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PILLS AND POTIONS â satoru gojo
pairing: satoru gojo x reader
in which gojo obliviously finishes a batch of brownies made by you, completely unaware that itâs laced with an aphrodisiac
warnings: smut, canon, porn with plot, dry humping, rough, biting, choking, no protection, switch!gojo, whimpering, oral (m receiving), swallowing, no use of y/n for reader, no established relationship (reader and gojo r âfriendsâ)
word count: a whopping 7.3k words
nisaâs notes!: in honour of me finding out gojos VA also voiced jinshi in apothecary diaries heehee ;) also my first smut.. gulp iâm nervous⊠this is so cringe. i went to sleep writing this and woke up in the dead of night to immediately continue đ ITS BEEN HOURSSSSS and my eyes r aching so please enjoy and let me know your thoughts!!!!!!!
The rich scent of freshly baked brownies fill the kitchen as you haul the heavy brownie pan out of the oven. You set it down on the counter, humming a soft tune to yourself before kicking the oven door shut with your foot and tossing the oven mitts onto the table.
The door opens abruptly and you resist the urge to throw your head back and groan, instead opting to wipe down the counters with your lemon scented wipes.
"Honey, I'm home!" a familiar, obnoxious voice sings out, followed by the sounds of footsteps leading right towards the kitchen. Great. Just your luck.
He pauses at the door with a bright grin, letting his gaze wander over the kitchen, blue eyes lingering on the batch of brownies before landing on you. His grin widens when he sees you with furrowed brows and a hand on your hip.Â
"This is my home. Not yours. How did you even get in?" you question as he crosses the threshold.
"I stole your spare key."
"You what?" your jaw drops as he stops beside you, hands greedily reaching for your brownies without sparing you another glance.
You swat at his hand, scoffing when his bottom lip juts out in a painfully childish pout. "Hands off the goods, idiot."
"But I came all this way for you!" he huffs, crossing his muscular arms over his chest.
"Yeah, I didn't ask you to. Now shoo," you reach your hand out, laying it flat in the space between you as you clear your throat expectantly.
His eyes drop to your open palm then back up to your face, lips curling into a confused grin. Unfolding his arms, he drops his own warm and much larger hand into your own, curling his fingers around yours. "You've gotten bolder!"
Eyebrows furrowed in confusion, you attempt to swing his hand out of yours, but his hold is far too tight. You frantically wave your joined hands between you, bringing up your free one to pry him off.Â
"Youâ What the hell are you doing? Let me go!"
"Errr, you wanted to hold my hand." he mumbles, finally letting go of the vice grip he had on you and dropping his arms awkwardly to his sides.Â
"Oh my God, you idiot. The key!" you groan, keeping your palm outstretched between you.
"What key?" he shoves his hands into his pockets, smiling with a tilt to his head.
"The key that you stole."Â
He fiddles around in his pockets, suddenly brightening up when he feels the familiar metal of said key. Pulling it out unceremoniously, he swings it around in your face with a wide and terrifyingly obnoxious grin. "This key?"
"Yes, Satoru. What other keys have you stolen?" you deadpan with a sigh, rubbing your eyes with your free hand.
He looks up as if in thought, tapping a long finger to his chin. He shakes his head. "Nah. I don't think so," he goes back to swinging the key in your face. "If you want it, come get it~"
Your face twists into an unattractive scowl, fingers reaching upwards to grasp onto the key being dangled like a carrot on a stick to a pig. He simply lifts his arm, leveraging his ridiculous height to hold it just out of reach.
You scoff and turn towards the door, not sparing him another glance and not bothering to play this stupid, impossible game with him that youâquite embarrassinglyânever win.Â
"Whatever, Gojo. Keep it. I'm changing the locks!" you call out behind you, stepping into the hall before suddenly remembering the brownies left unsupervised on the counter, spinning around immediately to charge back into the kitchen. He's thankfully still rooted in the same spot. "Don't even think about touching those brownies. I'm going to shower."
"Okay, okay. You're making me seem like a glutton," he grins, holding both palms out in a defensive manner.
"Because you are one," you say, wagging a finger in his face as you walk backwards. "I mean it, Satoru. I'll bake you your own if you're good."
He nods enthusiastically.
You should know now not to trust him, but for a reason you'll soon regret, you step back into the hallway. Leaving his greedy self alone with your brownies.
Rubbing off the steam that's collected on the mirror, you catch a glimpse of yourself in the reflection and push the damp strands off your forehead. You let out a heavy and deeply exhausted sigh, reluctantly stepping back out into the hall where your nightmare of a friendâif he can even be called thatâ awaits you.Â
You step into the living room. No sign of him. The dining room. No sign of him. The kitchen. Still, he's nowhere to be found.Â
You're about to step back out into the hallway when your gaze lands on the brownie tray, now empty save for the crumbs and one stranded piece left right in the middle of it. Your eyes widen to the size of saucers, mouth agape as his name rips out of your throat.Â
Spinning on your heel, you dart down the corridor towards the only other room he could possibly be in: your own. The door slams open, revealing his six foot three figure sprawled out unceremoniously along the mattress, plush pillows thrown haphazardly onto the floor and legs dangling along the edge of the bed. He's groaning, a hand running along his stomach, and as your eyes trail downwards, the unmistakable tent in his trousers does not go unnoticed.
"UghâŠ" he groans, turning to look at you in the doorway, squinting at the bright light. He must've thrown off his sunglasses before dropping onto your bed uninvited. "What did you feed me?"
"What did Iâ I didn't feed you anything! I told you not to eat them. I even repeated myself. What did you do? Your fatass ate them anyway!" you stomp over to where he's laying and slap a hand against his forehead, surprised to find his Infinity down. His gaze follows you, never wavering along with the pout etched onto his face.
"You smell really good," he mutters, staring up at you with wide, glossy eyes. "What did you put in those brownies?"Â
"Nothing. Iâ" you look down into his eyes, biting your lip. His eyes immediately track the movement. "They weren't for you."
"Answer the question."Â
"Okay, I might've put an aphrodisiac in it," the words spill out before you can stop them and his eyebrows raise, eyes widening as he opens his mouth to speak. "But but! Listen!" you hold out your hands in a placating manner. His mouth snaps shut and he turns his head fully towards you. "They're not for me either. My friend asked me to make them. As, like, a prank or something. I don't know."
"What friend? Is it someone I know? Whoâ"
"No, it isn't anybody you know."
It's silent for a moment, his eyes going back to tracing a pattern along the ceiling as you drop your weight from one foot to the other. You clear your throat in a futile attempt to bring his attention back to you. His eyes remain fixed, finding the ceiling much more interesting than the person it belongs to.
"So, it's like a love potion?" he asks after what feels like forever but could only be a minute or two.
"You could say that," you rub a hand sheepishly along the back of your neck.
"Am I supposed to feel this horny?" Satoru questions unabashedly.
"One brownie is enough for the aphrodisiac to take effect. A whole trayâŠ" you trail off, and he finally meets your gaze again.
"Let me get this straight," he sits up abruptly, placing his palms on his knees. "You laced your brownies with a love potion for somebody else as a prank because they asked you to, and you left them out for me to eat without telling me this?"
"Actually, I didn't leave them out for you to eat. And yâ"
"You're not wearing a bra."
You pause, looking down at yourself dressed in nothing but your sleeping shorts and a plain black tank top with noodle straps. The cold has caused your nipples to perk up. Gulping, you look back at him, but his gaze remains fixed on your hardened nipples. You watch, mouth slightly open as his tongue juts out to lick at his lips.
"Yeah, it's my house," you croak out, trying to sound confident but failing miserably.Â
Satoru ignores you, eyes raking shamelessly over the rest of your body, lingering on your bare legs before looking back up into your eyes.Â
"You're so silly," he whines, dropping back onto your bed with a groan. "You know I have no self control!"
"I didn't thinkâ"Â
"You have to fix this," he looks down to his trousers, pointing down at his hard-on. "This is your fault."
"It's not my fault!"Â
"It is so your fault. Can't you make, like, a cure or something?"Â
"No, idiot. You have to get it outâŠnaturally," you explain, gesturing wildly with your hands. His eyebrows furrow in confusion. "Can't you call one of your hookups?"Â
"Don't want them," he says, his voice dropping an octave and his eyes fixed on your lips. "Come here."
"W-What?" you take a step back, and he sits up once more. "Which one should I call? I'll even call them an Uber."Â
"No. Iâ" he groans, rubbing a large hand along his face. "Just come here. Stop making this harder than it already is. They'll take too long."
"Can't you teleport to them?"
"I can't even think straight right now. Do you seriously think I can use my technique?"
Running a hand through your damp hair, you let your gaze travel along his tall frame. "Wait, I have an ideaâ"
"If your idea doesn't involve you in this bed with me, I don't want to hear it."
"Just hear me out, lookâ"
"I don't care. Just come here," Satoru's arm is thrown over his head, covering his eyes while the other grips tightly against the fabric of his trousers, digging into his thighs. "âŠPlease. I haven'tâ" he groans again, lifting his arm up to look up at you once more. "I haven't felt this pain sinceâŠâ
Maybe itâs the helpless look on his face that makes the mighty Gojo Satoru look utterly pathetic, making you feel slightly bad for him or maybe itâs the pleading look in his eyes that has you unconsciously clenching your thighs together that drags you towards him. But before you can stop yourself or consider your choices, you find yourself stepping closer.Â
He takes the opening, hands clamping around your arm to drag you beside him with the confidence of a man whoâs never been told no a day in his life. Satoru somehow manages to manoeuvre your bodies around so heâs on top of you, hands bracing against your thighs and nose buried into the crook of your neck where he breathes the scent of you in.
âYou smell so good. Since when do you smell like this?â he practically moans with a sniff and a sigh.
âIt.. must be the aphrodisiac talking. Your sense of scent is stronger, I guess,â you manage to breathe out, hands resting awkwardly on his muscular forearms.
âMaybe,â he mumbles, nipping at your neck with his sharp teeth. You wince as he soothes the sting with his tongue. âYou owe me.â
He bites on your neck this time, humming when you let out a whine before kissing the mark thatâs sure to grow. His hands reach up to tug at the straps of your tank top, pulling one strap down as he leaves a trail of kisses down the nape of your neck to your bare shoulder.
He thrusts like a dog in heat against you when he feels your legs wrap around his middle, grinding against your core whilst practically drooling over your bare skin. âYou like seeing me l-like this?â Â
You shake your head, not trusting your voice to stay steady.
âLiar,â Satoru mumbles against your skin. âMy eyes still work, you know. Youâre almost as turned on as me.â
âShut up,â you gasp when his hands trail down, hoisting your hips further off the mattress. Your legs tighten involuntarily around his waist.
He lets out a low, breathy chuckle at your defiant words and the honest reaction of your body. âYou brought this upon yourself.â he says, his voice heavy and thick with a haze he clearly has no intention of fighting anymore.
Before you can fire back a witty retort once youâre sure your voice wonât betray you, his mouth slides up to cover yours. The kiss is messy, hot and completely devoid of his usual self restraint. Without his Infinity acting as a barrier, you feel every heavy, unyielding inch of him as he presses himself further against you. He tastes faintly of chocolate and sugar, his tongue darting past your lips to tangle with your own pliant one.
He hitches one of your legs higher against his waist, grinding down with an agonisingly slow rhythm that has you rubbing yourself against him, chasing the friction that he appears to be holding back.
âTake these off,â you command gently but firmly, tugging at his trousers.
Satoru meets your gaze, lips parting slightly at the dazed out expression that you wear. Immediately, he pulls at the zipper, tugging it down with renewed enthusiasm and kicking it off his legs. Heâs left in his navy blue boxers. A heavy, wet patch of arousal tints the underwear into a darker shade of blue.Â
âAnd these?â he looks at you in question. You nod, running a hand through his stark white hair. His eyes flutter shut as he drags the sticky boxers down his legs.
His throbbing length is much bigger than you imagined, resting against your thigh as he slowly moves against you again, whimpering at the contact. The sight of it makes you wince, tip red and swollen. It looks painful, and you have to remind yourself that this is partially your fault.
You pull at the hem of his shirt, and he drags that off his body with one hand, tossing it into the growing pile of clothes. A mess youâd usually be bothered by but canât bring yourself to care about given the currentâŠsituation.
Heâs pliant in your arms, letting your hands travel along the broad expanse of his back, then down to his chest. Your core throbs at the feeling of his rigid muscles beneath your fingertips.
Without asking, he tugs on the hem of your shorts, pulling it down your bare legs and throwing it somewhere behind him. What an asshole, you think, always taking what he wants.Â
Your legs spread involuntarily, leaving you in nothing but your thin tank top and cotton white underwear. Embarrassingly enough, your arousal has seeped through the panties, having left your shorts slightly wet. The evidence is undeniable now though, as he stares openly at the dampness between your legs.
You tap on the cotton, echoing his earlier words: âAnd these?âÂ
âNot yet,â he assures you, bringing your lips together once more. Then heâs tugging at your top, pulling it off of you hastily. âThat can go though.â
His eyes trail down to your uncovered breasts, the peaks still left perky due to the cold air. He almost moans at the sight, dragging his tongue down to your left breast while he uses his hand to fondle with the other.Â
âSatoruââ you moan out, fingers latching onto his white hair to tug him impossibly closer. He hums against your breast.Â
His dick rests between your legs, dragging against the wetness of your underwear. It feels like too much, but itâs not enough at the same time.Â
He ruts into you again, bare length against your clothed core, the precum wiping against the already ruined fabric when his tongue finally meets your nipple. He licks it, humming against your skin before he clamps his teeth around it. Pain erupts beneath your skin, but he pulls the peak into his mouth and itâs long forgotten.
"Satoru..." you breathe out, your voice trembling.
He pulls back just enough to let the cool air hit your wet skin, a thin string of saliva connecting his lips to your peak before it snaps. His chest heaves, brushing against yours with every labored breath. When his icy blue eyes finally flick up to meet yours, the familiar playful arrogance is completely drowned out by a thick, heavy haze of raw need.
"You're torturing me," he rasps, his voice a gravelly whisper.
To emphasize his point, he rolls his hips forward, pressing the searing hot length of him firmly against the soaked cotton of your underwear. The friction sends a jolt straight up your spine, and you instinctively clamp your legs tighter around his waist.
He ruts against you again, a slow, agonizing drag of his hips that makes a shameful whine tear from your throat. The cotton barrier is practically useless now, slicked with both his slick pre-cum and your own undeniable arousal, but the slight, teasing friction it provides is driving you both straight to the edge.Â
Satoru groansâa deep, guttural sound that vibrates against your collarbone. His hands finally leave your chest, his touch trailing down the dip of your waist with agonizing slowness. His large fingers hook purposefully into the waistband of your ruined panties.
"These are definitely going now," he declares. His tone is thick, leaving absolutely no room for argument. Not that you have the willpower to fight him anymore.
With a swift, decisive tug, he pulls the fabric down. His large hands grip your hips, hoisting you slightly off the mattress to slide the ruined cotton down your legs. You kick them away blindly, leaving you completely, wholly bare beneath his imposing figure.
The moment bare skin meets bare skin, a violent shudder wrecks through Satoru's massive frame.
He drops his weight back down, settling perfectly between your parted thighs. The searing heat of his throbbing length presses flush against your slick, swollen entrance, but he doesn't push inside. Instead, he just rests there, his head dropping heavily onto your shoulder as he savors the agonizingly close contact.
"You feel..." he buries his face in your neck again, inhaling the scent of you like a man starved. "God, you feel so good."
He rocks his hips just a fraction, sliding the heavy, blunt head of his cock through your slick folds, coating himself in your wetness. You cry out at the slippery friction, your nails digging reflexively into the hard, rigid muscles of his back.
"Satoru, please," the plea slips out into the quiet room before you can bite it back.
He smirks against your heated skin, the faintest ghost of his usual infuriating smugness returning now that he knows he has you entirely at his mercy. He props himself up on his elbows, looking down at your flushed face, his bright eyes dilated and dark.
"Please what?" he whispers, rolling his hips forward just enough to tease the entrance without giving you what you both desperately want. "You have to tell me. My brain's all foggy from the sugar, remember?"
You glare up at him through heavy, hooded eyes, your breath coming in ragged hitches as his weight presses down on you. His chest is rising and falling rapidly, a fine sheen of sweat glistening over the hard contours of his shoulders in the dim light of your bedroom. He looks entirely undone, yet he still has the audacity to smirk down at you, teasing you at your absolute limit.
"You are such an asshole,â you gasp out, staying still beneath him. âItâs your loss.â
Hitching himself up on his elbow, he brings his free hand down to drag the tip along your swollen lips, coating his length in your own arousal. He pushes in slowly once more, eliciting a loud and shameless moan from your throat that you fail to keep in. Biting your lip, your head thrashes from left to right along the mattress.Â
âI-Iâm trying to help you,â he whines into the air, eyes glazed and unblinking at the connection between you.
Satoru anchors his hand onto your hip, bracing himself before sinking slowly into you. The thick, hot head stretches you open, and the tight head of your walls sliding around him causes a sudden, violent tremor to wrack his entire frame.
He stops halfway, jaw clenching so tightly a muscle ticks in his cheek, his blue eyes blown wide as he fights for control.Â
âF-fuck,â Satoru pants, dropping his forehead down onto yours. âYouâre so tight. Youâre killing me.â
"Keep going," you encourage, your hands moving up to cup his flushed jaw, dragging his mouth back down to yours. "Satoru, don't stop."
He doesn't. He pushes through the resistance with a deep, shuddering exhale, burying himself all the way inside you until his hips flush completely against yours.
The fullness is staggering. You let out a muffled sob against his lips, your legs tightening around his waist, pulling him as deep as he can possibly go. For a second, neither of you moves, just feeling each other. You unconsciously clench around him.
Then, Satoru pulls backâand thrusts back in.
You cry out at the stretch, and he moans at the feeling of your walls clamping around him, slamming into you with a frantic, heavy rhythm. Every snap of his hips sends a shockwave ripping through your skin.Â
Calling out his name, you clutch onto his broad shoulders as his head drops down to your neck once more, his hot breath washing over your skin with every ragged pant.
He moans against you, pace quickening as his lips latch onto a mark left behind on your neck.Â
His long, calloused fingers slide under your thighs, hooking beneath your knees to lift your legs even higher, forcing your hips to tilt up. The new angle allows him to sink impossibly deeper, hitting a sweet spot that makes your vision go entirely white. You arch off the bed, a high-pitched moan tearing from your throat, your nails digging deep enough into his back to leave red crescents on his skin.
He doesn't care. He rolls through the sensation, taking your noise as an invitation to lose what little sanity he has left. His thrusts become harder, faster, completely uncontrolled as he chases the sweet relief of the climax that's rapidly pulling you both under.
The world shrinks down to the sound of his ragged breathing, the sharp slap of skin against skin, and the overwhelming, white-hot heat coiled tightly in the pit of your stomach. Satoruâs rhythm is merciless now, every deep, shuddering drive pushing you closer and closer to the absolute edge. His head is buried deep in the crook of your shoulder, his teeth lightly grazing your skin as he lets out low, broken groans with every snap of his hips.
He moans out your name into your neck, his thrusts suddenly losing all pretense of control. They become short, frantic and desperately deep.Â
âI-Iâm close. Can IâŠ?â the question remains unsaid between you, but you find yourself nodding frantically nevertheless. You canât even bring yourself to form words.Â
Your hands clutch at his damp back as your hips roll instinctively to meet his furious pace.Â
His pace quickens somehow, the headboard slams dangerously against the wall as he drives into you with a renewed focus.Â
"You're... you're going to break the bed," you manage to gasp out, fingers clutching desperately at his sweaty shoulders, your nails digging in as he sets a punishing, relentless pace.
"Let it break," Satoru pants, his long fingers threading through yours, pinning your hands tightly against the mattress on either side of your head. He lifts his head, his brilliant blue eyes burning down into yours with an intensity that feels almost dangerous. "I'll buy you a new bed, a new house, anythingâjust shut up and take it."
He shifts his angle slightly, tilting your pelvis up and driving into you so deep it makes your vision blur with pure, unadulterated pleasure. A loud, high-pitched moan tears from your lips, instantly shattering whatever thin thread of control he had left.
