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Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Super Sentai Series, ć´ĺ¤ŞéćŚéăăłăăŠăśăźăş | Avataro Sentai Donbrothers
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Kitou Haruka & Momoi Tarou
Characters: Kitou Haruka, Momoi Tarou, Other Characters Mentioned
Additional Tags: Friendship, Baking, sort of apology
Summary:
A guilty consciousness sends Haruka into the kitchen.
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I got the idea then wrote it in about an hour, which Iâm still in shock over. also there is no tarou and haruka friendship tag and I find that very sad
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: The Legend of Zelda & Related Fandoms, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, The Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Warriors
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Link & Marin (Legend of Zelda)
Characters: Marin (Legend of Zelda), Link (Legend of Zelda), Proxi (Legend of Zelda)
Additional Tags: Angst, Angst with a Happy Ending, happy-ish ending, First Meetings
Series: Part 4 of seki's zelda stories, Part 1 of untitled link adventure
Summary:
The world was breaking. She could see the landscape slowly starting to crumble, starting from the peak and traveling down, splintering across the horizon.
itâs been a while since Iâve actually written something and my first time writing angst, it was a lot of fun getting yelled at for the excerpts I shared.Â
I wrote a snippet of one of my loz stories that I havenât actually shared yet. Iâll hopefully be finished designing Zelda soon so I can poster her and Link. This little event takes place about mid way through the story.
Dragonâs Wick; close calls
Link was violently thrown back, hitting the ground hard before rolling to a stop. His sword had been thrown away in the tumble but his shield still clung firmly to his arm. The boyâs entire body ached with the injuries of the fight as he tried to push himself back to his feet. He could hear the leisurely slow metallic steps of his opponent approaching his prone form.Â
Link was just able to make it to his hands and knees when a swordâs edge brushed his throat.Â
âThis has gone on long enough,â the Wyvern Knightâs voice echoed menacingly out of her helm, her voice cold and emotionless. Linkâs eyes snapped to the blade just under his chin, she had the gall to use his dropped sword, her own claymore sheathed on her back.Â
âYou know you cannot defeat me with such abysmal sword skills, child.â Link would be the first to admit that his talent with a blade wasnât the best, he hadnât used a sword until this quest, he much preferred the Rito bow his uncle had taught him to wield. But to hear the Wyvern Knight insult his hard earned efforts in swordsmanship felt as though it burned his pride more harshly than her fire did.Â
âYou shall give me the Dragonâs Wick if you want your head to remain attached to your body,â the Knight continued, heedless of his internal struggle. She did not care what was in her way as long as she got her end prize. The Dragonâs Wick, the ever burning soul fire of the First Dragon, that Link had hunted for and found on his journey all to keep from her.Â
And he had failed.Â
Link didnât move as she pulled the Wickâs ceremonial lantern from his belt, didnât move she stared reverently at the blue-white flame dancing within. He was forced to move when the Knight kicked his battered body away from her and tossed his sword carelessly after him. It stabbed itself into the ground inches from his head.Â
The Wyvern Knightâs entire focus was on the lantern in her armoured grasp. She gazed into the flame, itâs light reflecting off the contours and edges of her helm in an ominous display. âFinally,â she breathed, so quietly that Link almost didnât hear her. âThe power of the dragons is finally mine.âÂ
It was almost like she had forgotten Link was still present and he used the time to pull himself back to his feet, using his sword to support himself. He made sure to keep as silent as possible, he did not want the Knightâs attention back on him anytime soon.Â
âLeave child, there is nothing left for you here.â Link stiffened at her voice, her eyes still on the flames but her focus on him. âThere is nothing more you can do to oppose me. The Castle is under my thrall and soon all of Hyrule shall be as well. I will give you one chance to flee my wrath, because I can respect the strength you showed in trying to stop me.â The Wyvern Knight turned sharply from him, the lantern held firm in her claws as metallic wings bloomed from her back with twin bursts of black fire. Without another word she launched herself into the air, the gust threatening to push Link back off his feet. The Knightâs silhouette was gone from the sky in seconds.Â
