D. Gray-man Fic: "The Spermatic Economy of Sound"

[unsymbolic]

Title: The Spermatic Economy of Sound (or, Allen Walker and the Voice of Cross Marian in “What Timcampy Saw”)
Fandom: D. Gray-man
Genre: PWP, One-shot
Pairing: Allen Walker/Timcanpy (and maybe Cross/Tim and hints of Cross/Allen if you squint at it juuuuust right).
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Voyeurism and exhibitionism (sort of), discussions of the

Comments

[sinistersundown]

This was... startlingly good. o__o I never thought I'd want to read an Allen/Tim fic in the first place, let alone enjoy it as much as I did this. Your writing is beautiful.

[unsymbolic]

:D!

Eeee! Wow, thank you!!

/blushing now

oh, my.

[bloodiedangle]

this was... wow. I loved it.

awsome job.

[unsymbolic]

Thank you! =D

I am so glad you enjoyed it!!

[jojo_kun]

Unf. Totally hot. I love voyeuristic stuff, and wank fics are some of my faves. Who knew Tim was so kinky? Allen reacts very realistically with his horror and embarrassment, and I like how you brought the old wives tales about the evils of masturbation into the story - makes it more historically believable and even more 'taboo' when he does indulge. Wonderful work!

[unsymbolic]

Oh it is VERY good to hear that the historical references worked in adding to the story, and also that Allen's reactions are believable (I was worried)!

Thank you!! And I am very glad you liked it!! :D

[kookiety]

Whoa.
Very nice!

(I was expecting more cracky or plain ole smutty but this this - this worked.)

Also the little bits about Allen trying to reason out that masturbation isn't bad and Cross was still a dangerous exorcist despite his frequent indulgences (the use of 'fornicating' nearly made me laugh) was amusing. jojo_kun already pointed out the yay for references of old wives tales, I too echo the yay.

Cross grinning at Tim's recording, does not surprise me at all. Oh Cross, how you've corrupted Allen.

[lokifan]

*waves* Hiya, I'm Becky from the Hallowe'en party.

I liked this, too; although I don't know the canon at all, so I'm sure I missed a zillion nuances.

[unsymbolic]

Oooooooh HI YOU!! /adds you posthaste

Eeeeee I am very squeeful that you read, even not knowing the canon! Perhaps we can corrupt convert you to the oddity that is D. Gray-man? You're not put off by "triangle faced people" (as Kye puts it), are you? XD;;

[lokifan]

*g* Not at all! I have some manga of my very own. All of which is with me right now, because I didn't want to risk my mum finding catboy porn in my room.

[unsymbolic]

Oh good!! Well then I shall most certainly attempt to tempt you (while at the same time warning that the spoilers in the post I just made tonight are HUGE spoilers. Like on the level of Snape-killed-Dumbledore kind of spoilers. So, uh, beware).

I tell everyone that DGM has some points that are reminiscent of Harry Potter while still being quite different from it--i.e. the main character, Allen, is an orphaned/abandoned teenager with a traumatic past who's been raised by an abusive master and has a scar on his face from where he was cursed when his adopted father died. He's also, potentially, some sort of 'chosen one' with a big time martyr complex and a Saving People Thing. But the overall story is about a twisted-round religious war in which the organizations ostensibly fighting the "good" fight have such dubious morals and ethics that it throws into crisis the whole notion of who/what is good at all.

No doubt I shall subject you to further ramblings when next I see you, so beware. This series is quite dear to my heart. =D