Back & Blessed

sldkjflsdfhehehehehe i love the way you think, anon. Unfortunately for S/cully, these prompts were just too delectable not to absolutely put her through it. 🤭

Rain on Your Parade Snz Prompts: Suffocating in a Coat from a High a Fever + No Umbrella in a Thunderstorm While Sick - [ᴛʜᴇ x-ꜰɪʟᴇꜱ] (f)

Notes: Takes place sometime in mid-late S2, when Mulder has been treating post-abduction-return Scully very tenderly and very carefully, yet at the same time regularly abandoning to chase a lead while they’re working a case because he’s decided (for her) that it might be too unsafe. Also I threw in a bonus "Splashed by Car Driving Through a Puddle" prompt, hehe. Word Count: 875

Prompt your friend, imagine your fave, and so on.

💐 Mysterious stranger with flowers

🎤 “Explain yourself.”

💤 Fell asleep in the wrong place at the wrong time [… and woke up paying for it?]

🌎”Where are you?”

🔦 Trespassing

💣 “You may want to stand back.”

✨Yearning

🎁 “Bless you” variant

👻 Uninvited guest

🎶 “I can’t sing today.”

🎊 Ceremony

❓“Does that always happen to you?”

🧭 Lost

🔭 “I’d know that sneeze anywhere.”

👂Overheard

🎭 “I’d love nothing more.”/“I’d hate nothing more.”

🫂 Closer

🔕 “Quiet.”

🔍 Team of sleuths trying to deduce why this person is sneezing [whether they like it or not].

💕 Endeared

💅A person’s sneezing is discussed while not presently occurring or while the person is not present.

🍳Unconventional caretaking

🪆“I didn’t think you had it in you.”

🔥 Aroused [and dealer’s choice how they feel about it]

Created with some of the ideas that've been sent in by y'all that didn't get put on the event (yet, idk). But feel free to take/tweak if you feel it.

Rain on Your Parade Edition:

Types of Magical Healing!! (a guide for your magic system)

⤷ herbal remedy 𓆙 mundane-adjacent, slow but low-risk. requires actual preparation, gathering the right plants, brewing it correctly, timing it right. This is the "grandmother's kitchen" magic, unglamorous but reliable, and a character using this well signals patience and real knowledge, NOT raw power.

⤷ blood healing 𓆙 fast and powerful, but it ties the healer's own vitality directly to the patient's recovery. The faster and more dramatic the healing, the more it costs the healer personally, sometimes literally draining years off their own life. Great for a desperate, last-resort scene where a healer has to decide how much of themselves they're willing to give away.

⤷ restorative rite 𓆙 ceremonial, structured, and usually requires several practitioners working in sync. This one's less about individual skill and more about coordination, timing, and trust between the people performing it, which makes it perfect for group scenes where something can go wrong if even one person breaks focus.

⤷ song healing 𓆙 uses voice or music to mend, and it's genuinely effective, but it demands sustained focus the entire time. The moment the song breaks, the healing stops, so this creates great tension in any scene where something might interrupt the healer mid-note.

⤷ touch healing 𓆙 a direct transfer of energy through physical contact, and it visibly drains the healer while it's happening. This one's intimate by nature, bc it requires actual proximity and contact, so it's great for building tension between two characters who otherwise wouldn't be touching.

⤷ ancestral healing 𓆙 calls on family spirits or bloodline magic, and it only works within that specific lineage. This is a great limiter for plot purposes, bc it means a character can't just heal anyone, only their own blood, which raises the stakes the second an outsider needs help.

⤷ elemental healing 𓆙 channels natural forces like water or earth, and it's location-dependent, meaning a healer's power shifts depending on where they are. A water healer stranded in a desert is suddenly almost powerless, which is a great source of tension in any journey-based plot.

Like they are sick in bed and their partner walks into them humming their favorite song. At first their partner feels bad because they think that they feel so bad they are trying anything to feel better, only to be jump scared by the sneeze that suddenly shoots through them and the sign of relief that follows.

hmm cold sneezes feel like tingly and tickly, like your nose is more vulnerable. I would say they tend to be messier but I think it really depends, the snot is different through, more yellow and thick. My nose with a cold feels like constantly will I sneeze? Hayfever sneezes are itchy and tickly. Everything in my face and sinuses feels aggravated and irritated. The itch is so deep and persistent, it makes me want to scrub my nose off. The tickle is much more urgent , it’s not will I, won’t I… it’s WHEN! Which makes waiting for it to come out immensely painful. Also when I sneeze with allergies, it sets my nose on fire, it spreads the itch all over my nose and it makes me sneeze and sneeze until I somehow manage to get the tickle to tame itself. The snot is so watery and clear, sometimes I’m really snotty with it other times less so.

Cold is teasing tingly and tired feeling nagging tickle in my nose

just seen multiple posts about someone saying they’re rlly sick/have been for weeks & still were around people & “didn’t know” what was wrong w them

Instead it is quiet, as though the cold itself is keeping them quiet. Every request sounds pitiful because they have put all their effort into sounding just above a whisper.