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Garrus “finger-guns” Vakarian at your service

Shepard: I don’t know, Garrus. You did say how much turians dislike cold.

When he was six, he got a telescope for Christmas. His brother took him out later and helped him set it up. It was cold out that night, a layer of icy snow covering the dead grass in their small backyard, but the sky was clear, the stars shining brightly above them. Lance’s breath misted in the air in front of him. His brother laughed and called him a dragon, and Lance glowed. They stayed out there for hours, looking at every star and constellation they could find. Their dad brought home glow in the dark stars a few days later, and they spent the next week covering the ceiling of their bedroom with them.When his brother got orders to join their dad in Afghanistan, Lance sent them a book of the stars, his favourite constellations marked with a smiley face. They sent him back Polaroids of the night sky above their camp.When they finally came home, Lance painted stars on their coffins and hung his brothers flag above his bed.After he became a paladin, he spent most of his free time in Blue’s cockpit just staring out into space, his lion wrapped around his mind in warm comfort as they sat in prefect silence.Before the final battle against Zarkon, Keith showed Lance a hidden part of the castle where he went when he needed to be alone. A window stretched from floor to ceiling, the wide expanse of space visible just beyond. The gentle lights from the stars highlighted the blush that decorated his pale cheeks, and Lance couldn’t stop himself from leaning in and pressing their lips together. They stayed in that alcove until Shiro called them to their lions, and the start of the last fight began.When Keith met Lance’s mom for the first time, it was like looking at a mirror image of her son and it took his breath away to see the galaxy they both had mapped out across their cheekbones. The tears running down them matched his own. That night Lance’s mom lit the lantern and gave it to his younger sister, who released it into the sky. Keith watched with dull eyes as it floated up, its light bright against the stars, like a fire in the darkness of the night. He stayed out there with Lance’s mom, the two leaning against each other long after everyone else had gone in. The sight was breathtaking, but they weren’t crying because it was beautiful. They cried because Lance wasn’t there to see it.Lance had always loved the stars, and now he would forever be among them.

what am i going to do with you oh my gosh so many colours. This is why we make Klu, bby. 

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