#lightning max

(part 2) For which characters should I make more? (if there is any need to)

Champions League day!! 🏆

Day 8: Group Up

Day 9: Hospital / Injured

Day 10: Rivals

Can i request Lightning Max and One Shotter (separately) with an S/O who has narcolepsy ? preferably male, but gender neutral is fine too ^^ (also tends to just. Fall to the floor. Whether as a joke to be dramatic or because they’re actually passing out.) thank you!!

Hii!! SO sorry this took me so long, I wanted it to be as accurate as possible for you!! I’m going to be so honest here I kinda struggled with these so I’m sorry if they’re not the best/in character for you 😔 But here you go!! Enjoy!!

Tags: Male reader, SFW and fluff

Lightning Max:

- The first time Max sees you collapse mid-conversation, he practically teleports to your side. He’s convinced you fainted from exhaustion or injury, and he starts panicking - calling for medical help until you groggily explain, “Nah, I just passed out again.” He pauses, then sighs with visible relief before blurting, “You can’t just say that so casually!”

- After learning about your narcolepsy, Max becomes surprisingly attentive. He starts carrying a small list on his phone: caffeine-free snacks, wake-up techniques, and even nap-safe spots you can use in case of an episode.

- He’s hyper-aware in battle situations. Whenever there’s a loud explosion or stressful moment, he subtly glances your way to make sure you haven’t dozed off - especially since the adrenaline rush doesn’t always keep you awake. If you actually pass out mid-training, Max swoops down immediately, catching you before you hit the floor.

- He tries to adjust his training times so they match your energy levels - morning sessions when you’re most awake, slower evenings when he can hang out with you, maybe watch something together while you inevitably drift off.

- Occasionally, when you fall asleep leaning against him, Max stays perfectly still so you can rest comfortably.

- He once built a special padded training mat - not for himself, but so if you fall unexpectedly, you’ve got a “safe landing zone.” You catch him testing it himself and pretending it was part of his warm-up routine.

- While your condition worries him at first, Max ends up admiring your humor and determination. You both learn to turn it into a shared rhythm: his constant movement, your unpredictable pauses - a kind of balance that somehow just works.

One Shotter:

- At first, One Shotter genuinely thinks you’re mocking him when you suddenly hit the floor mid-conversation. His military instinct makes him think it’s some kind of new “challenge tactic.” After realizing it’s narcolepsy, he becomes hyper-vigilant - almost comically so.

- He starts carrying a small list of “Emergency Wake-Up Protocols” that he swears by: checking your breathing, gently shaking your shoulder, and - as a last resort - using his loudest training voice right in your ear. It always works, but you often jolt awake and scare him instead.

- Despite his stoic front, One Shotter subtly adjusts your environment for safety. He’ll drag beanbags, pillows, or even use his cape to cushion wherever you tend to collapse most often. If anyone points it out, he pretends it’s part of “combat readiness drills.”

- In private moments, your condition softens his edges. If you drift off leaning against him, he freezes at first but eventually allows it - keeping still so you won’t wake up. It becomes your unspoken routine on quiet days.

- When villains mock your narcolepsy, One Shotter’s patience evaporates. His precision shots become even more ruthless - a silent declaration that no one gets to laugh at something you’ve learned to live with.