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literally no excuse for this, I just wanted to write fem!Tomura getting eaten out until she can’t walk. gn!reader, established relationship, canonverse, set sometime after USJ but before Stain. Smut.
Your girlfriend is in a bad mood.
Tomura’s in a bad mood a lot of the time, for good reasons and for silly ones, but this is maybe the best reason she’s had to be in a bad mood since you’ve known her. Her first big operation, her introduction to hero society as the new Symbol of Fear, crashed and burned in a serious way. She’s mad at her boss for not helping her, mad at Kurogiri for not fighting harder, mad at you a little bit even though you weren’t there. More than that, though, you know she’s mad at herself. She’d be mad at herself even if she hadn’t been shot four times.
You don’t do very well with blood, but when Kurogiri’s warp gate dropped her back on the floor of the hideout with gunshot wounds to both arms and both legs, you raced to her side. And you really haven’t left it since. She might be snappy with you, like she’s snappy with everyone right now, but you’re also the only one she trusts to clean her wounds. She won’t take painkillers, either, unless they’re coming from you.
You asked her why, the first time she Decayed the pills Kurogiri gave her and asked you to bring her some from your bottle of acetaminophen. Are you worried they’ll give you something?
No, Tomura said, but her gaze drifted away from yours. I just know you wouldn’t.
You wouldn’t. You’d take the messed-up pills yourself and suffer the consequences, or you’d jam them down the throat of whoever tried to drug Tomura. You love her, but you don’t love the people she surrounds herself with. Or the people who surround her, whether she likes it or not.
When you and Tomura first started talking, you didn’t know what you were getting into. By the time you found out, you were in way too deep, and you knew too much for Tomura’s bosses to let you run free. It was join them or die, and you picked joining up almost before the choice was offered. You knew it wasn’t Tomura’s idea. Kurogiri was the one who brought you to Sensei, and Tomura looked horrified to see you there.
You’re still in too deep with Tomura, the kind of stupid, crazy love you thought was made up by people who wanted to sell engagement rings and romance novels. You know she loves you back, because even when she pushes Kurogiri away, she keeps you close. You’re the only one who she’ll take medicine from. You’re the only one she lets change her bandages.
Today’s a bandage change, and Tomura is grimacing as she slides one arm out of her jumpsuit. “This fucking hurts,” she says. “I bet they’re worse.”
“Or maybe it’s just a bad day,” you counter. “I’ve been taking good care of you. You’re not allowed to get worse on my watch.”
“I know,” Tomura says, almost sulky. Then, softer, as you unwrap the bandages: “You‘re too nice to me for how bitchy I’ve been.”
“You got shot four times. I’d be bitchy too,” you say. You’d probably be bitchier, honestly — at baseline, your temper is a lot worse than Tomura’s. “This one actually looks okay. It’s starting to close, see?”
“I don’t want to see.” Tomura averts her eyes. “Cover it up.”
“You got it.” You rewrap her arm, then let it go. “Next one.”
Tomura works her other arm free of her jumpsuit, but she doesn’t put her rebandaged arm back into her sleeve. Usually she does, because if she doesn’t, she’s topless. And she doesn’t wear a bra. “Um, are you going to —”
“Are you going to?” Tomura asks impatiently. She gestures with her arm and you refocus in a hurry. Which isn’t easy. You don’t usually get a chance to look at Tomura even partially nude — she likes to fuck with the lights off — and you don’t want to miss an opportunity. “What about this one? Is it closing too?”
“Yeah.” You readjust that bandage, too. “They look good. So if it’s a bad day for pain, then maybe —“
“Maybe it’s these.” Tomura shoos you back from the bed and starts struggling out of her jumpsuit entirely, exposing the bullet wounds in both legs.
Usually she treats those herself. You’ve offered to help, but she doesn’t like her legs being looked at, probably because of the sheer number of scars and scratch marks on her upper thighs. It doesn’t matter that you don’t care about the scars. She doesn’t want you to see them, so you don’t push it. You don’t push it so much that you’ve left her to handle the other two bullet wounds alone.
