Cotton's Cottage

Casually explodes /pos

I have a few, actually! Jade Juniper is, of course, the daughter of John Juniper, the world's greatest actor. Her mother, Cassidy Juniper, died during childbirth. She followed in her father's footsteps, taking on the title of the world's greatest singer, performing worldwide to help fund Zoraxis' operations. She'd donned the alias "Sabrina Hendrix" both to protect her identity and make the world a little more willing to support her - they didn't think any audience would trust another Juniper. Her life hadn't always been in the spotlight, though, as when she was younger she was greatly overshadowed by another aspiring operative: Operation C. (C is another creator's character that I used to write with, though we don't interact anymore- but she's still an integral part of Jade's lore.) C was the perfect operative, created in a lab to be an exact copy of Zor so that when they retired, she could take their place; she was even given red eyes since Zor is all for dramatic effect.

This drew in John's attention like a cat to a laser pointer, pulling him from Jade and starting her resentment towards her fellow operative. Unfortunately for her, C had never even heard of Jade, so her hatred didn't have much of an affect. Jade was left to fester and be raised by a butler.

Much later in the story, Oliver Gailes was introduced. He was pretty and charming, the perfect partner for any girl or guy who laid eyes on him. C stumbled across him first at a masquerade thrown by Jade.

This is where it gets a wee bit scuffed because I'm still trying to figure out the story, but I'll try to get the gist of it down.

Fast forward a bit, C grew distant and Oliver grew tired of her hostility, suggesting they part ways. C returned to the agency and Oliver returned to his normal life.

He hadn't necessarily searched out C's nemesis, it just kinda happened organically when they met at a coffee shop one evening. They hit it off pretty well and slowly but surely got to know one another, finding that they shared plenty of interests and such.

This gave Jade the perfect opportunity to introduce Oliver to Zoraxis the way she saw it, and if that didn't work, she'd give him vague threats along the lines of "If you don't join you'll be wiped out like everyone else in my way." She didn't have to though, thankfully, and they went on to live happily ever after (kinda) <3

TLDR: Jade Juniper was born to Cassidy and John Juniper, her mother died early and she went on to follow in her father's wake, becoming "Sabrina Hendrix" to be better accepted by the public. She was overshadowed during her childhood by the daughter/clone of Zor which gave her a grudge not even the best scenario could shake.

Oliver stumbles into the picture, falling in and out of love with Operation: C, Jade's rival, and proceeds to find and court Jade instead.

A crackship between the daughter of a terrorist organization and the son of a camera salesman; what could go wrong?

But they didn’t.

They were dead silent.

My WolfWalkers oc, Aisling!

I plan to make a role play server for this (since brain rot is killing me), so if anyone would be interested, just let me know :3

Base story:

In the aftermath of The Lord Protector's demise, vanquished at the relentless jaws of Bill Goodfellowe, Moll MacTíre's resilient pack thrived, flourishing within the resurgent embrace of the forest just beyond the borders of Kilkenny. As time passed, Moll, the venerable alpha, and Bill, her unwavering counterpart, found themselves burdened by the weight of leadership. It was their daughters, Mebh and Robyn, who emerged as the natural successors, becoming formidable leaders in their own right.

Under the capable guidance of Mebh and Robyn, the pack flourished anew, giving birth to a new generation of WolfWalkers, a lineage destined to carry on their legacy. However, the forest's abundance could only sustain them for so long. The time came when necessity forced packs to part ways, embarking on journeys to discover fresh territories where they could raise their young.

Once more, the WolfWalkers reclaimed their rightful dominion over the forest, ruling with the wisdom passed down through generations. Yet, a shadow loomed on the horizon as whispers of these enigmatic creatures reached the ears of the townsfolk. A new threat emerged, one that imperiled the hard-won peace and existence of these noble wolves…

Aisling Óg MacTíre

Aisling MacTíre, a name steeped in history and lineage, stands as a direct descendant of the legendary Mebh MacTíre, her roots intertwined with the ancient legacy of the WolfWalkers. Raised by her mother, Orlaith, she was instilled with the delicate balance of strength and gentleness, resilience tempered by kindness. At the tender age of twelve, Aisling's journey towards embodying this ideal had just begun, for perfection is an elusive pursuit, especially for one so young. Nevertheless, she poured her heart into every endeavor, striving relentlessly to honor her mother's teachings and make her proud.

Trouble seemed to find Aisling with unnerving regularity, often manifesting in spirited clashes with her fellow wolf pups. Her animosity, reserved particularly for the half-bloods—humans who had been bitten and transformed into WolfWalkers—was a defining facet of her youthful fervor. To her, they were a living reminder of the perilous encounter that nearly claimed the life of the venerable Moll MacTíre at the hands of two-legged, bumbling beings. It was a resentment that ran deep, fueled by a potent mixture of fear and indignation.

