read this and remember it. read this and remember that she is going to use the profits of her fucking ego-stroking reboot to decimate trans rights. read this and remember that every time you pay into her IP, you are emboldening her to hurt us more.
our lives matter more than your fucking nostalgia.
trans lives matter more than your fucking nostalgia.
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Okay but its incredible to me that Game Freak managed to be so tight lipped on this. Like, we were so sure of Unova Remakes because of a leak forever ago and there've been times when the entire new roster of Pokemon with models have been leaked (SwSh was a fun leak cycle) but absolutely nobody saw Legends Z-A coming. No leaks, nothing.
being on tumblr has taught me that girls see men's hands the same way men see tits, therefore from now on i will be constantly covering my hands with gloves to protect them from the horny female gaze
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I read your yandere dilf post just before going to sleep and had a very interesting dream as a result: yandere Wild West Outlaw!
He takes you hostage to keep the rangers from going after him after a robbery. Youâre tied up in front of him on his horse and after riding away from town for a long time he doesnât set you down somewhere like you expected but takes you with him into his hideout.
Bonus: heâs (basically) masked > bandana covering half his face and the rim of his hat casting a shadow over his eyes
Yandere Wild West Outlaw! Headcanons
Warnings: Implications of Smut, Kidnapping, Non-Consensual Touching, Forced Proximity, Slow Burn, Stockholm Syndrome, Masked Outlaw ;), Petnames, Killing, Mentions of Robbery, Non-Consensual Voyeurism/Surveillance, Description of Injury & Blood, No Pronouns used for Reader except âYouâ, etc.
A/N: Anon, I am in love with this concept !
⥠Yandere Outlaw whose body encompasses yours, his chest to your back and his arms caging you as he grips the horseâs reigns, his breathing steady as if he hadnât just committed a multitude of crimes. Then again, considering how proficient he was at wiping the inn clean of all its savings and tying you up on his horse before the rangers could even arrive, you suspected this was not the first time heâd done this. Nor would it be the last.
⥠Yandere Outlaw says very little after he abducted you, his last words being sharp commands, laden with a calmness you would never have expected from a man holding an entire building hostage.
⥠And, in your terror, you said nothing to him, your back to his front as he rode to nowhere discernible, the civilised, populated terrain of your home town having melted away hours ago.
⥠No, the Outlaw gave nothing away. Even after days of being forced to travel with him to what you could only pray would be a town â somewhere for him to dispose of you before taking to the canyons again â he said nothing.
⥠Heâd offer you food, and, after the first 24 hours of starving yourself out of sheer distrust â or principle, as you wanted to see it â you succumbed to your famine.
⥠Yandere Outlaw would feed it to you before disappearing behind whatever cover lay nearby â oftentimes his horse â and eat.
⥠Whatever lay beneath his bandana was a mystery to you. And it only took you trying to see what he looked like once to see that your endeavour was a hopeless one.
⥠Youâd strained and leaned past the point of no return, falling onto your side.
⥠And Outlaw came back into view, adjusting his bandana back over his nose, the shadow cast over his eyes by his hat much like that descending over the valley you now inhabited.
⥠Your heart stammered as he grew closer, the spurs of his boots the land equivalent to the fin of a shark as Outlaw came to a stop before you.
⥠He got to one knee, so quietly that you could see why nobody ever saw him coming, and, brushing a lock of hair from your face with a gloved hand, chuckled.
⥠Low and rumbling, like an earthquake. Or one of Godâs many natural disasters. A gruff, brief thing as ephemeral as life itself.Â
âĄÂ âDonât get yourself all scuffed up now, Darlinâ,â he says. His hand trails from just behind your ear, tracing your jaw, the tendons in your neck, stopping just short of where your shirt hangs above your collar bones.
⥠You think that you hear him hiss. So sibilant and soft youâre unsure whether you perhaps imagined it and rather heard the conversation of pit vipers laying just below the hard sand beneath your ear.
⥠Outlawâs head tilts, his face no clearer to you now as it was days ago, especially now with the setting sun casting a misplaced halo about his hat-clad head, his front shadowed. Two sides, one a light facade, the other his true nature.
⥠âYouâre no good to me broken.â
⥠Yandere Outlaw whose only elaboration of that cryptic sentiment comes in the form of another dayâs travel, during which you remained firmly bound â and gagged at one juncture when you made the mistake of crying for help when you spotted a lone merchant out on the open road.