Now she’s sitting on the edge of her bed, naked except for the bandages, and it feels like there’s nowhere you can look that won’t give you an eyeful of something you can’t ignore. “I can look at those if you want,” you tell Tomura, keeping your eyes aimed at her feet. It’s safe for now, but given how into her you are, you’ll probably develop a thing for her feet if you look at them too long. “You just haven’t wanted me to.”
“I changed my mind,” Tomura says, and you sink to your knees.
The bullet went straight through her right thigh, missing her femoral artery by fractions of an inch. Most of her blood loss came from this wound, but like the others, it’s healing well. You rewrap it carefully, fighting to keep your hands from lingering where they shouldn’t be. You want to kiss her, touch her. Tomura’s usually the one to initiate physical contact, and she hasn’t since she got hurt. You sleep in the same bed, curled up together. But sleeping is all it is.
You give into temptation and press a quick kiss to her her knee before you move to her other leg. That one’s healing even better, but you still draw the process out, finding reasons to stay and look and touch. You know you can’t stay there forever. You sit back on your heels and look up at her. “It all looks fine,” you say. “Just a bad day.”
Tomura’s legs swing slightly, her feet brushing against your thighs, and you try to keep it together. “I can bring you a painkiller if you want. Anything.”
“It doesn’t work.” Tomura’s voice takes on a dull note. “I’m killing my liver for nothing.”
“Maybe you need a distraction,” you offer.
“I’ve tried that. Games, movies, reading, binging stupid TV. None of it works.”
You lean forward and press your lips against her other kneecap; then you do it again, ever so slightly higher. “Can I show you my idea?”
“Yes,” Tomura says. You kiss her one more time, then rise back. “What are you going to —”
You kiss her. The two of you spend a lot of time kissing, but it’s been a while since you really made out, so you start slow. Gentle kisses, drawing away for a kiss to her birthmark, to the scar over her eye. The scars on her face are the only ones she’ll let you attend to. Tomura kisses you back eagerly, but her hands stay at her sides. She doesn’t trust Decay — Not with you, she said, when you asked. I can replace everything else.
Since she can’t touch you, you get to touch her as much as you want, no distractions at all. Her extremities are bandaged, but that leaves her torso for you to explore. You run one hand along the sharp curve of her waist, down to her hip and then back. You do the same with your other hand, but you don’t stop at her waist on the way back up. Your hand finds its way to her breast, fingers drifting over her nipple almost by accident, and Tomura leans forward into your hand. She’s not self-conscious about her body except for her scars, and she’s sensitive. You only have to play with her nipples for a few moments before she’s panting against your mouth.
You draw back slightly. “Distracted yet?”
“No,” Tomura says. Her eyes are starting to dilate, and you see the beginning of a flush on her cheeks. “More.”
Her heart is beating fast when you kiss her neck, and worse when your free hand finds its way into her hair. Her scalp is sensitive, too, which is why she likes it when you comb out her hair with your fingers, fiddling with it until it’s to your liking. You tug slightly, pulling her head back to expose her throat, and a soft moan slips out of her mouth. You hear it again, quiet but sharper now, when you scrape your teeth over her collarbones on your way to kiss a path down her sternum.
Usually Tomura doesn’t let you take this much time. Usually she’s a hell of a lot more demanding, and you’re almost embarrassed by how much you get off on getting her off. This is different. You draw her attention away from her injuries, into whichever part of her you’re currently touching. Right now, her breasts, which fit perfectly in your hands. You’re tracing over her nipples, fingertips light, while your lips find every birthmark on her pale skin, as she arches her back to press herself closer to you.
“More,” she says again, her voice rough and breathy in a way that sets your nerves humming. “Fuck. Stop screwing around.”
“This is screwing around?” You pin one of her nipples between your thumb and forefinger and pinch slightly, your stomach twisting as she moans again. “What do you want me to do?”
“You said you’d distract me. I still feel it. Distract me more.”