Satoru lets out a low, victorious hum at the sound, his thrusts becoming faster, deeper, and completely frantic. He works over you with an almost territorial obsession, his lips finding yours in a hot, bruised kiss that steals the very air from your lungs.Â
Youâre about to warn him of your impending release when he suddenly pulls out, slamming back into you almost immediately, his hips flush against your own. Your walls clench around him once more, trapping him inside of your heat as a loud, high pitched moan erupts from the back of his throat. Your mouth opens in a silent scream, head lulling against the pillows as you come undone with him, the feeling of his own release pushing you right over the edge.
He grinds his hips against you, spilling his seed all the way inside, effectively trapping it within your walls.
Satoruâs lips meet yours once more as he pulls his softening length out of you. A mix of teeth and tongues, the taste of chocolate still lingering in his mouth.Â
He whimpers against you as he gently pulls his softening length out, letting it rest against your bare thigh. Dropping his head back onto your shoulder, his breaths come out in short, frantic breaths.
âWeâre⊠Weâre not done,â he mumbles, and you feel him hardening against you once more. âI think I can fill a whole tank full of come.â
âEw,â your lips curl into a disgusted scowl, pushing at his shoulders uselessly to shove him off of you.Â
His quiet, raspy chuckle vibrates against your collarbone, entirely unbothered by your weak attempt to shove him away. Even completely spent, Satoruâs solid, towering weight feels like an anchor pinning you to the mattress. He nuzzles the sensitive skin behind your ear, his breath hot and uneven, before finally rolling off to his side with a dramatic, exaggerated sigh.
The sudden absence of his heat leaves you feeling instantly exposed, the cool air of the room chilling the slick sweat coating your skin. Your body feels completely thoroughly used, your inner thighs trembling from the lingering shockwaves of your orgasm. You sink back into the crushed pillows, staring up at the ceiling and trying to catch your breath.
Beside you, Satoru shifts. His long, pale legs tangle with yours as he turns onto his side, propping his head up on his hand to look down at you. His white hair is a chaotic, damp mess sticking to his forehead, but those vivid blue eyesâthough still slightly dark with the aphrodisiac's persistent hazeâare fixed firmly on your flushed face.
"What?" you rasp, your throat dry as sandpaper. "Why are you looking at me like that?"
"Just thinking," he hums lazily, his free hand reaching out to trace a light, feather-soft line from your collarbone down over the curve of your bare ribs. "You really look pretty when you're all flushed and ruined like this. Very cute."
"Shut up," you groan, rolling your head away from him. "My whole body aches. I think you broke my bed."
"I told you, I'll replace it," Satoru says dismissively, his fingers continuing their lazy descent over your stomach, dipping lower to toy with the top of your thigh. His tone drops an octave, losing its teasing edge and morphing back into that thick, heavy rasptiness. "Besides... I wasn't lying before. I'm nowhere near done."
You turn your head back to glare at him, but the breath catches in your throat. He isn't exaggerating. Pressed flush against your outer thigh, his length is already rapidly thickening back up, heavy and hot against your skin. The sheer potency of the laced batch he consumed is clearly far from wearing off.
"Satoru, no," you breathe out, though the sight of himâflushed, raw, and completely at the mercy of his own unyielding desireâsends a traitorous little thrum of heat straight back to your core. "I can't... I need a minute. I'm sore."
He pouts, his lower lip jutting out in that ridiculously childish way of his, but his eyes remain dark and intensely focused. He shifts, sliding down the bed until his head is level with your waist, his large hands coming up to gently cup the sides of your thighs.
"You don't have to do anything," he murmurs against the soft skin of your inner thigh, laying a lingering, warm kiss there that makes your toes curl. "Just let me... please. I can't get rid of this ache on my own."
He looks up at you through his long, white lashes, looking so utterly pathetic and needy that it completely bypasses your better judgment. You let out a long, defeated sigh, running a hand through your disheveled hair.
âFine. Lay back,â you sigh.
You push yourself up onto your elbows, taking in the sight of him. Sitting up, his broad shoulders and hard, defined chest seem to take up the entire frame of the bed. Between his legs, his thick length is fully erect again, tip slick and dark, throbbing rhythmically in the dim light.
Leaning forward, you slide your hands up his muscular thighs, feeling the tremor that ripples through him at your touch. Satoru lets out a shaky exhale, his hands instantly reaching down to bury his fingers in your hair, holding you gentlyânot forcing, but guiding.
"God, yes..." he breathes out, his voice already breaking as you lean in close, the heat radiating off him hitting your face.
You don't make him wait. Opening your mouth, you wrap your wet lips over the broad, swollen head, taking him in with a slow, deliberate glide.
Satoruâs back immediately arches off the mattress, a sharp, violent gasp tearing past his lips. His grip in your hair tightens, long fingers tangling into the strands as his hips give an involuntary, desperate jerk forward.
"Fuckâ" he chokes out, his head snapping back, his throat working as he swallows hard. "That'sâfuck, you're so warm..."
You swirl your tongue around the sensitive tip, gathering his slick pre-come before sliding further down his length. The sheer size of him stretches your cheeks, making your jaw ache almost instantly, but the low, broken noises escaping the normally untouchable Gojo Satoru are dangerously intoxicating.
You set a steady, rhythmic pace, dipping your head down to take as much of him as your throat will allow before pulling back until just the head rests against your lips, teasing him with the tip of your tongue before plunging down again.
Satoru is completely undone beneath your touch. His legs tremble on either side of you, his knuckles turning white where his other hand grips the bedsheets. Every time you wetly lap at his sensitive underside, a low, guttural moan vibrates from his chest, his hips rocking upward to meet your mouth in small, frantic twitches.
"Look at me," he pants out desperately, his voice raw. "Please... look at me."
You roll your eyes up to meet his. His electric blue gaze is completely blown out, heavy-lidded and glossy with tears of pure, unbearable sensation. Watching him watch you only drives you further; you hollow your cheeks, tightening your suction as you drag your lips up and down his slick shaft, your hand coming down to gently cup and weigh his heavy warmth at the base.
"Oh, fuck," Satoru whimpers out, a sound so entirely uncharacteristic of him that it sends a flush of power straight through you. His hips begin to push harder into your mouth, his usual self-restraint completely disintegrated by the combination of your mouth and the aphrodisiac running rampant in his system.
He sets a faster, messier pace, his breath coming in short, ragged gasps as he drives himself against your lips. His hands in your hair grow tighter, no longer guiding but desperately anchoring you in place as his entire body goes rigid. The frantic, shallow thrusts of his hips stutter into a sharp, desperate stillness, his broad chest heaving as if heâs run a marathon.
"I'mâI'm gonnaâ" Satoru chokes out, his voice cracking horribly. "Fuck, I can't hold itâ"
You don't pull back. Instead, you hollow your cheeks, increasing the suction around the swollen head and swirling your tongue over his sensitive underside one last time.
That subtle movement pushes him straight over the precipice.
With a loud, shattered groan that echoes off the bedroom walls, Satoru's hips jerk violently forward, driving his length deep into your throat as he comes. Thick, searing heat spills onto your tongue in heavy, rhythmic pulses. You swallow past the stretch of your jaw, taking shot after shot of him, hands gripping his broad thighs to keep him steady as his muscles shudder uncontrollably beneath your touch.
He stays completely frozen for several long seconds, his face buried into his forearm, panting heavily as the white-hot waves of his second release slowly ripple out.
When he finally relaxes, he lets out a long, shuddering exhale, his grip on your hair softening into a tender, clumsy stroke. Gently, he pulls his hips back, letting his softening length slip free from your wet lips. A thin, glistening thread connects his tip to your mouth before it snaps, resting lazily against his inner thigh.
You sit back on your heels, wiping the back of your hand across your mouth with a heavy, breathless sigh. Your jaw is aching, your throat stings, and your hair is a wild, static messâbut looking up at him makes the effort entirely worth it.
Satoru is completely wrecked. Heâs collapsed backward onto the mattress, one arm thrown over his eyes, his pale chest rising and falling in rapid, shallow hitches. His skin is flushed a deep pink, coated in a fine layer of sweat, and his stark white hair is matted to his forehead.
Slowly, he drags his arm away from his face, blinking up at you with heavy, dark-blue eyes that look utterly glassy and dazed. A slow, thoroughly ruined grin spreads across his lips.
"You..." Satoru rasps, his voice completely wrecked and gravelly, "are terrifyingly good at that."
You donât grace him with a response, eyes hooded and dark as they watch the way his length throbs and twitches before hardening once more. With aching legs, you lift yourself up to straddle his thighs, knees digging into the mattress on either side of him.Â
He looks up into your face, eyes trailing down to your chest as his hands instinctively reach out to grasp onto your hips.Â
âSo pretty,â he whispers, more to himself than you as he looks up into your eyes again. His white lashes flutter and he licks his lips at the sight of you on top of him.Â
His large hands tighten on your hips, his thumbs digging into the soft flesh there, guiding you down until the swollen, slick tip of his length rests directly against your drenched entrance. Satoru lets out a sharp, breathless gasp at the contact, his hips twitching upward involuntarily.
He whines out your name. Slowly, deliberately, you lift yourself up just enough to line him up before lowering your weight onto him.
His eyes blow wide open, back arching off the mattress to meet yours as you sink down onto him. Your eyes flutter shut at the familiar stretch, letting out a broken moan as he fills you inch by agonising inch. Satoruâs hands slide up from your hips to your waist, knuckles turning white as he fights the urge to thrust upwards and take control. He lets you set the pace, slow and steady and deep against him.
"Fuck," Satoru rasps, his chest heaving beneath you. His hands move up to your breasts, his long fingers cupping and squeezing the soft weight as he arches his back off the bed. "You feel... so tight... so good..."
You lean forward, resting your palms flat against his broad, muscular chest, feeling his heart hammering wildly beneath his ribs. Tilting your pelvis, you roll your hips in a slow, agonizing circle, grinding down against his root.
Satoruâs eyes snap shut, a dark, guttural groan tearing from his throat. His hips snap up to meet yours, the sudden, hard drive making your vision blur with pleasure.
"Satoruâ"
His eyes open immediately at his name, dropping down to your lips just inches from his.Â
âKiss me,â he pleads, trying to roll his hips to meet your own. âPlease, kiss me, kiss meââ
You shut him up by latching your lips onto his, grinding down onto him at the same time. He moans against you, muffled against your lips as you wrap a manicured hand around his throat.
Instead of keeping the slow, rolling rhythm, you lean forward, pinning him flat against the mattress and speeding up drastically.
You ride him mercilessly, taking him deep and slamming back down with a wild, frantic pace that leaves no room for restraint. The heavy, wet slap of skin echoing through the bedroom becomes an unrelenting, feverish rhythm. The sudden, punishing speed makes his head toss back into the ruined pillows, his throat working swallows against the tight hold of your hand.
"Waitâfuck," Satoru gasps out, his voice cracking as his hips try instinctively to match your relentless tempo.
You don't slow down. If anything, you tilt your pelvis slightly, grinding down onto him at the absolute bottom of every sharp downward drive, hitting that exact, agonisingly sensitive spot over and over again. Your hair flies wild around your face, eyes dark and completely unyielding as you take total control over him.
"Ahâfuck, wait! Slow down!" Satoru whimpers out, a sound of pure, helpless desperation ripping from his chest. His electric blue eyes flutter open, dark with tears of pleasure, staring up at you in utter shock. "Slow... ah!... slow down, pleaseâyou're gonna make meâ"
He tries to brace his hands against your thighs to push you back just a fraction, to catch his breath and regain some semblance of stamina, but you use your leverage on top of him to press right through his resistance, taking him as deep as he can go at a breakneck speed.
ââM not gonna last long,â he whines out, head dropping uselessly against the pillows as his arms drop to his sides, letting you do the work.
âI donât want you to last long.â
He pulls you down against him once more, wrapping his arms around your waist, lips colliding against yours. The kiss is frantic, desperate, and taste-slicked with sweat and chocolate, his tongue tangling violently with yours as if heâs trying to swallow the very sound of your moans.
Even with his arms locked around you in an iron grip, you don't slow down for a single second. You keep riding him, your hips rolling and slamming down against his root at that same relentless, punishing speed.
Satoru lets out a muffled, broken sound directly into your mouth, his entire frame shuddering as the ruthless rhythm drives him straight past his limit. His long legs wrap tightly around your waist, hauling you impossibly closer, trapping himself as deep inside your wet, tight heat as he can physically go.
"Fuckâfuck!" he breaks the kiss, his head snapping back into the mattress as his jaw unhinges in a silent, agonizing gasp.
His hands slide down to grip your ass, digging in so hard it's going to leave marks, his hips jerking up in short, frantic twitches to meet your downward drives. He can't even form coherent words anymore; every sharp slap of skin sends a low, guttural whimper tearing from his throat. The sheer speed of your movement, combined with the suffocating warmth of your core clenching tightly around his length, completely incinerates whatever tiny thread of stamina he had left.
"You'reâyou're killing meâ" Satoru pants out, his electric blue eyes blown wide and glassy, staring up at you through a haze of pure, unadulterated pleasure. "I'mâah!"
Your hand on his throat tightens just a fraction, pinning him down as you deliver three fast, devastatingly deep thrusts right onto his sweet spot.
Thatâs all it takes to snap him completely.
A shattered, breathless roar rips from Satoruâs chest, his entire six-foot-three body going rigid beneath you. His back arches off the mattress, muscles locking up to solid steel as his hands tighten around you like vices. With one final, desperate buck of his hips, he comes undone, hot and thick pulses spilling deep inside you, flooding your core all over again.
The intense, milking contraction of your own walls responding to his release pushes you right over the edge alongside him. You throw your head back, a high-pitched cry tearing from your lips as your orgasm crashes over you, your body trembling violently atop his.
The next couple hours pass by in a blur. You lose track of how many times he spills himself into you and onto you. Skin slick with sweat and sticky with the remnants of your shared releases, he still wraps his arms around you at the end, pulling his arms around you and running a reassuring hand along your back.
Tucking a strand of hair behind your ear, Satoru plants a surprisingly soft kiss onto your lips before resting his chin against the top of your head. He sighs contentedly when you nuzzle closer to him.Â
When the sun begins to peek through the curtains, Satoru finally peels his eyes open. He blinks at the sudden intrusion of light, body still readjusting to the loss of the drug that you graciously helped empty from his system.Â
His hands reach out, patting along the mattress in search of your familiar warmth, only to find it empty and cold. Lifting his head out with arms outstretched along the mattress, he finds you, showered and fully clothed, on your knees and digging into the pockets of his discarded trousers.
He stifles a laugh at the determined look on your face, bracing himself onto his elbows as he simply watches you with an expression close to endearment.Â
When you finally find what youâre searching for (which he figures out to be the stolen keys), you lift it triumphantly in front of you, dangling it just like he did hours before with a wide grin. Looking up, you find him already awake and your face drops to a not so terrifying scowl before rising to your feet.
His eyes stay locked on your face as he rests his cheek against his open palm. âFind what youâre looking for?âÂ
You march up to the bed, gripping the keys tightly between your fingers. âYouâre never allowed in my home again. Iâm taking these,â you dangle them in front of him. âAnd changing the locks just in case.â
He simply shrugs, eyes never leaving your face. âWhatever, man. Iâll just blow the door off the hinges next time.â
âYouâ What?â your face drops, and he bites his lip to hold in his laughter.
âYou heard me. If you think about it, me stealing your keys is a gift. Unless you want a broken door, which, in that caseâŠâ he trails off when you turn and reach for a discarded pillow, spinning around to slam it against his face.Â
He closes his eyes, willing himself to teleport back to his own apartment, and your pillow aimed for his head instead collides with the destroyed bedsheets.Â
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MISCELLANEOUS FICS.
headliner â superman oneshot
sparring session â gojo satoru
summary: in which you and gojo spar as a demonstration for his students and he gets a little too carried away
warnings: mentions of blood, masochism, reader is a jujutsu sorcerer, no established relationship, physical violence, biting, implied blood kink, FERAL gojo, reader is a teacher, dom!gojo, rough sparring
word count: 3.1k
nisaâs notes!: idk what this is help help help itâs unedited and rushed iâve never written so many words so quickly but first time for everything and also for my first jjk fic!!!! guys idk if i mischaracterised them but tell me if i did LOL art cr: @tiyu0710 on twt
"Where's The Idiot?" you question, folding your arms and leaning back against the wooden frame. Your eyes skim across the courtyard before landing back on the second years who wear the same look of impatience as you.
"No clue. Can't we just get started without him?" Maki sighs, throwing her head back and spinning the sparring stick in her hands.
"He's probably late," Panda adds helpfully with a thoughtful nod.
"Yeah, no fucking shit Sherlock," she scoffs and whacks him across the head with the stick, which results in another long winded, and slightly onesided, argument. You rub a hand across your face and groan, sparing a glance at the silent cursed speech user who watches the exchange with a faint hint of amusement in his gaze.
âEnough. He's here," you jerk your head in the direction which he's coming from, trailing behind him are the first years.
All three of the second years snap their heads towards him, silently watching as he practically skips towards you.
"Well well well. If it isn't my favourite L/N!" he calls out, leaning down so his face is level with yours.
"I'm the only L/N you know," you roll your eyes and reach up to shove his face away from you, but your hand collides with his invisible barrier before dropping to your side. Instead, you step to the side, out of his line of sight. "Idiot."
He chuckles and stands straight again, shoving his hands in his pockets. You aren't necessarily short, but he still towers above you. You don't give him the satisfaction of tilting your head up to meet his blindfolded eyes which you can practically feel boring into your face, instead opting to glare intently at his chest as he steps in front of you once more.
He leans down again, hands still shoved into his pockets and head tilted slightly. His lips are curled into a devilish smirk when he pulls the black fabric up to his forehead, revealing his bright cerulean eyes which are transfixed on you.
You meet his eyes now, your lips curling into a disgusted snarl. "What?"
He's about to open his mouth to speak when the pink haired boy calls out to him, "Uh, Gojo-Sensei?"
His head snaps towards him and he straightens up again. "Huh?"
"What's going on?" he rubs his neck sheepishly with a boyish and slightly apologetic grin.
The girl, who you recognise as Nobara from the many reports thrown at you by the white haired freak in front of you, elbows him sharply in the ribs eliciting a loud 'Ow!' from him.
"What the hell was that for?"
She glares at him before muttering sharply, "Why would you interrupt them?"
"What? They're just staring at each other?" he looks from you, to Gojo, then back to Nobara with furrowed eyebrows.
The courtyard suddenly feels a little too quiet, save for Yujiâs beautifully oblivious confusion.
Gojoâs smirk doesn't fade; if anything, it widens at the first-years' reactions. He lets the blindfold snap back into place over those brilliant blue eyes, though the smug energy radiating off him doesn't diminish in the slightest.
"Ah, youth," Gojo sighs dramatically, placing a hand over his heart as if deeply moved. "So impatient, so blind to the delicate nuances of camaraderie!"
âCamaraderie my ass," you mutter under your breath, finally looking away from his chest to cross your arms tightly. "You're late. Again. Some of us actually have schedules to keep, Gojo."
âMaki-chan! Did you hear that?" Gojo gasps, turning to the second-years for backup. "Y/N is being mean to me again!"
âGood," Maki says flatly, resting her sparring stick over her shoulders. "She should've hit you, too. Why are the first-years even here? I thought this was our training session."
âTuna mayo," Inumaki chimes in, nodding in agreement as he adjusts his high collar.
Nobara, meanwhile, is still glaring daggers at Yuji, who is actively trying to nurse his bruised ribs. Megumi stands a few paces back from the rest of them, his hands shoved deep into his pockets, looking like he would rather be literally anywhere else on the planet.
"Don't look at me," Megumi says, catching your eye with a look of profound, shared exhaustion. "He dragged us out here. He wouldn't say why."
"Because!" Gojo claps his hands together, the sudden loud sound drawing everyone's attention back to him. He steps into the center of the courtyard, spinning around to face all of you with a theatrical flourish. "Today we are doing a joint tactical exercise! First-years versus Second-years!"
A collective groan ripples through the students.
"And what exactly are you doing?" you ask, raising an eyebrow at him.
Gojo beams, pointing a thumb at his own chest.
"I, obviously, am the prize! Whoever wins gets to spend the day with me. And Y/N here will be the supreme judge, referee, and target coordinator. Isn't that exciting?"