Link finally allowed himself to relax once he was certain she had truly left. He fell to his knees and closed his eyes, his injuries making themselves known with sharp kicks as he rested his head on the hilt of his sword in front of him. Link didnât have to wait long before the sound of feathers and a thump behind him reached his ears. Footsteps quickly ran up behind him as feathered wings gently brushed his back.Â
âLink, sweet Medoh, are you okay? I have a red potion,â the frantic twitters were a balm on his wary soul and Link pried his eyes open to smile at his sister.Â
âHi Sekia.â
âDo not âhiâ me, Link!â Sekia puffed her feathers at him in worried aggravation and the pale blue Rito pressed the red potion into his hands, taking his weight into her side so he could be freed of his sword and shield. Link gratefully took the healing concoction and chugged it down, not even wincing at the taste, it was more a comfort at this point. Sekia continued to thoroughly inspect him from any damage that the potion didnât heal. Â
âIâm fine Sekia.â
âIâll believe it when I see it for myself, Link. I canât believe I even let you go through with this fluff brained scheme for yourâs. She could have killed you!â
Link gently took her questing feathers in his hands. He gave them a quick squeeze, he knew just how close he had been to losing his life and he was sure his nightmares would never let him forget it for a long time, but he couldnât bring himself to regret it. A smirk bloomed across his face.Â
âI know but Sekia, it worked!â
Sekia stared into his eyes before a tired, relieved smile spread across her beak, âZeldaâs spell worked?â
Link raised his hand, fingers spread. A blue-white flame sparked from his palm, lapping softly at his skin but not burning him. The siblings watched as the Dragonâs Wick, separated from its millennium long resting place, danced happily in the hand of a hylian postman.Â
[repost] a small piece of writing for my dawnbreak au involving Seer and my oc, the Paladin
Summary:Â The Paladin finds a welcome respite from their journey.
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The Seer rested against the plush cushions of her home as they approached. The Paladin stopped at the threshold of light and waited for her to make the first move, but it seemed they did not have to hold long.Â
The elderly moth turned her soft eyes on the Radianceâs Champion. âWelcome back young one. What a pleasure for you to come see me again,â she smiled gently at them, âwhat a blessing on my lonely soul. You are truly kind to me, little Spirit.âÂ
Spirit felt a thrill of happiness roll down their shell at the sound of their chosen name. What had started as a scathing insult from Hallownestâs self proclaimed protector had been twisted around to an identity of their own, and the Paladin was quite pleased with the result. They thought they would never get enough of Seer or their friend Qurriel calling them by their name.Â
The grave keeper shifted in her pile of bedding, âCome in, come in. Donât stay standing in the dark, dear one.â Seer patted the space next to her. With a single nod, the Paladin stepped into the light of the many lumafly lamps, leaving their nail resting on the edge of the carpeted space. Settling down with their fellow moth, Spirit instantly felt their entire body relax, finally able to release all the pent up tension from the past few days. Meeting the senile ex-queen of Hallownest had been a mentally trying experience and the moth had been glad to leave the bound Root to her delusions of the past.Â
The Paladin startled slightly when a gentle claw started weaving through the fluff of their neck and found themself relaxing farther. Spirit leaned into the cushions underneath them, one antenna barely bushing Seerâs wing. Her claw continued to weave through their fur and the white moth let out a silent sigh of contentment. This sensation was still new to them and they drank in the affection greedily. The elder moth chuckled quietly from above them, âI am glad you enjoy it, dear one. I remember how my own mother put me to sleep in such a way when I was just a larva.âÂ
Spirit could feel their eyes drooping behind their mask just as Seer had said and gave a quiet hum of acknowledgement. They were feeling very sleepy under her ministrations and they could not fight to keep their eyes open.Â
Seerâs claw run over the Paladinâs antennae before returning to their fur. âDream well, little Spirit. I shall be here once you awaken.â
With the reassurance of their closest waking bond, Spirit fully submitted themself to sleep and to the embrace of their Mother, their dreams full of the gentle light of lumafly lamps and the loving touch of another.Â
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[repost] a nightlight au fic with two of my ocs, Shroud and Wellspring
Summary: Two siblings meet and discus the future of the kingdom.