You work your way down her body, mostly with kisses, sometimes with bites too gentle to leave a mark. She’s fine with some of the marks, but not the ones that look like bruises. By the time you reach her hips, her legs are already spreading. You push lightly on the inside of her thigh and Tomura spreads them further.
That’s never going to get old. The way she relaxes for you, gets vulnerable for you, lets you see her and make her feel good. She told you once, way before you even kissed, that she doesn’t feel good very often. Your imagination latched onto it, and you made up your mind that if you ever got the chance, you’d make Tomura feel so good she couldn’t think.
“What are you waiting for?” Tomura mumbles as you get settled between her legs.
“Just getting comfortable. I’m going to be here for a while.” You’re looking up at her, and you see her face flush. “Has anybody told you that you’re really hot?”
“Don’t say stupid things.”
“It’s not stupid. You’re really hot. You’re so hot that I —“ You feel her hips twitch upwards under your hands and lose patience. “Hold that thought.”
Tomura’s demanding, usually, and she’s worse when you’re actually fucking her. You usually counter it by slowing down, teasing her, making her beg for you before you make her come. You’re not interested in teasing right now. You need to taste her. You clamp your hands over her hips, holding them down, and bury your face between her legs. She tastes just as good as you remember, and her legs are trembling even before you’ve turned your attention to her clit.
Her legs. You loosen up on her hips so you can lift one leg to rest on your shoulder, avoiding any strain on her injury. The other’s splayed out wide, and you tuck your hand behind her knee, helping support it. And if you push her legs a little farther open in the bargain, who’s going to complain? Not you, as you run the tip of your tongue along her slit, pushing inside every so often. Not Tomura, if the harshness of her breathing tells you anything.
She’s not quiet, but she must be trying, because the slick, messy sounds of your tongue against her are louder than she is. For a little while, anyway. Until she starts to squirm, hips bucking up against your face for more. Maybe you should change positions, have her sit on your face instead. The thought crosses your mind, but you push it away with an effort. That position would probably hurt her legs more. Even if she wouldn’t think about it until later.
“Fuck,” Tomura gasps suddenly. “Fuck, not yet, I —”
She comes, hips jerking sharply as jagged moans issue from her mouth. You’re too busy steadying her legs to hold her down, and one thrust of her hips is a hell of a lot harder than the others. Your nose doesn’t break — you know what that sounds like, and this isn’t it — but it definitely starts to bleed.
You tilt your head back, trying to keep it running down the back of your throat. Can you still eat Tomura out like this? She said she wasn’t done, and even if she’d probably understand you taking a break for a second — “Don’t stop,” Tomura begs, and you decide you can handle the bloody nose without getting off your knees.
The fact that you need to keep your head at least partially tilted back means you have to get creative with your angles. It means you need your fingers, too. Tomura’s wet enough to handle two at once, and she clenches down on them so tightly that you can barely curl your fingers. It takes longer to make her come this time, but you don’t mind — you like the sounds she makes too much. You like how her entire body shudders when you suck on her clit. And you like being so absorbed in her that she has to switch from begging you for more to telling you to stop before you realize that she’s come a second time.
You’re pretty pleased with yourself when you come up for air, enough that you forget something important. Tomura peers at you through blurry eyes that widen in shock. “What the fuck happened to your face?”
The nosebleed. Dammit. “Nothing.”
“I fucked your face so hard I broke it,” Tomura says, and you burst out laughing. “Stop. It’s not funny —“
“It’s really funny.” You pinch your nose shut and tilt your head back, watching Tomura out of the corner of your eye. “Seriously. If I was in real trouble I’d have stopped.”
“No you wouldn’t,” Tomura says. She catches your arm four-fingered and yanks until you climb up on the bed next to her. “You were distracting me.”
“Did it work?”
“You made it worse,” Tomura says. Your stomach lurches. “My legs are shaking so bad I can’t walk.”
“Good. You scared me for a second there.”