"I'm going to report you to Yaga," you say instantly, already turning on your heel to leave.
Before you can even take a step, a heavy arm drapes casually over your shoulders. You tense, waiting for the impact, but of course, Infinity keeps him perfectly suspended just millimeters away from actually touching you. He leans in close, his voice dropping to a playful whisper right next to your ear.
âOh, come on, Y/N. Don't be a spoilsport. Maybe after we can go out, if you're good."
The heavy weight of his armâor rather, the uncanny pressure of the Infinity barrier hovering just a millimeter above your shouldersâmakes you stiffen. You glare sideways at him, though all you get is the view of his sharp jawline and that infuriating, blindfolded smirk.
âIâd rather throw you off a cliff," you say, your voice dripping with faux sweetness.
"Aw, details, details!" Gojo laughs, finally releasing you with a dramatic shrug that sends his hands right back into his pockets. He turns to face the students, clapping his hands together once to shatter the awkward tension Yuji had so beautifully created. "Alright, listen up, kids! Since Y/N is being a total party pooper, I will be directing todayâs festivities."
âWhich means it's going to be unorganized chaos," Nobara grumbled, though she still stepped forward, crossing her arms and sizing up the second-years. Her eyes locked onto Maki. "So. First-years versus second-years. What are the rules, Sensei?"
"Rules? Haven't you learnt anything in the past month?" Gojo shoots the young girl an incredulous look. "There are no rules! Well, just don't kill each other. I guess that's the only rule."
You shake your head with a sigh before stepping in front of him and addressing the students, "Let's get started then. Take your positions."
You take a step back towards the wooden frame of the training building, leaning your shoulder against it and crossing your arms tightly. Gojo, entirely unawareâor just entirely unbotheredâby your hostile attitude, glides over to join you. The two of you stand in silence, side-by-side, content to watch the exercise play out.
In the courtyard, the "joint tactical exersice" begins. Or rather, it dissolves into a complete joke.
Without any actual structure, the students face off, but it's instantly clear that the gap in experience is entirely lopsides. Maki parries a screaming Nobara with a lazy, single-handed flick of her staff, looking entirely bored. Yuji lunges at Panda, who doesn't even bother to dodge. Megumi and Inumaki are practically standing still, trading half-hearted steps.
âThis is pathetic. What have you been teaching them?" you murmur with a low, heavy breath.
Beside you, Gojo lets out a soft, amused hum. He isn't watching the students with the proud eyes of a teacher, his blindfolded face is tilted slightly towards you, attention lingering on the sharp edges of your locked jaw.
âGive them time," he responds before turning away and clapping his hands once. "Alright! Y/N here is getting bored, and, frankly, so am I. Everyone separate!"
The students begrudgingly step away from each other, looking like they'd rather be anywhere else in the world. The only one who looks remotely excited is Yuji, who's still sporting a bright and boyish grin.
"Hm, what do you think Y/N?" he taps a long finger against his chin. "Think they could use a demonstration?"
"Oh, yeah? You want me to kick your ass like I used to back in the day?" you say with a chuckle, grinning up at him as you recall all the times
"No way," Yuji exclaims and all eyes turn to him once more. Nobara groans dramatically. "You used to kick Gojo-Sensei's ass?"
Gojo throws his head back in a mocking laugh, ruffling your hair playfully to which you scoff and shove him away from you. "Oh, I used to go easy on little Y/N over here, you know, since she's so tiny and all," he wiggles his index finger in your face. "Don't get too cocky."
âI'm not tiny, you're just a giant," you mumble, his smirk widens at your words and he just shrugs.
You reach up to gather your hair up into a ponytail, pulling a plain black hair tie from your wrist and securing it against your hair before tightening it once more just for good measure. God knows how many times Gojo ripped off your hairbands mid spar.
He watches you, and once again you can feel his eyes through the blindfold. His lips are slightly parted as he watches you, looking completely mesmerised by you tying up your hair to prepare for him.
"Fine. Let's give them a demonstration."
His mouth snaps shut and the agonisingly familiar grin is back in place as if it never left. You don't miss the sharp gulp he takes that makes his Adam's apple bob delicately.
* * *
The next couple minutes pass in a blur. He manages to land several heavy hits on you, but you hold your ground and do the same. Dodging when necessary and hitting at every opening you get. You can feel your ribs beginning to bruise, and the heavy panting mixed with the blood coating Gojo's face tells you he is experiencing the same pain as you.
His fist suddenly collides with your cheek, snapping your head to the left and knocking the breath right out of you. The metallic taste of blood floods your mouth but you keep it contained, ducking in time before his other fist meets your jaw once more.
With your head still pounding from the force of the punches he's been landing on you continunously, (seriously, what was this guy made of?) you manage to land a counterattack on his own face, then another one, and another one on top of that. Blood drips from his nose in a thin trail and he brings up a hand to wipe at it. Instead of scowling like you, his lips part before a manic grin envelopes his face.
You're both panting heavily, and you take the opening to drive your knee against his groin, but he's too quick. He slams his fist against your chest, sending you stumbling backwards.
âNot bad, Y/N! But not good enough," he suddenly yanks the blindfold down to his neck, his eyes glowing with a predatory gleam before he charges at you. His legs swing out to sweep you completely off your feet, but you anticipate the move, vaulting over his leg and using his own momentum against him to drive him into the dirt.
"Got you," you breathe out after dropping your weight entirely on his chest, your knees digging into the dirt on either side of his waist.
For a fraction of a second, Gojo freezes. Genuine shock flickers across his featuresâthe rare, beautiful sight of Satoru Gojo being caught completely off guard.
Then, his expression fractures into something terrifyingly bright. "Did you?"
Before the words fully register, his knee drives upward with violent accuracy, striking you dead-center right against your core. The sharp, agonizing impact hits your groin and lower abdomen, shattering your focus. Air completely leaves your lungs in a ragged gasp, your vision flashing white for a split second.
He capitalizes on the opening instantly. With a fluid, brutal twist of his hips, Gojo flips the positions.
The world spins, and suddenly you're the one slammed into the dirt, the wind knocked out of you a second time. Before you can even attempt to recover, his massive frame is heavy on top of you, pinning you down. You frantically try to wrench your arms free to strike or buck him off, but he slams his hands down over your wrists, pinning them securely into the dirt above your head. Simultaneously, his heavy knees drive down onto your thighs, completely locking your legs in place.
You're left entirely immobilized.
Gojo leans down, dropping his weight until his face is mere inches from yours. The black fabric of his blindfold is no longer there, so you can feel the absolute, suffocating intensity of his gaze boring into you. His breath is hot against your skin, sending a involuntary shiver down your spine.
He tilts his head, his lips curling into a dark, private smirk as he prepares to whisper something directly against your ear.
But you don't give him the satisfaction.
Gathering the metallic mixture of saliva and blood welling up in your mouth, you spit it directly into his face, where it lands directly on his cheek and the edge of his jaw.
The courtyard goes deathly quiet. You can practically hear the collective, terrified intake of breath from the first and second-years watching from the sidelines. Nobody does that to Satoru Gojo and lives.
You brace for the impact of his anger, for the cold, lethal aura of the strongest sorcerer to crush you.
Instead, Gojo pauses. He slowly pulls back just enough to look down at you. The expression on his face isn't angerâit's something far worse. His features twist, turning entirely feral, his eyes wide and wild as he regards you. The smirk on his lips stretches wider, jagged and sharp.
Slowly, deliberately, his tongue darts out, licking a streak of the blood away from the corner of his mouth.
"Oh," Gojo purrs, his voice dropping to a low, dangerous vibration that resonates right against your chest. "Now you're just spoiling me, Y/N."
You let out a disgruntled noise, looking up at him in disgust and squirming beneath him to try and shove him off.
But Gojo doesn't budge. Instead, his grin sharpens, turning into something entirely predatory. Before you can even attempt to leverage your weight against him, his hand moves with blinding speed, wrapping securely around the front of your neck. He doesn't choke you, but the firm, heavy pressure of his palm against your throat completely pins your head back into the dirt, freezing you in place.
"Now, now," he murmurs, his voice dropping to a low, gravelly register that vibrates right against your skin. "That wasn't very polite, L/N."
With his other hand completely freeing your wrists, you instantly try to bring your arms up to strike him, but his weight is shifted so heavily over your torso and legs that you can barely find the leverage.
Gojo ignores your thrashing. He takes his free hand, using his fingers to deliberately wipe the mixture of your blood, saliva, and his own cold sweat from his jawline. His face leans down even closer, looming over you like a shadow, completely blocking out the sun.
With a slow, agonizingly deliberate movement, he presses his wet, smeared fingers directly against your lips, rubbing the fluid harshly across your mouth to force you to taste it.
Your eyes widen with pure, unadulterated fury. The moment his index finger presses hard against your lips, you don't hesitateâyou part your teeth and bite down on his finger with everything you have.
You bite to hurt, your jaw locking like a vice, clamping down until you taste the sharp, metallic tang of his blood filling your mouth.
A sharp, sudden intake of air hitches in Gojo's throat. For a split second, his grip on your neck tightens instinctively in response to the pain, his body tensing completely over yours. But he doesn't pull away.
"Feral," he whispers, his voice practically a growl against your face, a jagged, thrilled smile cutting across his lips despite the pain. "I like it."
His warm blood fills your mouth and you fight the urge to gag, bringing up your own fingers to shove them right into his bright blue eyes. He makes a noise from the back of his throat before his grip loosens and he pulls away from you, untightening his legs around you and stepping away.
You scramble to your feet instantly, leaning to the side slightly to spit out a dark, thick glob of his blood onto the dirt. You wipe the back of your hand harshly across your mouth, smearing the remaining crimson along your cheek as you look up at him.
Gojo's eyes are no longer on you, though. Instead, they're locked on the blood pooling around his fingers and the deep teeth marks engraved into his skin. His eyes are wide and glowing, lips parted in an expression of shock.
"You fucking psycho," you hiss, your voice raspy and laced with venom.
He looks at you as if finally noticing you again, mouth curling into a crazed grin. "Ah, watch your language around the kids."
The kids! You had entirely forgotten they had been watching you, and you immediately snap your head in their direction to find every single one of their eyes on you, their jaws slack. Yuji is pointing towards Gojo and whispering frantically to Nobara who has a palm slapped across her mouth.
âL/N-Sensei, are you okay?" a tentative voice calls out. You don't turn your head to find out who, nor do you bother with a response. Your feet drag you away from the students and towards Gojo, who's still watching you with a sickening smirk. He opens his mouth to make another crass comment, but your shoulder collides with his and he stumbles slightly with a soft 'Oof.'
You continue walking away, ignoring his mocking laughter and the feeling of his eyes drilling holes into the back of your skull, letting your legs pull you to someplace, anyplace, where he would not follow. You can't find it in yourself to care that you're setting a bad example for the kids.
"Same time next week?" he calls out, and you can practically hear the smug smile in his voice. It's almost enough for you to turn around and rip open his neck with your teeth. Almost.
You don't stop walking.
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where the blade hesitates â¶ CH2
summary: while the world celebrates peace, you move through the earth kingdom with one mission: end the avatar cycle. raised by the order to believe the avatarâs failure cost you everything, you infiltrate his circle during a fragile peace treaty, determined to gain his trust and strike.
but aang isn't what you expected. he's kind, burdened and human. not the cowardous demigod you were told about, and as he begins to trust you, your resolve starts to crack.
pairing: aged up!aang x reader
word count: 3.2k
warnings: aang is 20 and oc is 21, set before loa, heavy angst, hurt/comfort, really really slow burn, betrayal, mentions of death
nisa's notes!: finallyyyyy i can get back to writing to my hearts content!!! first update since my exams finished and there will be many more to come (seriously this time) sorry for the long wait and lmk ur thoughts :) banner creds: heyhanibee on twt
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You hadnât expected to be invited to the banquet. In fact, you hadnât even expected the Avatar to speak with you today. Today was supposed to be a simple exercise in reconnaissance. A chance to find your footing, secure the trust of the Earth Kingdom officials, and gauge the weaknesses of your target.
You hadnât cleared a single objective.
You were more unsettled now than when you had first arrived. The Earth Kingdom delegates viewed you with newfound suspicion after your blunt exchange with the Avatar, and you were further from understanding the enemy than ever.
The walk back to the Earth Kingdom quarters was another exercise in patience. The area was a labyrinth of scaffolding and half-finished brickwork, and you struggled to manoeuvre your way around the bustling crowds. The other delegates spared you no mind, too engrossed by Aangâs radical vision. Their voices were hushed as they debated about his idea for a united republic.
You, like many of the others, were initially confused as to why the meeting was called in this developing area. But things were beginning to make sense.
Once inside the colonial-style manor assigned to your delegation, you retreated to your chambers. You locked the door, the heavy thud of the bolt offering a momentary reprieve. You didn't relax; instead, you performed a professional sweep of the roomâchecking the floorboards, the window frame, and the wardrobes. Only then did you sit at the scarred wooden desk.
You pulled out your bag, placing it down on the desk. To an ordinary person, it would appear as an ordinary bag filled with ordinary notes of trade and letters of politics. You run your fingers across the leather, letting them graze against an opening which you pry open gently, revealing a hidden compartment.
Inside revealed a cipher, some plain paper and a worn photograph. With gentle hands, you pull it out and place it flat against the oak surface.Â
Your fingers linger against the photograph as if trying to reach inside in hopes of grabbing onto the only image of your family. Your eyes frantically look across the image, trying to memorise the faces that you hadnât seen in far too long. With every passing moment, they seemed to appear further and further away, fading into nothingness. Their voices were difficult to rememberâin fact, it seemed as though it was erased from your memory entirely.
You let your eyes trail over their features once more in an attempt to engrain their faces into your mind before you felt your throat beginning to tighten. The familiar feeling of anger and malice returned to your chest, and you blinked rapidly to prevent the traitorous tears from falling.Â
Closing your eyes, your mind drifted off to the bald headed monk you previously had the displeasure of conversing with, and your hands clenched into fists against the desk. You let out a tranquil breath, but your head was far from at ease. It pounded with a whirlwind of emotions as you tried to summon the half-forgotten voices of your parents and the contagious laughter of your brother.
You slammed your fists suddenly against the table and abruptly stood up, smoothing your crinkled dress and wiping frantically at your eyes.Â
Had it not been for the Avatarâs cowardice and the Fire Lord's evil ancestors, perhaps your family would still be alive.Â
None of your objectives were cleared, sureâbut you knew one thing for certain. You were not leaving this place without ending the Avatar's life.Â
You had intended to slip away to the back of the room, perhaps playing the role of a wallflower, but the Avatar had other plans. Spotting you immediately near the entrance, he caught your eye and waved you over with an enthusiastic gesture, calling your name over the low chatter of the room. With every eye in the delegation turning to you, you had no choice but to cross the floor and take the empty seat he offered.
Sitting down amongst Aang and his inner circle felt entirely surreal. As you watched them exchange inside jokes and lighthearted banter, a heavy sense of displacement settled in your chest. It felt awkward, strange, and entirely dangerous. You knew you weren't meant to be there.
They had all greeted you and introduced themselves cheerfully, completely unaware that you already knew exactly who they were. You knew a monumental amount more about them than any ordinary citizen was supposed to. When they turned their attention to you and asked about yout background, you gleefully answered, forcing a bright, engaging warmth into your tone. They cluelessly continued the conversation, blissfully blind to the fact that every single one of your answers was carefully rehearesed and entirely falsified.
Your eyes roamed over their figures while maintaining your polite smile. The blind girl in green was much shorter than you, a sly smirk plastered permanently onto her face, her dark hair woven into a neat and practical updo.
To anyone elseâsomeone who was completely ignorant of her reputationâshe would be an easy opponent, the easiest opponent out of the entire group. But to you, you who had been studying them for as long as you can remember, you knew this would be rather difficult. Her lack of sight was not a weakness, in fact it could be classed as a strength. She was arguably the most dangerous obstacle in the room.
Zuko was the biggest of the bunch, wearing heavy, formal Fire Nation robes that did little to hide his athletic frame. He sat with perfect, militrary posture, but his eyes constantly flickered to the corners of the room. Following his gaze, you noted elite Fire Nation guards stationed at the doors, hands rested heavily on the hilts of their swords and eyes tracking every unfamiliar movement in the hall. Getting past them would be a nightmare, and any sudden strike on the Avatar would lead to a bloodbath.
Then there was Katara. A water bender. You hadn't crossed paths with many water benders in your lifetime, but you were aware of her history; how she was the last bender of the Southern Water Tribe and how she helped the North evade total destruction by the fire nation. Tales of her ruthlessness mixed with her kindness were known to you, and many others. After all, news travelled quite fast.
It was painfully obvious that Sokka was the easiest opponent. Besides the fact that he was a non-bender, like you, he seemed to be a bit⊠immature. He was too loud, too easily distracted.
You had been taught how to wield a blade in the dark. You had been forced to study human anatomy, learning how to play doctor to maintain a cover, and exactly which arteries to sever to guarantee a kill. You were prepared for combat, for espionage, and for a grueling war. But absolutely no amount of rigorous preparation could have ever equipped you for the sheer, agonising frustration of having to watch the Avatar have fun.
The familiar knot in your chest returned, and your fingers itched in your lap to reach up and ruthlessly murder Aang right here, right now. Your let your mind wander, imagining the screams of his precious group, the look of horror in their eyes, perhaps mirroring the look you had when you held your brothers dead body in your arms. You can't help but smile fondly at the thought.
"Y/N?" a soft voice calls from your left, snapping you out of your thoughts and back to reality. Right. It would be a long time before you could witness his lifeless body.
You're met with the crinkly-eyed kind smile of Katara, and your genuine smile turns stiff as you address her. "Sorry, I zoned out for a moment. What were you saying?"
"It's alright, it happens," she nods, she didn't look bothered by it at all. Instead, she looked quite amused. "Aang was asking you a question."
You turn to him expectantly, your hands unconsciously clenching, nails digging almost painfully in your palm as you meet his warm gaze with a cold one of your own. He smiles brightly when your gaze lands on him.
"I was wondering if you'd like to see the landscaping plan for Republic City."
"What?" you sputter, eyebrows scrunching in confusion. How could he trust you, someone who he had just met, with such a huge thing?
"What?" he echoes, mirroring your confused gaze before turning to look at his friends who just shrugged. "Did I say something wrong?" he asks to nobody in particular, and they all turn to look at you.
You clear your throat, "No, I'm just a bit surprised, that's all."
"By what, exactly?"
"By⊠why me?" you question with a slight tilt of your head.
"What do you mean?" he mirrors your expression again, tilting his head in the same degree as you. You fight the frustration that bubbles in your stomach, unsure if he was feigning cluelessness or just outright stupid. From the corner of your eye, you spot Zuko face palming.
"I assume you haven't shown anyone else from the delegations any landscaping plans?" he nods in response. "So, how comes you're showing me?"
"Ah," he smiles sheepishly, rubbing the back of his neck with his fingers. "I know not everyone agrees with me, it is to be expected. It's justâŠ" he looks over at Katara, who nods at him in what appears to be approval. "People don't admit it to my face, you know? I can see it in their eyes that they hate the idea of it, but they don't say anything in fear of offending me."
"I see."
"And it's not like I would get offended. I don't get offended. And youâ" he finally meets your eyes again, pausing for a second. "Well, you weren't afraid to tell me your thoughts. I like that. I want to hear everyones true thoughts and reach a good conclusion, thats why I invited everyone here, not for them to just whisper amongst themselves as if I can't handle a bit of criticism. I'm a grownâ"
"Alright, alright. She gets it," the blind girl steps in, placing a hand on his arm with a condescending pat. You look around and notice Sokka holding a hand to his mouth in an attempt to hold back his laughter. Zuko and Katara seem to be engaged in their own conversation, completely oblivious to their friends rambling.
"Sorry. I'm a bit excited," he chuckles. "I just wish everyone else was too, you know?"
"Yeah, I understand." you didn't understand, it was a foolish idea. "I guess they're afraid of you."
"Afraid? Of me?" he turns to look at Toph and Sokka, but they too, like Zuko and Katara, have moved slightly away to talk about something else entirely.
"I mean, yeah. You're the Avatar," you gesture to the bright blue arrow on his forehead.
