Whumpee throwing themselves at Leaderâs feet after being rescued, apologizing for being caught, for cracking under torture, for being so weak and useless and-
Leader just drops to their knees to pull Whumpee into a hug, telling them the only thing they cared about was that they were alive, that they were back, nothing else mattered.
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Your leader is living in a body that never has its needs met: never completely fed or hydrated; never rested enough, and never hugged in a way that is meaningful.
Who notices this first? Who acknowledges this first?
i want to see more low-empathy characters in team whump dynamics. everyone is freaking out over whumpee's injuries, panicking and fussing over them, feeling guilty and all of that whatnot. and the low-empathy character sees all this and just feels... nothing. they don't care. they know they should care, but they don't. and they want to feel bad about not caring, but they can't even feel that either. it's just nothing.
the character isn't cold to whumpee or mean or anything like that. they just have no emotional response. and while the team are giving the character shit for it, calling them callous and cruel, whumpee finds it calming to have someone who isn't treating them like they've changed.
Description: Everyone else misses the small things. Azzi never does.
The gym is louder than usual
balls echoing, sneakers squeaking, voices overlapping in a way that makes it hard to focus on just one thing
Azzi stands near the sideline, hands on her hips, watching everything without really looking like she is
she always looks calm
always looks like sheâs just there
but she notices everything
the way someone hesitates before a pass
the way a shot comes off just slightly wrong
the way you keep rubbing your wrist like you think no oneâs paying attention
she notices that too
you donât realize it at first
you just keep playing
keep moving
keep pretending it doesnât bother you
until practice slows down and everyone starts drifting toward the benches, grabbing water, talking over each other
you sit down, shaking out your hand like itâll fix itself
and then sheâs there
not suddenly
just⌠there
like she always ends up next to you somehow
ââŚyouâre doing that thing again,â she says, nodding toward your wrist
you freeze for a second
ââŚwhat thingâ
she doesnât look away
ââŚpretending it doesnât hurtâ
you huff quietly, looking down
ââŚitâs fineâ
she doesnât argue
doesnât call you out
just sits beside you, close enough that your shoulders almost touch
ââŚlet me see,â she says after a second
itâs not forceful
just steady
you hesitate
then hold your hand out anyway
her fingers are careful when they brush against your wrist
light
gentle
like she already knows itâs sensitive
you try not to react
you do anyway
just a small shift
but she notices
of course she does
ââŚyeah,â she murmurs softly, more to herself than to you
thereâs something about the way she says it that makes your chest tighten a little
not bad
just⌠noticeable
ââŚyou should probably ice it,â she adds
you shrug
ââŚlaterâ
she glances at you then
really looks this time
ââŚyou wonâtâ
you donât answer
because sheâs right
thereâs a quiet second
then she nudges your shoulder lightly
ââŚcome onâ
ââŚwhatâ
ââŚtraining roomâ
you shake your head immediately
ââŚIâm goodâ
she doesnât push
just stands up
then looks back at you
waiting
not forcing
just⌠waiting
and somehow thatâs worse
you sigh, standing up
ââŚyouâre annoyingâ
she smiles a little
ââŚyou like itâ
you roll your eyes, but you follow her anyway
because you always do
and she always knows you will
⸝
Later youâre sitting on one of the tables, ice pack resting against your wrist, the cold biting just enough to make you focus on something other than the dull ache
Azzi leans against the counter nearby, arms crossed, watching you in that same quiet way
ââŚyou didnât have to come with me,â you say
ââŚI knowâ
ââŚthen why did youâ
she shrugs slightly
ââŚbecause you wouldnât have come on your ownâ
you look down at your wrist again
sheâs not wrong
again
ââŚyou pay too much attention,â you mumble
she tilts her head a little
ââŚnot reallyâ
ââŚyou doâ
ââŚonly to youâ
the words land softer than they should
like they werenât meant to sound like that
like she didnât think about how theyâd come out
you look up
sheâs already looking at you
calm
steady
like she didnât just say something that makes your chest feel different
who do you think in the animorphs ended up still being the least close to each other? because obviously a lot of them are best friends, jake and marco, cassie and rachel, tobias and ax, and some of them are dating etc but which pairing do you think never really developed/got closer? or do you think by the end of the series they were all as close to each other as they could be?