⥠Yandere Outlaw neutralised that channel of freedom for you very quickly with a crack of a bullet, leaving you glassy-eyed and breathless as he ransacked the merchantâs travel cabin, taking all manner of valuables.
⥠âWhy, thank you, Darlinâ,â he says, his gloved hand coming to rest on your knee, clapping down on you and making you jump â shriek. And he squeezes with all the familiarity of someone whoâs done this before.
⥠âWouldnâtâa found this here haul if you hadnât tried to scream your pretty little head off.â
⥠Yandere outlaw knows thatâs isnât quite true; heâs an excellent tracker, and an even better marksman. Heâd have found this travelling man on his own eventually; the outcome would have been identical. But you didnât need to know that.
⥠The gag was practically useless after that, for your desire to keep others from the same fate as the travelling salesman had you quiet as a mouse.
⥠Yandere Outlaw can sense how rigid you are â less so than you were when heâd first taken you, but you still feltâŚdifferent. You were loose in the way that submission often made people slaves to fatigue, to their fate. And he couldnât help but wonder if youâd succumbed to yours so soon, especially when, as you finally drifted off to sleep after a day and a half without it, you leaned into his chest, head to his shoulder.
⥠Unwillingly, of course. Your exhaustion weighed you down, lead. You had no control over your unconscious body, regardless of how repulsive you found the pillow you were leaning on.
⥠Yandere Outlaw canât help but let his gaze drift from the open canyon ahead, gradually giving way to caves and rocky rivers, to your face. You were tranquil in sleep, brew no longer knotted in worry, or fear. JustâŚsleep.
⥠Yandere Outlaw could feel his hands twitching, the urge to touch you creeping up behind him the longer he stared at your vulnerable form.
⥠Yandere outlaw who, for a second, and a second only, let his hand slip from the reigns and slither, slowly, to your knee, up the expanse of your clothed thigh.
⥠Yandere Outlawâs heart who, for the first time in a long time, beats at a humming birdâs pace when you shift in your slumber, making him withdraw.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who, watching, waiting for you to settle back into sleep, kept his hands from you the rest of the night. Though temptation beckons him to do otherwise.
⥠Yandere Outlaw shifted behind you, waking you. Only when you were torn from a dream of being anywhere but here did you realise the horse had come to a stop, an unfamiliar breeze settling over you.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who, unsaddling you from the horse, carries you like a bride in his arms, kicking open the door to an abode you didnât even know was there.
⥠Yandere Outlaw sets you down beside a pole, tying you to it. Tightly.
⥠âWelcome home, Dollface,â he says, hands settling on his belt as he watches your eyes jump from one corner to another, taking in these new surroundings, these new circumstances.
⥠Of course, you donât accept the conditions Outlaw has roped you into. Not without a fight.
⥠Yandere Outlaw, as a result, had to keep his eye on you when you initially began your residence with him.Â
⥠For the first couple of weeks, heâd take you to the waterfall to bathe every other day; would watch you as you did so. At first, bashful and uncomfortable, youâd asked him to turn around as you stood exposed. To which the Outlaw just laughed. âAinât much worth lookinâ at,â heâd reassured you.
⥠Yandere outlaw who tells you exactly how the dayâs going to go.
⥠âYouâre gonna cook whatever I bring back. Yâunderstand ?â
⥠Yandere Outlaw who initially only lets you chop up vegetables and bread, withholding the excuse to use a sharp knife from you by intentionally not collecting any meat.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who, before taking even a bite of the meal you prepare, makes you taste it first. âI know you little crafty types; poison enough in your veins to kill a horse.â
⥠Translation: âYouâre having this first to make sure itâs not going to kill me.â
âĄÂ Yandere Outlaw who, after that initial hurdle, though he wonât admit it, feels his tongue practically bursting with flavour when he tastes your soup for the first time. Though, he keeps it under wraps, his form hidden behind a wall, his bandana pulled down.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who, with little alternative to offer you, makes you sleep in his bed.
⥠âEither that, or youâre sleepinâ outside.â
⥠He still wears the bandana btw, and wears a sleep mask over his eyes.
⥠He doesnât touch you. Not in intentional ways, it would seem.
⥠Not at first.