Orlaith, the wise matriarch, harbored a contrasting viewpoint, disapproving of Aisling's steadfast bias against the half-bloods and the townsfolk. She knew all too well that the bond between their kind and the townies was more complex than it appeared. Orlaith understood that unity was paramount, for their survival as a community depended on it.

“I’d never hurt you, love,” Villain whispers, holding Hero close, their forms practically intertwined under the silk sheets.

“Are you quite sure of that?” Hero asks, the feeling of Villain’s magic boring into their skin fresh in their memory.

Villain gently traces one of the many scars they’d left on Hero’s body with a finger.

The hero and the villain had both been invited to an event for all super humans on account of the both of them obtaining special abilities. Now, at this point, the villain wasn’t yet well known, only the hero having gotten wind of their nefarious plans. So when the hero attempts to get the villain removed from the event, they are shamed. Instead, they spend the night, their heart jumping any time they spot the villain doing anything vaguely evil.

Eventually, the hero and villain end up alone in a back hallway, the hero interrogating the villain. The villain plays dumb, which in turn infuriates the hero. But their session is cut short by the appearance of another hero.

The hero cowers, leaving the villain confused. Hero quickly explains that the other person is from their time at the academy and that they… had done harmful things to them. Thinking quickly, the villain pins the hero to the wall, lifting their mask and leaning in for a kiss as the second hero passes.

“The hell was that??” the hero asks, flustered.

“I was only trying to protect you, my dear hero~”

Villain and Hero are battling it out on the roof of an abandoned office building, citizens below watching the chaos, but something’s off; the villain’s movements are slow and uncoordinated. They’re quick to collapse, causing the crowd to erupt in roaring chants to kill them.

The hero has their chance, they need to take it. For the sake of the people. But as they raise their hand to deal the final blow, they hesitate. They… they can’t do it. Even as the villain prompts them, they can’t. Memories of their times together, while shorter than some would have liked with a romantic partner, kept them from finishing things once and for all.

“The people are waiting. You have a direct shot.”

Narrowing their eyes, the hero fires, reducing the villain to nothing more than a puff of smoke.

From the citizen’s point of view.

The town cheers as the villain is finally declared dead, their body found just minutes prior, mangled on the concrete outside of their latest stolen office building. Every news station is covering the story, racing to get every last juicy detail to pass on to their faithful viewers, said viewers holding on to each other as they cry out in victory and relief. Most had been hurt, some had lost friends and relatives. They were just happy to finally have some peace of mind.

Despite all the celebration, there was one quiet, dark house up on the hill.

(Spoilers ahead)

There’s a character named Riden, quarter master of a ship titled the Night farer and brother of the captain, Draxen. He’s a cocky son of a bitch, but one that is too afraid to do what he truly desires. He wasn’t his father’s favorite, and to be honest his father was right for that, as Riden ended up killing Jeskor. In the humble opinion of Alosa, our main character with a head of fire to match her spirit and the daughter of the pirate king, Riden could very well become captain of his own ship if he wanted to.

The whole thing with Alosa is that she’s been sent on a mission by her father to find one of three maps that’ll lead him to this legendary island that holds all the treasure a pirate could dream of. It’s said that sirens and other creatures of the sea will take the treasure that they’ve stolen from pirates they’ve killed or ships that they’ve sunk to this island for safe keeping. There are three maps in total, and when put together, they’ll reveal the path to the island. (Think Gravity Falls and the journals if you’ve ever seen that.) So Alosa was given a crew of disposable men and three of her trusted crew mates from the Ava-Lee to find the Night farer and purposefully get captured so she’s on the ship and has the ability to search it. Draxen and his crew think that Alosa is an unwilling prisoner who is being kept for ransom, while the princess has many tricks up her stolen sleeves.

GETTING TO THE POINT AND THE WHOLE REASON I WROTE THIS… bRO- I don’t know if it’s the desperation in me or what, BUT WHEN RIDEN AND HIS SLY SELF HAS ALOSA IN BED AND STARTS KISSING HER TENDERLY N SHIT I JUST DJENJDENEK. She quickly realizes he just wants her to let her guard down so she’ll slip up and spill information, which leads to her being like “lol never mind” and getting back to business. But thEN, after Alosa’s hung by the wrists in irons as punishment for killing three men before she was taken, hurting a few more, then killing a crew member named Shek for coming on to her, RIDEN TAKES CARE OF HER AND AAAAAAA. Mind you I’m only on chapter ten, but hOO BOY.

The villain grins down at the hero.

“I hate you…” the hero mutters, tears forming in their eyes. “I HATE you! I never loved you!”

The villain kneels, cupping the hero’s cheek and running their thumb along it. “Oh hero… you know that isn’t true~” the villain cooes. “You remember how I would make your cheeks tint with just a look. How your heart fluttered with every soft touch. How you used to beg for me~”

The hero looks away, ashamed as their face flushes.