"Really?" he looks up in thought, tapping a long finger on his chin. "I always assumed they thought I was too sensitive, or something. But I would never hurt somebody over a small disagreement."
You nod, unsure of how to respond.
He looks at you for a moment, frowning slightly at your lack of response. "Sooo, what do you think? You wanna see it?"
Not really. "Sure, I'd love to." you lie with a smile. After all, it'll be useful information for your people.
He claps his hands together joyously, eyes crinkling in the corners as a wide smile takes over his features. You look away to try and school your own expression into one of tranquility, irritated by the fact that you were currently his source of joy, rather than his source of pain.
"Great! I'll take you right now."
"Whaâ now? Like, right now? What about the banquet?" you question, confused.
"Pfft, they won't even notice I'm gone. Come on!" he gestures wildly for you to follow him and you fight the urge to throw your head back and groan. Realising it would be plain rude for you to ignore him, your feet subconsciously follow him as he walks slightly ahead of you.
People parted like a river as he walked through the hall. He maintained his bright, effortless smile, tossing out casual greetings to people you did not know while you trailed a step behind.
Without warning he came to an abrupt halt, turning his head over his shoulder to ensure you were still there, causing you to almost collide with the muscular expanse of his back.
He led you through a maze of quieter corridors, away from the clinking glasses and lively chatter of the banquet. You noted every exit, every shadow, and the distinct lack of guards. He was completely unprotected. They won't even notice I'm gone, were his exact words. Would they notice if he suddenly disappeared without a trace?
When he pushed open the heavy wooden doors to a spacious war room, the sudden silence was deafening. Maps and architectural sketches littered the tables, held down by unpolished stones.
The weight of the obsidian pin in your hair suddenly felt unbearably heavy. Your hands were itching at your sides to pull it free from your scalp, letting your hair loose and driving it through his back. He was right here. It would be easy. Quick. Perhaps even painless.
You tried to push the reckless thoughts aside, if he were murdered here, everyone would know who the murderer was. They all watched him walk out, alone, with you. There'd be a target on your back for the rest of your life, and on the Order. No, you had to gain his trust first.
"You're overly trusting." you mumble, unable to contain your thoughts at his utterly strange behaviour. It felt like some sort of test, one that you were worried you'd fail.
He doesn't seem the least bit surprised or even worried at your accusation, instead he lets out a boisterous laugh. "What are you gonna do? Feed my plans to your secret anti-Avatar group who wants to kill me?"
Your jaw almost drops for a second. "W-What?"
"Relax, I'm just joking. I have a good intuition, I can tell when a person is out to get me and when they're not!"
"That must come in handy," you laugh worriedly at the irony of his words, and heâeven more ironicallyâlaughs along with you.
"It really does. Anyways," he pulls out a large roll of paper with a boyish grin, stretching it out across the wide, circular table and pinning it down with a couple rocks. "Behold!"
You tilt your head as you step beside him. The sheet of paper wasnt what you expected. There was a rough sketch of an island, the very island you were standing on right now, dotted with a cluster of buildings. Detailed diagrams, illustrations and hurried annotations cramped the corners.
A park, a school, a police station, a pool. Houses, more houses, a bunch of houses.
But what caught your eyes were the silly little doodles scattering the margins, you let your fingers linger over the fresh ink.
"Oh, that was Sokka." Aang explains, noticing your hand running along some messy writing that reads 'Sokka statue!!!!' complete with a large, crude smiley face beside it.
"I figured," you say with a laugh and he chuckles with you. "It's a lot of buildings."
"Yeah, I mean, I want there to be a lot of houses for people. And places to work. Lots of buildings are needed for that."
"But what nation would it be under? The Fire Nation?" you question with a quirk of your brow.
He pauses, looking up in thought with widened gray eyes. "Huh. I hadn't really thought about that."
"It used to be under the Earth Nation, no?"
"Yeah, but then it fell under the Fire Nations control until Zuko and the Earth King signed the treaty. Do you think it should be under the Earth Kingdom? But, I mean, it was mine and Zukos idea."
"So, it should be under the Fire Nation?" you ask, looking at him with a raised eyebrow. He looks like he's about to nod, his mouth opening in response. "But then the Earth Kingdom would be unhappy. And I'm not just saying that because I'm from there. The same goes for the other way round."
His gray eyes widen and he nods rapidly in acknowledgment and understanding. "You're right! We cannot have people unhappy. That defeats the whole purpose," he sighs, reaching up to place a large, warm hand on your shoulder. You stiffen immediately at the contact. He pats it in an obliviously friendly manner. "I'm glad I brought you here. You're really smart! Me and the others didn't think about that."
He's looks down at you with a wide smile, his eyes shining at your revelation and his heavy hand still resting uncomfortably on your shoulder. Your own hands are clenched tightly at your sides, nails digging painfully into your palms, your lips pressed into a flat line.
Slowly, you drag your gaze over to the hand on your shoulder, then back at his face. You're about to kindly request he take his hands off of you when a look of horror passes over his face. He snaps his hand back as if he's been burned, taking a couple steps back. You instinctively step back too, the space between you increasing.
"I am so sorry! That was rude of me, I didn't mean to cross a boundary. Sorry."
The sheer look of mortification on his face catches you completely off guard, easing your racing mind just enough that you let out a stunned laugh.
"It's okay, you're fine." you say with a genuine huff of amusement.
Aang emits a massive sigh of relief, the horror draining from his face to make room for his usual dopey smile and bright eyes.
"Sorry," he sheepishly repeats. "I'm just so glad! We should probably head back before they start looking for us, though."
You raise an eyebrow with a sly smirk as he begins clearing the table, "I thought they wouldn't even notice that you're gone?"
He shrugs noncommittaly, rolling up the large map of plans swiftly before tucking it back into the corner where he found it. "Well⊠usually Sokka notices I'm gone when the food runs out. Then he makes it everyones business."
Shaking your head with a laugh, you fall into step beside him once more as he holds the door open and lets you pass through first.
The halls are no longer empty, but Aang effortlessly guides you through like before. Him in front of you, you a couple paces behind.
This time, he doesn't turn to check if you're still following him.
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where the blade hesitates â¶ CH2
summary: while the world celebrates peace, you move through the earth kingdom with one mission: end the avatar cycle. raised by the order to believe the avatarâs failure cost you everything, you infiltrate his circle during a fragile peace treaty, determined to gain his trust and strike.
but aang isn't what you expected. he's kind, burdened and human. not the cowardous demigod you were told about, and as he begins to trust you, your resolve starts to crack.
pairing: aged up!aang x reader
word count: 3.2k
warnings: aang is 20 and oc is 21, set before loa, heavy angst, hurt/comfort, really really slow burn, betrayal, mentions of death
nisa's notes!: finallyyyyy i can get back to writing to my hearts content!!! first update since my exams finished and there will be many more to come (seriously this time) sorry for the long wait and lmk ur thoughts :) also A HUGEEE THANK YOU to everyone who left a nice comment on the last chapter iâm so sorry if i didnât reply to you but i definitely read them and i appreciate you so so so much <3 <3 banner creds: heyhanibee on twt
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You hadnât expected to be invited to the banquet. In fact, you hadnât even expected the Avatar to speak with you today. Today was supposed to be a simple exercise in reconnaissance. A chance to find your footing, secure the trust of the Earth Kingdom officials, and gauge the weaknesses of your target.
You hadnât cleared a single objective.
You were more unsettled now than when you had first arrived. The Earth Kingdom delegates viewed you with newfound suspicion after your blunt exchange with the Avatar, and you were further from understanding the enemy than ever.
The walk back to the Earth Kingdom quarters was another exercise in patience. The area was a labyrinth of scaffolding and half-finished brickwork, and you struggled to manoeuvre your way around the bustling crowds. The other delegates spared you no mind, too engrossed by Aangâs radical vision. Their voices were hushed as they debated about his idea for a united republic.
You, like many of the others, were initially confused as to why the meeting was called in this developing area. But things were beginning to make sense.
Once inside the colonial-style manor assigned to your delegation, you retreated to your chambers. You locked the door, the heavy thud of the bolt offering a momentary reprieve. You didn't relax; instead, you performed a professional sweep of the roomâchecking the floorboards, the window frame, and the wardrobes. Only then did you sit at the scarred wooden desk.
You pulled out your bag, placing it down on the desk. To an ordinary person, it would appear as an ordinary bag filled with ordinary notes of trade and letters of politics. You run your fingers across the leather, letting them graze against an opening which you pry open gently, revealing a hidden compartment.
Inside revealed a cipher, some plain paper and a worn photograph. With gentle hands, you pull it out and place it flat against the oak surface.Â
Your fingers linger against the photograph as if trying to reach inside in hopes of grabbing onto the only image of your family. Your eyes frantically look across the image, trying to memorise the faces that you hadnât seen in far too long. With every passing moment, they seemed to appear further and further away, fading into nothingness. Their voices were difficult to rememberâin fact, it seemed as though it was erased from your memory entirely.
You let your eyes trail over their features once more in an attempt to engrain their faces into your mind before you felt your throat beginning to tighten. The familiar feeling of anger and malice returned to your chest, and you blinked rapidly to prevent the traitorous tears from falling.Â
Closing your eyes, your mind drifted off to the bald headed monk you previously had the displeasure of conversing with, and your hands clenched into fists against the desk. You let out a tranquil breath, but your head was far from at ease. It pounded with a whirlwind of emotions as you tried to summon the half-forgotten voices of your parents and the contagious laughter of your brother.
You slammed your fists suddenly against the table and abruptly stood up, smoothing your crinkled dress and wiping frantically at your eyes.Â
Had it not been for the Avatarâs cowardice and the Fire Lord's evil ancestors, perhaps your family would still be alive.Â
None of your objectives were cleared, sureâbut you knew one thing for certain. You were not leaving this place without ending the Avatar's life.Â
You had intended to slip away to the back of the room, perhaps playing the role of a wallflower, but the Avatar had other plans. Spotting you immediately near the entrance, he caught your eye and waved you over with an enthusiastic gesture, calling your name over the low chatter of the room. With every eye in the delegation turning to you, you had no choice but to cross the floor and take the empty seat he offered.
Sitting down amongst Aang and his inner circle felt entirely surreal. As you watched them exchange inside jokes and lighthearted banter, a heavy sense of displacement settled in your chest. It felt awkward, strange, and entirely dangerous. You knew you weren't meant to be there.
They had all greeted you and introduced themselves cheerfully, completely unaware that you already knew exactly who they were. You knew a monumental amount more about them than any ordinary citizen was supposed to. When they turned their attention to you and asked about yout background, you gleefully answered, forcing a bright, engaging warmth into your tone. They cluelessly continued the conversation, blissfully blind to the fact that every single one of your answers was carefully rehearesed and entirely falsified.
Your eyes roamed over their figures while maintaining your polite smile. The blind girl in green was much shorter than you, a sly smirk plastered permanently onto her face, her dark hair woven into a neat and practical updo.
To anyone elseâsomeone who was completely ignorant of her reputationâshe would be an easy opponent, the easiest opponent out of the entire group. But to you, you who had been studying them for as long as you can remember, you knew this would be rather difficult. Her lack of sight was not a weakness, in fact it could be classed as a strength. She was arguably the most dangerous obstacle in the room.
Zuko was the biggest of the bunch, wearing heavy, formal Fire Nation robes that did little to hide his athletic frame. He sat with perfect, militrary posture, but his eyes constantly flickered to the corners of the room. Following his gaze, you noted elite Fire Nation guards stationed at the doors, hands rested heavily on the hilts of their swords and eyes tracking every unfamiliar movement in the hall. Getting past them would be a nightmare, and any sudden strike on the Avatar would lead to a bloodbath.
Then there was Katara. A water bender. You hadn't crossed paths with many water benders in your lifetime, but you were aware of her history; how she was the last bender of the Southern Water Tribe and how she helped the North evade total destruction by the fire nation. Tales of her ruthlessness mixed with her kindness were known to you, and many others. After all, news travelled quite fast.
It was painfully obvious that Sokka was the easiest opponent. Besides the fact that he was a non-bender, like you, he seemed to be a bit⊠immature. He was too loud, too easily distracted.
You had been taught how to wield a blade in the dark. You had been forced to study human anatomy, learning how to play doctor to maintain a cover, and exactly which arteries to sever to guarantee a kill. You were prepared for combat, for espionage, and for a grueling war. But absolutely no amount of rigorous preparation could have ever equipped you for the sheer, agonising frustration of having to watch the Avatar have fun.
The familiar knot in your chest returned, and your fingers itched in your lap to reach up and ruthlessly murder Aang right here, right now. Your let your mind wander, imagining the screams of his precious group, the look of horror in their eyes, perhaps mirroring the look you had when you held your brothers dead body in your arms. You can't help but smile fondly at the thought.
"Y/N?" a soft voice calls from your left, snapping you out of your thoughts and back to reality. Right. It would be a long time before you could witness his lifeless body.
You're met with the crinkly-eyed kind smile of Katara, and your genuine smile turns stiff as you address her. "Sorry, I zoned out for a moment. What were you saying?"
"It's alright, it happens," she nods, she didn't look bothered by it at all. Instead, she looked quite amused. "Aang was asking you a question."
You turn to him expectantly, your hands unconsciously clenching, nails digging almost painfully in your palm as you meet his warm gaze with a cold one of your own. He smiles brightly when your gaze lands on him.
"I was wondering if you'd like to see the landscaping plan for Republic City."
"What?" you sputter, eyebrows scrunching in confusion. How could he trust you, someone who he had just met, with such a huge thing?
"What?" he echoes, mirroring your confused gaze before turning to look at his friends who just shrugged. "Did I say something wrong?" he asks to nobody in particular, and they all turn to look at you.
You clear your throat, "No, I'm just a bit surprised, that's all."
"By what, exactly?"
"By⊠why me?" you question with a slight tilt of your head.
"What do you mean?" he mirrors your expression again, tilting his head in the same degree as you. You fight the frustration that bubbles in your stomach, unsure if he was feigning cluelessness or just outright stupid. From the corner of your eye, you spot Zuko face palming.
"I assume you haven't shown anyone else from the delegations any landscaping plans?" he nods in response. "So, how comes you're showing me?"
"Ah," he smiles sheepishly, rubbing the back of his neck with his fingers. "I know not everyone agrees with me, it is to be expected. It's justâŠ" he looks over at Katara, who nods at him in what appears to be approval. "People don't admit it to my face, you know? I can see it in their eyes that they hate the idea of it, but they don't say anything in fear of offending me."
"I see."
"And it's not like I would get offended. I don't get offended. And youâ" he finally meets your eyes again, pausing for a second. "Well, you weren't afraid to tell me your thoughts. I like that. I want to hear everyones true thoughts and reach a good conclusion, thats why I invited everyone here, not for them to just whisper amongst themselves as if I can't handle a bit of criticism. I'm a grownâ"
"Alright, alright. She gets it," the blind girl steps in, placing a hand on his arm with a condescending pat. You look around and notice Sokka holding a hand to his mouth in an attempt to hold back his laughter. Zuko and Katara seem to be engaged in their own conversation, completely oblivious to their friends rambling.
"Sorry. I'm a bit excited," he chuckles. "I just wish everyone else was too, you know?"
"Yeah, I understand." you didn't understand, it was a foolish idea. "I guess they're afraid of you."
"Afraid? Of me?" he turns to look at Toph and Sokka, but they too, like Zuko and Katara, have moved slightly away to talk about something else entirely.
"I mean, yeah. You're the Avatar," you gesture to the bright blue arrow on his forehead.
"Really?" he looks up in thought, tapping a long finger on his chin. "I always assumed they thought I was too sensitive, or something. But I would never hurt somebody over a small disagreement."
You nod, unsure of how to respond.
He looks at you for a moment, frowning slightly at your lack of response. "Sooo, what do you think? You wanna see it?"
Not really. "Sure, I'd love to." you lie with a smile. After all, it'll be useful information for your people.
He claps his hands together joyously, eyes crinkling in the corners as a wide smile takes over his features. You look away to try and school your own expression into one of tranquility, irritated by the fact that you were currently his source of joy, rather than his source of pain.
"Great! I'll take you right now."
"Whaâ now? Like, right now? What about the banquet?" you question, confused.
"Pfft, they won't even notice I'm gone. Come on!" he gestures wildly for you to follow him and you fight the urge to throw your head back and groan. Realising it would be plain rude for you to ignore him, your feet subconsciously follow him as he walks slightly ahead of you.
People parted like a river as he walked through the hall. He maintained his bright, effortless smile, tossing out casual greetings to people you did not know while you trailed a step behind.
Without warning he came to an abrupt halt, turning his head over his shoulder to ensure you were still there, causing you to almost collide with the muscular expanse of his back.
He led you through a maze of quieter corridors, away from the clinking glasses and lively chatter of the banquet. You noted every exit, every shadow, and the distinct lack of guards. He was completely unprotected. They won't even notice I'm gone, were his exact words. Would they notice if he suddenly disappeared without a trace?
When he pushed open the heavy wooden doors to a spacious war room, the sudden silence was deafening. Maps and architectural sketches littered the tables, held down by unpolished stones.
The weight of the obsidian pin in your hair suddenly felt unbearably heavy. Your hands were itching at your sides to pull it free from your scalp, letting your hair loose and driving it through his back. He was right here. It would be easy. Quick. Perhaps even painless.
You tried to push the reckless thoughts aside, if he were murdered here, everyone would know who the murderer was. They all watched him walk out, alone, with you. There'd be a target on your back for the rest of your life, and on the Order. No, you had to gain his trust first.
"You're overly trusting." you mumble, unable to contain your thoughts at his utterly strange behaviour. It felt like some sort of test, one that you were worried you'd fail.
He doesn't seem the least bit surprised or even worried at your accusation, instead he lets out a boisterous laugh. "What are you gonna do? Feed my plans to your secret anti-Avatar group who wants to kill me?"
Your jaw almost drops for a second. "W-What?"
"Relax, I'm just joking. I have a good intuition, I can tell when a person is out to get me and when they're not!"
"That must come in handy," you laugh worriedly at the irony of his words, and heâeven more ironicallyâlaughs along with you.
"It really does. Anyways," he pulls out a large roll of paper with a boyish grin, stretching it out across the wide, circular table and pinning it down with a couple rocks. "Behold!"
You tilt your head as you step beside him. The sheet of paper wasnt what you expected. There was a rough sketch of an island, the very island you were standing on right now, dotted with a cluster of buildings. Detailed diagrams, illustrations and hurried annotations cramped the corners.
A park, a school, a police station, a pool. Houses, more houses, a bunch of houses.
But what caught your eyes were the silly little doodles scattering the margins, you let your fingers linger over the fresh ink.
"Oh, that was Sokka." Aang explains, noticing your hand running along some messy writing that reads 'Sokka statue!!!!' complete with a large, crude smiley face beside it.
"I figured," you say with a laugh and he chuckles with you. "It's a lot of buildings."
"Yeah, I mean, I want there to be a lot of houses for people. And places to work. Lots of buildings are needed for that."
"But what nation would it be under? The Fire Nation?" you question with a quirk of your brow.
He pauses, looking up in thought with widened gray eyes. "Huh. I hadn't really thought about that."
"It used to be under the Earth Nation, no?"
"Yeah, but then it fell under the Fire Nations control until Zuko and the Earth King signed the treaty. Do you think it should be under the Earth Kingdom? But, I mean, it was mine and Zukos idea."
"So, it should be under the Fire Nation?" you ask, looking at him with a raised eyebrow. He looks like he's about to nod, his mouth opening in response. "But then the Earth Kingdom would be unhappy. And I'm not just saying that because I'm from there. The same goes for the other way round."
His gray eyes widen and he nods rapidly in acknowledgment and understanding. "You're right! We cannot have people unhappy. That defeats the whole purpose," he sighs, reaching up to place a large, warm hand on your shoulder. You stiffen immediately at the contact. He pats it in an obliviously friendly manner. "I'm glad I brought you here. You're really smart! Me and the others didn't think about that."
He's looks down at you with a wide smile, his eyes shining at your revelation and his heavy hand still resting uncomfortably on your shoulder. Your own hands are clenched tightly at your sides, nails digging painfully into your palms, your lips pressed into a flat line.