⥠A light brush of the hand here and there.Â
⥠Sure, the urge to bask in the aura of the most beautiful person heâs ever seen is pretty overwhelming for the Outlaw. Especially since he doesnât understand why he feels this way, never having felt it for anyone else before.
⥠Sure, heâs taken others, some much more enthusiastic than others (you donât get to his level of notoriety without attracting a few hundred fans).
⥠So, when youâre asleep, an arm and a leg bound to the bedpost, he watches you.
⥠He tells himself itâs for his own safety, to make sure youâre not going to reach for a weapon and gut him like a pig.
⥠But when he sees your gentle face, he knows youâre incapable of that
⥠He likes to think that youâre incapable of anything without him around. Makes him feel bigger, stronger.
⥠So why exactly was he still looking upon you into the late hours of the night ?
⥠Over time, his resolve begins to crack.
⥠Especially with every aspect of your partnership accounted for.
⥠The baths, the bed sharing, the homemade cooking â itâs just all soâŚ
⥠Domestic.
⥠But, that doesnât make Outlaw trust you any more than the day he first took you. Not yet, at least.
⥠Despite his confidence in his own ability to keep you here, he knows the indomitable human spirit is strong enough to break through every precaution. And, just in case you do manage to escape, heâs making sure you canât pick him out of a lineup if you make it to law enforcement â if the vultures donât pick you off first.
⥠Yandere Outlaw makes you cook every night, under the guise of you âNeedinâ your strength to straighten this place out.â
⥠Yandere Outlaw who appoints you as his head housekeeper, making it your sole responsibility to be the âhomemakerâ of the two of you.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who feels strange when he sees you with one of his shirts tied about your waist â a makeshift apron â who doesnât even recognise this feeling as domesticity. Warmth. That feeling of security having been deprived of him all his life.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who wonders what youâd look like wearing one of his shirts.
⥠And something in his brain chemistry changes.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who, during your river baths, knocks your clothes into the stream when youâre not looking, offering you his shirt when youâre ready to come out.
⥠âYâreally should be careful,â he tells you, swallowing thickly as the neckline of his shirt dips below your collarbones, drowning you. He looks away, not trusting that the feeling coiling in his lower half wonât spring out at any moment. âMen might take advantage of a pretty lilâ thing like you. Especially when youâre soâŚâ A shiver shoots up his spine. âVulnerable.â
⥠Your clothes seem to disappear not long after that, leaving you only with whatever consisted of the Outlawâs wardrobe.
⥠You notice that he seems to disappear at odd hours of the day, leaving you to your chores while he does something.
⥠Little do you know that the something he is doing is a secret heâll take to his grave.
⥠The sight of you in his shirts, of you in the river, is too much for him.
⥠He takes to hiding out in a densely vegetated patch of land behind the cabin toâŚrelieve himself of his thoughts of you. Thoughts heâs used to sustaining for perhaps a second or two when it came to his prior conquests. Thoughts that, now, a month into your capture, extend long into his nights and speckle his logic when heâs on a mission.
⥠Itâs dangerous, he knows; to have his mind elsewhere while he risks his life for the loot he so desires. But he canât deny that they make him feel human. Normal.
⥠Despite how un-normal this entire situation is.
⥠It takes every ounce of his restraint not to just tie you down and take you while you sleep beside him, make you scream and cry for him as he empties his frustration and, dare he say, lust, into you.
⥠But, he doesnât want to scare you off.
⥠Doesnât want to see your eyes light up in fear whenever he enters the room.
⥠He wants something else.
⥠Something that he doesnât have a word for.
⥠Itâs only when he happens across a conversation with you, asking you if you had âA lover boy back home,â that he found the word he was looking for.
⥠You wince at the question, the memory of your life away from this situation salt in an unhealed wound.
⥠âNo,â you tell him, your honesty a virtue. âHavenât been in a relationship yet.â
⥠Relationship.
⥠It felt right to the Outlaw when he heard it; especially coming from you.
⥠It sticks with him the rest of the day, and while youâre cooking dinner, washing the Outlawâs clothes, dusting the sparse furniture, heâs got one thing on his mind.
⥠How to get you into a relationship with him.
⥠Heâs completely unequipped to deal with someone on such an intimate level, so he uses all his knowledge heâs gathered while seducing and bedding others to piece together a game plan.
⥠First, he needs to know what you like. He remembers from that one time a woman hit him with her shoe when he forgot her name ten minutes after meeting her.