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âThe King has found his chosen.âÂ
That simple phrase was enough to send Wellspring shooting up from where they had been leaning against the bench. The gardener turned to look at their companion. Shroud, apprentice to Lurien the Watcher and their fellow failed vessel, continued to gaze out of the glass window of the Queenâs Garden veranda. Wellspring couldnât see their siblingâs expression from where they sat and Shroudâs body language gave nothing away. âMuch like the Watcher himself,â the gardener mused to themself.Â
âYou mean, his majesty has finally found his Pure Vessel? After all this time?â It was a shock to even contemplate. The Kingâs plan had been in its second stage for longer than either vessel had been alive. To think that a perfectly empty vessel had been found, Wellspring had thought it impossible. The gardener couldnât remember much of the Abyss before entering the White Ladyâs service as a gift from the King, just everlasting darkness, aching roots and wings and a single minded climb. If their cloaked sibling remembered anything of their own escape, Shroud had never shared with them.Â
âThat is why Master Lurien and I came to the palace today. His majesty is introducing it to all his chosen Dreamers. Queen Herrah of Deepnest and Lady Monomon were in attendance as well.âÂ
Wellspring cocked their head to the side, âthen why are you not by the Watcherâs side?âÂ
Shroudâs shoulders slumped ever so slightly, the first sign of emotion from them since the topic of the Pure Vessel was brought up. âHis majesty does not want any possible negative influences to taint his chosen knight,â they answered quietly.Â
Wellspring felt a surge of anger on the behalf of their sibling, âThatâs a load of moss rot, how dare he ever imply-!âÂ
The Watcherâs Apprentice cut them off with a raised hand and finally turned around to face their indignant sibling. âI thank you for your passionate defense of my character, Wellspring. Master Lurien argued in my favor but it was not meant to be.â Shroud smiled at them, âso I instead took this opportunity to visit with my favorite sibling instead.âÂ
The gardenerâs angry stuttered to a halt and was fast replaced with bashfulness. âWell,â the winged vessel coughed into their fist, âI am very happy you came to see me. Itâs much nicer out here than in the stuffy halls of the palace,â Wellspring said with no small amount of pride in their voice.Â
Shroud chuckled, âCertainly. You have done an amazing job at tending to the gardens, as always.âÂ
âOf course, to expect anything else from the great and talented Wellspring, the White Ladyâs personal gardener, is the height of folly!âÂ
Wellspring smiled as their sibling burst into full laughter, happy to have been able to raise Shroudâs mood from their earlier despondency. The mood never stayed bright whenever the conversation turned to the matter of their little siblings still in the Abyss.Â
It was a train of thought that Wellspring tried to avoid if at all possible, for there was nothing they could do to help their fellow vessels. The gardener had never been tolerated in the Kingâs presence, despite the Queenâs persistence. Wellspring hadnât had a face to face encounter with the Pale King since the time they had been gifted to the White Lady. Despite their Ladyâs reassurances that it was through no fault of their own, the winged vessel found themself perfectly happy with never having to get close to the King ever again. Wellspring had found a mothering figure in the Queen and through her a job they loved and they were happy for it.Â
The gardener viewed Shroud as the unlucky one of the two in regards to the King. They both garnered the same disregard but the Watcherâs Apprentice had to be in the Pale Wyrmâs presences on numerous occasions due to the position of their master. The cloaked vessel had confessed to Wellspring that being in the Kingâs presence was an exhausting experience. If the gardener hadnât known that their quiet sibling was well loved by the denizens of the Spire, they would have taken matters into their own hands.Â
Shroud signed quietly and brought Wellspringâs attention back to the present. Their cloaked sibling slid into the seat beside them on the wrought iron bench and settled their robes comfortably around themself. âDefinitely not the type for clothes for dirty work,â the gardener thought absently.Â
âYou alright?â Wellspring questioned softly.Â
Shroud sighed again, âI cannot help but feel that something will go horribly wrong, it might be just my own paranoia but it is a feeling I canât seem to push aside,â the Watcherâs Apprentice shook their head, as if trying to dislodge the aforementioned sensation. âMaster Lurien will not tell me the specifics of his part to play in the Kingâs plan and it concerns me greatly.â
Wellspring felt their heart go out to Shroud. The gardener was fairly sheltered by the fact that they rarely left the gardens and got most of their news on current events from the Queen or their sibling. They gently clasped the other vesselâs hand and gave it a firm squeeze. Shroud inclined their head and returned the grip, both siblings needing each otherâs support in these uncertain times.Â
âIf you ever need anything, do not be afraid to come to me.â Wellspring winked their right eyes, âIâm not sure how effective a trowel or a pair of clippers will be but I can make it work,â they said, voice overflowing with showy confidence.Â
âAs long as you remember the same extends to you as well,â Shroud returned, âby my word, the Spire will always be open to you.âÂ
Wellspring nuzzled their fellow vessel much to the otherâs surprise. âThank you, dearest sibling.âÂ
Shroud closed their eyes contentedly, âAnytime, cherished sibling.âÂ