Slowly, you drag your gaze over to the hand on your shoulder, then back at his face. You're about to kindly request he take his hands off of you when a look of horror passes over his face. He snaps his hand back as if he's been burned, taking a couple steps back. You instinctively step back too, the space between you increasing.
"I am so sorry! That was rude of me, I didn't mean to cross a boundary. Sorry."
The sheer look of mortification on his face catches you completely off guard, easing your racing mind just enough that you let out a stunned laugh.
"It's okay, you're fine." you say with a genuine huff of amusement.
Aang emits a massive sigh of relief, the horror draining from his face to make room for his usual dopey smile and bright eyes.
"Sorry," he sheepishly repeats. "I'm just so glad! We should probably head back before they start looking for us, though."
You raise an eyebrow with a sly smirk as he begins clearing the table, "I thought they wouldn't even notice that you're gone?"
He shrugs noncommittaly, rolling up the large map of plans swiftly before tucking it back into the corner where he found it. "Well⊠usually Sokka notices I'm gone when the food runs out. Then he makes it everyones business."
Shaking your head with a laugh, you fall into step beside him once more as he holds the door open and lets you pass through first.
The halls are no longer empty, but Aang effortlessly guides you through like before. Him in front of you, you a couple paces behind.
This time, he doesn't turn to check if you're still following him.
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VIOLENT DELIGHTS. CHAPTER i
pairing mental asylum patients!bts x volunteer!reader
summary Y/N volunteers in a mental hospital with the intention to help the patients and care for them. Everything seems to be normal, except for seven boys whom she was assigned to. She doesn't understand what mess she has gotten herself into, and when she does, it's too late to get out.:
warning MENTIONS OF DISORDERS!!! slight insensitivity. mentions of eating disorder. pills/drugs. kind of cringe đą
nisaâs notes! sooooo i started writing this in 2021. i canât believe thereâs still people reading and waiting for this fic itâs lowkey the worst thing iâve ever written which is why this is about the 8th time iâm rewriting it⊠hopefully itâs better than the last!!! lmk ur thoughts!!!!
The cacophony of blaring horns and muffled shouts bled through the glass as you tapped your fingers restlessly against the steering wheels. For the past ten minutes, you had been stuck in the same position, unmoving and immobile.
Frustrated, you sat up straight and slammed your palm against the horn. A sharp, futile blare cut through the air. You knew it wouldnât help, but the inaction was suffocating.
You leaned back again, eyes scanning your surroundings for any empty parking spaces. At this rate, you would have better luck parking out here and making a run for it to the hospital than waiting in the seemingly never ending traffic.
To your annoyance, every square inch of curb was occupied, and the few legal spots left were too far out of reach.
Your hand darted to your phone. Double-tapping the screen, the digital numbers glared back at you: 12:23 PM. Over twenty minutes late. At this rate, the shift would be halfway over before you even crossed the threshold. Defeated, you gripped the steering wheel, trapped in the agonizing limbo of waiting and praying for the traffic to break.
When the traffic finally parted, you didn't waste a second. Your heels clacked sharply against the concrete floor of the parking garage as you hurried toward the towering medical center. The building loomed over you, a monolith of concrete and glass stretching endlessly into the gray sky.
A few yards ahead, another person dashed through the sliding doors, looking just as disheveledâlikely another victim of the gridlock. Unlike them, you paused at the entrance, catching your reflection in a small compact mirror. You checked for dark circles, smoothed down a few frantic flyaways, and took a deep, centering breath. Look professional, you reminded yourself, before squaring your shoulders and speed-walking through the entrance.
The automatic glass doors parted with a soft hiss, instantly swallowing the city's noise and replacing it with the sterile hum of a bustling hospital. The air smelled faintly of bleach and rubbing alcohol. The chaotic symphony of squeaking sneakers, muted conversations, and the rhythmic beeping of medical equipment washed over you.
Darting your eyes across the lobby, you spotted the main reception desk and marched over. The woman behind the counter was utterly engrossed in her computer, the blue light reflecting off her sharp features. She didn't even glance up as you stopped in front of her.
You hesitated, clearing your throat. Nothing. The rapid clicking of her keyboard continued uninterrupted, as if you were invisible.
"Excuse me?" you murmured, a flush of embarrassment warming your cheeks as she finally paused. "I'm here as a volunteer."
The receptionist straightened, adjusting the nametag pinned to her crisp uniform. Bora.
She looked you up and down, her lip curling into a critical line as she finally made eye contact. "You're over forty minutes late."
"I know, I'm so sorry. There was a massiveâ"
"Traffic? Yes, I'm aware," Bora cut in, her voice dripping with ice. "I also know three other volunteers who took the exact same route and managed to arrive on timeâif not early." She leaned back in her swivel chair, crossing her arms. Her intense gaze pinned you to the spot, making you look down in sudden shame. Forty minutes? Time had slipped through your fingers faster than you realized.
"Iâ"
"Listen," Bora interrupted again, "I know you're not getting paid to be here, but if you're just trying to pass the time, the exit is right behind you. The patients here actually need help. We donât have time to mess around." She pointed a manicured finger toward the glass doors.
A spark of defiance flared beneath your embarrassment. If she cut you off one more time, you might actually take her up on the offer.
"I apologize," you said, forcing your voice to remain steady and uninterrupted. "I am here to help. Trust me, Bora, it won't happen again."
"It better not. Do you even know where you're going?"
"I was told someone would brief me at the front desk," you explained, trying to ignore her blatant hostility.
"Well, since you've wasted half your orientation time, you'll have to figure it out as you go. Name?"
"Y/N," you muttered.
She didn't reply, her fingers flying across the keyboard once more. After a tense moment, she spun her chair around to the printer behind her, impatiently ripping a fresh sheet of paper from the tray.
Spinning back, she thrust the paper into your hands. "Take this to Dr. Han's office to get your supplies. Down that corridor," she gestured vaguely down a long, sterile hallway to her right. "His name is on the door. You can't miss it."
"Am I just delivering prescriptions?" you asked, scanning the list of names.
Bora let out a heavy, irritated sigh. It was crystal clear: she despised you on principle. Sure, you were late, but the sheer attitude felt entirely uncalled for.
"You'll deliver prescriptions, sanitize the rooms, and assist the patients with basic needs," she snapped. "If it's a medical emergency, you call a nurse or a doctor. Got it?"
"Yeah. Thanks." You forced a polite smile, but she only offered a scowl and a dramatic roll of her eyes before turning back to her monitor.
So much for a good first impression.
Walking down the seemingly endless hallway, you studied the document Bora had given you. It contained seven names printed in bold, black ink, each followed by a room number, a diagnosis, and a list of medications. You frowned, trying to pronounce the complex, foreign names of the pills. At least your job was just to deliver them, not mix them.
Realizing youâd lost track of your surroundings, you looked up from the page and began scanning the identical wooden doors lining the corridor. A few doors down, a silver plaque caught your eye: Dr. Han.
You knocked gently. A muffled, calm voice drifted from inside. "Come in."
Pushing the door open, you stepped into a quiet, sunlit office. A man sat behind a mahogany desk, looking surprisingly youngâperhaps only a few years older than you. His dark hair was styled back, and a pair of reading glasses rested on top of his head. For a brief second, you caught your breath. Are all the doctors here this attractive?
"May I help you?" he asked, tilting his head with a polite, curious expression.
"Are you Dr. Han?" You stepped further into the room, letting the door click shut behind you. "I'm the new volunteer. Bora sent me down."
Understanding washed over his features, and a warm smile replaced his professional mask. Standing up, he gestured toward the paper in your hand. "Could I see that list, please?"
You handed it over and watched silently as he navigated the room. He moved with a practiced, fluid grace, pulling specific medicine bottles from the heavily stocked shelves without a single moment of hesitation. He clearly knew this inventory like the back of his hand.
Left alone at his desk, curiosity got the better of you. Your eyes drifted across his workspace, skipping past the keyboard and settling on a file folder left open. Attached to the top corner was a photo of two young men, flanked by dense medical jargon. Because of the distance, you had to squint to make out the text.
Park Jimin... and Jâ
Before you could decipher the second name, the rustle of Dr. Hanâs coat signaled his return. You quickly took a step back, heat rising to your face. The last thing you needed was to look nosy on your first day.
Dr. Han set a medium-sized gray tray on the desk, carefully arranging the prescription bottles atop your original sheet of paper so the names remained visible. "It's lightweight enough to hold with one hand if you keep it balanced," he advised kindly. Then, he looked up, his eyes twinkling. "So, what caught you up? You're quite late."
"Oh. Traffic was a nightmare," you replied, offering a sheepish smile and bracing yourself for another lecture.
Instead, Dr. Han let out a soft chuckle and slid back into his office chair. "I take it Bora already gave you the third degree?"
You nodded ruefully, tracing the rim of the plastic tray.
"I apologize for her," he said, rolling his chair a bit closer to his desk. "She can be a handful to deal with."
"It's alright. I get why she's upset. First impressions and all."
"True, but she's probably just extra cranky because you're assigned to 'her boys.'" He rolled his eyes, a hint of playful disdain in his voice.
You blinked, confused. "What do you mean?"
"Oh, nothing. Don't worry about it," Dr. Han smoothly deflected, picking up a pen. "You should probably get moving before she comes looking for you. Come back and see me when you're finished with the rounds."
Though you were still thoroughly perplexed by what he meant with âher boysâ, you decided against questioning him again in fear of wasting more time. You instead offered a quick, grateful goodbye and hastily made your way out of his room.
With the heavy gray tray in hand, you let your eyes read over the list of names and their assigned rooms. The first name on the list was Jeon Jeongguk, and as you went further down you recognised a familiar name: Park Jimin. Your stomach did a slight flip. If only you had worn your contacts today, or even brought your glasses with you, maybe you couldâve finished reading whatever was on the Doctorâs note.
A sudden wave of guilt washed over you and you shook your head to rid yourself of the feeling. You werenât here to pry or be nosy. You were here to help these patients.
You finally came to a pause in front of Jeongguk's door. It was identical to Dr. Hansâheavy, sterile woodâexcept this time the words written in bold black ink were his name.
You flip the sheet of paper in the tray over, careful not to drop anything and continue reading over it. Jeonggukâs name was written again, and written beside it the words âEating Disorderâ were written in italics.
Your eyebrows knit together in mild confusion. An eating disorder? You looked back up at the heavy wooden door. For some reason, you had expected the patients in this specific wing to have more... severe, behavioral diagnoses. A standard eating disorder usually meant a specialized medical ward, not a high-security, isolated corridor like this one.
Shaking off the thought, you carefully shifted the tray to one hand, raised your knuckles, and knocked softly. "Jeon Jeongguk? I'm coming in."
When no answer came, you gently twisted the handle and pushed the door open.
The room was surprisingly spacious, but completely devoid of any personal touches. No posters, no books, no color. Just a pristine white bed, a small desk, and a large window overlooking the bleak gray sky outside. Sitting on the edge of the bed was a young man.
The moment the door clicked, he flinched, his head snapping toward you. Your breath caught in your throat. He possessed a striking, ethereal kind of beauty, with wide, glassy doe-eyes and soft, youthful features. He looked incredibly fragile, his knees pulled tightly against his chest as he trembled slightly in his standard white hospital scrubs.
"O-Oh," he breathed, his voice soft, airy, and entirely defenseless. He immediately scrambled off the bed, clutching a small, worn plush bunny to his chest. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to ignore you. Are you... are you new?"
A wave of instant sympathy washed over you, melting away the tension in your shoulders. "Hi, Jeongguk," you said, offering your warmest smile as you stepped inside. "I'm Y/N, the new volunteer. I just brought your medication."
"Y/N," he repeated, testing your name on his lips. A shy, breathless smile bloomed across his face, and his big eyes crinkled at the corners with what looked like pure, innocent adoration. "That's a really pretty name. Thank you for coming. Most people... most people are mean to me here."
"Well, I won't be," you promised softly, setting the tray on the desk and picking up the small plastic cup.
He stepped closer, his movements hesitant, like a frightened animal trying to trust a new hand. He looked down at the pills, a look of profound sadness washing over his handsome features. "They make me take these because they say I'm sick. They say I don't eat enough. But my stomach just hurts all the time because I'm so lonely."
He looked up at you through his long eyelashes, his gaze intense, completely locking onto yours. There was a desperate, magnetic pull in his eyes that made it impossible to look away. "But I feel better now that you're here. You're going to stay with me, right? You won't leave me like the others?"
"I have to finish making my rounds, Jeongguk," you explained gently, reaching out to hand him the cup. "But I can come back and check on you before my shift ends."
"Promise?" he whispered, taking the cup from you. His fingers brushed against yours, warm and completely gentle. He took the medication without a single complaint, offering you another sweet, boyish smile that made it hard to believe he belonged in a place like this.
He seemed so completely normal. So utterly harmless.
"Thank you, Y/N," he murmured softly, sitting back down on his bed and neatly tucking his plush bunny beside him. "I'll be waiting for you to come back."
You offered him a final, reassuring smile, your heart swelling slightly at how remarkably sweet he was. Turning around, you stepped toward the door, completely relieved that your first interaction had gone so smoothly.
Because your back was turned, you didn't see the exact millisecond his boyish smile dropped. You didn't see the warmth evaporate from his face like a cruel illusion, or how his wide, glassy doe-eyes instantly went entirely blank, dead, and empty. You didn't see him silently mouth your name against the plastic cup, his expression morphing into something cold and unrecognizable as he stared fixedly at the space you had just occupied.
You only paused when a sudden, heavy thud rattled from the wall of the adjacent room.
You jumped slightly, your hand freezing on the door handle. You waited a beat, but the corridor outside remained dead silent. Shaking it off as a stray nurse moving heavy equipment next door, you opened the door and stepped back out into the hallway, letting the heavy wood click shut.
Bora and Dr. Han had clearly overexaggerated. If all the patients were as cooperative as Jeongguk, this volunteering gig was going to be a breeze.
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VIOLENT DELIGHTS. CHAPTER i
pairing mental asylum patients!bts x volunteer!reader
summary Y/N volunteers in a mental hospital with the intention to help the patients and care for them. Everything seems to be normal, except for seven boys whom she was assigned to. She doesn't understand what mess she has gotten herself into, and when she does, it's too late to get out.:
warning MENTIONS OF DISORDERS!!! slight insensitivity. mentions of eating disorder. pills/drugs. kind of cringe đą
nisaâs notes! sooooo i started writing this in 2021. i canât believe thereâs still people reading and waiting for this fic itâs lowkey the worst thing iâve ever written which is why this is about the 8th time iâm rewriting it⊠hopefully itâs better than the last!!! lmk ur thoughts!!!!
The cacophony of blaring horns and muffled shouts bled through the glass as you tapped your fingers restlessly against the steering wheels. For the past ten minutes, you had been stuck in the same position, unmoving and immobile.
Frustrated, you sat up straight and slammed your palm against the horn. A sharp, futile blare cut through the air. You knew it wouldnât help, but the inaction was suffocating.
You leaned back again, eyes scanning your surroundings for any empty parking spaces. At this rate, you would have better luck parking out here and making a run for it to the hospital than waiting in the seemingly never ending traffic.
To your annoyance, every square inch of curb was occupied, and the few legal spots left were too far out of reach.
Your hand darted to your phone. Double-tapping the screen, the digital numbers glared back at you: 12:23 PM. Over twenty minutes late. At this rate, the shift would be halfway over before you even crossed the threshold. Defeated, you gripped the steering wheel, trapped in the agonizing limbo of waiting and praying for the traffic to break.
When the traffic finally parted, you didn't waste a second. Your heels clacked sharply against the concrete floor of the parking garage as you hurried toward the towering medical center. The building loomed over you, a monolith of concrete and glass stretching endlessly into the gray sky.
A few yards ahead, another person dashed through the sliding doors, looking just as disheveledâlikely another victim of the gridlock. Unlike them, you paused at the entrance, catching your reflection in a small compact mirror. You checked for dark circles, smoothed down a few frantic flyaways, and took a deep, centering breath. Look professional, you reminded yourself, before squaring your shoulders and speed-walking through the entrance.
The automatic glass doors parted with a soft hiss, instantly swallowing the city's noise and replacing it with the sterile hum of a bustling hospital. The air smelled faintly of bleach and rubbing alcohol. The chaotic symphony of squeaking sneakers, muted conversations, and the rhythmic beeping of medical equipment washed over you.
Darting your eyes across the lobby, you spotted the main reception desk and marched over. The woman behind the counter was utterly engrossed in her computer, the blue light reflecting off her sharp features. She didn't even glance up as you stopped in front of her.
You hesitated, clearing your throat. Nothing. The rapid clicking of her keyboard continued uninterrupted, as if you were invisible.
"Excuse me?" you murmured, a flush of embarrassment warming your cheeks as she finally paused. "I'm here as a volunteer."
The receptionist straightened, adjusting the nametag pinned to her crisp uniform. Bora.
She looked you up and down, her lip curling into a critical line as she finally made eye contact. "You're over forty minutes late."
"I know, I'm so sorry. There was a massiveâ"
"Traffic? Yes, I'm aware," Bora cut in, her voice dripping with ice. "I also know three other volunteers who took the exact same route and managed to arrive on timeâif not early." She leaned back in her swivel chair, crossing her arms. Her intense gaze pinned you to the spot, making you look down in sudden shame. Forty minutes? Time had slipped through your fingers faster than you realized.
"Iâ"
"Listen," Bora interrupted again, "I know you're not getting paid to be here, but if you're just trying to pass the time, the exit is right behind you. The patients here actually need help. We donât have time to mess around." She pointed a manicured finger toward the glass doors.
A spark of defiance flared beneath your embarrassment. If she cut you off one more time, you might actually take her up on the offer.
"I apologize," you said, forcing your voice to remain steady and uninterrupted. "I am here to help. Trust me, Bora, it won't happen again."
"It better not. Do you even know where you're going?"
"I was told someone would brief me at the front desk," you explained, trying to ignore her blatant hostility.
"Well, since you've wasted half your orientation time, you'll have to figure it out as you go. Name?"
"Y/N," you muttered.
She didn't reply, her fingers flying across the keyboard once more. After a tense moment, she spun her chair around to the printer behind her, impatiently ripping a fresh sheet of paper from the tray.
Spinning back, she thrust the paper into your hands. "Take this to Dr. Han's office to get your supplies. Down that corridor," she gestured vaguely down a long, sterile hallway to her right. "His name is on the door. You can't miss it."
"Am I just delivering prescriptions?" you asked, scanning the list of names.
Bora let out a heavy, irritated sigh. It was crystal clear: she despised you on principle. Sure, you were late, but the sheer attitude felt entirely uncalled for.
"You'll deliver prescriptions, sanitize the rooms, and assist the patients with basic needs," she snapped. "If it's a medical emergency, you call a nurse or a doctor. Got it?"
"Yeah. Thanks." You forced a polite smile, but she only offered a scowl and a dramatic roll of her eyes before turning back to her monitor.
So much for a good first impression.
Walking down the seemingly endless hallway, you studied the document Bora had given you. It contained seven names printed in bold, black ink, each followed by a room number, a diagnosis, and a list of medications. You frowned, trying to pronounce the complex, foreign names of the pills. At least your job was just to deliver them, not mix them.
Realizing youâd lost track of your surroundings, you looked up from the page and began scanning the identical wooden doors lining the corridor. A few doors down, a silver plaque caught your eye: Dr. Han.
You knocked gently. A muffled, calm voice drifted from inside. "Come in."
Pushing the door open, you stepped into a quiet, sunlit office. A man sat behind a mahogany desk, looking surprisingly youngâperhaps only a few years older than you. His dark hair was styled back, and a pair of reading glasses rested on top of his head. For a brief second, you caught your breath. Are all the doctors here this attractive?
"May I help you?" he asked, tilting his head with a polite, curious expression.
"Are you Dr. Han?" You stepped further into the room, letting the door click shut behind you. "I'm the new volunteer. Bora sent me down."
Understanding washed over his features, and a warm smile replaced his professional mask. Standing up, he gestured toward the paper in your hand. "Could I see that list, please?"
You handed it over and watched silently as he navigated the room. He moved with a practiced, fluid grace, pulling specific medicine bottles from the heavily stocked shelves without a single moment of hesitation. He clearly knew this inventory like the back of his hand.
