Your magic is so tainted by these pointed caps, but that's okay. I'll help you find the right path." He drawls, and you desperately try to pull your hand away. "Let me go!" you exclaim, wrenching your hand away. Seemingly having admired you enough, the stranger releases you from his strong grip, although you wouldn't guess that he's that strong. Losing your balance, you fall backwards. "I'm asking you again, who are you—" you exclaim, seething with anger, when suddenly he interrupts you. "My name is Iguin, the Sight of the World. And I am here to help you." Still levitating in your home, Iguin extends his hand. "Accept my help and become one of us." You glance incredulously from his hand to his masked face and back again.
An awkward silence fell. Now that the brimhat himself is right in front of you, offering to become one of them, you're plagued by doubts. If you accept his offer now, there's no turning back. You swallow nervously. Even though Iguin flashes his sweet smile, you sense distrust in the back of your mind. But do you have a choice? Having escaped the Great hall, having broken so many rules, how are you any different from the brimhat before you? "Nothing" hits you hard, the truth. You look at him again. Iguin is still waiting patiently, or maybe he just enjoys watching you suffer. But there really is no choice, and you accept his "helping hand," rising from the floor. "I knew you'd do the right thing, my dear friend." He squeezes your hand tighter. You grimace and snatch your hand away, but this time it easily slips from his grip. "We're not friends. We just share the same views." Your words make Iguin laugh. "Yes, yes, you're right. Then accept my first gift to you." You look at him skeptically. How unbearable it truly is to not see the other person's eyes. Out of nowhere, a book appears in Iguin's hands. "Your drawings are great, of course, but they're just childish babble. And this will be your first step toward free, real magic." You carefully take the book from his hands. You examine it with interest, flip through a couple of pages, and study some of the spells. You don't know anything about what exists, which piques your interest even more. Iguin gently lifts your chin with his finger, forcing you to look at him. Now he's closer, face to face. You feel his breath on you. "We'll meet again, my dear friend." And in an instant, the hatter vanished into smoke.
—
This meeting with the mysterious brimhat took place one sunny day, when you were drawing protective spells for your house to protect it from prying eyes. "Mm, not bad, not bad," Iguin muttered thoughtfully behind you. You turned sharply, meeting his face. "What are you doing here?" you asked, frowning. "Do I really need a reason to visit my new friend?" He looked so genuinely perplexed that you weren't sure if he was playing with you or not. You raised an eyebrow and crossed your arms. "Do you have that much free time?" Iguin sighed with displeasure. "You're right, I have a new surprise for you." He pushes you toward the center of the house. You respond with hesitant steps, glancing over your shoulder. He pauses, his hand moving from your back to your waist, and his other hand lifts and holds yours out in front of you. You're drawing with this hand, which is why it's practically blank, unlike the other, whose fingers already show small designs.
"Accept my new gift for you," Iguin whispers close to your ear, running his ink-blackened fingers along the outside of your palm. You remain silent, watching his movements. He traces the design from your fingers to your wrist, slowly drawing out the details. The spell bears little resemblance to the familiar circle; it's shapeless and completely unfamiliar. The silence is broken only by the hum of the wind and your loud breathing. The Brimhat's presence is only a sense of his presence. His breath fanns your cheek, and you feel the light, steady beat of his heart against your back, so close is he. Yours is clearly beating faster with anticipation of the unknown, yet so intriguing that you don't dare move.
"That's it," Iguin announces contentedly, and without giving you a chance to admire his work, he places his hand over yours, guiding you. He moves your hand as if you were holding a doorknob in the air. "And now," a shudder runs through you from the closeness of his skin, from his breath against your ear, from the calm of his voice. "Close your eyes and imagine any place."
"Anywhere?" you swallow nervously, but close your eyes. "Whatever your heart desires. That's the point, there are no boundaries." You inhale deeply and imagine the farthest place from here, just to try, still not trusting the brimhat behind you. "Imagined it?" you nod slowly. "Great, open your eyes." As if in a trance, you do everything he says. Your hand is still clenched, as if holding the doorknob. Iguin pulls it toward you, and a bright light and a strong wind blow in front of you, forcing you to close your eyes.
Rubbing your eyes with your other hand, you slowly look around. In the middle of your house, a door has opened, leading to the snow-capped mountains. A cold wind blows from there, blowing snow into your home. You step forward hesitantly. Iguin releases you, allowing you to step through the door. Your bare feet touch the cold snow. "This isn't an illusion," you think incredulously. You knew teleportation spells, but never over such a long distance, and sealed in your hand at that. You look at your hand again; the black design is still emblazoned on it.