“Yeah. Just like you scared me when you sat up and blood started dripping down your face.” Tomura rolls sideways, face-first into your shoulder. “I’m sorry.”
“I’m fine.”
“I’m sorry,” Tomura repeats, more forcefully this time. “For all of it. It’s not what you signed up for.”
It’s not. You’d be lying if you said it was. If you hadn’t thought you were falling for a normal girl, if your stomach hadn’t dropped when you realized what you’d really walked into. In some ways it’s your nightmare. But you don’t regret it. Maybe you’re just lovesick — and a little concussed — but you don’t regret it at all.
“I got exactly what I signed up for,” you say. You wrap your arms around Tomura and pull her closer, fighting a smile when she settles in against your side and ignoring the taste of blood as it drips down the back of your throat. “You.”
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Across three preregistered studies, participants interacting with sycophantic AI became more convinced of their own rightness and less willing to repair relationships. Yet at the same time, participants rated sycophantic AI models as higher quality, more trustworthy, and more desirable for future use, which may explain why this behavior has persisted despite its harmful impacts.
Myra Cheng et al. "Sycophantic AI decreases prosocial intentions and promotes dependence." Science 391, eaec8352 (2026).
The way people don't know there was a massive swastika printed on the other side of it that you can't see in that one famous photograph feels like such a microcosm of American History:tm: and how it's taught. Lmfao
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ai generated images make me increasingly sad and tired the more i see them in more and more casual contexts. i dont know how to explain, but it just fills the world with a bunch of nothing. no matter how visually stunning the pictures might be, there's nothing behind it for me. no dedication, no emotions, no feelings, no hard work or creativity, nothing i can truly think about, admire or enjoy. i dont think thats how art is supposed to be
warnings; detail + lore + prose heavy, humanoid dragons, comfort, character death (not mc or dragon), power imbalance (technically), huge age gap (technically), mentor x student relationship (adults tho)
wc; 1,800
check a/n info on smutty part two!
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Your mentor confessed to you that there were few things more humbling than being called a "latent magic-user" by the dragons.
This had been inspired after an audience with the dragon queen in a place far away from the human realm, mere weeks after discovering you even possessed the ability to harness magic at all. You had stopped a pickpocket taking gold coins from an old woman, and a runaway carriage from crashing into a cabbage stand by freezing time in bouts of fright. Both the incidents and your life changed on that very same day.
"It has been fifty years, Theodore, and you've brought us another little human that you wish for us to take under our wings. I'm sensing an undesirable pattern from you, old friend," spoke the dragon queen from her throne of green adamantine. While her words bled contempt, her voice held great fondness and amusement. She was breathtaking and black as night with scales glittering light like the cosmos in the sky. Shining jewels and silver ornamented her body.
She was the Mother of the Cosmos. Mother of Magic. Mother of Dragons. An ancient being who had known the love and hatred of mankind, yet still regarded it with softness that splintered through distrust. You did not think your species deserved that much grace.
You did not think you had even earned the right to look upon her, so you stayed with your head bowed low throughout the entirety of your audience with her. Speaking not a word. Observing nothing but the sound of her voice and letting the weight of it settle over you. You stared at the toes of your boots as the conversation shifted, an exchange of compromises between your mentor and her—likely two of the most powerful beings in the world.
"Tell me, what benefit will the dragons receive in caring for your pupil, Theodore?" asked the dragon queen.
Theodore, a middle-aged man with black hair and strange eyes, replied with certainty, "I know you may have concerns with this one's age. There is no educational background. I have only started discovering what this one's capable of. There is potential to unlock something great. Something far greater than either of us has experienced in a long time. Time manipulation."
The dragon queen emitted a soft hum in her throat, of intrigue piqued. "Is that so? What dangerous magic. What dangerous magic to be possessed by one who does not know how to wield it. I see." She seemed to think very deeply of the matter for a moment, then gestured across the spacious throne room to a group of seven dragons standing near the doors, her offspring.