To me, the two that stand out as being the least close, and staying that way, are Rachel and Ax. They mention discomfort with each other as early as #5, and Rachel's narration in #7 specifies that she's glad Ax is fighting with them but isn't sure if he's their friend. As late as #51, Ax considers Rachel a potential threat to the Animorphs' cause and goes out of his way to avoid trusting her.
In MM3 and in #37, Rachel's pretty snappish with Ax as she tries to lead the team, because she senses (correctly) that he doesn't respect her as leader nearly as much as he does Jake. In #18, Rachel is the harshest toward Ax about his decision to support the andalites over his own team, and in #46 Ax mentions being worried about Rachel more than any other Animorph.
Part of why I find their friction fascinating: it originates in their being so alike. They're the ones eager for battle at the start of the war, Ax because he's been raised on tales of Elfangor's glory and Rachel because she's champing at the bit of being feminine without being small or weak. They get their hands dirtiest throughout, from together killing the random Hessians in MM3 to advocating for wiping out the nartec in #36. It all culminates when Rachel makes the most brutal kill (Tom) and Ax makes the single largest (the Pool ship) during the final battle. Rachel sees her own darkness reflected back when she looks at Ax, and Ax sees his in Rachel. They're a dangerous combination, hijacking airplanes and boiling noncombatants alive to get their way. And they both need Tobias around to keep them sane.
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Hero sat quietly on the roof of the building, a place where no one could see them above. The gust of air passed them, cape tugging them gently from behind.
The wind whistles across the city, the view stretches wide beneath them. Neon lights flicker, the faint laughs and the music, it all felt beautiful and lively. Every sound came from different distances, hearing all at once. They could stay like this and watch the world glow, it's envious to see people live such a peaceful life.
If only Hero could feel the same...
A tear finally falls free on their chin, realizing they've been holding back for so long. Hero gave so much for the city and yet the kindness and gratitude they've been yearning for has never been given, they wonder how long they could keep playing as a protector... If they're still as one.
It's all too much... too unbearable.
Hero wasn't given time to train their full potential and was immediately sent on the field. The agency mostly assigned them to chase criminals much bigger than them, especially Supervillain. The most dangerous, cunning criminal, the mastermind of evil schemes.
Supervillain's crime is off the charts and no higher-up heroes want to take the case, simply because petty thieves and criminals are easier to get rid of. Meanwhile, taking down the mastermind criminal requires "effort" and their ego is way bigger than cleaning the real problem. They decided a low-class hero was the best pawn for this, knowing Hero is an orphan no one would notice if they died from the villain.
Hero hugged their own knees and lowered their head, making themselves look small. The moon shines the night sky. Looking down upon Hero, silently watching their muffled cries, the city below couldn't hear them.
They've been beaten, tortured, taunted by Supervillain and Hero always have no chance, it ends in failure and it's humiliating. Whenever Hero returns to the agency with tattered suit and bruised skin, Superhero punishes them strictly to 'get better' next time. Their side efforts of cleaning the city criminals weren't seen, only failures from Supervillain.
Hero knew they weren't treated right, because the punishment was more brutal and nearly lost their life. Compared to their teammates that were given 'encouraging speech' whenever they make a mistake on mission. Hero assumed the team simply hated them, Superhero is more obvious with their murderous intent and even didn't try to hide it.
Many villains saw them as a joke. Hearing the news of a Hero always serving themselves to Supervillain like a free meal on a silver platter, but Hero didn't have a choice. They were tasked with the impossible win, their dignity and reputation wasn't relevant, and their life wasn't meant to last long in the field.
They aren't meant to be remembered...
Hero looked up at the night sky, wondering if they could just... float in an eternal space where the world couldn't reach them and pull them back to an endless pain and suffering. They hope to close their eyes and never be open again.
Their mind slowly sinks at the bottom of the void and Hero embraces it. They drown themselves in deep sorrow, no longer caring for everything else. Hero rose on their feet, standing at the top of the building, tears stopped pouring and smiled at the world one last time.