"Well, how do you like it?" the brimhat asks, levitating next to you. You just look at him, then open the main door again. This time it's a sandy beach, burning your feet after the cold snow. The sound of waves and the smell of the sea surround you, leaving the cold and frost behind. Iguin, smiling contentedly, merely watches from the sidelines. You open several more doors, gathering a string of different places around the world behind you.
It seemed you couldn't stop. You look up at Iguin. He's hovering in the sky, watching you. "So, how do you like it? How does it feel to be free?" You look back, staring into all the doors that have opened behind you. "...Mesmerizing." Iguin only laughs in response. "Wonderful!" You look back at him again. The Brimhat is already in front of you, holding out his hand.
"There's more to come, I'll show you the real world of magic." For some reason, now there's no doubt, no fear, no caution, only interest, intrigue, a desire for more, to acquire all the knowledge of this world, to see it all with your own eyes. The doors slam behind you, cutting off any escape. You confidently place your hand in his, and he lifts you into the air, holding you close. It seemed so much closer, but he holds you tighter.
"The whole world is in your hands, you just have to want it. No one can take your freedom away from you again, so experience it fully." At that moment, his voice sounded like a bolt from the blue. One moment you stare at him, and it seemed he did too, the next, he lets you go. Realization comes a few seconds later, but you're already plummeting. Your throat tightens, you can't even scream, trembling through your body, and your head is treacherously empty. Iguin still smiles slyly, waving sweetly. Already expecting a painful landing, you close your eyes, but to your surprise, you're greeted by the featherbed of your own bed. You open your eyes and look around nervously. Your familiar home, your bed, and for a split second, it seems like it was all a dream. But the front door is open, an unfinished protective sigil is on the floor, and a strange, new drawing is on your arm. You sighed with relief, but remembering the brimhat, you frowned and ran your hand through your hair.
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The days passed one after another. The Brimhat continued to visit you, bringing with him a multitude of books, ink, and "his trinkets," as he called them. These were mostly jewelry or household items with various spells. Sometimes you felt like a doll in his hands, one he enjoyed dressing and decorating, which still haunted you, though not as much as before. It was as if the fear had subsided and been replaced by curiosity.
It was already dark outside. You sat at the table, continuing to study the books and spells, surrounded by candlelight. Lost in your own thoughts, you didn't notice the person behind you. You flinched at the sudden sensation of something on your head and darkness before your eyes. Sighing, you touched the fabric on your head.
"A brimmed hat?" you asked, pulling it down to the back of your head, revealing your gaze again. Iguin was already smiling at you contentedly, as always. "How do you like it?" You take the hat off your head and examine it. It's fairly ordinary, except for the small bell on the very tip. You smirk at the gift. "Good." You put it back on and walk over to the mirror in the corner of the room. "Very good."
Iguin flies up behind you, still smiling convincingly, and taps the bell with his finger, causing it to ring. You smirk at his actions and the new gift. "That's not all." He seems even more pleased with everything happening than you are. The mirror is small, so you can't fully see his movements. You turn to ask what it is this time, but a cloak with the same fur trim at the neck as Iguin's falls over your shoulders. Now in the mirror, near your face, you see the brimhat's toothy grin. "You're really spoiling me today," you chuckle, examining your new appearance in the reflection.
You abruptly turn to face Iguin. You place your hands under his chin and lift his head closer to you. Now it's your turn to tease him, or so you thought. "And how do I look?" You whisper, not taking your eyes off his lips. His hands settle on your wrists, stroking them. Iguin is silent for a moment, considering his answer. His hand moves further under your sleeves, caressing your elbows. Your hands move to his face, gently stroking his cheeks. How far will he let you go?
Iguin straightens up, towering over you, and moves indecently close to your ear. It seems as if he'll touch you with his lips. Your hands move to his neck. "Like a blank canvas, slowly but surely filled with the artist's brushstrokes." His whisper is sweet, as are his words, but you sense a feigned flattery in them. You only smirk again, though your throat feels dry. His hand moves to your shoulder, then to your nape of the neck, holding you tightly, causing you to inhale sharply. His other hand falls to the small of your back, carefully lifting the hem of your shirt and sliding over your bare skin. It's usually cold in the house, so his hands always feel too hot against your frozen skin.
Iguin's hand instantly turns you toward the mirror, and you look at each other again. You hadn't noticed how flushed your face was until you saw yourself in the mirror. The blush from your cheeks trails down your neck, leaving a slight tingling sensation. "Accept my last gift for today," his breath fanned your skin. His hand still holds your waist in place under your clothes, pressing you tightly against his chest, while the other lifts your hair at the nape of your neck.
