#leondelsol

To Leo,

Ah, the proclaimed king of the Zodiacs. The cub who wishes to be a lion. Do not be fooled. Zeus admires your fierce loyalty. Your unwavering desire to protect those precious to you. And the vulnerability hiding beneath the layers of self-confidence and arrogance.

For Zeus knows those masks. As he wears masks upon masks upon masks a day.

But He is King. And the King must make his status none to his subjects, so they have the insignia burned upon their skin that stains their soul and marks them as ‘mine’. 

Teeth sink into his chest. For the lion belongs to Zeus. And the lion must remember where it stands. That Zeus has brought Leo into his domain, for the lion to remember that he has a master.

And then, to the waist. Binding. You may try to leave. You may try to run. You may try to deny the unearthly bond between you and Zeus, but you can never escape. For the constellations are tied with lines that bond you to the sky and make a permanent exodus unimaginable. 

And then, to the thigh. Where he bites the skin. And he sinks his teeth hard, blood touching his lips. That tastes like pride and stardusts and an overwhelming sadness that stains the veins. And the mark that’s left will mark the soul and leave a message that will not be misunderstood.

But wait, there’s more. For without the lion, Zeus admits, there would be no peace among his Zodiacs. And he is quite fun to pet. So he kisses Leo’s nose—he treasures you, never forget. And the back of your hand as he respects your intentions. And your fingertip so you never forget that you are doing the right thing.

+{leondelsol}~ ;-;

+{survivorofeden}~ ;-;

+{anindescribablelady}~ ;-;

~ ♥ ~ Sally was happy to be back in a body for once, and her own which was even better. The coolness of night on her face, the feel of fabric on her skin, the taste of alcohol. All of it. She twirled in one of the dresses she borrowed from Nora, even though it was skin tight and she was on her way to a bar. She had the biggest smile on her face as she kept twirling for a while.

She sat at the cafe she owned, rubbing the same spot on the table over and over again. Once, twice. Pause. Once, twice. Pause. It kept repeating simply because Cancer, usually so attentive and alert, was lost in thought. With a small sigh, she stopped and just leaned against the table.