Left alone at his desk, curiosity got the better of you. Your eyes drifted across his workspace, skipping past the keyboard and settling on a file folder left open. Attached to the top corner was a photo of two young men, flanked by dense medical jargon. Because of the distance, you had to squint to make out the text.
Park Jimin... and Jâ
Before you could decipher the second name, the rustle of Dr. Hanâs coat signaled his return. You quickly took a step back, heat rising to your face. The last thing you needed was to look nosy on your first day.
Dr. Han set a medium-sized gray tray on the desk, carefully arranging the prescription bottles atop your original sheet of paper so the names remained visible. "It's lightweight enough to hold with one hand if you keep it balanced," he advised kindly. Then, he looked up, his eyes twinkling. "So, what caught you up? You're quite late."
"Oh. Traffic was a nightmare," you replied, offering a sheepish smile and bracing yourself for another lecture.
Instead, Dr. Han let out a soft chuckle and slid back into his office chair. "I take it Bora already gave you the third degree?"
You nodded ruefully, tracing the rim of the plastic tray.
"I apologize for her," he said, rolling his chair a bit closer to his desk. "She can be a handful to deal with."
"It's alright. I get why she's upset. First impressions and all."
"True, but she's probably just extra cranky because you're assigned to 'her boys.'" He rolled his eyes, a hint of playful disdain in his voice.
You blinked, confused. "What do you mean?"
"Oh, nothing. Don't worry about it," Dr. Han smoothly deflected, picking up a pen. "You should probably get moving before she comes looking for you. Come back and see me when you're finished with the rounds."
Though you were still thoroughly perplexed by what he meant with âher boysâ, you decided against questioning him again in fear of wasting more time. You instead offered a quick, grateful goodbye and hastily made your way out of his room.
With the heavy gray tray in hand, you let your eyes read over the list of names and their assigned rooms. The first name on the list was Jeon Jeongguk, and as you went further down you recognised a familiar name: Park Jimin. Your stomach did a slight flip. If only you had worn your contacts today, or even brought your glasses with you, maybe you couldâve finished reading whatever was on the Doctorâs note.
A sudden wave of guilt washed over you and you shook your head to rid yourself of the feeling. You werenât here to pry or be nosy. You were here to help these patients.
You finally came to a pause in front of Jeongguk's door. It was identical to Dr. Hansâheavy, sterile woodâexcept this time the words written in bold black ink were his name.
You flip the sheet of paper in the tray over, careful not to drop anything and continue reading over it. Jeonggukâs name was written again, and written beside it the words âEating Disorderâ were written in italics.
Your eyebrows knit together in mild confusion. An eating disorder? You looked back up at the heavy wooden door. For some reason, you had expected the patients in this specific wing to have more... severe, behavioral diagnoses. A standard eating disorder usually meant a specialized medical ward, not a high-security, isolated corridor like this one.
Shaking off the thought, you carefully shifted the tray to one hand, raised your knuckles, and knocked softly. "Jeon Jeongguk? I'm coming in."
When no answer came, you gently twisted the handle and pushed the door open.
The room was surprisingly spacious, but completely devoid of any personal touches. No posters, no books, no color. Just a pristine white bed, a small desk, and a large window overlooking the bleak gray sky outside. Sitting on the edge of the bed was a young man.
The moment the door clicked, he flinched, his head snapping toward you. Your breath caught in your throat. He possessed a striking, ethereal kind of beauty, with wide, glassy doe-eyes and soft, youthful features. He looked incredibly fragile, his knees pulled tightly against his chest as he trembled slightly in his standard white hospital scrubs.
"O-Oh," he breathed, his voice soft, airy, and entirely defenseless. He immediately scrambled off the bed, clutching a small, worn plush bunny to his chest. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to ignore you. Are you... are you new?"
A wave of instant sympathy washed over you, melting away the tension in your shoulders. "Hi, Jeongguk," you said, offering your warmest smile as you stepped inside. "I'm Y/N, the new volunteer. I just brought your medication."
"Y/N," he repeated, testing your name on his lips. A shy, breathless smile bloomed across his face, and his big eyes crinkled at the corners with what looked like pure, innocent adoration. "That's a really pretty name. Thank you for coming. Most people... most people are mean to me here."
"Well, I won't be," you promised softly, setting the tray on the desk and picking up the small plastic cup.
He stepped closer, his movements hesitant, like a frightened animal trying to trust a new hand. He looked down at the pills, a look of profound sadness washing over his handsome features. "They make me take these because they say I'm sick. They say I don't eat enough. But my stomach just hurts all the time because I'm so lonely."
He looked up at you through his long eyelashes, his gaze intense, completely locking onto yours. There was a desperate, magnetic pull in his eyes that made it impossible to look away. "But I feel better now that you're here. You're going to stay with me, right? You won't leave me like the others?"
"I have to finish making my rounds, Jeongguk," you explained gently, reaching out to hand him the cup. "But I can come back and check on you before my shift ends."
"Promise?" he whispered, taking the cup from you. His fingers brushed against yours, warm and completely gentle. He took the medication without a single complaint, offering you another sweet, boyish smile that made it hard to believe he belonged in a place like this.
He seemed so completely normal. So utterly harmless.
"Thank you, Y/N," he murmured softly, sitting back down on his bed and neatly tucking his plush bunny beside him. "I'll be waiting for you to come back."
You offered him a final, reassuring smile, your heart swelling slightly at how remarkably sweet he was. Turning around, you stepped toward the door, completely relieved that your first interaction had gone so smoothly.
Because your back was turned, you didn't see the exact millisecond his boyish smile dropped. You didn't see the warmth evaporate from his face like a cruel illusion, or how his wide, glassy doe-eyes instantly went entirely blank, dead, and empty. You didn't see him silently mouth your name against the plastic cup, his expression morphing into something cold and unrecognizable as he stared fixedly at the space you had just occupied.
You only paused when a sudden, heavy thud rattled from the wall of the adjacent room.
You jumped slightly, your hand freezing on the door handle. You waited a beat, but the corridor outside remained dead silent. Shaking it off as a stray nurse moving heavy equipment next door, you opened the door and stepped back out into the hallway, letting the heavy wood click shut.
Bora and Dr. Han had clearly overexaggerated. If all the patients were as cooperative as Jeongguk, this volunteering gig was going to be a breeze.
Hello! Just curious but is Sins and Secrets (your Muzan story) going to be continued? Your first chapter was so good! :)
yesss it is going to be continued!!!! unfortunately iâm super duper busy rn so no time to write :( :( :( after exams iâll get right back to work tho!!! and thank you so much iâm glad you liked it đđđ

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pairing: gojo satoru x fem!reader
synopsis: the thing is, gojo satoru has no intention of marrying someone his clan elders pick for him. thereâs a simple solution, of course! why get married to a stranger when you can whisk your best friend away to las vegas for a weekend and elope?
tags: fluff, smut (oral sex, fingering, riding, unprotected sex, one orgasm denial), mild angst, best friends to lovers, vegas wedding!au. idiots to idiots in love, profanity, alcohol consumption, discussions of arranged marriage, attempts at humour, crack taken seriously, mutual pining.
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WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS, ITEM #1 â ARSON.
For the record, none of this is your fault.
Itâs all Satoruâs fault, and youâre pinning all of this solely on him because he gets on your nerves and heâs also a liar. A compulsive liar with no concept of shame or mortification or guilt, because the whole world revolves around his thick head and you, unfortunately, are no exception to this rule. It was a nasty trick, really, coercing you into going on vacation with him.
You shouldâve known something was up when he specifically bought only two first-class tickets to Las Vegas and your flight was at midnight. Heâd insisted the two of you sneak out of the Kyoto Jujutsu Tech compound where youâd stayed for the duration of his visit to the Gojo clan, and hadnât bothered to inform Shoko or Utahime or Yaga.
And so, again, you reiterate firmly and resolutely: none of this is your fault.
Your predicamentâstanding in a parking lot behind a Dennyâs at nine in the night with a small fire going in a trash can nearbyâis entirely, absolutely, positively Gojo Satoruâs fault.
âI want a divorce,â you tell him.
âWeâve been married for forty-seven minutes.â
âForty-seven minutes too long.â
âYouâre burning our wedding certificate!â Satoru says. âHow are we supposed to file for divorce if thereâs no proof we even got married?â
âIâll figure it out,â you say, poking at the certificate with a stick you found on the ground. The corner of it curls and blackens satisfyingly. âIâm very resourceful.â
âYouâre committing a crime is what youâre doing,â he says.
âYou committed a crime first.â
âGetting married isnât a crimeââ
âFraud is.â
Satoru opens his mouth, closes it, then opens it again, at a loss for words. This is a rare and precious occurrenceâGojo Satoru, speechless! You would be savouring it more if you werenât currently a married woman in a Dennyâs parking lot in Las Vegas at eleven oâclock in the night.
Satoru had told you it was a vacation. Heâd shown up at your room in the Kyoto compound at half-past ten with a bag tucked under his arm and said, simply, âCome on. Weâre leaving.â
âLeaving where?â youâd asked.
âSomewhere that isnât here,â was his cryptic reply.
Youâd been in Kyoto for six days. Six days of watching Satoru navigate the Gojo clan and their elders with their careful smiles and careful words. Nearly a week of watching something tight and unhappy lodge itself behind Satoruâs eyes while he pretended, convincingly, that everything was fine. You knew he wasnât; youâd watched him perfect his act for years, after all.
So, you went. You told yourself it was because youâd never been to Las Vegas. This, at least, is true.
Youâd grabbed your bag and followed him out through a side entrance of the compound at nine forty-five, and you didnât inform any of your friends or superiors. Because of this, your phone has been periodically buzzing in your pocket for the last several hours and youâve been ignoring it, which is a problem that is also, for the record, Satoruâs fault.
The flight was actually wonderful. First-class seats entailed warm socks and warm food and a window seat, because Satoru had graciously sat by the aisle. When you were flying over the Pacific, heâd fallen asleep with his head tipped back and his sunglasses still on. He looked younger when he was sleeping, youâd thought. More like the version of him youâd met when you were both too young and foolish to understand what being a sorcerer actually meant.
After you landed, Satoru took you to a casino and then to a fancy place for lunch, and then to another two casinosâif he wasnât careful, heâd turn into a gambling addict soonâand then he took you to a chapel on the Strip with fake flowers zip-tied to the pews and an officiant named Francis who had red hair and smelled like cigarettes and convenience store chewing gum.
Francis had cried a little during the vows, dabbing at his eyes with a handkerchief. Satoru had found this enormously gratifying. You, however, had been in something of a dissociative state.
âItâs not fraud,â Satoru says now, in the parking lot, watching you cremate your marriage certificate. âWe did actually get married. Francis witnessed it. There are photos.â
âThere are photos?â
âFrancis had a camera.â
âWhat?â
âI think itâs just something he keeps on him professionally.â
You stare at him. He has the grace to look slightly sheepish. His sunglasses are still on. His suit jacket is open, and his tie, which had been done up neatly for the ceremony (clearly heâd planned far enough ahead to wear a nice tie) is now loosened and slightly crooked. The cheap gold ring on his fingerâwrong hand; heâd fumbled it in the moment and jammed it on before either of you could correct itâcatches the light from the parking lot fluorescents.
âThatâs it!â you say, snapping your fingers at him. âThatâs our proof to file for divorce! Take me back to the wedding chapel, Satoru.â
âNo way,â he says. âIâm taking you to dinner first. We need to commemorate our first night of being married.â
âWeâre behind a Dennyâs,â you point out.
âI know,â Satoru says. âDennyâs is a perfectly acceptable dining establishment, but I meant somewhere nice. Thereâs a steakhouse on the Strip that has a three-month waitlist.â
âThen we canât go there.â
âI called ahead.â
You gape at him. âThree months ago?â
âNo,â he says. âI called ahead on the plane. You were asleep.â
âI wasnât asleep for that longââ
âYeah, you were asleep for, like, four hours. You even snored a little.â
âI did notâthatâs not the point! The point is, you planned this. You planned all of it, the chapel, the restaurant, theââ You gesture at the ring on his finger, the ring on yours, the dying fire in the trash canââeverything.â
âNot everything. I didnât plan for you to burn our wedding certificate in a fit of rage.â
âThatâs your fault by proximity.â
âThatâs not a legal standard.â
âIâm making it one.â
Satoru smiles, quick and bright. You have a long and storied history of making Gojo Satoru laugh when he isnât expecting to, and it used to feel like winning something. It still does, if youâre being honest.
âCome on,â Satoru says, nodding towards the street. âDinner first, Francis later. We can get the photos after and then you can file for divorce. I wonât stop you.â
âYouâd better not,â you say.
âI said I wonât.â He holds his hands up, the picture of innocence. âIâm a man of my word.â
âYouâre really not.â
âIâm a man of some of my word,â he amends.
The steakhouse is situated on the upper floor of one of the larger casinos on the Strip, lined with dark wood and low, hushed lighting. You are seated by a window. The Strip sprawls below you in every direction, extravagant and relentless, all that light going nowhere at tremendous speed.
âWere you really that confident Iâd say yes?â you ask once the menus have been set in front of you.
âI was⊠hopeful,â Satoru says. Itâs not a word you can recall him ever applying to himself before, in all the years youâve known him; it sounds odd. You pick up your own menu and look at it without reading it.
What youâve learnt about Satoru and what most people tend to miss is that underneath all the grinning and grandstanding and carelessness, there is someone who wants things very badly and has learned not to show it. Youâve known this for years. Youâve watched him want things, and watched him bury it under layers of grandiosity until itâs almost invisible. Almost.
âThe elders have been at it for two years,â he says finally, without looking up from the menu. âThe meetings, the candidates. Theyâre all very suitable women from very respectable families. Good for the clanâs interests.â
âYou never told me itâd been going on for that long.â
âDidnât want to make it a thing.â
âSatoruââ
âItâs fine. Itâs justââ He sets the menu down and looks out at the Strip, all that light below. âI donât want to spend the rest of my life performing for someone who sees me as a resource. I do enough of that already. I knew it was going to happen eventually and that they were going to stop asking and start insisting. So. Vegas.â
âVegas,â you echo.
âYou were the obvious answer,â he says matter-of-factly. âYou already know what youâre getting into with me. You donât have any illusions. Youâyouâre my best friend. There isnât anyone Iâd rather be stuck with.â
âStuck with,â you repeat. âIncredibly romantic.â
âI said what I said.â
The waiter arrives and Satoru orders for the two of you. You look down at the ring on your finger and think about how it came from the little rotating display by the chapel door, five dollars American. It fits almost perfectly except for being on the wrong hand.
âEr. You fumbled the ring,â you say.
âI was nervous,â he says.
Gojo Satoru, nervous. Gojo Satoru, who treats most of human experience as something happening at a slight remove, who has never, to your knowledge, shown up to anything in his life uncertain of the outcomeânervous!
âWere you,â you say.
âBriefly,â Satoru says, with great dignity. âIt passed.â
âOf course.â
âIt wonât happen again.â
âOf course.â
The fountains in front of the Bellagio are in the middle of their routine, water arcing up in great pale columns against the dark. The light from them moves across the window in slow, repeating patterns. Satoruâs eyes catch the shifting light. You swallow hard.
âWeâre not arguing about the divorce, by the way,â you tell him.
âWeâll see.â
âSatoru.â
âWeâll see,â he says again pleasantly. Youâre going to say something else, something firm and unambiguous, but heâs already put his cutlery down and is walking out, and youâre already following.
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS, ITEM #2 â BREAKING AND ENTERING.
The supposed 24/7 active wedding chapel has a sign tacked onto the front door when you arrive later, which reads, Under maintenance. We apologise for the inconvenience!
âFuck,â you groan.
âLanguage,â Satoru says. âMaintenance at midnight. Huh. Thatâs strange.â
âThatâs what Iâm focusing on right now, yes, thank you.â
You press your face briefly against the chapel doorâs small window. The lights inside are off. Through the glass you can just make out the shape of the pews, the flowers zip-tied to their ends, and the little altar at the front where Francis had stood several hours ago and wept openly into his handkerchief. How are you supposed to get the photographs of your husbandâyou are using that word provisionally under extreme protestâlooking at you like youâre the only fixed point in the room?
âHe might live here,â Satoru says.
âFrancis?â
âSome of these places have a back apartment for the officiant. We could knock.â
âWeâre not knocking on a manâs door at midnight,â you say.
âItâs nearly one.â
âThat makes it worse!â You step back from the door and look at the sign again. Thereâs a narrow alley running along the left side of the chapel, squeezed between the chapel building and the 24-hour tattoo parlour next door. You only notice it because Satoruâs already walking towards it. âWhat are you doing?â
âRecon,â Satoru says. âJust looking.â
He disappears around the corner. You stand on the pavement with your hands on your hips before deciding to follow him. The alley is cramped and smells stale. Thereâs a dumpster and a stack of plastic chairs leaning against the chapel wall. Satoru stands with his hands in his pockets, looking upward with his head tilted back.
âNo,â you say.
âThereâs a window.â
âI see that.â
âItâs open!â
It appears to be a casement window on the chapelâs ground floor, propped out at an angle, about eight feet off the ground and just wide enough for a person to fit through.
âThat could be a bathroom window,â you say. âWeâd be breaking and entering.â
âThe windowâs already open,â Satoru says. âTechnically weâd just be entering. The photos Francis took are currently somewhere in that chapel developing in a back room, unattended.â
âIf we get arrested,â you say, âIâm blaming you entirely.â
âObviously.â
âI will give a statement to the police and it will contain your full name and a detailed account of everything thatâs happened tonight, starting with the chapel and working backwards to Kyoto.â
âSure. Boost or be boosted?â Satoru asks, turning to the chairs. âIâd say Iâll boost you, but I want it to be on record that I think youâd make a better lookout.â
âIâm not being a lookout.â
âYou just saidââ
âIâm coming with you.â
He pauses, glancing at you, his expression softening just a little bit. Warm and amusedâgone before you can fix it in place.
âObviously,â he says, smiling, and starts stacking chairs.
The window is, in fact, not a bathroom window. It opens into a small storage room at the back of the chapel, with folding tables against one wall, boxes of artificial flowers stacked against the other, and a mop in a bucket in the corner. Through a door on the far side, you can see the chapel proper. The dripping you can hear means the maintenance situation is a ceiling problem, probably towards the front.
âThereâs a whole back operation,â Satoru says, impressed.
âWe need to find the darkroom,â you whisper.
âWhy are you whispering?â
âBecause weâre trespassing.â
âRight, yes,â he says, lowering his voice. âThe darkroom will need ventilation, so itâs probably towards the back.â
âHow do you know anything about darkrooms?â you ask.
âI went through a photography phase in my second year of middle school. It was a whole thing.â He opens the storage room door and peers through into the chapel. âAll clear.â
You follow him through. The chapel at night, empty and dim, is a different place entirely from what it was several hours ago. Smaller, somehow. Without Francis and the lights, itâs just a room with cheap flowers and worn carpet.
âBack roomâs through here,â Satoru says softly; heâs already at the door behind the altar. You cross the chapel quickly, not looking at the pews or the aisle, not doing anything so foolish as standing in the dark and sentimentalising about a five-dollar ring and a laminated vow card.
The back room is small and smells sharply of chemicalsâdeveloper and fixer, mostly. Thereâs a red safelight along the wall that Francis has left running, bathing everything in a dim glow. A long workbench runs along one wall, and on it, clipped to a line strung above the bench, are your photographs.
Four of them, hanging in a row, damp and gleaming slightly under the monochromatic light. Even from across the room, you can make out the chapel and the altar. Neither of you says anything for a moment, until Satoru walks to the bench and stands in front of the photographs. You make your way and stand beside him.
The first one is mid-ceremony. Youâre both facing Francis, and you can see Satoru in profileâhead tilted, shoulders set. The second one is the ring exchange; you can see immediately why itâs blurry. Youâd both been laughing, actually, you remember that now, because Satoru had fumbled the ring and said something under his breath, and youâd bitten down on a laugh and not entirely succeeded. Francis had captured exactly that, the two of you with your heads slightly bent towards each other.
In the third one, Francis had asked you to face each other for a photo, and while youâre looking at the camera, Satoruâs looking at you. You lookâFrancis had said surprised, and yes, there is that, but thereâs also something else, something you would rather not name.