Your tongue feels stuck to the roof of your mouth, and you can't speak, only swallowing nervously as your saliva flows freely. Sweat trickles down your forehead, and your fingers twitch on either side of you. You notice this in the mirror and clutch the brimhat's pants. Breathing heavily, you try to anticipate his next move, but he only slowly strokes your skin. Your head is a blur, and you're not sure if your trembling is from fear or anticipation, or perhaps both. You look at Iguin again and lick your lips. He gives you a toothy smile in response, and you see only his hand move to your chin, holding you still. "Don't move," he says, and the last thing you see is Ivgin's open mouth with teeth near your neck.
The next moment, you wake up on your bed. Looking around nervously, you notice it's already morning outside. A brimmed hat and cloak hang on a chair, a half-read book lies open on the table. And you're alone in the house, as always, as it should be. "Was it a dream?" you whisper, touching the back of your neck with your fingers. But instead of the expected sensation of skin against skin, you feel a sharp jolt down your spine, as if struck by lightning. You hiss painfully and sit up abruptly. Rising from the bed, you try to see your nape in the mirror, which is extremely difficult. All you can see is the familiar ink.
You didn't bring it up, still unsure if you'd dreamed it, but Iguin had suspiciously started running his fingers over your neck, or poking it, or, even without seeing his eyes, feeling his gaze on that very spot. This made you doubt it. Finally deciding to raise the issue, Iguin looked at you, puzzled.
"I don't understand what you're talking about." One moment he looked completely sincere, but the next he would break into his nasty smile. This made you wary of the brimhat.
i love your iguin x reader fics… no one seems to write them
so i’ll look forward for your future fics of them cus i’m genuinely yearning for them
It's still unusual for me to receive messages like this, but it's very very nice🥺(I don't know how to say this, but thank you really)
And I'll be back very soon (I hope🥲) with more (if nothing changes😅).
Let me tell you that you’re the ONLY soul in the Iguin x reader tag and I love you very much 🥺 /p I’ve been searching everywhere for fanfics of this guy and I lost hope till I came across you! If you plan on writing more for him I’d be so happy..I WANT THAT MAN BAD
WOW WOW OKAY okay, this is unexpected, when I started writing about Iguin x reader, I generally thought that this was a dead move, but WOW
I will, of course, continue writing, but a little later (in the coming days I have urgent things to do, as soon as I finish with everything, I will immediately return with a continuation😉)

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Iguin x brimmedhat!gn!reader (Part 2)
I wasn't really thinking about continuing it. I was just writing the first text that came to mind, just to see if I still had the hang of it. But then I got an idea, and I figured, why not?
It's a bit far-fetched, and I don't really like the introduction, but so be it.
❗And it's not a direct sequel. It's not really a sequel, just the same characters, set in roughly the same time period. Perhaps in the future I'll write short pieces to continue this "my little universe," if you can even call it that.
Warning: deviation from the canon, violence(??)
Word count: 1.6k
On this sunny, warm day, rays of light filtered through the tree leaves, illuminating an old hut. From the outside, it looked abandoned, but someone had lived there for a long time.
You rarely leave your new home, preferring to study magic alone. Although your newfound "friend" often disturbs your peace. Books and scribbled paper are scattered throughout the room. Training and studying a new, completely unknown and forbidden magic are in full swing. A cup of tea sits nearby, a brush in hand, a new book before your eyes, and a new drawing at your fingertips. A multitude of ideas and thoughts swarms through your head, but putting them all together is difficult.
A knock on the door jolts you out of your reverie. You jump in your chair in surprise. No one could find your hut even if they really wanted to. It's very securely hidden and protected from prying eyes by signs. Only one person knows about it, and you. "If you can call him human." You catch yourself every time you think about it. You carefully open the door, but there's no one behind it. Only the rustling of leaves in a light breeze and the sound of water from the nearby river. You peer outside in confusion, but there's still no one around. Shrugging, you close the door, already thinking about hallucinations from overexertion and a short break. Just about to return to your workstation, you crash into something, or rather, someone.
"Long time no see, my dear friend," Iguin drawls affably. You step back in fright, slamming your back into the door. "What the hell?! What are these games for?" you ask, coming to your senses and indignantly jabbing your finger at the brimmedhat's chest. He only smiles wider and leans towards you. "You needed a little pick-me-up before your first task." Iguin continues through the house, examining the books and your drawings. "You certainly did pick me up," you mutter indignantly, and then stop yourself. "Wait, what task?" "Oh? Are you interested?" While you glare at him, Iguin continues to pace your hut. "Get to the point, Iguin. What do you want from me?" He can be so annoying sometimes. "My brimhat friend gave me his new spell, but it hasn't been tested yet. You wouldn't refuse me a hand, would you?" He knows you won't refuse. And you know you have no choice.
