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Lee! Odysseus
Ler! Telemachus
I've been the one responsible for the ler Argos and lee elpenor requests 🗿🗿🗿
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A/n: Hey! This took me so long and I'm so so so sorry about that. I know I also just said that I'm taking a break buuuuut I caved in. I hope you like this! If you don't, feel free to ask again and I'll write something different! Also, I LOVE seeing repeat anons, so seeing that it was you again made me beyond excited.
Lee: Odysseus, slightly Penelope and Telemachus as well!
Ler: Telemachus and Odysseus
Word Count: 1.9k ish
Warnings: Tickles and very slight swearing, if I need to add something, let me know!
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“Fahather! Thihis ihis meheahan!” Telemachus called out from under his father, who was squeezing his ribs gently. They were in the younger’s bedroom, and neither could quite remember what got them in this predicament.
Odysseus gasped in mock offense. “How dare you call me, your poor old dad, mean?” He blew a raspberry on his stomach to drive the point in.
“OHOKAHAY! DAHAHAD!”
“Are you going to apologize?” he asked in between raspberries.
Telemachus wheezed, covering his face. “YEHES!”
He let up immediately. “Okay, go on.”
The prince caught his breath before reluctantly apologizing. “Ihi’m sorry for cahalling you mean.”
“I suppose it’s fine,” he said jokingly. “Did I kill you, son?”
“Yehes you did!”
Ody rolled his eyes. “You get your dramaticness from your mother.”
“It’s not dramatic!” Telemachus defended. “I’m sure you’d act the same!”
He chuckled. “Nope!”
“What do you mean?”
“I’m not ticklish, so I wouldn’t act that way at all,” he said.
“What? How can someone not be ticklish?”
There was a knock on the wall that caught their attention. “What is your father saying now?”
Odysseus raised an eyebrow at his wife. “What is that supposed to mean?” he questioned, moving to stand next to her. She shook her head in response.
“He was making fun of me for ‘being dramatic’ - he said I got that from you, by the way -” this earned a glare from Penelope and a nervous look from Odysseus, “and I said that he’d react the same way, but then he claimed he wasn’t ticklish, so I asked how someone could not be ticklish.”
Penelope erupted into laughter. Telemachus had a quizzical look on his face while Odysseus frowned.
“Okay, two things: That would be because he’s lying. He is ticklish-”
“Pen!”
She shushed him before continuing. “Also, if you get your dramaticness from anyone, it’s from your father.”
Odysseus looked at her, betrayed. “Okay, well- that’s just not true!”
Telemachus turned toward his father with a shit-eating grin. “You’re a liar!”
The king gave him a warning look, but it was ignored. Instead, he jumped at him with intent to pin him. Ody yelped, shocked at his audacity.
“Woah! Be careful, please,” Penelope face-palmed, leaning against the entryway.
The two of them wrestled for a minute, laughing along the way.
“Lying ihis grounds to be puhunished, dad!” he giggled out, trying to reach his ribs to play dirty and maybe get the upper hand.
“Ihi am your father and the Kihing of Ithahaca, you dohont punish mehe!” he cried, grabbing his wrists. Telemachus was one step ahead though, ‘cause he’d managed to squeeze his ribs. Odysseus yelped, falling onto his back. The younger quickly sat on his thighs, continuing to squeeze. He giggled at the boyish laughter it elicited.
“Not ticklish, huh?” he teased.
Ody pushed against his arms, refusing to say a word. When that didn’t work, he resorted to trying to fight back. He reached for his son’s sides, but was intercepted by Telemachus shoving a hand under his arms and drilling. He choked out a cackle and slammed his arms to his side.
“You both are so childish,” Penelope said from the side, moving to go sit down on Telemachus’ bed.
“PEHEN HEHELP MEHE!” Odysseus called, squirming aggressively.
She snickered - quite rude if you ask Odysseus. “No, you got yourself into this, you can figure it out.”
“Maybe next time, you shouldn’t lie to your son!” Telemachus laughed, a goofy grin plastered on his face.
“He has a point, lying isn’t very kind, love.”
“AHARE yohoHOU sihIHIDIHIng wihith HIHIhim?” he yelled, half-heartedly trying to buck him off.
She shrugged. “Yes. I am, dear.”
He gasped, but it caught in his throat and he ended up hiccuping. Both Telemachus and Penelope cracked up at that.
“TRAHAHAITOHOR!”
She raised an eyebrow and crossed her arms. “Get his thighs.”
Odysseus turned toward her with wide eyes and she bursted out laughing.
Telemachus smirked and pivoted to sit on his stomach and face his legs. Before he could do anything, a dark chuckle came from behind him.
He looked back at his father, who had a smug smile. “What are you so smug for?”
“Never turn your back to an enemy, Telemachus.”
With that, he hugged him from behind and pulled him back, digging into his sides. Penelope sighed, sitting on the floor next to the pair. She grabbed her husband’s arms and pried them away from the youngest. He rolled off of his father immediately.
“Hey! This is an important lesson, love!” Odysseus protested as she pulled his arms above his head and pinned them there. He squirmed and lightly tugged on his arms.
“I agree, but so is teaching him how to fight back against his cruel old father. So that’s what I'm gonna do!” She joked, kissing his forehead.
Telemachus lit up, nearly bouncing on his knees. “You’ll teach me how to tickle dad?”
“No! My love, I would never do this to you!” Ody defended, fighting back a smile.
“Awe, and that’s part of why I love you so much! Besides, it’s not like you mind much, anyways!” She booped his nose.