⥠So, he starts hanging around you (much) more often, making you sit down and tell him about yourself.
⥠As he makes you spend time in his company, he comes to learn of the fanciful little things you enjoy.
⥠At first, the details are dry and few and far between, with you giving very little about yourself away.
⥠But, as his persistence drags into days, you eventually just start telling him whatever he asks, so long as itâs not too personal.
⥠Or painful.
⥠Whenever the outlaw can see you're starting to become upset, being reminded of your circumstances, he eases up on the personal questions and just asks superficial ones.
⥠âHowâre ya feeling today ?â âDâya eat well this morninâ ?â âDâya need me to dust a shelf down or somethingâ ?â
⥠His miniscule acts of selflessness are extensions of his effort to make you at least not hate him. Though you didnât know this. His thought process was still an enigma to you.
⥠He also stalks you in his own home.
⥠Listens to you sing while you complete your tasks, your voice the softest thing heâs heard sinceâŚwell, ever.
⥠Yandere Outlaw who, when he embarks on a hunt, never tells you where or when, and never even the how.
⥠The only clue youâll ever be given as to his nigh-weekly excursions are trinkets he brings with him. Ones which you thought heâd pawn elsewhere in the county at a later date, or bury in the canyon somewhere.
⥠Until he offers them to you.
⥠At first, youâre not sure what to make of theseâŚgifts ?
The first time he gave you one, he said nothing, only watching you.
⥠You swore you could see his shoulders heaving beneath his jacket, something almost feral in his demeanour. Pressurising.
⥠And, with the possibility of what could happen to you should you decline these acts ofâŚgenerosityâŚYou just take them, uttering a quiet âThank you,â before putting them in a kitchen cabinet, unsure of the intent behind them.
⥠The first few times this happened, you were befuddled.
⥠Yet, with how gently the Outlaw placed them in your hands, with how intense his gaze was, even though you couldnât see it beneath the permanent shadow across his brow, you could feel it.
⥠It was only one evening when the Outlaw returned with yet more loot that the meaning behind the trinkets became apparent.
⥠His hand disappears into the inside pocket of his jacket, and he withdraws a small box; rounded and bejewelled like an idol. He comes to stand before you, and, shoulders pinned abc and rigid, you swallow. Thickly.
⥠He looks down at the box, and,his finger dragging along the edge, slowly, he relinquishes it to you.
⥠And, by pure force of habit, you accept.
⥠You turn the box gingerly between your fingers, the dim candlelight from within the cabin just barely warding off the black of the night, setting the precious stones welded within the metal alight.
⥠âWell,â the Outlaw says, making you jump. You look up at him, eyes wide.
⥠âOpen it.â
⥠He says it as if itâs the most obvious thing in the world.
⥠Swallowing again, your gaze skitters back to the box.
⥠And, with bated breath, you lift the lid.
⥠A delicate, silver melody slithers from the portal youâve opened, a serpentine tune wrapping around your mind, vivid, beloved memories riding on its feathered wings.
⥠Your favourite song.
⥠For a moment, one sweet, fragile moment, youâre not here.
⥠Youâre back at home, in a warm bed that is yours and yours alone, surrounded by the people who matter most to you, any celebration mankind can conjure not even a whisper of the joy you feel in this scene.
⥠And then, as the wind blows autumn leaves from the human mind, the memory is gone, taken away by reality realising it has neglected you.
⥠Youâre looking into nothing now, the apparition of your past slipping from you, your eyes wavered and muffled withâŚ
⥠Tears.
⥠In your periphery, just outside the realm of reality youâre returning to, the Outlawâs drilling gaze drops from you to the floor ina rare show of anticipation. A hand comes to the back of his neck, where he squeezes the skin. A stress ball.
⥠âDo youâŚâ he begins, âDo ya like it ?â
⥠Your stare inches from the void up to the outlawâs hidden face.
⥠Perhaps if he had a discernible human feature, you could sense anticipation there. But as it stood, this was no man, but a phantom.
⥠One which must have heard and remembered that tune you often sang while completing chores.
⥠You couldnât take it.
⥠To have him acknowledge the memory â to make it more real â nailed your coffin shut.
⥠And you broke down.
⥠When you crumpled into a pile, the Outlaw took a step back, one hand reaching for his holster; a knee-jerk reaction.
⥠And what little solace he could offer came in a most inconspicuous display.