Iguin hands you a piece of paper with a spell. You don't yet know the full meaning of the spell, but some of the symbols resemble those found in ancient books you haven't yet had time to read. "And what am I supposed to do with this?" you ask, still examining the spell. Iguin's smile widens. "Nothing complicated." Until this moment, the brimmedhat had been blocking one of your windows with his back, but as soon as he stepped away, the landscape changed. Outside, it's no longer a dense forest, but a bright, vibrant village. Few adults are visible, but a surprising number of children are running around. "This spell should compel the bearer to obey the commands of its master." The brimmedhat takes out another sigil, this one slightly different from the one in your hand. "The master is the one who holds the master spell." You don't take your eyes off Iguin. It gradually dawns on you what he wants from you, but you wait.
"I need you, my dear friend, to draw a couple on these people. We can't cast a spell without proper testing. It's not that difficult, is it?" The brimmedhat doesn't stop smiling, and a chill runs through you. "It's not difficult, but I don't see a single—" Iguin interrupts you. "No, no, no, we don't need adults. We need new, immature minds who can learn real magic." Your throat tightens. He wants you to make slaves of the brimmedhats out of these children. You don't notice how your breath catches and you take a step back. You look out the window one last time and turn your now-scowl to Iguin.
"I won't draw spells on children, Iguin," you say as firmly as you can, but your voice still trembles slightly. It's hard to refuse this brimmedhat. "No? Why?" It feels like he genuinely doesn't understand. "These are children! Especially ignorant ones, they don't understand anything at all. We can't just steal someone's children and make them our slaves!" you protest, gradually raising your voice to a shout. The village outside the window disappears, returning the familiar forest. For a second, it feels like he's resigned himself and will simply leave, but things aren't that easy with Iguin. "Have you been like this for a long time?" The brimmedhat's smile fades and he approaches you. "I knew what I was doing when I drew my first sigil!" You back away from Iguin, desperately trying to get your point across. "You seem to be forgetting who's keeping you alive." You back away until your back meets the door again. The brimmedhat looms over you. Fear grips you, sending cold sweat and goosebumps down your spine. You breathe faster, trying to stay afloat. "I didn't ask you to do this, Iguin." Swallowing the lump in your throat and clenching your teeth, you take a deep breath. "Do whatever you want, I don't care about you or your plans. I'm not afraid of you." Your breathing quickens, but you try to maintain your composure. This is the first time you've refused Iguin's request, but it's also the first time he's asked you anything like this. Silence hangs between you, and you hope he'll just disappear and leave you alone. But hope fades as quickly as a smile appears on his face.
"I've had a wonderful idea." There's no hint of friendliness in his voice. Now it sounds frightening and dangerous. You swallow nervously, ready to kick him out of your house, when Iguin's hand grabs your face, covering your mouth, and, turning around, throws you to the floor next to your desk. Before you can come to your senses, he sits on top of your chest, pinning your arms tightly to his torso with his legs. You desperately cling to his clothes, but your attempts are futile. "Apparently, these pointed caps have really hammered care for others into you. I'll have to tear it out of you just as hard. You're not afraid of anything, are you?" Your eyes widen in horror at what's happening. Your body trembles involuntarily, you shake your head from side to side. The horror of your helplessness comes to your eyes and your vision becomes clouded with moisture. "H-hey, hey, hey, wait, you can't do this." Voice trembles and you're not sure who you're trying to convince, him or yourself. Iguin only smiles wider. "Where should I draw it? Maybe here?" He touches your neck with his fingers, runs them up, feeling you swallow in horror. "Or maybe here?" He strokes your cheek, causing another wave of goosebumps. "Exactly, right here!" Iguin exclaims joyfully, poking his finger into your forehead. The blood runs cold in your veins, and your ears begin to ring. "Don't. Listen, Iguin, don't do this." Your throat is torn, as if you were screaming, but in reality you are barely audible. The feather in the brimmedhat's hand hangs over your forehead and you shake your head again, squeezing your eyes shut. "No-no-no, stop, wait—" You stop from a sharp blow to the face. It was not a strong but noticeable slap. Without giving you a chance to say a word, Iguin shoves two fingers into your mouth, pressing your tongue tightly to your lower jaw. "Bite me and I'll break your jaw." He's closer now, and you can see his lower face more clearly, especially his terrifying smile. You freeze, your mouth watering, and you desperately try to swallow. You moan tearfully as the feather touches your forehead. Your tear-filled eyes dart across Iguin's face, seeking mercy. You can't move, can't bring yourself to do so, only your fingers cling tightly to his robe. A stifling silence hangs over you.