Hero shifted near the edge, arms spread like open wings. Slowly, they let go... the world tilted before their eyes, the gravity pulled them down and Hero accepted it.
Hero wished they could've done more, that was their final thought.
...
..."NO!!"
It wasn't a solid ground that Hero felt. Instead, something struck them in mid air, preventing their intention to slip away from the world. It was so close! Hero didn't meet their end, they crashed at a glass plain inside the building and bumped into an obstacle. Their whole body hurts, probably because they hit something too hard.
Darkness filled their vision, barely any light travel inside, silhouettes of remnants of what it seems to be an old office are left forgotten in the past. The wall has cracks, the floor is stained layers of dust, the air is thick and suffocating. As expected, the building should be left untouched as it was abandoned, however the atmosphere isn't empty, Hero knew they were not alone.
Someone next to them slowly stood up and walked towards Hero, as if they weren't affected by the collision earlier. Hero couldn't move, nor did they care what was happening, their ears ringed loudâtheir mind lucid. Hero still couldn't fathom why they're still breathing...
The figure stood above Hero for a moment, then crouched down and grabbed them. Hero struggles to identify the person's face, it all happened so fast. Fortunately the reflection from the glass shards gave them a slight glimpse of the figure, a small detail is enough for the Hero to recognize...
"What were you thinking?!"
...Heh, to think that someone will look for them is quite absurd. More shockingly, Hero didn't expect one of the Supervillain's right hand. Who contributed to their pain and suffering is the one who looked for them at the end. Could the Hero ever escape this humiliation?
"Answer me, Hero!" Villain felt hurt and distraught, they needed to know why their hero could have done this. Did Hero not want to be a crime-fighter anymore? They don't have a clue, but forcing the question will make things worse.
Villain sighed after long silence, they gently reposition themself and hold the sad crime-stopper into their arms. Hero didn't seem to mind, but their eyes were dull and lifeless.
"...why did you do it?" Villain asked gently this time. Hero didn't respond for a moment. They closed their eyes and leaned closer to the criminal's chest, and murmured a few words, barely a whisper. Villain didn't quite catch that but they don't need to hear it again. Because they noticed a silent tear, knowing the answer might be difficult for the Hero to express...
Villain gently cradles Hero and holds them close for who knows how long. Hero needed this comfort, someone who understands them just for a short moment. Villain may not be a good person but they're not a monster to someone who's given up in life. They need their nemesis to get back on their feet and fight again.
Hero is quite special to them. No other heroes wanted to fight Supervillain, but the crime-stopper in their arms was brave enough to face them. Villain was fascinated by their confidence and cherished their every banter and fight, it's what keeps them going. But they don't understand why the Hero felt not the same, or why they need to give up...
Villain sense the Hero relaxed in their hold, as if they were about to sleep. The criminal felt in awe of how small they are. Hero needs time to heal, and they will take care of it.
Villain carries them in bridal style, ignoring the shattered glass beneath them and leaps off the abandoned building.
"...Where are you taking me?" The hero finally opened their eyes and looked at them, but remained dull and lifeless.
"Somewhere safe" Villain felt lost inside, they wished they could see Hero's spark and fire once again.
They'll make sure to bring Hero back to their senses. They'll deal with the Supervillain later.
Hi hope you have a great day, I'd like to request Stellaron Hunters with a Reader who uses a mainly uses a sniper rifle (Barret M82) BUT on some occasions will use a slipper/belt (or any asian mom weapon) to fight with
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Where Silence Meets the Snap
Tags: Kafka x Reader, Blade x Reader, Firefly x Reader, Silver Wolf x Reader, Close Combat, Unconventional Weapons, Team Dynamics, Manipulation, Tactical Combat, Slow Burn, Angst (?), Fluff.