⥠The Outlaw got to one knee, now at your level.
⥠And, with a careful hand, he placed a gloved finger upon your shoulder. Then another. Then another.
⥠Spidery and unfamiliar, foreign, the Outlawâs actions were jerky, janky, an unoiled machine. But he was trying.
⥠When his hand lay against the curve of your shoulder, you did not move. Did not shunt him off or scream at him to let go.
⥠You remained where you were, weeping into your shirt apron.
⥠And the Outlaw, with a fiery grip encircling his heart, feeling brewing in his centre, stronger than all those implicatures and desires. This was solid, unlike the quicksand foundations upon which the Outlawâs every emotion was built upon.
⥠Was thisâŚ
⥠Empathy ?
⥠His grip on your shoulder tightened, the revelation swarming through him like locusts.
⥠He swallowed. Tried thinking through the orchestra in his mind.
⥠âSâokay,â he said. To you, and to himself. His fingers moved gently, your skin and muscle warm through the leather of his gloves. âYouâre okay.â
⥠Things changed after that.
⥠He no longer forced you to sleep in the same bed as him, instead bringing back with him a fine silk cover from one of his trips, gifting it to you.
⥠Yet, you still chose to sleep in the same bed as him.
⥠âItâll be getting cold soon,â you said. âWIth winter coming, and all.â
⥠And, while this new feeling, raw and fresh, wasâŚnice compared to the emptiness that often lingered in his chest, the Outlaw couldnât help but feel weakened by this influx of emotion.
⥠When he tried to have his alone time with his thoughts of you, he feltâŚwrong.
⥠Ashamed.
â
⥠You were used to him disappearing for days at a time. Hell, you'd come to expect it at this point in your captivity.
⥠But something about tonight felt...off.
⥠Not that you'd ever admit it, even to yourself, but with the amount of time you'd spent together these last few months, you no longer hated being in his company.
⥠In fact, on the days he would be gone from the early hours of the morn to the late hours of the evening, you could even say you...missed it.
⥠And, unfortunately, despite your every instinct swaying you otherwise, you find that to be the case now.
⥠But, more than that, you're concerned. Something you'd never thought you'd feel for a murderer, a thief. Your kidnapper.
⥠And your pacing, your lip-chewing, your nail-biting are all proven justified when the Outlaw slams against the front door, stumbling through.
⥠At first, you just watch, ready to yell, to ask where he's been the last few days, until you see it.
⥠A bloodied handprint on the door.
⥠He staggers in, swaying on uneven footing, his breathing stifled,as if through a thin straw. He wheezes, collapsing into the doorframe beside him.
⥠And you rush to him. As if he wasn't the one who put you here to begin with. As if whatever's bringing him to his knees now wasn't justified, provoked.
⥠But you don't think of any of that, your mind filled only with the fact that nobody knows you're out here. Without guidance, you'd be dead before you reached the edge of the canyon encompassing your hiding place.
⥠You needed him alive.
⥠After wrestling him onto his bed, almost buckling beneath his weight, you found the source of his downfall.
⥠A wound; bullet-bitten and bleeding, a rouge flower burgeoning with the promise of extinction.
⥠You tried getting him to talk, to tell you what to do. But his voice was barely a whisper, instead using what little seeping strength that remained to point to a cabinet.
⥠Inside, you found what you knew would be needed to heal him. Whether it â you â could save him, though, was another story.
⥠You tried taking his bandana off to see if he was hurt elsewhere, but to no avail. Despite the life draining from his body, he somehow found it in himself to stop you, to place a gloved, trembling hand atop yours, an imploring aura to the gesture.
⥠Don't.
⥠And, for the first time, beneath the dim light of the cabin, you could see something human on him.
⥠It existed only in the form of a shimmer beneath the shadow of his hat, his face still very much obscured, yet the emotions on it were not.
⥠You recognised this emotion, for you'd worn it yourself, both inwardly and out, for the last three months.
⥠Fear.
⥠In its purest and most carnal form.
⥠And a voice, strained with either agony or disuse.
⥠âHelp me.â
⥠Throughout the night, you tended to Outlaw's wound. A maw-like, gaping thing it was, spouting blood as one would bucket water out of a sinking boat.
⥠Luckily, you didn't have to worry about shrapnel; the bullet went clean through outlaw's side, leeaving only the aftermath and not the instigator. You managed to stop the bleeding, use the stitching on Outlaw's shirt (which was basically yours now) to sew the wound closed.