Satoru is looking at you the way he was looking at you in the chapel, the way heâs been looking at you in these odd unguarded moments all evening.
âWe look like idiots,â Satoru says.
âFrancis was right,â you say. âWe both look surprised.â
âWere you?â he asks.
âYes. Were you?â
âNo,â he says, then adds quietly, âMaybe. Aboutâabout other things.â
In the fourth photograph, you are outside the chapel, looking at the ring on your hand, and Satoru is looking at you looking at the ring. Francis had captured the angle so cleanly that you can see Satoruâs full expression, soft in a way his face almost never is in front of other people, private. You realise youâre holding your breath.
âWe should take them,â Satoru says.
âWe canât just take them,â you say. âTheyâre developing.â
âThey look pretty developed to me.â
âSatoru, theyâre dampââ
âTheyâll dry.â Heâs already carefully unclipping the first photograph from the line. âFrancis has the negatives. He can print more.â
âYou donât know that Francis has the negatives, and besides, weâre stealing from him.â
âWeâre borrowing from Francis.â Satoru holds the first photograph carefully by its edge and looks at it in the red light before setting it down on the workbench. âHand me something to put these in. There should be a folder or an envelope on the bench somewhere.â
Thereâs a paper envelope at the end of the bench, brown and flat. You pick it up and hold it open. Satoru slides the photographs in one by one.
âWe need to leave Francis a note,â you say, âand money. For the printing. Forâeverything.â
âHow much do you think midnight darkroom theft runs these days?â
âWhat?â
âIâm asking genuinely.â
âA lot,â you say. âLeave a lot.â
You find a notepad on the workbench next to a jar of pens. Francis, you write. Weâre sorry for the unauthorised visit. We needed the photos tonight, so please print yourself copies. Enclosed is payment for the developing, the breaking-in, the trouble, and your time. Thank you for everything. It was a beautiful ceremony.
You fold the note and put it on the workbench. Satoru takes his wallet out, removes a quantity of cash that makes your eyebrows go up, and weighs it down with the jar of pens.
You go back through the chapel and through the storage room and back out the window into the alley. Satoru drops down behind you and lands easily on the ground. The night air is warm, and the Strip is still brightly lit not thirty feet away. You hold the envelope against your chest. The photographs inside are still slightly damp.
âFor the record,â you say, âthis is also your fault.â
âThe chapel was closed,â Satoru says reasonably. âI didnât plan that part. Plus, we have the photos, so. Seems like it worked out.â
You look at him with his loosened tie and ruffled hair and think, Heâs going to be completely insufferable about this for years. You are going to have to hear about the Vegas chapel break-in for the rest of your natural life and possibly longer.
âCome on,â you say. âYou said the hotelâs three blocks away.â
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS, ITEM #3 â VANDALISM.
There is only one bed. Itâs not, on its own, an unusual situation. Youâve shared sleeping arrangements with Satoru beforeâfield missions and overnight calls that left two sorcerers and one room. Youâd use a pillow wall, most of the time.
The difference is that you are currently married to him.
âYou booked a room with one bed?â you ask.
âThey may have assumed, given that I made the reservation under a recently married coupleâs names, that we would want,â Satoru says, gesturing at the bed, âthe one bed.â
The bed in question is enormous, dressed in white linen and piled with decorative pillows. Thereâs a bowl of strawberries on the bedside table. The whole room smells faintly of roses.
âDid you request the honeymoon setup?â you say.
âThe woman on the phone seemed very enthusiastic about it.â
âThatâs not an answer!â You look around the room, hands on your hips. âWell, thereâs a couch. You can use that.â
Itâs one of those small, decorative couches present in hotel rooms to fill a corner, hold throw pillows, and look tasteful in photographs, but not to sleep on.
âIâm not going to sleep on it, but noted,â Satoru says, striding towards the minibar, shrugging his jacket off and draping it over the back of the chair by the window. âWhiskey or gin?â
âWhiskey,â you say. âWe can put a pillow wall down the middle.â
âWeâre married,â he says, crossing the room with two small bottles. He sits down on the other side of the bed. âIt seems a bit prudish.â
You take the whiskey from him and twist the cap off. Satoru has his own bottle balanced between both hands, still unopened, and heâs looking out the window at the city below. Youâve spent enough years watching him, but it doesnât seem to change anything; the flutter in your heart remains the same, as does the contentment you feel in your chest.
âI want to see them again,â you announce.
Satoru looks at you. âThe photos?â
You reach for the envelope on the nightstand and slide the pictures out carefully, holding them by the edges. Theyâre drying, stiffening slightly. You hold them in your lap and he leans in slightly.
âYou shouldâve warned me,â you say quietly.
âAbout which part?â
âAll of it.â You tap the third photographâs edge, gently. âThis.â
Heâs quiet for a moment. âIf Iâd warned you, youâd have said no.â
âYou donât know that.â
âI know you,â he says, not unkindly. âYouâd have thought about it too long and decided it was too complicated, and then youâd have spent months being strange about it, and then weâd have gone back to normal, andââ He stops, turning the bottle in his hands. ââŠI didnât want to go back to normal.â
âItâs still a bad idea,â you mumble.
âProbably,â he agrees. His hand shifts on the duvet between you, the tip of his little finger coming to rest against the back of yours. âHasnât stopped being true, though. Whatever it is. You know what I mean.â
You do. Thatâs the problem: youâve always known what he means, even when heâs being deliberately oblique about it. Youâve known him too long and too well for any of it to not make sense anymore. Which means, you understand now, that youâve also known youâre in love with him for longer than you thought.
You look at the fourth photographâSatoru, standing outside the chapel, watching you look at the ring on your hand.
âYou couldâve just said something,â you tell him. âAt any point. Like a normal person.â
âI took you to Las Vegas and married you,â he says. âThatâs me saying something directly.â
His hand turns over and covers yours, warm and assuaging, and whatever reservations youâd been carefully maintaining for years simply crumble.
You close the remaining distance. Satoruâs free hand comes up to your face before youâve fully moved, which means he was thinking about it tooâhas been thinking about it, probably, for longer than tonight, longer than Vegasâand heâs kissing you.
He kisses you decisively. Thereâs a certainty to it that shouldnât surprise youâthis is Satoru, who does nothing halfwayâbut it does, a little. But what surprises you more is how easy it is. How it doesnât feel like a change in anything so much as a long-overdue acknowledgement of something thatâs been there all along.
When you pull back, his forehead drops to yours. His sunglasses are still pushed up on his head, and you reach up and take them off without asking. He lets you.
âHi,â Satoru says.
âYouâre still wearing your sunglasses indoors at midnight,â you chide.
âI said hi.â
âHi,â you say.
He smiles; it reaches his eyes. âSo,â he starts.
âDo not say âI told you so.ââ
âI wasnât going to. Probably.â
âInsufferable,â you say, and kiss him again, which is both a rebuke and a surrender but mostly just because you want to. He makes a sound against your mouth that might be a laugh, and his arms come around you properly this time.
The decorative pillows go first. There are seven of them, and they go in ones and twos without either of you paying much attentionâone knocked off when his arm comes around you properly, two more when you shift closer, the rest sliding off the edge in a soft succession of thuds. One of the small whiskey bottles, empty now, rolls off the mattress and lands on the carpet. You donât notice any of it; youâre somewhat preoccupied by Satoru taking your face in his hands and tilting it and kissing you until you forget what you were arguing about.
You suspect that heâs thought about this for a long time, the same way you have.
âYouâre thinking,â Satoru says against your mouth.
âIâm not.â
âYou are. I can tell. You get this littleââ He pulls back just enough to look at you, and traces something between your brows with one finger. âHere.â
You stare at him. âI hate that you know that.â
âNo, you donât,â he says. Heâs right, and you hate that too, so you tell him so by pulling him back down by the front of his shirt.
He lets you tug at him willinglyâmore than willingly, with an enthusiasm that sends you back against the pillows and makes you laugh, briefly, before his mouth finds your jaw, your throat, your collarbone, and the laugh turns into a gasp. His hands are at your waist, warm through the fabric.
His tie joins the pillows on the floor; you get the knot loose while heâs working on the matter of your buttons. His shirt is untucked and you run your hands on his waist, his ribs, the warm plane of his stomach. Satoru groans against the side of your neck, and you shiver. He tosses your shirt aside, too, and his eyes darken when his gaze lands on your chest. He takes his time with your nipples, rolling them around with his thumbs, before taking one of them in his mouth.
He moves lower, pressing kisses to the underside of your breasts, moving down to your navel. When he reaches the waistband of your jeans, he looks up, pupils blown wide and asks, âMay I?â
âYes, yes, please.â You nod frantically, helping him pull your jeans and panties off when he unbuttons it. Youâre already wet and needy.
âYouâre so beautiful,â Satoru says, gazing up at you before littering kisses on your inner thighs, so close to where you want him.Â
âSatoru, please,â you say. âI need you.â
He blows on your wet core, making you shiver. âNeed me to what?â
âI need you to, hah, justââ
Satoru latches onto your clit, sucking and swirling his tongue around the bud. You moan, your hands flying to his hair and gripping the silver-white strands. He alternates between quick flicks and long, broad strokes, keeping your folds spread apart with two fingers while his other hand traces patterns along the underside of your thigh.
âFuck, fuckââ You curse when his tongue moves in a circle right around your clenching hole. Satoru doesnât stop. If anything, the sound of your voice breaking, the way you curse his name, only spurs him on. He knows exactly what heâs doing to you. Heâs always known how to push your buttons. But this is different; this isnât a playful tease during a mission.
He dives back in, his tongue flattening out to lap at you with broad, wet strokes that cover everything from your clit down to your opening. You arch your back, your hips lifting off the mattress instinctively, trying to press yourself harder against his mouth.
âSatoru⊠please, Iâmââ
âYouâre what?â he mumbles against your skin. He doesnât wait for an answer, sliding two fingers deep inside you. You let out a strangled cry, your toes curling. His fingers are thick and warm, and he curls them, hooking them upward to find that sensitive spot that makes your vision blur. His thumb remains locked into your clit, rubbing circles on the engorged bud.
The sensation is overwhelming. Itâs too much and yet not nearly enough. You can feel the tension building in your lower belly, a tight, simmering coil that winds tighter and tighter with every second.
âRight there,â you moan, your fingers knotting into his hair. âRight there, Satoru, donât stop, please donât stop.â
Your breath comes out in short, jagged gasps, your chest heaving. Just as you are about to orgasm, Satoru stops. He doesnât just slow down; he pulls his fingers out of you with a sudden, wet pop and removes his mouth from your heat entirely. You freeze, your eyes snapping open. âSatoru, what the hellââ
Heâs hovering over you, braced on his elbows, his hair messy and falling over his forehead. A slow, smug smile spreads across his lips, though his breathing is just as heavy as yours.
âNot yet,â he whispers.
âI hate you,â you groan, your hips twitching involuntarily, searching for the friction he just stole from you. âI actually hate you so much.â
âLiars donât get to come,â Satoru teases, though his hand reaches down to gently stroke the skin of your inner thigh.Â
He shifts, moving upward to kiss you. He tastes like you, and you moan into his mouth, before he pulls away just an inch, his gaze dropping to your drenched core. âI want to feel you,â he murmurs. âI want to feel how tight you are around me.â
Satoru slides backward, just enough to strip off his trousers and underwear in one hurried motion. His cock springs out, thick and flushed. Your mouth waters simply looking at it, while he pumps it once, twice, thumb circling the tip. He doesnât lie back down. Instead, he sits up, leaning his back against the headboard of the enormous bed, his legs spread wide. He reaches out, grabbing your waist with those large, strong hands and pulling you forward until you are hovering over him.
âRide me?â he asks.
The need for friction, for fullness, for him overrides any lingering frustration. You shift your weight, guiding his cock to your entrance. As you slowly lower yourself down, the feeling of his cock filling you, stretching you open, sends a fresh wave of pleasure through you. You let out a long, shuddering moan as you sink down completely, inch by inch, your pelvis flushing against his. Satoru lets out a choked sound, his head hitting the headboard with a thud, his eyes screwing shut.
âFuck,â he moans. âYouâreâyouâre so tight. I canâtââ
âShut up,â you whisper, though thereâs no heat in it.
You begin to move, a slow, grinding rotation of your hips. You watch his faceâthe way his jaw clenches and his nostrils flare, the way he looks at you with warmth and wonder. You quicken your movements, bouncing on his cock. Satoruâs hands move from your waist to your hips, fingers digging into your skin, helping you ride him. He thrusts upwards, tilting his hips and dragging his cock against your walls.
âLook at me,â he groans. You look down, your eyes locking onto his. âI love you,â he says.
You feel the coil in your belly snap. Your orgasm washes over you as you clench around his cock, milking him. Satoru moans, his back arching off the bed as he thrusts upwards one last time. âIâm going to come,â he says. âLet meââ
You slide off his cock and he comes, his release spurting onto his stomach, a little bit on your thighs. You collapse against his chest. He wraps his arms around you tightly, pulling you into the crook of his neck.
For a long time, neither of you speaks. Eventually, Satoru shifts slightly, kissing the top of your head.
âSo,â he whispers. âShower?â
You lift your head slightly, looking at him with tired, happy eyes. âAlready?â you say with faux innocence. âI thought youâd want to fuck me on that stupid couch first.â
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS, ITEM #4 â EMBEZZLEMENT.
Hopefully Satoru didnât mind you swiping his credit card from his wallet while he was fast asleep, one arm thrown over his face while the other was stretched out beside him. Youâd wriggled out of his grasp carefully, pressing a gentle, barely-there kiss to the tip of his nose, before digging through his jacketâs pockets for his wallet and pulling out his black card.
Itâs for a good purpose, you console yourself, hurrying through the streets of Las Vegas with a jewellery shopâs location pulled up on your phone.Â
Las Vegas in the early morning is a different city entirely from the one that had swallowed you whole last night. Itâs not quiet, exactlyâitâs never quiet, you suspectâbut itâs quieter, the frenetic energy of the Strip mellowed into something slower. The crowds have thinned, at least.
You walk with your hands in your pockets, Satoruâs black card tucked safely between two fingers. The morning air is warm and dry, and the sky above the glow of the Strip is beginning to lighten from black to the deep bruised blue that comes just before dawn.
The jewellery shop is three blocks from the hotel, according to your phone. Itâs a small, well-lit place that stays open through the night, catering to those Las Vegas visitors who find themselves in need of jewellery at unusual hours, which you now understand is a larger demographic than youâd previously considered.
You walk and think about the rings. The ones currently on your fingers are not adequate. Theyâre soft metal, the gold already slightly scuffed from one night of existence, and theyâll tarnish in a week. Youâd noticed this morning, while Satoru was still asleep: the way your rings sat a little loose, the way it had already lost some of its shine. Itâs more of a placeholder than anything else.
The thought of replacing them had arrived while youâd lain in Satoruâs arms, listening to him breathe and looking at the ring.
You arenât scared, though youâd expected to be. Youâd expected to wake up this morning with the full weight of whatâs happened landing on you like a dropped beam, and to spend the subsequent hours dealing with the considerable wreckage of your own panic. It seemed like a reasonable response to having been married to your best friend in Las Vegas by a crying man named Francis and then having the matter become rather more settled than a marriage certificate alone would suggest.
But when youâd woken up with Satoruâs arm around you and the photographs on the nightstand, what youâd felt was something almost irritatingly simple: youâd felt like yourself.
The jewellery shop is small and bright, jewellery arranged in lit display cases along the walls, a pudgy man behind the counter. He looks up when you come in, takes in the look of youâyour clothes from last night, slightly slept-in, your hair not fully combedâand nods pleasantly.
âMorning,â he says. âWhat are you looking for?â
âWedding rings,â you say. âTwo of them, please. Something thatâll last for a long time.â
He nods again. âDo you know the other personâs size?â
You think about Satoruâs handsâthe ring sliding onto his finger in the chapel, his hand covering yours on the duvet last night, the warmth of his arm around this morning. âI can estimate,â you say.
He shows you to a case along the left wall. The rings inside are simple, for the most partâplain bands in gold and silver and white gold, some with small details, most without. You find two plain bands in white gold, clean-lined and unornamented, substantial enough to last.Â
âThese,â you tell the man behind the counter.
He nods. You produce Satoruâs black card and spend a figure that makes you wince slightly but not reconsider, because the point isnât the cost and youâre sure Satoru will agree with you about this when he wakes up and finds both you and his credit card gone. You leave the ship with the rings in a small white box and stand on the pavement outside for a moment in the warming air.
You pull your phone out and type in the search bar, Chapel of Eternal Love, and punch in the number attached.Â
âHello, Chapel of Eternal Love, Francis speakingââ
âFrancis,â you say, smiling. âI have a favour to ask.â
WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS, ITEM #5 â MARRIAGE.
Francis, it turns out, is delighted. Heâd gone quiet for a moment when you explained what you were asking, and then said, Give me an hour, and hung up before you could confirm the details.Â
You make your way back to the hotel with your ring box in your pocket and the morning brightening steadily around you. The casino lobbies you pass are still goingâslot machines, a scattering of determined gamblers, staff moving between stationsâbut the Strip itself is relatively peaceful, the nightâs crowd entirely dissolved and the dayâs not yet arrived. You have the pavement to yourself. Itâs a strange and pleasant feeling, Las Vegas in the interstitial hour.
Satoru is awake when you get back, sitting up in bed with his hair in complete disarray and the duvet bunched around his waist. When you open the door he looks at you blankly.
âMorning,â you say.
âMy credit card,â he says.
âIs fine.â You cross the room and hold it out. He takes it without looking at it, still watching you. âI needed it for a purchase.â
âWhat kind of purchase requires you to leave the hotel room atââ he glances at the clock on the nightstandââsix forty-seven in the morning?â
âThe important kind.â You sit down on the edge of the bed and take the white box out of your pocket, setting it on the duvet between you.
Satoru picks the box up and opens it, and doesnât say anything at all, which is the loudest thing Gojo Satoru can do. âYou stole my credit card,â he says finally, âto buy us wedding rings.â
âI borrowed it,â you say. âTo replace the ones we got from a spinning display rack for five dollars each.â
âI liked those rings.â
âThey were tarnishing,â you say. âThereâs more, by the way.â
You tell him about Francis. He looks surprised at first, and then warm, so utterly warm when he tugs you closer to him and kisses you again, and again, and once more for good measure. Satoru closes the ring box and holds it in both hands, the way heâd held the whiskey bottle last night before heâd covered your hand with his.Â
âI thought you wanted a divorce last night, and now youâve stolen my credit card and called Francis.â
âYep.â
He looks at you for a long moment. The morning light filters through the curtains and he looks extraordinarily, unfairly beautiful, even just woken up.
âOkay,â he says.
âOkay?â
âYeah.â Satoru sets the ring box on the nightstand, next to the photographs. âOkay.â
Francis has decorated the chapel when you arrive. Youâre not entirely sure when he found the timeâitâs been barely two hours since your phone callâbut the maintenance issue has apparently been resolved, because the lights are on when you arrive. The door is unlocked; when you step inside you find that Francis has replaced the zip-tied artificial flowers on the pews with fresh ones, white and small. There are candles lit along the windowsills. The worn carpet, in the warm light, looks less worn somehow, or perhaps youâre simply disposed to see it differently today.
Francis himself is standing at the altar in a clean shirt, his red hair combed and his camera in his hands. âYou came back,â he says.
âWe came back,â you confirm.
Francis looks at the two of youâSatoru in a fresh shirt with his tie done up neatly again, you in the best thing you could assemble from your bag on short noticeâand grins. âThe rings, did youââ
You produce the white box.
âRight,â Francis says. âRight, yes. Letâsâshall we?â
Here is what you think about, standing at the altar of the Chapel of Eternal Love for the second time in less than twenty-four hours:
You think about the first time, yesterday, and how youâd stood here in something close to a dissociative state, your brain running through the situation at high speed. You think about the parking lot behind the Dennyâs and the small fire in the trash can. Youâd meant it when you said you wanted a divorce, though you realise now that you were frightened of what being married to your best friend entailed.
Satoru had let you burn it, too. He hadnât argued because heâd known youâd come around. Not from arrogance, but because he knew you, the same way you knew him, all the way down to the things you didnât say aloud.