By the time Iguin finished the spell, all you could do was sniffle in fear. "It's done!" the brimmedhat exclaims joyfully, admiring his creation. "Oh? Don't look at me like a frightened fawn," It feels as if he's only just now noticed you as a whole. He drawls, and then his face lights up. "Exactly! I realized who you remind me of all this time! A fawn without antlers, trying to compete with the leader of the herd." He removes his fingers from your mouth and you can finally take a deep breath. For a moment, he grimaces and wipes his fingers on your cheek. Iguin leans even closer and you feel his breath on your ear. "See you soon, my little fawn." And in that same instant, he vanishes into thin air.
For a moment, you lie on the floor, not daring to move. "This can't be true. He's just messing with me. Yes, he's definitely just torturing me; it's nothing." You try to convince yourself, and with a trembling body, you crawl to the mirror. But your confidence fades too quickly when you see a black spot on your forehead in the mirror. In desperation, you rub your forehead, hoping to erase the spell, but it refuses to budge, having already become deeply ingrained into your skin. With a groan of disappointment, you throw your head back and hit the table. Before you can even curse from the impact, a mug falls on you, spilling cold tea all over your clothes. You try to hold back your trembling lip by biting it, but it's no use. The tears pour from your eyes with renewed vigor, and you cover your face with your hands. Now you're crying out loud, exhaling tremblingly and heavily, curled up in your own home, wet, humiliated, and doomed.
Outside the window, a cloud covers the sun, once again plunging the forest into a gloomy twilight, as if to undermine your condition.
Witch Hat Atelier | Ep5 | Hello, Coco. I’ve waited so long for the seeds I planted to sprout. How did you like the assignment I gave you? Did it aid your growth? I know. I’ll give you a gift. I’ll teach you things that Qifrey can’t. And when the day comes… Yes, what a day that will be!
Qifrey x knight Moralis!gn!reader
Okay, I like it and I'm quite happy with the result. Maybe I'll continue this story in the future.
Here they're 15-16 years old, teenagers who have almost finished their education. I imagine Qifrey in this time period as something between the adult Qifrey we know and the child Qifrey. He's still distant and sullen, but there's a hint of secrecy hiding behind his smile.
Warning: Perhaps it's out of character, a slight deviation from canon.
Word count: 2.2k
Deep underwater, far from prying eyes, crowds of sorcerers of all ages bustle, filling the auditorium corridors with life. In a distant hall, knights and defenders of magic are training. They are young, strong, and ambitious. One of the three sages watches closely, ready to correct the young knights. The only sounds in the hall are the clanking of spears and the heavy breathing of tired teenagers.
You're less fortunate than the others this day, and your sparring partner is Easthies, the best student, and, to your disappointment, a man who knows no mercy. Every training session with him feels like the last battle of your life. And each time ends with an unpleasant encounter between your face and the floor. During your training, you've learned every pattern, crack, and scratch on the floor from the hall's frequent use. And this time was no exception. You're already exhausted, covered in dust and sweat, desperately trying to fight to the end. Easthies's fatigue is evident in the slight sweat on his forehead and his slight shortness of breath. You often wonder if he's even human. A couple of blows, the clash of spears, and you're back on the floor, pinned under your comrade's foot. You raise your hands in surrender, and Easthies steps back, offering a helping hand. You accept it and rise to your feet. At that moment, Vinanna announces the end of training and that everyone is dismissed for the day. Everyone sighs tiredly and happily chats about their plans for the evening. All you can think about is getting out of this stuffy hall and washing all this dust off yourself.
You weakly bid the others farewell and leave the room. The training hall for future knights is located quite far from the dormitory and is usually very quiet. Stepping through the door, you are greeted by a small gazebo made of the same stone as the hall, with an open roof and a fountain in the center. You're low on energy, and the fountain looks too inviting, so you decide to sit on its edge to catch your breath and enjoy the silence. Your head is swirling with thoughts, from mistakes you've made in training and plans for tonight's dinner to your meeting with a blue-eyed blond and the quiet conversations they've been having. You close your eyes, rest your hands on your knees, and lower your head to clear your minds. You're pulled out of this daze by quiet footsteps, accompanied by a faint metallic clang. You look up and see the same blue-eyed blond who's been haunting your mind approaching, holding a towel and a spillage cups. Your lips involuntarily stretch into a smile.