⥠For the first time, Outlaw was uncharacteristically human.
⥠Sure, you'd seen the scars on his back when he bathed, the many brushes with death he'd encountered, some advancing into a dance, much like this night's escapade had been.
⥠But you knew, somewhere, somehow, that without another pair of hands here, Outlaw likely wouldn't have pulled through.
⥠Not this time.
⥠And now, here you sat, at Outlaw's beck and call, his bedside your new home.
⥠You watched over him, the cabin silent, the night just as quiet. Even the crickets seemed to chirp quieter, either out of fear or respect for the almost dearly departed.
⥠And, looking up from the massacre on the bed, your gaze swept the room. And you realise something.
⥠The front door, which neither you, nor Outlaw locked, is unguarded.
⥠Yandere outlaw is riddled with sleep, his agony having stripped him of his energy and his strength.
⥠So...why hadn't you tried to escape yet ?
⥠Looking over at Outlaw, sound asleep, you realised just how easy it would be to walk out that door.
⥠Sure, you might get lost. Might die of hypothermia during the freezing hours of a dessert night, but with enough layers, food and water, you saw no reason as to why you couldn't just leave right now.
⥠After all, it wasn't like you'd be killing Outlaw if you left. Sure he might die of infection, or blood loss if his stitches come undone. But you'd at least tried to help him. So your conscience wasn't going to be the issue.
⥠So what was stopping you ?
⥠Looking back at the Outlaw, you felt strange.
⥠The urge to protect him, to care for him, outweighed even your greatest notion of escape, which explained why the thought to do so hadn't hit you until just now.
⥠You bit your lip, looking between Outlaw and the door.
⥠Both options were tantilisingly easy to pursue, and yet only one would be available to you, the other perishing if you ignored it.
⥠Maybe hours passed. Maybe it was mere minutes.
⥠But watching the Outlaw sleep, at his most vulnerable, with his pleading âHelp me,â rattling around in your mind, the choice already seemed to be made for you. You just didn't want to tell yourself exactly why.Â
⥠So...you stayed.
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and if you call pedophilia an âorientationâ or in any way compare it to being LGBP+ you can unfollow, delete your blog, and set yourself on fire.Â
Iâve seen this circulating forever and genuinely thought âno way do I have any of them following meâ until this week when it turned out I had all these fuckin âMAPâ (pedophile) followers sad to find out Iâm an âantiâ (normal person)
Please leave and also please get guinea worm.
Biblically, if you mess with Children - Abuse them physically, mentally, or sexually, it is said that you are better off throwing yourself in a river and not coming back up. Remember that.
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you all hate the position i sleep in because you havenât advanced to my level and youâre jealous of my mental acuity and caustic wit as well as being extremely good at sleeping
I know itâs not hard to point out reactionaries hypocrisy when it comes to like safe spaces or hug boxes or whatever but genuinely how much of an echo chamber do you have to exist in for you to think this is a reasonable thing to say
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YANDERE! SIRENS + YANDERE! HUMANS x SINGER! READER (ACT 1)
âAthanaxious. We are going back right this instant!â An adult male siren called out to his brother. His beautiful gradient tail of obsidian to violet shimmered underneath the water filtered sunlight.
âOh stop being a prickly pufferfish for once, Vasileios. Weâll be in the deep once again in a moment. I just have toââ âAthanaxiousâ replied with a huff. No matter the uncountable times he had come to the shoreline, it was still difficult navigating through shallow water on such a rocky beach. His tail, an exact opposite of his companion with its sandy ivories and gold, flicked in all directions as it tried to propel him away from harsh terrain.
His hands gripped tightly to a leather sling bag across his exposed chest.
âHave to whââ The albino creature attempted to ask but was thwarted by a hash tug on his arm, âHey!â He stretched out his arm to slap Athanaxious in retaliation only to pause at the sound of singing.
âAll I ever wanted was the open sea and sky; freedom from the life I always knew.â
Both men froze. A chilly delight crawled through their spine, their limbs and eventually the tips of their fingers and fin. Vasileious had never heard of a voice that entrancing. He has heard several of his fellow sirens luring humans to their demise, but none of them could even hope to compare to this sound. It echoed within the chambers of his heart, the matter in his brain, and the longing that lied dormant within.
But then he saw itâs source and the features on his face soured.