You think about the darkroom, the four photographs drying on the line in the red light. Climbing back out through the chapel window into the warm Las Vegas night and holding the envelope against your chest, the photographs still damp inside it. You think about the rings in the spinning display by the doorâyou can still see them from where youâre standing, the little rack with the remaining rings. They were the beginning, it turns out.
You turn to look back at Satoru. Heâs smiling at you.
Francis clears his throat gently. âShall we begin?â
The vows are the same ones from the laminated card. Francis offers alternativesâhe has a small binder with optionsâbut Satoru shrugs, so you use the same ones. When Francis gets to the rings you open the white box yourself. You take Satoruâs ring out and hold it; he holds out his right hand out of habit before catching himself and switching to his left, and you both laugh helplessly. Francis gulps and pulls out his handkerchief. You put the ring on the correct hand this time.
Satoru takes yours from the box and looks up at youâthereâs that expression, the one from the photographs, the one you have a name for now. He slides the ring onto the correct finger and holds your hand for a moment after.
Francis is fully crying now. He dabs at his eyes without embarrassment and beams at the two of you over his handkerchief with radiant approval.
âIâve never had anyone come back,â he tells you. âIn twelve years, youâre the first.â
âWe forgot something the first time,â you say.
Francis tucks his handkerchief away and straightens up. Smiling, he announces, âYou may now kiss,â and so you do.
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WHERE THE BLADE HESITATES â¶ ch. i
summary: while the world celebrates peace, you move through the earth kingdom with one mission: end the avatar cycle. raised by the order to believe the avatarâs failure cost you everything, you infiltrate his circle during a fragile peace treaty, determined to gain his trust and strike.
but aang isnât what you expected. heâs kind, burdened and human. not the cowardous demigod you were told about, and as he begins to trust you, your resolve starts to crack.
pairing: aged up!aang x reader
warning: aang is 20 and oc is 21, timeline kind of sort of really doesnât make sense, slow burn, betrayal, NOT PROOF READ
word count: 2k
nisaâs notes!: so my obsession for atla is back (it never went away) this isnât proof read once again and i should definitely be revising but i wrote this instead⊠whoopsies⊠will probably edit it later but for now here it is!!!!short first chapter but itâll get longer as we go :3 also comment if u wanna be added to the taglist. banner creds: heyhanibee on twt
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You could kill him right now.
Your eyes follow his every movement from across the room as he engages in a conversation with the Fire Lord, all bright eyed and smiling. From this distance, he doesnât look like the boy who ended the hundred-year war. Instead he appears to look too care free, too comfortable, and way too happy for your own liking.
The obsidian pin in your hair feels heavy, a silent promise tucked against your scalp. One quick strike to the base of the skull while he laughs at Zukoâs dry wit, and the Orderâs century-long nightmare would be over. Maybe you could land a few hits on the Fire Lord in the process. Two for the price of one.
âHeâs remarkable, isn't he?â
The voice of a fellow Earth Kingdom delegate startles you, but you don't let your expression flicker. You maintain the serene, practiced mask that youâd been taught.
âRemarkable,â you agree, your voice smooth as silk as you look over at them. âItâs hard to believe so much power is contained in one person.â
âAnd so much kindness,â the delegate sighs. âWe are lucky he returned to us.â
Lucky. You feel a familiar, cold bitterness rise in your throat. Was it 'luck' that left your motherâs body burnt to a crisp in the mud? Was it 'luck' that forced you to learn the anatomy of a human body before you learned how to dance?
Humming, you return your gaze back to the Avatar, and to your astonishment his curious eyes are already settled on you. His lips are curled into that all too familiar, sickeningly friendly smile of his that you yearn to smack right off of his face. He doesnât look away, until a slightly shorter man dressed in the blue robes of the Southern Water tribe says something that takes his attention away from you. If your memory serves you right, his name must be Sokka. Another one of the fools in the Avatarâs circle.
You suppress the urge to roll your eyes as the Avatar takes his position at the centre of the room, a broad smile remaining on his face.
âWelcome, everybody! I have gathered you all here today to discuss the creation of a new city,â he lets his gaze roam the hall, his eyes bright with a fervor that seems to settle on every person individually.
âWhat is the purpose of this city?â a voice calls from the crowd.
âWell, itâs supposed to represent a place where the Four Nations are no longer separate,â he explains. âA place where people are just... people. Not Earth Kingdom subjects or Fire Nation citizens or Water Tribe people. I believe it will help us further restore the peace that weâve lost after past events.â
The crowd murmurs amongst themselves, some nodding in agreement whilst others still werenât fully convinced.
The Fire Lord steps up beside him, placing a supportive hand on his shoulder. âAfter everything that has happened, this will be good for us. The Fire nation is in full support of Avatar Aangâs plan.â
With their Lord's approval, the small group of Fire Nation diplomats quiets down. Their murmuring stops, though the scowls don't leave their faces.
Aang offers a final, humble bow to the room before hopping down from the dais. He moves with an irritating fluidity, weaving through the crowd like a breeze. He doesnât walk like a man who ended a war, he walks like a child at a festival. He stops to greet the Northern Water Tribe elders with a respectful dip of his head and shares a brief, boisterous laugh with Sokka, who is already gesturing wildly toward a map of the proposed docks.
Then, his path shifts. He is heading toward the Earth Kingdom delegation. Toward you.
Your hand twitches instinctively, a phantom reach for the obsidian pin, but you force your fingers to remain interlaced within your silk sleeves.
"Honored guests," Aang says as he approaches, his voice bright and clear. He bows deeply to your group. "Itâs good to see Ba Sing Se so well represented. But I noticed King Kueiâs seat is empty. Is he feeling alright? I was looking forward to showing him the sketches for the central plaza."
The elder delegate beside you bows in return, his voice trembling slightly with the weight of the Avatarâs presence. "The Earth King sends his sincerest apologies, Avatar Aang. He was waylaid by matters of state regarding the restoration of the agrarian zones. He has entrusted us to speak on his behalf."
"I understand," Aang says, his expression softening into genuine empathy. "The work of rebuilding never really stops, does it?"
His gray eyes, vast and unnervingly observant, scan the faces of the delegates. He acknowledges each one by nameâmen and women who have spent decades in the shadows of the Upper Ring, now preening under the gaze of a boy who wasn't even awake for the war they survived.
Then, his gaze lands on you. The recognition he held for the others vanishes, replaced by a flicker of curiosity. He realizes you are the only variable he doesn't recognize.
He steps closer, stepping into the private space usually reserved for peers.
"I don't think weâve met," he says, tilting his head slightly. That sickeningly friendly smile returns, though up close, you can see the exhaustion tucked into the corners of his eyes. "Iâm Aang. And you are?"
The silence stretches for a second too long. You feel the weight of the obsidian pin pressing against your skull. You could kill him right now, but when you turn your head and notice all eyes on you, you shove the wicked thought far back into your head.
âIâm Y/N,â you force your lips to curl upwards as you offer a shallow, perfectly executed bow. âIt is actually my first time here.â
âReally?â his eyes seem to brighten up further, for a reason you cannot place. You nod with a grimace. âWhatâs your opinion on Republic City then?â
Your eyebrows furrow at the name. âIs that what weâre calling it?â
âAh, yes⊠I mean itâs not final. Just an idea,â his eyes roam across your face, seeming to catch onto the way your nose wrinkled at the name. âDonât you like it?â
âThe name's nice. Iâm just,â you pause, looking up at his hopeful and curious expression. Why was he seeking your approval? It was a gift you would never grant him. âIâm not sure itâs a good idea. People arenât that accepting â not yet at least.â
The silence that follows your words is heavy, thick enough to choke the diplomats standing nearby. To tell the Avatarâthe bridge between worldsâthat his vision of harmony is flawed isn't just rude; in this room, it's practically heresy. You can feel the elder delegate beside you vibrating with pure terror.
But Aang doesn't summon a whirlwind. He doesn't even raise his voice.
He takes a half-step closer, his gray eyes searching yours with a piercing intensity.
"The world has been at war for a hundred years, Y/N," he says softly, his voice carrying a weight that belies his young face. "I know people are hurt. I know they're angry. Thatâs exactly why I think we need this. If we keep staying behind our own walls, the fear will never go away."
He folds his arms into his sleeves, mirroring your own composed posture, though his energy is warm where yours is ice.
"You say they aren't accepting yet,'" he repeats your words, turning them over like a puzzle. "So, in your mind, what comes first? Do we wait for the hearts of every person in the Four Nations to change before we build a place for them?"
Maybe you had overstepped. You take a slow, steady breath, smoothing the metaphorical wrinkles in your composure until you are once again the picture of Earth Kingdom grace.
"Forgive me, Avatar," you say, your voice returning to that silky, practiced tone. You offer a small, apologetic tilt of your head. "I didn't mean toââ
He holds up a hand, a gentle, reassuring smile returning to his face. âNo, please donât apologise. You may speak freely. I value your opinion just as much as anyone elseâs.â
You blink in surprise. âOkay. It is simply that in the Earth Kingdom, we are taught that a foundation must be perfectly level before the house is built. If the ground is still shifting from the tremors of the past... the house might fall."
"I don't have a better idea," you continue softly, your eyes downcast in a show of feigned humility. "I only worry that justice is a heavy stone to move. If people feel it has been forgotten in the rush for peace, they may find their own ways to seek it. I would hate to see your beautiful vision compromised by those who aren't as... forgiving as you are."
Aangâs hand, which had been hovering in the air, slowly drops to his side. He looks at you for a long moment, his brow furrowed. He can tell youâve retreated behind a wall, but your words have clearly left a mark.
"I see," he says, his voice quieter now. The playful energy from before has vanished, replaced by a somber weight. He offers you a small, grateful nod.
"I appreciate your honesty, Y/N. Truly. Most people just tell me what they think the Avatar wants to hear. Itâs refreshing to meet someone who cares so much about the stability of the future."
He lingers there for a heartbeat, his gray eyes searching yours as if looking for the person who spoke so sharply just moments ago.
"I hope I can prove to you that this city can be a foundation for justice, too," he says. "Maybe we can talk more about what that 'level ground' looks like later tonight? At the banquet?"
The invitation is a double-edged sword. Itâs the perfect opportunity to get him alone, away from the prying eyes of the Fire Lord and the Water Tribe warrior. But it also means more time under his unnerving, intuitive gaze.
"It would be an honor, Avatar," you reply, your voice a perfect, polite lie.
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where the blade hesitates â¶ masterlist
summary: while the world celebrates peace, you move through the earth kingdom with one mission: end the avatar cycle. raised by the order to believe the avatarâs failure cost you everything, you infiltrate his circle during a fragile peace treaty, determined to gain his trust and strike.
but aang isnât what you expected. heâs kind, burdened and human. not the cowardous demigod you were told about, and as he begins to trust you, your resolve starts to crack.
pairing: aged up!aang x reader
warnings: aang is 20 and oc is 21, set before tloa, heavy angst, hurt/comfort, really really slow burn, betrayal, will add more as it goes on :p
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current word count: 5k
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WHERE THE BLADE HESITATES â¶ ch. i
summary: while the world celebrates peace, you move through the earth kingdom with one mission: end the avatar cycle. raised by the order to believe the avatarâs failure cost you everything, you infiltrate his circle during a fragile peace treaty, determined to gain his trust and strike.
but aang isnât what you expected. heâs kind, burdened and human. not the cowardous demigod you were told about, and as he begins to trust you, your resolve starts to crack.
pairing: aged up!aang x reader
warning: aang is 20 and oc is 21, timeline kind of sort of really doesnât make sense, slow burn, betrayal, NOT PROOF READ
word count: 2k
nisaâs notes!: so my obsession for atla is back (it never went away) this isnât proof read once again and i should definitely be revising but i wrote this instead⊠whoopsies⊠will probably edit it later but for now here it is!!!!short first chapter but itâll get longer as we go :3 also comment if u wanna be added to the taglist. banner creds: heyhanibee on twt
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You could kill him right now.
Your eyes follow his every movement from across the room as he engages in a conversation with the Fire Lord, all bright eyed and smiling. From this distance, he doesnât look like the boy who ended the hundred-year war. Instead he appears to look too care free, too comfortable, and way too happy for your own liking.
The obsidian pin in your hair feels heavy, a silent promise tucked against your scalp. One quick strike to the base of the skull while he laughs at Zukoâs dry wit, and the Orderâs century-long nightmare would be over. Maybe you could land a few hits on the Fire Lord in the process. Two for the price of one.
âHeâs remarkable, isn't he?â
The voice of a fellow Earth Kingdom delegate startles you, but you don't let your expression flicker. You maintain the serene, practiced mask that youâd been taught.
âRemarkable,â you agree, your voice smooth as silk as you look over at them. âItâs hard to believe so much power is contained in one person.â
âAnd so much kindness,â the delegate sighs. âWe are lucky he returned to us.â
Lucky. You feel a familiar, cold bitterness rise in your throat. Was it 'luck' that left your motherâs body burnt to a crisp in the mud? Was it 'luck' that forced you to learn the anatomy of a human body before you learned how to dance?
Humming, you return your gaze back to the Avatar, and to your astonishment his curious eyes are already settled on you. His lips are curled into that all too familiar, sickeningly friendly smile of his that you yearn to smack right off of his face. He doesnât look away, until a slightly shorter man dressed in the blue robes of the Southern Water tribe says something that takes his attention away from you. If your memory serves you right, his name must be Sokka. Another one of the fools in the Avatarâs circle.
You suppress the urge to roll your eyes as the Avatar takes his position at the centre of the room, a broad smile remaining on his face.
âWelcome, everybody! I have gathered you all here today to discuss the creation of a new city,â he lets his gaze roam the hall, his eyes bright with a fervor that seems to settle on every person individually.
âWhat is the purpose of this city?â a voice calls from the crowd.
âWell, itâs supposed to represent a place where the Four Nations are no longer separate,â he explains. âA place where people are just... people. Not Earth Kingdom subjects or Fire Nation citizens or Water Tribe people. I believe it will help us further restore the peace that weâve lost after past events.â
The crowd murmurs amongst themselves, some nodding in agreement whilst others still werenât fully convinced.
The Fire Lord steps up beside him, placing a supportive hand on his shoulder. âAfter everything that has happened, this will be good for us. The Fire nation is in full support of Avatar Aangâs plan.â
With their Lord's approval, the small group of Fire Nation diplomats quiets down. Their murmuring stops, though the scowls don't leave their faces.
Aang offers a final, humble bow to the room before hopping down from the dais. He moves with an irritating fluidity, weaving through the crowd like a breeze. He doesnât walk like a man who ended a war, he walks like a child at a festival. He stops to greet the Northern Water Tribe elders with a respectful dip of his head and shares a brief, boisterous laugh with Sokka, who is already gesturing wildly toward a map of the proposed docks.
Then, his path shifts. He is heading toward the Earth Kingdom delegation. Toward you.
Your hand twitches instinctively, a phantom reach for the obsidian pin, but you force your fingers to remain interlaced within your silk sleeves.
"Honored guests," Aang says as he approaches, his voice bright and clear. He bows deeply to your group. "Itâs good to see Ba Sing Se so well represented. But I noticed King Kueiâs seat is empty. Is he feeling alright? I was looking forward to showing him the sketches for the central plaza."
The elder delegate beside you bows in return, his voice trembling slightly with the weight of the Avatarâs presence. "The Earth King sends his sincerest apologies, Avatar Aang. He was waylaid by matters of state regarding the restoration of the agrarian zones. He has entrusted us to speak on his behalf."
"I understand," Aang says, his expression softening into genuine empathy. "The work of rebuilding never really stops, does it?"
His gray eyes, vast and unnervingly observant, scan the faces of the delegates. He acknowledges each one by nameâmen and women who have spent decades in the shadows of the Upper Ring, now preening under the gaze of a boy who wasn't even awake for the war they survived.
Then, his gaze lands on you. The recognition he held for the others vanishes, replaced by a flicker of curiosity. He realizes you are the only variable he doesn't recognize.
He steps closer, stepping into the private space usually reserved for peers.
"I don't think weâve met," he says, tilting his head slightly. That sickeningly friendly smile returns, though up close, you can see the exhaustion tucked into the corners of his eyes. "Iâm Aang. And you are?"
The silence stretches for a second too long. You feel the weight of the obsidian pin pressing against your skull. You could kill him right now, but when you turn your head and notice all eyes on you, you shove the wicked thought far back into your head.
âIâm Y/N,â you force your lips to curl upwards as you offer a shallow, perfectly executed bow. âIt is actually my first time here.â
âReally?â his eyes seem to brighten up further, for a reason you cannot place. You nod with a grimace. âWhatâs your opinion on Republic City then?â
Your eyebrows furrow at the name. âIs that what weâre calling it?â
âAh, yes⊠I mean itâs not final. Just an idea,â his eyes roam across your face, seeming to catch onto the way your nose wrinkled at the name. âDonât you like it?â
âThe name's nice. Iâm just,â you pause, looking up at his hopeful and curious expression. Why was he seeking your approval? It was a gift you would never grant him. âIâm not sure itâs a good idea. People arenât that accepting â not yet at least.â
The silence that follows your words is heavy, thick enough to choke the diplomats standing nearby. To tell the Avatarâthe bridge between worldsâthat his vision of harmony is flawed isn't just rude; in this room, it's practically heresy. You can feel the elder delegate beside you vibrating with pure terror.
But Aang doesn't summon a whirlwind. He doesn't even raise his voice.
He takes a half-step closer, his gray eyes searching yours with a piercing intensity.
"The world has been at war for a hundred years, Y/N," he says softly, his voice carrying a weight that belies his young face. "I know people are hurt. I know they're angry. Thatâs exactly why I think we need this. If we keep staying behind our own walls, the fear will never go away."
He folds his arms into his sleeves, mirroring your own composed posture, though his energy is warm where yours is ice.
"You say they aren't accepting yet,'" he repeats your words, turning them over like a puzzle. "So, in your mind, what comes first? Do we wait for the hearts of every person in the Four Nations to change before we build a place for them?"
Maybe you had overstepped. You take a slow, steady breath, smoothing the metaphorical wrinkles in your composure until you are once again the picture of Earth Kingdom grace.
"Forgive me, Avatar," you say, your voice returning to that silky, practiced tone. You offer a small, apologetic tilt of your head. "I didn't mean toââ
He holds up a hand, a gentle, reassuring smile returning to his face. âNo, please donât apologise. You may speak freely. I value your opinion just as much as anyone elseâs.â
You blink in surprise. âOkay. It is simply that in the Earth Kingdom, we are taught that a foundation must be perfectly level before the house is built. If the ground is still shifting from the tremors of the past... the house might fall."
"I don't have a better idea," you continue softly, your eyes downcast in a show of feigned humility. "I only worry that justice is a heavy stone to move. If people feel it has been forgotten in the rush for peace, they may find their own ways to seek it. I would hate to see your beautiful vision compromised by those who aren't as... forgiving as you are."
Aangâs hand, which had been hovering in the air, slowly drops to his side. He looks at you for a long moment, his brow furrowed. He can tell youâve retreated behind a wall, but your words have clearly left a mark.
"I see," he says, his voice quieter now. The playful energy from before has vanished, replaced by a somber weight. He offers you a small, grateful nod.
"I appreciate your honesty, Y/N. Truly. Most people just tell me what they think the Avatar wants to hear. Itâs refreshing to meet someone who cares so much about the stability of the future."
He lingers there for a heartbeat, his gray eyes searching yours as if looking for the person who spoke so sharply just moments ago.
"I hope I can prove to you that this city can be a foundation for justice, too," he says. "Maybe we can talk more about what that 'level ground' looks like later tonight? At the banquet?"
The invitation is a double-edged sword. Itâs the perfect opportunity to get him alone, away from the prying eyes of the Fire Lord and the Water Tribe warrior. But it also means more time under his unnerving, intuitive gaze.
"It would be an honor, Avatar," you reply, your voice a perfect, polite lie.
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where the blade hesitates â aang x reader
while the world celebrates peace, you move through the earth kingdom with one mission: end the avatar cycle. raised by the order to believe the avatarâs failure cost you everything, you infiltrate his circle during a fragile peace treaty, determined to gain his trust and strike. but aang isnât what you expected. heâs kind, burdened and human. not the cowardous demigod you were told about, and as he begins to trust you, your resolve starts to crack.
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