"Qifrey," you whisper, exhaling with relief as he approaches. He places the spillage cups next to you on the fountain, standing between your legs. He smiles slightly and wets a towel with water. With one hand, Qifrey holds your chin, while the other gently wipes away dust and sweat with the towel. The water is cool, and you exhale again in relief, closing your eyes.
"Is training over?" It's not a whisper, but his familiar, measured voice, making your knees buckle. You merely hum affirmatively. His hand finds the hem of his long robe and lifts it, running his fingers up his leg. You stop at his knee, stroking it with your thumb. Qifrey frowns slightly. "Are the others still in the gym?" Qifrey asks again. You hum affirmatively. Then he lightly slaps you on the shoulder. Your smile widens and you crack one eye. Qifrey frowns at you, but then sighs and moves from your face to your neck, washing away the dust and sweat from your exhaustion.
"You said you'd be busy studying for the exam," you choke out. Qifrey hums in agreement. "I needed to walk, clear my head." "And your feet still lead you to me?" you ask, smiling contentedly. Qifrey only smiles back and leaves a cool, damp cloth on the back of your neck to cool you down further. "Maybe," Qifrey whispers, running his hand through your hair.
You rest your forehead against his stomach, wrapping your other arm around his waist. How you've missed his warmth. Qifrey always seems so close and yet so far away that you can't help but miss him every free moment. You, too, have an exam awaiting you, but in his arms, any worries evaporate, leaving only his measured, soothing voice and gentle hands. Oh, his hands. You think you'd give all the money in the world to never let go of those hands. Not a single meeting between you goes by without a kiss on his fingers, wrist, or palm. In private, he always smiles tenderly back; in more public places, Qifrey tries to keep a reasonable distance, but with you, that's difficult. After all, you're his weakness too. He may not speak frankly and isn't always honest even with himself, but he'll never forget your loving eyes and your eternally satisfied smile. And you're right; his feet find you, lead him to you, drag him from the other end of the Great hall, just to see once again how your eyes light up the moment you spot him. Although listening to Olruggio's jokes and jibes brings a frown to Qifrey's face, he mentally confirms every word. He loves it.
But your peace didn't last long. By that time, Qifrey had also managed to close his eyes and didn't even notice the crowd of eyes watching you. Unfortunately, Galga wasn't able to hold back the twins, and they rushed to the fountain. A sharp stream of cold water ran down the back of your head, causing you to jump. Qifrey wiped the water from his face with displeasure. But his clothes were only left to dry. You turned to the twins, who were already running and laughing. "What idiots. Don't pay attention to them. They're always like this." You turned to Qifrey. Now you were even closer than before, and your hand, which had been on his knee from the sudden rise, had moved higher up to his thigh, lifting his robe even higher. Qifrey tugged his clothes away with displeasure and exhaled. His gaze darted into the crowd behind you, his brows furrowing even more. "I think I'll be going," he said, gathering his things. "I'll be busy tonight, so we won't be able to meet. Have a nice day." Before you can say a word, he's already disappearing down the distant corridor. You turn to your comrades and, to your surprise, are met with disgruntled ruby eyes fixed on his retreating figure.
"Your princess has run away," came the voice of one of the twins. "Don't sulk, it was impossible not to splash water on two such lovebirds." And they both laughed harder than ever. And it's always like that. Not a moment's peace. But you're not angry with them; the twins might be naughty, but they were also good knights and your friends.
To say that you and Qifrey are dating would be wrong, as no one discussed or announced it, although all the hints and actions suggested it. You tried to show signs, and it seemed like you even got a response, but neither of you wanted to bring it up. So there remained this unspokenness and distance between you, not allowing you to come closer, drown in him and no longer see this world without him.
The rest of the day was rather tense, though you tried to relax. Qifrey had told you not to come, but you were still looking forward to visiting him in the evening. You wanted to apologize for what had happened and maybe even talk about you, if you had the courage. But time, as luck would have it, was ticking by.
It was time for dinner. At least there you could chat with friends and take a break from your endless stream of thoughts. You sat at the table with your spear comrades as usual, but your eyes searched the dining room for the white cap of hair. Neither he nor his friend were visible, which made you frown.
"Thoughts like that distract you, that's why you'll never get up from the floor." Easthies's even voice struck you like a bolt from the blue. You didn't even notice him sitting down next to you. "I only have this problem with you," you replied, trying to lighten the mood, nudging him with your elbow. Easthies only groaned. "You understand that he'll be leaving the Great hall soon and is unlikely to return, and as long as you're one of the Knights Moralis, you won't leave the Great hall without orders." The last thing you needed to add was "I'll take care of it," but all you could hear was the clatter of dishes and the noise of sorcerers. But the truth still hits you harder. One of the reasons you and Qifrey hadn't broached the subject of your relationship. You both understood that after completing your training, you'd have to separate and that seeing each other would be incredibly rare. And maybe you could handle it, but was Qifrey ready for that? The answer, surprisingly, terrified you to the point of trembling. You didn't respond to Easthies, only buried your face in your plate. Your attempt to avoid thinking, at least during dinner, had failed.