A human.
You.
âNow all I am is haunted as days and hours roll byâŚâ You continued with your song, and then you abruptly halt. The next line wouldnât come out properly. Your eyes run over the words, slowly getting frustrated with how it wouldnât fit in.
Athanaxious doesnât waste a beat. He knew that adorably annoyed sneer youâd make and what would fix it. âAll I ever think about is you.â
Vasileious gasped. Athanaxious never sang. Always going on and on about the safety of the sailors on sea and how he didnât want their blood on his hands. Yet here he was freely providing his â quite literally â magical voice to this human.
âAthanaxious, what are youââ
âThan! Youâre back! I was just thinking on ways to improve that verse. Thank you.â You ran, the ruffles on your chiffon blouse flowed through the wind. You flinched and stumbled as the pebbles scraped the sole of your bare feet. Your luxurious leather heels long forgotten.
âOf course, your highness. I wouldnât miss our reunions here for anything.â Athanaxious winked, just like how you taught him a while back.
You chuckled. The siren had noticed how the clothes you wore contrasted to those heâd usually spot at sea. âCoutureâ you called it. But all he could think of was those pictures of human prince and princesses, and thus the little inside joke started. âI told you Iâm not . . . â
Your eyes trailed from your raven haired companion to the albino. Athanaxiousâ tail always fascinated you, but the new sirenâs looked out of this world. Further reminding you of how different the worlds you lived in actually were. âWhoâs your friend?â
âOh, him?â Athanaxious rolled his eyes, another mannerism he learnt from you, âJust one of my older brothers.â
âYou didnât tell me you have an older brother.â
âY-you didnât tell me you were fraternizing with a- a- human! What would father think about this?Not to mention mother . . .â Vasileiousâ fins shivered at the thought.
âFather knows.â Athanaxious shrugged whilst looking throw the bag heâd wrapped around him. You have gifted him many things, tangible or not, throughout your friendship. So he thought of bringing something back to you.
A pearl necklace. He was actually going to give you the clam it came from but judging from what fishermen looked for and spoke about, he thought giving you the biggest, shiniest pearl he could find would have been more appropriate.
As soon as you received the gift, you swiftly embraced him in an attempt to hide the empty look on your eyes before mustering the most sincere âThank you.â you could do.
âIn any case, donât humans have siblings as well? I just didnât think it would be interesting enough to mention in our conversations. Our time together is often far too brief.â
âFar too brief it is.â You stared at the iridescent pearl. A sigh escaped your lips. âThan, I have an event scheduled on a beachââ
Vasileios attempted to cover his little brotherâs mouth but it was too late.
âMagnificent! Weâll be there!â
âExcuse me, I didnât agree to thisââ
ââacross the continent.â Your cheerful temperament dissipated.
Athanaxious asked, confused at why you seemed so upset about such a fact. Didnât more events meant you get paid more in those currencies you spoke about? He shook his head, perhaps you were forgetting he wasnât human like you always did and said, âYour highness, do I like I wouldnât be able to swim there?â
âNo, of course not. You seem quite capable.â
Athanaxiousâ cheeks turned a dark shade of blue at your words.
âBesides you must have plenty of royal duties to accomplish.â
âI have no such thingââ
âThank you for reminding me, human.â Vasileiosâ patience had ran out. He loved his brother to pieces â he really, truly did â but feared the wrath of his parents much more. âMother asked us to survey the reefs. If we come back without a proper report. . .â
âOh fine.â Athanaxious slapped the other sirenâs hand away, and then faced you with his sharp teeth. âFare thee well, your highness.â
âYou too, Than. Twas a pleasure to meet your brother.â
You sighed one last time. Annoyed at your lack of confidence in conveying the message you wanted to.
Athanaxious will find out sooner or later that it was your very own wedding he would attend by himself,
and the nickname he gave you? Might have some truth to it soon.
[ AUTHORâS NOTE ] - status: unedited
Have an old ass draft that has collected dust atp.
If this gets idk, 1000 notes Iâll make artworks of our siren brothers and switch out the one I have featured on the header.
This fic will have three-five acts in total. Of which the story Iâve already planned out. Itâs pretty much just a twist on the classic little mermaid story to end our pride month with a bang. We love our historic gays as much as our contemporary ones đłď¸âđ
reader is amab and will have more stuff alluding to their masculinity in later acts.
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