#efflux

It's burning down, it's burning high.

When ashes fall, the legends rise.

We burned it out. Oh my, oh why?

When ashes fall, the legends rise.

Efflux

It’s out, guys! The first chapter is out and up to read.

Rating: Explicit

Archive Warning: Graphic Depictions Of Violence

Categories:

F/M

M/M

Fandoms:

Mass Effect Trilogy

Mass Effect - All Media Types

Relationships:

Female Shepard/Garrus Vakarian

original male turian character/original female turian character

Original Male Turian Character/Original Male Turian Character

Characters:

Female Shepard (Mass Effect)

Garrus Vakarian

Cassia Vakarian

Damocles Vakarian

and more

Additional Tags:

Original Character(s)

Post-Reaper War

Chapter 1:

Blue, crystalline eyes open to take in an unknown room keep dark by heavy blinds, from the ambient lights outside to guide the way through the Virmire streets at night. Scents of sex, liquor, and smoke fill the room, but the combined smell feels just as much like home as the tang of biotics and gun oil to Damocles. It’s just another pre-dawn morning for him, mind hazy from the night before and throat sore from the heavy drinking coupled with strong cigarettes he rarely let's himself have.

Sitting, Damocles looks to the other form in the bed, an asari whose name he can’t remember. It doesn’t quite matter because he won’t be around when she wakes for any small - and awkward - small talk. He doesn’t need to see her trying to stifle herself from reacting to waking up next to the Vakarian freak, the man that shouldn’t biologically exist. He’s seen the look and heard the stilted words enough to know it’s just better if he slips out before their regret can set in.

He may be a good fuck, but he’s not worth facing the morning after.

The beneficial fungus Trichoderma acts through the secreted swollenin ThSWO, which crosses the plant cell wall and engages AtABCB5, an auxin efflux carrier, at the host cell surface. This effector-transporter module tunes auxin-associated cellular responses, revealing how beneficial fungi co-opt host hormone transport to promote root development. Read more about this post… Credits:…

Efflux [EF-fləks]Part of speech: nounOrigin: Latin, 16th century1. The flowing out of a particular substance or particle.Examples of efflux in a sentence“The efflux of the runoff from the melting snow left the grass soft and muddy.”“The lake is fed by the efflux of underwater springs.”