"Very well, say nothing more. My most skilled son will take over mentorship for the time being. But, Theodore," said the dragon queen, worrying your mentor into asking her to finish speaking, "latent magic-users are often undeveloped for life. With magic so severe in the hands of someone like this, if we do not see progress, I cannot promise you will see this one again."
That day had been seven months ago, and you were still alive, somehow. Your former mentor was sure to send letters your way via flying serpents at least once a week to confirm you hadn't been put six feet under just yet. For a dragon, the order to kill you could be fulfilled with little effort by snapping your neck with their bare hands. But, you'd made enough progress to avoid that fate, you supposed.
"Perhaps the next thing I teach you is how to stay focused on what I'm saying," said the second son, one of five dragon princes. He had accepted his responsibility as your new mentor without uproar, but even if it had been apparent to you from the beginning, when he refused to acknowledge you beyond 'the human' for four months, that he much preferred to be left to his own devices.
But he had warmed to you. This change had superseded the previous nature of your relationship, which had been all distance and wariness. At the time, he wouldn't come within any proximity to you without a glare from the tail of his eye and then widen the gulf between you. He had been rude, uncompromising, and frustratingly difficult to please to the point that you'd begged your mentor—your true mentor—to retrieve you, making sure your tears fell onto the parchment and smeared the black ink you wrote with.
Unfortunately, he saw potential in you and only validated the dragon prince's daunting teachings. So, you were left there in that realm, feeling abandoned, overworked, and worst of all, disliked. There was something particularly nefarious about showing up at the same place every day, knowing the one person meant to help you didn't care for you at all.
"Apologies, Roth," you told him with a sheepish smile, waving your hand to drop a quill you'd absently frozen in time midair as it fell from the desk. "I guess my mind is elsewhere today. I don't mean any offense."
Before, Roth would've continued to chastise you; speak of the disrespect all humans had in common, and ask impossible things of you just to assure you knew your place. But now was different; he looked at you differently, sometimes sniffed the air as you would walk past, as though something fragrant had wafted off of you to him.
"What worries you?" he asked.
You looked at him, at his large stature and the iridescent scales covering parts of his humanoid body, and the hard protrusions growing from the sides of his head like horns. "Apart from my survival, you mean?"
"I've told you that won't happen as long as you listen to me well," he said. "I have no complaints about your progress and how you typically conduct yourself. I have no reason to speak of any concerns to Mother, so I will not."
As reassuring as that was to hear, particularly in these kindly new tones of voice he used on you, death wasn't any sort of concern in your mind as of now. Not your own, at least.
"Theodore hasn't sent me mail in almost a month. It's extraordinarily unlike him, Roth. I was supposed to receive something today; mail is always scheduled for today." You looked towards the purpling sky; dusk was approaching, and with it the fleeting window of opportunity for late mail to arrive. "I wonder if he's alright."
"If you ask it of me, I will request that Mother send out a messenger to the human realm to his last known place of residency. But, sorcerers like him do not like to stay in one place very long. He has likely begun another pilgrimage to the northern lands of Noss," said Roth, with presumed helpfulness.
Roth was the type that you would call back home a "fixer". He wanted to offer solutions and set them in motion, likely a side-effect of his background in strategy. You knew very little of his history aside from leading the dragons to war and victory against the Celestials hundreds of years ago.
Now, these residual tendencies showed in utterly benign and slightly annoying ways. It was clear that his new favorite way to endure his retirement was by improving your magical prowess. He had mostly succeeded in that venture and, as of late, had started to deviate from it somewhat. Or, rather, he seemed as distracted as you were sometimes, like he had thoughts in his mind that he couldn't rid himself of, no matter how hard he forced them away.
You thought he looked at you a little too long when that happened, setting a surge of warmth through your body and up your neck when you'd notice, and he would still stare.
That same warmth wrapped you now, crawling up to your ears and cheeks as he looked at you with staunch determination and solemnity. You understood in that moment that he wanted to be useful to you, for you to rely on him for something beyond academia.
