Peter Pan, Hook/Crocodile
anonymous
April 25 2012, 02:16:38 UTC
The Crocodile is a shapeshifter who really enjoys the way Hook ... tastes.
I can see how this could go vore but mostly I'm thinking seduction and shenanigans, the Crocodile as something of a trickster character who genuinely enjoys both tormenting him (as the reptile) and comforting him (as the person).
Bonus if Smee gets jealous and Hook is completely oblivious.
Time; Keeping (1/2)interrobamJuly 13 2012, 03:11:33 UTC
(A/N: I hope you don't mind that I got a little weird and mystical with this at some points. Weird and Mystical Stuff is kind of my jam, and I can get carried away with it.)
Time; Keeping Even he did not know the full ancientness of his shape. It was only in the recent age, after the great scaled beasts died off and the canny mammals began to flourish, that he grew as clever as they. Clever he was, as much as he was bored and needful of a plaything, so he spun a world out of stray dust motes and forgotten scraps of thread. Unsatisfied with the scenery, he stole children and animals into it and made them as ageless as he. He created mountains and bays; sweet, luscious forests and sucking deserts; he set it all afloat upon the sea. The fae grew curious and greedy of him, and so he allowed them too to inhabit Neverland. Despite these fancies, The Crocodile grew languid with ennui. Clever Peter amused the animal in him, but there was something else growing in him, something which demanded someone else
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Time; Keeping (2/2)interrobamJuly 13 2012, 03:12:23 UTC
This ship was even grander on the inside, the Captain's quarters most of all, as The Crocodile found five drinks later when he was invited back to it. The bed was comfortable, not that he spent much time relaxing upon it. Instead he makde his tongue, his yet sharp teeth, useful on the pirate's body. He was edible indeed: the salt of his sweat and of the air tickled him, and his member in The Crocodile's mouth was pleasant enough. As the Captain tasted his flesh in turn, he wondered at the benefits of malleable skin, and knew indeed that this was something he would have to try again
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Re: Time; Keeping (2/2)
anonymous
July 14 2012, 08:13:18 UTC
Hah! I liked this!! And I love the woo-wooness of it; frankly I don't think it could be written without a little magic. That the Crocodile created Neverland was deliciously unexpected, and I really like those implications.
I figured if the Crocodile was going to be a shapeshifting trickster god, I might as well go all the way and make him the one who created the magical island he lives around.
Ha ha, when I fill old prompts I do wonder if anyone will notice, I'm glad you did and that you enjoyed this.
I can see how this could go vore but mostly I'm thinking seduction and shenanigans, the Crocodile as something of a trickster character who genuinely enjoys both tormenting him (as the reptile) and comforting him (as the person).
Bonus if Smee gets jealous and Hook is completely oblivious.
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Time; Keeping Even he did not know the full ancientness of his shape. It was only in the recent age, after the great scaled beasts died off and the canny mammals began to flourish, that he grew as clever as they. Clever he was, as much as he was bored and needful of a plaything, so he spun a world out of stray dust motes and forgotten scraps of thread. Unsatisfied with the scenery, he stole children and animals into it and made them as ageless as he. He created mountains and bays; sweet, luscious forests and sucking deserts; he set it all afloat upon the sea. The fae grew curious and greedy of him, and so he allowed them too to inhabit Neverland. Despite these fancies, The Crocodile grew languid with ennui. Clever Peter amused the animal in him, but there was something else growing in him, something which demanded someone else ( ... )
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YAY FOR THIS FINALLY HAVING BEEN FILLED OMG. XD
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Ha ha, when I fill old prompts I do wonder if anyone will notice, I'm glad you did and that you enjoyed this.
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I'm glad you enjoyed it so much, worldbuilding and humans-through-nonhuman-eyes are my favorites.
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