#clemwrites

the friend retorts with a personal jab and the size shifters eyes immediately well up and they start losing height, quick, much to their dismay.

the size shifters face flushes and angered tears roll down as they lose their physical intimidation and control of their size

the size shifter turns to run away from the encounter, holding their shirt to cover themselves as theyre now probably around 2 ft tall.

“I’m going to need you boys to split up.”

“No.”

Price had barely had time to finish his sentence before the word was out of Simon’s mouth. Low, gruff. Resolute. He didn’t even have to think or debate with himself. The answer would still be the same.

“Simon-”

“Lt-”

“I said no.”

the giant finally obliges but they are super nervous. what if we get caught during closing? or trigger an alarm?

they make it past closing and the giant begins to relax. they walk around and hold the tiny up to different info plaques, up close to fossils, and maybe even give their tiny the heebie jeebies when they enter a room with an expansive pinned insect collection.

the giant places the tiny on a dinosaur fossils jaw and snaps a pic, or maybe takes a pic while their tiny gasps at being so close to stuffed mammals/birds.

A simple text. A 'I need a favor' that had Satoru staring at his phone for a good ten minutes.

But no. He hadn't misread.

Or

Soap was ashamed to admit he had been drooling over his lieutenant when he noticed it.

It was a horrible feeling. Jealousy. Ugly and somber. The same sickly green of absinthe, and poisonous all the same. It burned and ate at your insides like a hungry beast, never satisfied, never satiated. It gnawed at your common sense and at the tender parts of your heart until it was bruised and bloody and raw, easy to hurt and manipulate. It clawed its way into every other emotion and permeated them with a coat of viciousness, tainted even the purest of them.

but replace the response

“hmmm seems youre acting like your shoe size rather than your age”

with

“hmm seems youre acting your height rather than your age”