After dinner, you didn't wait any longer. Your feet led you to Qifrey's room. Halfway there, you weren't walking anymore, you were running, bursting into the room without knocking. Qifrey looked up in surprise. He was sitting at his desk, the room was empty; many hadn't yet returned from dinner. "Did something happen? Did you run?" Qifrey asked, rising from his seat. You looked at him with wide eyes. All thoughts of talking evaporated. He was in front of you, and you couldn't see a better moment than now to act. You quickly closed the distance, grabbed his wrist, and pulled him towards you. Qifrey looked at you with equally wide eyes, uncomprehending. There was a moment's pause. "Fuck it," you blurted out, and crushed your lips to his. Your other hand went to the back of his head, holding him there. For the first few seconds, Qifrey didn't respond, and you squeezed your eyes shut, already starting to think how stupid this was. But his hand lands on your waist, pulling you closer and clenching your clothes into a fist. He responds to the kiss with a calmer movement of his lips and you melt on the spot, no longer able to stop. Only after a few seconds does he pull away slightly, looking into your eyes. Now you see his face, red as a tomato, with disheveled hair and ragged breathing. Looking at this picture, you kiss him again. He moans into your lips, but still responds. Desperation is still present in your actions. Your hand squeezes his wrist and the back of his head tighter so that Qifrey does not feel your trembling. You decide on a more desperate step and try to deepen the kiss. Qifrey pulls away with a moan. He clings to your clothes, trying to pull you away and squeezes the fist of his other hand in an attempt to break free from your grip. He finally succeeds, and you pull back with a distinctive sound and a disgruntled groan, but you can't tear your eyes away from his lips. He breathes heavily and frowns slightly in response. "The others will be back soon, they shouldn't—" but you cut him off. Unfortunately for him, his lips are too enticing when he speaks, especially when they're slightly wet and red. This time, he doesn't hold back, which drives you even more crazy. Your pressure makes him step back until his back hits his own desk. Your tongues intertwine, and the room fills with the sounds of kissing, soft moans, and the heavy breathing of both of you. He doesn't resist, surrendering completely to the moment, and you no longer hold back. And it seemed you could stay like this forever. His lips are soft and tender, aching to be kissed endlessly. Your breaths mingle, like your voices, so much so that you can't tell which is which.
The creak of the door breaks your trance. And Qifrey gives you a sharp push in the chest. You take a couple of steps back, trying to catch your breath, and he turns away from the door, covering his mouth with his hand. Behind you, laughter and conversations erupt, then fall silent. "Are we interrupting something?" one of Qifrey's students and roommates asks after a moment of silence. "No— no, I'm leaving now," you say with a heavy sigh, taking one last look at the skinny figure with disheveled hair and a red neck before leaving the room. He, in turn, quickly goes to the bathroom, trying to cool down and collect his thoughts, running his fingers through his hair and sinking to the floor. You hurried back to your dorm and collapse onto your bed. So much is spinning in your head, from his soft lips, languid gaze, heavy breathing, tender skin, and moans to the fact that... you still haven't talked.
Iguin x brimmedhat!gn!reader
Hi!! Something just struck me and I decided to try and get back into fanfiction. Why not? It's a bit of a weird start, but I really like brimhats and I just felt like it, no excuse. English isn't my first language, so I'm trying to use a translator. I hope it doesn't end there. Enjoy reading!!
Warning (maybe??) there is no context, pain(??) Idk
Word count: 675
Deep in the forest, where no beast would venture, stood a small hut.
You sit before a large mirror in a dimly lit room. At your feet lie numerous books with various images, vials of ink, and a dying candle. Somewhere in the darkness of the room, a shirt, cape, brimmed hat, and shoes are lost. A brush is in your hand, and your entire upper body is already covered in a multitude of patterns. You ignore your surroundings, concentrating on the design on your hand. Having completed the last element and closed the circle, the sign glowed faintly and vanished, as if nothing had happened. "The spell was successful." it echoed in the warmth beneath your skin and a slight tingling sensation at the tattoo site.
