The Quenchiest

Well check you out, over there, having a good day and all! I’m here to out a damper on it!

You know how Gilly can’t stand even the idea that Yvie is a thing person that exists?

We know it’s because of the gory history that the Klosses have carved out for themselves, but could it also be because of the deadly illness that plagues the family?

I kind of view this malady as fate’s way of course-correction, like trying to take out as many Klosses, through sickness, as it can before they kill everyone (and themselves).

There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason as to who falls sick, and it destroys the Klosses who haven’t yet been killed off by members of their own family.

Have you noticed how the sick ones (Yves’ mother and Gilbert) were never targeted? Fate would do the job until there were none left.

And yet, there sits Yvie, a healthy little Kloss far removed from all of the bloodshed…

Let's add to this!

Little Gilbert loved people. He thought the world could be something much more than what it was if people were just kind to each other. That, of course, was shattered when he returned home to find his loved ones killed for that very same reason.

He didn't stop loving people, though, as we saw in his own route. He just thinks he does because his future was twisted from that moment. He also put a name to the people he hated, it was the Kloss name.

Unfortunately for Yves, that means he too gained Gilbert's hatred, while likely just being an infant at the time. Gilbert doesn't do anything in half-measures. So, in order to wipe the Klosses out, Yves must also cease to exist. But Yves didn't grow up to act like the rest of the Klosses. What a bothersome little cousin.

Not only is life so unfair that all of this was a struggle for Gilbert, and Yves just suffered from loneliness, but Yves also wasn't corrupted in any sense of the word. Gilbert was there on Bloodstained Rose Day. He knew about Yves being wholly incapable of killing anyone. Just a frightened child on the battlefield. How pathetic. How soft. How human.

How like him if he had grown up differently. If he hadn't had horrors thrust on him.

How enraging. To be so protected with so many sins resting on your shoulders from your parents lineage that it all rolled off like water on a duck's back. Yves has no idea. He knows nothing and does nothing.

So, when Yves asks about his mother and Gilbert denies him, is it hatred or kindness? In that case, probably hatred. Why should he hear about the tiny goodness that the Kloss family had? What has he done to atone for the rest of their heritage? But then, if Gilbert told him of the rest of the Klosses, wouldn't that just be... horrible?

And it goes from hatred to kindness in that he's saving Yves from knowing. He says it's because he can't stand him, and that's true, but there's so much more to it than Yves simply being a Kloss. Gilbert has spent 20 years harboring this grudge, and he's aware enough to know that it's unfair. But things like that don't change so easily.

I only read part of Yves' sequel, and I know the Klosses get covered in there, but even then Gilbert was not willing to be the bearer of bad news. He "allowed" Yves to visit the Klosses old section of the country. He stood aside as the townspeople did their thing. He is, after all, one to believe that their anger is warranted and if Yves wants to go poking his nose into that darkness, it's himself who has to manage the fallout.

I'm talking about the duos really like Will and Vic, Elbie and Al, Liam and Harry, Jude and Ellis. Actually.. how feasible is a throuple situation between these two be? Not just Kate with two lovers, but with all three parties having a mutual love I mean

(And then there's.. Rogerr..)

Hmm. Thats a good question, Precious!

In the Between Out Sins stories, it works out fine, but almost all of the villains get a little territorial when it comes to Kate.

I think it might be easiest between Elbie and his mirror, since they’re so symbiotic in the first place.

More often than not, though, both are open to the idea of sharing Kate, which they allude to all over the place. In one Bond story, Elbert even suggests that Kate fetch Alfons to join in as she touches him.

That being said, they are sometimes situationally against the other touching “their” robin.

Victor has made it known that he has a thing for Will (and Darius…and Liam…and…), but he still won’t allow William to get near Kate.

As for Will, he frequently wards off interlopers, so he might be a tough sell.

If your goal is to make Liam cry more than he already does, you can bring up the idea. He’s likely to go along with it just to please you. Harry might put up a fight, though.

Jude and Ellis would probably be the second easiest. Jude may complain, but you can tell that he really cares about Ellis.

I hope you enjoy your present ❤❤❤ @xbalayage

be awesome forever! And

I mean forever.

Just keep grinding down onto his balls, sitting right on his cock and he's whimpering and twitching with overstimulation.