So, you let him. A dragon messenger was dispatched less than an hour afterwards and returned two days later with devastating news: Theodore's remains had been discovered between the borders of Noss and Uverlon, city-states perpetually at war with one another and striking down anyone regardless of affiliations.
"You have… my deepest condolences. I know his importance to you was great," said Roth upon visiting you the evening that you found out. You had defied the queen's orders to continue with your education that day. Roth later said that he had to talk her out of a rage, but it hadn't been too difficult, as she was also grieving Theodore's death. "May he be guided home by what he believed in the most. Now, I've heard from the servants that you haven't eaten today. I will return shortly with something befitting a human in mourning—"
"Don't go, please," you said, pushing aside your pride and embarrassment, and rose from the small writing desk where you'd been rereading old letters for hours. You had already cried as much as you were capable of; now you simply felt hollow—a vast emptiness widening like a chasm in your chest. It felt like a deep and dark place where, if you ventured too far, you would never come out of it again. "I don't need food right now. I… I need," you scoffed and raised and dropped your hand in one motion—"I don't know what I need right now. But, please, stay with me. I don't want to be alone. I feel awful."
"What do you want me to do?" asked Roth. He hadn't expected his company to be the one that you would want at a time like this. His sisters had a far more empathetic nature than he did, yet you did not want them. You wanted him. "There is nothing that I can offer you that others cannot provide as well, perhaps more to the needs of a human."
Even now, while you were engulfed in the depths of despair, Roth was unable to be any way other than just how he was. You thought that was what you needed the most right now. Someone who wasn't going to try to alter the pitch of their voice, or speak to you too softly, or try to touch you too much.
Your eyes reddened with tears again despite a sudden burst of laughter. You knew when you wrapped your arms around him, he would not know how to reciprocate with kindness, as a dragon's skin was as hard as adamantine, and they treated one another roughly. Their ways of loving were aggressive and physical in a way that would hurt someone like you, but you wanted the comfort of that, anyway.
To your surprise, he returned your embrace gingerly and said nothing of it
a/n: I went back and forth between writing comfort or grief sex, so I decided to end sort of neutrally instead but enough to be able to lead up to a smutty second part if people are interested.
it would likely have a lot of hints of size kink and breeding kink in there, possibly some other stuff if folks ask for it.
one thing I didn't realize I didn't do was really give a huge detailed description of Roth like I would most characters and I apologize for that. I did try to fit in a tiny bit, so a second part would let me really dig into details about what he and other dragons look like
if there's anything I discussed in this little fic you would like to have explored more thoroughly in the next own, let me know and I will! I have a whole shitslew of lore
anyway, hopefully I'll see u in the next one, ciao!
as always I'm really impressed by your ability to do so much within the space of a oneshot (or a two-shot -- I definitely wouldn't say no to a part two of this fic, smut or otherwise.) One of the things that jumped out at me immediately was your worldbuilding! I love how expansive it is and how the reader seems to be one very, very tiny piece of the larger world, insignificant on a cosmic scale and yet noticed and attended to! The description of the dragon queen was SO cool, both the physical details and the vibes she gave off. I really enjoyed the conversation between she and Theodore.
my favorite part were the reader's observations of Roth, and how their perception of him was clearly informed by a ton of observation. It seems like they can read him very well, while he can't read them as well or at least isn't trying particularly hard to read them (until Theodore's death.) It made me wonder more about his backstory. How much experience does he have interacting with humans, and if it's a lot, what makes the reader more intriguing than others? I also love the reader's magic and how it starts to become more unconscious (them freezing the pen they dropped.)
also I seem to remember Noss from one of your old stories (I believe there was a Knight of Noss)? It was cool to see it mentioned again! As always, I'd love to hear more lore about your fic.
I think my final thought is that I liked seeing that what the reader needed was normalcy, and someone who wasn't going to overreact or stretch too hard to comfort them. that felt realistic to me when it comes to grief. apologies if this is a bit incoherent, but I'm so glad that you're writing and sharing it with us again! I can't wait to read more of you work.
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