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Watchmen Kink Meme 3. Weeeeeeee.

Sep 09, 2009 09:39

Rules of the meme:

1. Anonymously post a pairing and prompt you would like to see written. Since this is a kink meme, there is supposted to be a kink involved, but normal well-written prompts should work just as well.

2. Anonymous will respond to your post and write it for you! Art and such is also acceptable/awesome. Multiple people may respond to ( Read more... )

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Ghost Rat 27 anonymous October 27 2009, 08:09:14 UTC

Previous part: http://spam-monster.livejournal.com/2938.html?thread=6646650#t6646650... )

author (welcome aboard) anonymous November 13 2009, 14:22:19 UTC

1-21: http://spam-monster.livejournal.com/2617.html?thread=3296313#t3296313

22-26: http://spam-monster.livejournal.com/2938.html?view=7586426#t7586426

author again anonymous November 15 2009, 12:55:15 UTC

Parts 22-26 are actually on page six of this meme. The url above will take you to Ozy/Com sex pollen.

Ghost Rat 34 anonymous November 15 2009, 14:25:35 UTC

"I didn't mean to." Asmoleda says again, and little as Laurel likes her, she feels sorry for her. She's shivering, stumbling along in her soaked dress, which is (to her credit) actually a sensible light woolen, with leggings and soft boots under the skirt. "I was lost and I heard running water, and then I realized there was someone there and watched from the bushes to make sure it wasn't a brigand ( ... )

Re: Ghost Rat 34 flyingrat42 November 15 2009, 14:50:21 UTC

Oh, I love where this is going. (And I can't help but wonder where Adrian's concubine Eselde fits into this plot, if at all...)

...Duude. Does Hyperborea owe any inspirations to a certain other island kingdom known for strange magics, wanton cruelty and dissipated royalty (especially its last scion, the non-pigmented dude with the badass sword)? If not, that's cool, just saying.

author anonymous November 15 2009, 23:04:41 UTC

As yet, I am not sure. She might be related (distantly) to Asmoleda, who is a real princess, but not a very high-status one. Eselde has more actual power and purer (read: still more stagnant) blood, and Dan's marrying Asmoleda might actually create a tenuous alliance with Aigyptos, which may or may not be a bad thing, depending on who you are.

I have no idea. I just took the name Hyperborea because I don't think I've seen it used since Flash Gordon.

Ghost Rat 35A anonymous November 17 2009, 12:30:41 UTC

They make good time to the plains, and only one stealthy shadow dies on Byron's daggers on the way. Bloodshed usually sets him off, but this time he just shakes his head and mutters something in his own language, cleaning the blood from his daggers as fastidiously as a cat licking its paws ( ... )

Ghost Rat 35B anonymous November 17 2009, 12:32:52 UTC

She looks up when Horse arrives, and watches in fascination as Ghost Rat hugs her head and murmurs into her ear, rubbing her neck with an assured, gentle touch. He seems to feel Asmoleda's eyes on him (he always does if she looks for more than an instant, and she still can't understand how he knows, every time) and swings onto his friend's snow white back, leaving his borrowed horse free to serve as a pack animal until they reach the northern boundary.

Ghost ranges ahead for days, ostensibly to scout (which does, galloping back to report to whoever is closest before flying away again) but really needing to get away from Asmoleda's ice blue eyes, that... touch him, in a way they really shouldn't. He's never been in love and he doesn't think this is it, but it's something, and it crawls up and down his spine in a way that's worse because it doesn't hurt. As they pass the edge the Western Wood, he leaves Horse to graze and runs in to see if his house is as he left it. The journey was fast on the way out, with Daniel and Laurel and ( ... )

Re: Ghost Rat 35B anonymous November 17 2009, 14:24:39 UTC

Ghost Rat/Asmoleda makes me smile. I'll admit that my heart will always belong, at least a little, to the OT3, but seeing Ghost Rat dealing with a crush that isn't Laurie is a nice change of pace. It'll be interesting to see if Asmoleda comes to reciprocate over time, or if she'll stay Dan-focused as her family demands.

Then again, since she does appear to have infected him with a bad case of cooties, I'm guessing he wouldn't be keen on her attentions even if she did warm up to him.

Re: Ghost Rat 35B anonymous November 17 2009, 23:53:18 UTC

He is for totes infected with the cooties. Some of it is just him thinking he is, and some of it is all too real. You'll see.

Ghost Rat 36 anonymous November 18 2009, 16:19:54 UTC

Not for the first time in his life, Ghost Rat's independence lands him in trouble. Even though he wakes up on their eighth day on the plains feeling light and hollow, like a real ghost, he doesn't ask Daniel for more blood. Even though phantom hands slide up his arms and over his shoulders to the taut muscles of his back and then still lower, making him jump as though stung, he doesn't have it in him to beg so intimate a favor. The roots of the grass are edible, and he breakfasts with Horse rather than be anywhere near Asmoleda, feeling almost calm in the sun. He's pretty sure she doesn't mean to, but he wishes there was a shaman he could consult anywhere nearby. Of course, they're headed into the Hawk's territory, but even a Ghost Rat could probably receive assistance for his problem. Some things go deeper than clan rivalries ( ... )

Re: Ghost Rat 36 anonymous November 19 2009, 04:39:51 UTC

Noooo, Ghost Rat. :0 Give him some blood, Dan.
I really love the little bits of magic you're weaving into the whole story, especially the level of detail of the magic and how much it all means to Ghost Rat. The "blood of a man whose mother loved him" bit from the previous part really delighted me.

author (TL;DR again) anonymous November 19 2009, 10:23:48 UTC

It goes a little something like this: As above, so below. The earth bears and nurtures everything, and is therefore everything's mom. Women in general and your own mother in particular are kind of microcosms of the same deal. If your mother despises you and basically refuses to treat you like you belong to her, she (warning: 'no shit' advisory) fucks you up for life.

If a male ghost with this problem dies without certain healing rites, the earth itself refuses to recognize him and he doesn't get recycled back into the whole groovy animate universe. As a matter of fact, no one knows what happens to the poor bastard. Ghost Rat has just been Not Thinking About It, and now, what with almost dying and finally having the necessary ingredient (a woman who loves him, aw) he'll finally pull his head out and get right with god, because I'm way too much of a happy-junkie to let him bleed to death.

Ghost Rat 37 anonymous November 19 2009, 08:59:58 UTC

Sometimes Daniel is sure that fate despises him. Out of the entire group, Ghost Rat is the worst person to find themselves being puppeteered. Laurel would be easier to take down despite her vast natural talents, due to youth and relative inexperience. Byron is old enough to tire out, William is slow enough to gang up on, and Daniel is at least not capable of those dizzying acrobatics and that raw animal ferocity ( ... )

Re: Ghost Rat 37 brancher November 19 2009, 20:00:52 UTC

so, so great.

captcha is thinking of Sally: Devoted polak.

author anonymous November 20 2009, 06:10:32 UTC

Or possibly Asmoleda. For whatever reason, I just love her now. It might have had something to do with the sudden clarity with which the boot to the head came to me.

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