He scrunched up his nose, blushing. “I don’t know what you’re talking about.”
“Sure you don’t, dear,” she teased. “Telemachus, sit on his shins so he doesn’t kick you by accident.”
“Okay!” He answered eagerly, doing as instructed before Odysseus could register what she said.
The king looked at his wife with faux horror. “You’re not actually gonna-!”
She interrupted him and tousled his hair gently. “I am. Lightly spider his knees, he’ll snort.”
“Penelope!”
Their son did exactly that, making the older try to kick him off, snort, then belly laugh. “Woah!”
“And that’s where you get it from, Tel,” Penelope said flatly. They both blushed and turned away.
Odysseus groaned through his laughter, hiding his face in his shoulder.
“Okay, where else?” Telemachus asked giddily.
She pondered for a second, tapping on his arms idly. “Hips. Careful though, he’ll try to buck you off.”
“Whahahat the hehell? Thihis is cruhuel!” he complained playfully, feigning annoyance.
“You’ll survive,” Penelope taunted sweetly as Telemachus pinched his hip experimentally. He jerked and - to literally nobody’s surprise - bucked. He continued to pinch softly, and got some snickers in return.
The youngest beamed at his father before moving his attention to his mother for another spot to try.
“Just below his ribs, you’ll get cackles,” she guided, returning the smile.
Telemachus did just that, clawing where the sides meet the ribs. The king did cackle and tossed slightly from side to side.
“He looks like a fish!” he pointed out, not stopping his tickles.
“NOHO IHihi dohoHON’T!” he protested.
Penelope shook her head fondly. “If you dig right between his upper ribs, he’ll scream.”
“WHAT? NOHO IHI WOHON’T!” he objected, tugging lightly on his arms.
Telemachus shot his hands towards his upper ribs, stopping barely an inch away. Odysseus violently flinched and snorted. He then laughed like a hyena in his father’s face because of his reaction.
“I learned that from you!” he declared proudly. Ody smiled and rolled his eyes. When he opened his mouth to answer, that’s when he dug in.
He screamed - the poor, poor people in the palace, honestly - and doubled over.
“I told you he would, even if he denies it,” she winked at her son, who grinned back at her.
Odysseus shook his head frantically, fighting every urge to kick his son off.
“Okay, ready?” she asked them both. One nodded and the other glared - I bet you can figure out which is which. “This one’s my favorite.”
The king’s eyes widened at that, looking up at her and trying to plead telepathically.
“Pinch right above his knee.”
Telemachus did as he was told and nearly went flying at the kick it produced. “Holy moly! And you tried to say you aren’t ticklish?” he teased before repeating that action a couple of times.
“NohoOHO TEHEHEL!” he yelled through screaming-laughter, fighting a really hard battle to not send his son flying.
“If you scratch anywhere on his thigh, you’ll have this same reaction. But if you trace his scar he might actually send you into a wall. Ask me how I know,” that last part was said with fake bitterness as she glared at her husband lightheartedly. He only offered her a sheepish grin as compensation.
Telemachus made a mental note of that before skittering all over his thighs - specifically avoiding the scar though. He kept that up until Penelope told him to stop. He glanced up at her and she waved at him to hop off.
Instead of her letting go as well, she rolled him onto his stomach with very little resistance.
“Oh my gosh, not that!” he called out, terrified.
“We won’t kill you…probably.” She pinned his arms down again before addressing Telemachus. “Just sit next to him, trust me.”
He listened and sat on his knees near his hip. He then stared at her and waited for the next instruction.
Penelope thought for a second before speaking. “Trail one finger down his spine, he’ll squeal.”
Odysseus shoved his face into the floor.
The prince ran a finger down his spine quickly. As expected, he shrieked, hiding his face in his arm.
“You’re both cruhuel!” he groaned out, muffled by his arm.
The Queen snickered. “You’ll be fine, love.” She carded her hand through his hair and he hummed lightly. “Back of the ribs.”
Telemachus did as instructed, drilling into the backs of his ribs. Ody yelped, moving his arm as far away from his face as he was able – which was not very far –, twisting violently and cackling.
“WAHAIHIT! SHIHI-!”
“Woah! Language,” Penelope teased, putting a hand over his mouth.
He shook his head and she pulled her hand away. “IHIM SOHOHORRY!”
Their son giggled at the interaction, moving one hand to his hip and squeezing again. The King screamed and jumped.
“Wow, good job,” Penelope laughed, playing with her husband’s hair softly.
He grinned at his mother. “I can’t believe he tried to say he wasn’t ticklish.”
“I know, quite the lie, isn’t it?”
Odysseus would have protested, had he been able to speak. Unfortunately he was laughing too hard.
After a couple more seconds, he frantically tapped the floor.
“Oh, let up, hun,” Penelope warned. Telemachus immediately retracted his hands and she let go of his arms.
“Are you okay, father?” The youngest asked, worry etched on his face.
He nodded in response, taking in greedy breaths. He moved to sit up and leaned on his wife. She hugged him from behind while supporting him. He took a minute to catch his breath before pulling his son over to hug him and ruffle his hair.
“You brat,” he joked, squeezing his side once. He yelped and lightly shoved at his dad. Penelope laughed sweetly, hugging him tighter.
The King turned around once she let go and gently grabbed her. She squeaked in surprise as he pulled her closer to him. He then softly skittered at her sides. She gasped and began to giggle quietly.
“Lohove!” She called out, batting at his hand lightly.
“Your turn, honey.”