You look up at the mirror and only now notice the figure in the hat and mask behind you. "Interesting, invisible tattoo ink can be dangerous for a young mind," Iguin drawls, emerging from the darkness of the room closer to the candle. "What do you need?" you ask, not taking your eyes off the figure behind you. "I can help," Iguin sits behind you, placing an open palm on your bare back. His hands are hot against your skin, making you shudder. "I can do it myself," the brimmed hat witch clearly ignores your answer, taking the brush from your hands and dipping it into the inkwell. This time, it's the most ordinary spell ink. He says nothing, asks nothing. He only hums softly as he draws on your back. His other hand rests on your shoulder for reassurance, but this brings more tension. You stare at him through the mirror. Behind the mask, his eyes are invisible, only a slight smile on his lips.
Some time passes. You try to understand what he's drawing on your back, but you can't quite make out the patterns. This man was always clever, you'd learned that in your short time among the brimmed hat group. The last thing you notice is the circle completing his design. As soon as Iguin completes it, a wave of goosebumps runs through your body, followed by a stabbing pain across the entire design, forcing you to arch your back and open your mouth in a silent scream. Cold sweat breaks out all over your skin, and your body refuses to listen. Your bones twist and ache, making it impossible to bend a finger. The brimmedhat's hot hands rest on your eyes, pulling your head to his shoulder, and the other on your collarbone, soothingly stroking and holding. You can't see anything, only hear his whisper in your ear, but you can't make out a word. With one hand, you cling to his pant leg, and with the other to the arm blocking your view, either pushing him away or slamming into place. Your legs bend involuntarily, and your back burns. Any words or moans of pain become a lump in your throat, allowing you to breathe heavily.
You don't know how much time passes, but it feels like an eternity. The pain slowly subsides, your body gradually relaxes, leaving behind uncontrollable trembling and a faint tingling. You breathe heavily, swallowing saliva. "That's it, it's over," Ivgin's hot breath fanned your ear behind you. "What— what did you do to me?" you asked with the last of your strength, trying to push the hand away from your face. Iguin gave in, and your vision returned. You looked in the mirror at the hatter, still holding you in place against his chest. "You'll find out soon enough," Iguin drawled, breaking into a dangerous smile and disappearing into the smoke, as if no one had ever been there.
Lacking support, you fell backward onto your back. Your body is still shaking, preventing you from even holding yourself up with your arms to sit up. You stare at the ceiling, breathing heavily. "What have I done?" you say to the empty room, and the candle finally goes out, plunging the hut into the pitch darkness of night.

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suspension of disbelief.
⟢ pairing: qifrey x afab!reader
⟢ word count: 9.2k
⟢ tags: master x apprentice relationship, exmaster!qifrey x brimmedhat!reader, allusions to vague qifrey x olruggio, afab!reader but reader gets a magic cock, no real mention of gender or reader's body otherwise, bottom!qifrey, top!reader, ooc because qifrey and reader don't tree immediately despite having a somewhat positive sex experience, spin off from the drag path series, unedited, SMUT (MDNI)
Late at night, Qifrey finds himself missing his old apprentice. But at the witching hour, the devil themselves appears at his door (or window).
⟢ a/n: title is called suspension of disbelief because reader and qifrey have somewhat positive sex without turning into trees 😔✌🏻
The atelier settles into a particular kind of quiet during the deepest hours of the night—the witching hour, aptly named—long after the hearth has burned low, when the murmuring voices upstairs finally fade into slumber. It had taken more time than usual, tonight; even after Qifrey sent them to bed had his apprentices remained awake, debating the theory of mixed spells with an enthusiasm they only occasionally thought to hush—unaware of how easily every word and sound drifted through the atelier's walls and wooden floors, down to where he sat in the kitchen below.
But now, even that has given way to soft snores, the steady inhale-exhale rhythm of deep sleep. Qifrey sits alone at the table, a cup of chamomile tea cradled loosely between his hands as he watches the fire. Lately, he's found himself like this more often than he cares to admit—suspended in these long stretches of drawn-out silence, doing little more than sitting and watching. Letting his thoughts circle endlessly like kettling birds, before they wander, again and again, back to the waterlogged memories Coco's arrival have stirred loose from his mind.
On the upper floor, just down the hallway and around the corner, sits a locked room above his own—left untouched, as though still waiting for its owner to return. He's not so different, Qifrey thinks.
The kitchen window creaks. He glances up.
There's a witch sitting on the windowsill. One leg swung carelessly over the ledge, brimmed hat tilted at an angle that casts the upper half of their face into shadow. Moonlight catches on everything else—the slope of their shoulders, the fine silver threads woven through their cloak like drifting smoke, and the faint gleam of their smile.
Or rather, your smile.
"Hello, Master," you say.
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Please make sky happy you always draw him with such a sad and tired face on please I'm begging can he smile and get a hug I need him happy please
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