#dinlukeweek

darasuum [da-RAH-soom] eternal

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for @dinlukeweek, so so so loving these au's!!!

Necromancer???/wizard Luke bringing Din's ghost back to life in the conduit of his armor. Not sure if he'd have met Din before his death and is just bringing back his lover, or if him bringing him back to life is how they frist meet. If the latter, for what purposes could Din have been brought back? Does Luke get feelings for something he only raised from the dead to use then dispose of? Does Din have something attatching him to the mortal realm, and does perhaps being at peace trhough meeting Luke finally let him pass on?

"I'll keep the soup warm"

Day 3 of DinLukeWeek: Battle Couple

Tfw you planned a whole family picnic and stormtroopers show up to ruin the moment. How rude.

Sith Luke (Dinluke Week 2022)  SO imagine: Luke had a vision he’d be able to keep his father and Leia alive if he teamed up with Vader but through absolute tomfoolery palpatine survived and as such electro shocked anakin and luke into next week. But like it’s perfect because the emporer is like ‘hey ill murder your dad/son if you betray me again’ and so they’re both stuck in a loop until they can find a way out of it and luke’s trying REAL HARD not to fall to the dark side but it’s been several years, several rebellion attacks, leia doing her BEST from planet-side and now the emporer’s pet moff is having PROBLEMS and luke’s been sent in like a nice little attack dog because there’s apparently a mando causing trouble and keeping the Not-Yoda outta the moff’s (apparently useless) hands.  ....only luke met this mando a long time ago. back on tattooine. 

“Welcome home, Din”

For @dinlukeweek​‘s Valentine’s Day prompts: Hot Chocolate

He felt Din enter atmo and immediately made them both hot chocolate so they can relax and catch up

Din knew that the man felt anger. They’d talked about it before, during those late nights at the kitchen table: at his masters, at his father, at the Emperor and the Empire. He’d seen the turbulence of it under the surface, the way Skywalker’s jaw tightened as he recounted the past or the way he paused before speaking, as if letting something pass through him. He knew that Skywalker’s anger had mellowed over the years, that it was twinned with compassion, that the desire for revenge he’d felt had transmuted into a desire for active justice. It was the Jedi way, Skywalker explained: to sit with negative emotion and then to move through it, letting it go to be a thing of the past. Over time it became less and less, until it was no longer a burden pressed tight and heavy to the body.

It sounded peaceful.

It sounded hard.

(Or, Din sees Luke angry for the first time.)