The dim light of the moon filtered through the cracked window as you perched silently on the rooftop, the cold steel of your Barret M82 resting steady on your shoulder. Below, the city pulsed with lifeâand danger. A single whisper of your voice, barely audible, slipped through your comm:
âTarget in sight.â
Kafkaâs smooth, sultry tone answered, calm and commanding, âGood. Keep steady, and rememberâthe words you donât say are as lethal as your shots.â
You smirked, finger easing onto the trigger. The targetâs fate was sealed before they even knew you were there. But when the enemy closed in, your sniper rifle was useless in close quarters. The sound of rapid footsteps made your heart race. Without hesitation, you drew a nearby slipperâsoft but solid, a weapon honed by years of quick reflexesâand swung it with precision.
Kafka appeared beside you, dark glasses glinting as she smiled, âImpressive. You really do know how to manipulate fate... and opponents.â
Her hypnotic gaze met yours for a brief moment, and you felt the thrill of shared purpose. Together, words and weapons crafted a symphony of control and chaos.
The night was silent except for the faint hum of the city. You lay prone on a rooftop, Barret M82 cradled in your arms, eyes trained on distant figures moving through the alley below. The crack in Bladeâs ancient sword gleamed under the neon glow as he approached silently, his red eyes locking on your position.
âNo distractions,â he murmured, voice cold but respectful.
You nodded, exhaling slowly. Your scope tracked the enemy leader moving confidentlyâtoo close to take a clean shot. The situation demanded a different tactic.
With a swift motion, you slid the sniper rifle aside and whipped out a sturdy leather beltâsimple, unassuming. You cracked it with practiced skill, striking the incoming guard before Bladeâs shadow could reach him.
Bladeâs expression softened just a fraction, a rare moment of approval. âYou fight with honor, even in improvisation.â
The two of you stood back to backâhim with his broken sword, you with your unconventional weaponsâready to carve a path through the darkness together.
The digital hum of the cityâs grid filled the air as you perched on a neon-lit ledge, your sniper rifle scanning for targets. Beside you, Silver Wolf adjusted her purple glasses, fingers flying over a holo-keyboard only she could see.
âAnother security firewall down,â she said, smirking. âYou ready to pick off the next wave?â
You chuckled softly. âAlways. But if they get too close, I have other âcheat codes.ââ You held up a colorful slipper, worn but deadly in your hands.
âClassic,â Silver Wolf grinned. âNothing like an old-school weapon to surprise your enemies.â
As enemies closed in, you switched weapons seamlesslyâsniper rifle for ranged precision, slipper for unexpected close-range chaos. Silver Wolf hacked the system while you covered her flank, a perfect duo of code and firepower.
In the endless game of survival, you both leveled upâno glitch could stop you.
Under the pale glow of alien stars, you crouched beside Firefly, the air thick with the scent of smoke and metal. Your sniper rifle lay ready, a silent promise of protection, but your eyes never left the close shadows where enemies might emerge.
Firefly glanced at your unusual side weaponâa simple, worn slipper. âYou really trust that against the Swarm?â she asked with a small, amused smile.
You nodded. âWhen theyâre too close, speed and surprise count more than firepower.â
Suddenly, a swarm broke through the darkness. You swung the slipper with swift precision, catching a creature off-guard while Fireflyâs blazing aura lit up the battlefield.
Her eyes met yours with fierce gratitude. âYou fight for more than survival. You fight for life.â
Together, you ignited hope in the darkness, proving that even the smallest weapons could spark the fiercest flames.
âHey, you did really good out there,â Leader clapped him on the shoulder and he only flinched a little bit, âProud of you kid.â
Then they were gone, like they hadnât just said what they just said.
Like it was no big deal.
Like the words werenât balling up in his throat and choking him to tears.
Proud of you kid.
In his entire career, if you could call it that, he doubted heâd ever heard anything even similar.
He swallowed, trying to hide his face in his locker, fumbling with random things to buy himself time to pull himself the fuck together.
He could hear his old leaders voice clear as a bell in his head, telling him that if he was gonna cry, best go find the ladies room since he wanted to be a pussy.
He wiped his eyes roughly, shaking his head as if he could shake his old leader away completely. Things were different here. Probably not that different, but better. Good enough.
He could be better. Good enough.
He closed his locker, taking a deep breath and trying to keep his composure. But he had the faintest spring in his step for the rest of the day, and sleep came easier that night.