#collab💚

[reignseclipse]

"earth below us, drifting falling, floating weightless, calling calling home"

Collab with @acknowledge-reigns her chapter is here

Warnings: none yet, we're getting there.

Tag list: @lov3rla03 @pittieprincess22 @rainymakersublime @chatterskull

Word count: 3149

Character list:

Nyx- jedi apprentice

Garek Nulth - Roman reigns

Jeyren - Jey uso

Jimnor - Jimmy uso

Trinara - naomi

D-68 - droid

Snuggoth - wookie

Caius - Sami zayn

Darth Nexus - Seth rollins

Sikolo - solo sikoa

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Garek tightened his grip on the worn steering stick of the starship, his knuckles white as he navigated through the asteroid belt. The ship groaned with every collision, but it had seen worse. Much worse.

"Garek, you're pushing it too hard," Sikolo warned, his voice a calm contrast to the chaos outside the cockpit. Garek shot a quick glance at his cousin. Sikolo sat in the co-pilot seat, his eyes flicking between the asteroid-littered space ahead and the ship's navigation console.

"We need to lose him," Garek replied through gritted teeth. On the display, a crimson blip grew larger, closing in fast. Darth Nexus's ship, the Sith Lord's relentless pursuit unyielding. The relic's power was growing stronger, thrumming in Garek's chest like a second heartbeat. Nyx, his recent captive, was in the hold below, the relic secured in her pack.

"He's locked onto us," Jeyren called out from the weapons station, her fingers dancing over the console. "We're not going to shake him without a fight."

Trinara's voice crackled over the intercom from the engine room. "We've got a malfunction in the hyperdrive! We won't make it out of here in one piece if we jump now."

Garek's eyes narrowed in frustration. "We'll have to hold him off until we can fix it," he decided. He punched in a series of commands, redirecting power to the shields and engines. The ship lurched as the asteroids grew closer, but the enhanced shields absorbed the impacts, allowing them to weave through the debris.

Nyx could feel the ship's distress from the hold. She had sensed the power of the relic since it first touched her, but now it was as if it was speaking to her, urging her to claim it. She glanced at D-68, who'd shutdown, and Suggoth, the tired wookie jad seen enough for one day, they would be no match for the Sith Lord if he boarded.

Her mind raced with escape plans, but she knew she was no match for Garek and his skilled crew. The ship shuddered again, and she heard the distant clang of metal on metal. The asteroid belt was no place for a chase, but Garek's piloting was skilled enough to keep them ahead, for now.

In the cockpit, Jimnor's eyes widened as he spotted an asteroid field thinner than the others. "If we can make it through that gap, we might lose him," he suggested, pointing at the narrow opening on the holographic display. Garek nodded, his jaw set with determination. The ship tilted sharply as he steered them towards the gap, the asteroids rushing past like a blur of grey and dust.

The ship's alarm blared as a rogue asteroid smashed into the side, sending them spinning. Nyx gripped the wall of the hold, her stomach lurching. D-68 whirred back to life, his sensors analyzing the situation.

"Hold on," Garek shouted as he fought to regain control, the ship's engines screaming in protest. Nyx felt the force of the asteroid belt pressing in on them, as if the universe itself was trying to crush them. The ship jolted again, and she saw a flicker of doubt in Garek's eyes before they regained their focus.

They shot through the gap, the asteroids barely missing their wings. Garek let out a sigh of relief, but it was short-lived. The Sith fighter followed, its laser fire painting a fiery path across their tail. "He's still on us," Jeyren said, her voice tight with tension.

"Take evasive action!" Garek barked, and the ship jerked as they zigzagged through the narrowing field. The asteroids grew larger, their jagged edges casting eerie shadows on the cockpit walls. Nyx felt the ship's every movement in her bones, her breath shallow. A voice whispered in her mind "the relic, nyx"

The voice sounded familiar, she knew she knew it drom somewhere "caius?" She said allud, startled by the sudden realization that her jedi master was communicating with her.

"The relic's power can save the ship, but you nust be careful when you use it Thise who have used the relic before you have gotten caught up in its incredible powers and been lost to the dark side." Caius warned.

"How do i make it save the ship?" Nyx asked.

"You've felt the relics power when you touch it. Use your skills nyx, you're far more powerful then you realize. Use the force." Caius's voice faded off , leaving nyx to figure out what exactly he meant.

The ship jolted again as a blaster bolt grazed their hull. Garek's grip tightened on the controls, his eyes darting to the sensor readings. "We're not going to last much longer," he said, his voice strained. Nyx knew she had to do something.

Taking a deep breath, she reached into her pack and wrapped her hand around the warm, pulsing relic. The power surged through her, and she could feel Caius's presence, guiding her. She focused on the ship's ailing hyperdrive, willing the power of the relic to mend it. The energy grew stronger, and she felt the ship respond, the engines humming more smoothly.

"Trinara, the hyperdrive's power signature is fluctuating," Jeyren reported, her eyes on the display. "I think it's going to blow any second."

"Hold it together," Garek said through gritted teeth, his eyes never leaving the asteroid field ahead. The ship jolted again as another blast hit them, sending sparks flying.

Nyx closed her eyes and concentrated, her hand trembling as the power of the relic grew. The warmth grew into a searing heat, and she could feel the energy coursing through her veins. She whispered "dont fail me now." The relic's energy surged, and she felt the hyperdrive's power stabilize.

"We've got it!" Trinara exclaimed over the intercom. "The hyperdrive's online!"

Garek's eyes lit up with hope. "Hold on everyone, we're making a run for it."

He pulled the ship into a sharp dive, evading a volley of laser fire that scorched the space where they'd just been. The asteroid belt grew smaller in their wake as they shot towards the safety of open space. Nyx could feel the tension in the air dissipate slightly, but the relic's power was still a palpable force, pulsing in time with her racing heart.

As the stars grew large once more, Garek's ship lurched into hyperspace with a flash of light. Nyx opened her eyes to find D-68 watching her with a mix of curiosity and concern. She offered a weak smile, tucking the relic back into her pack. "Thanks," she murmured to the droid, who beeped in acknowledgment.

Now nyx realized why darth nexus wanted the relic so badly. Its power was unnatched. To heal or destroy whatever the jedi or sith welding it saw fit. The power of life and death in her hands.

Garek felt the ship stabilize and a sense of relief washed over him. "We made it," he said into the quiet of the cockpit, his eyes never leaving the stars ahead. Sikolo punched the air in victory, while Jeyren and Jimnor shared a relieved smile.

Trinara's voice crackled over the intercom again. "The hyperdrive's holding, but it's not pretty. We're going to need to find a safe place to land and fix it properly."

Garek nodded. "Set a course for the nearest planet with a hidden docking bay," he instructed. The ship's computer beeped as it calculated the most secure location. The tension in the cockpit didn't ease until the asteroid belt was a distant memory, swallowed by the vastness of space

Nyx emerged from the hold, the gravity of their situation etched on her face. Garek couldn't help but feel a surge of protectiveness, despite the circumstances. He turned to face her, the attraction simmering beneath his stoic exterior.

"What's the plan?" she asked, her voice steady despite the fear in her eyes. Garek took a moment, then spoke firmly. "We need to fix the hyperdrive and get you to the Jedi Council. They're the ones who can truly harness the relic's power for good."

He could see the skepticism in her gaze, the doubt that she would ever be safe with him or his family. But he knew deep down that she was their best hope. "You can trust us," he said, trying to convey the sincerity of his words.

The ship's computer chimed, interrupting the tense silence. "Closest docking bay is on the planet Raxus Prime, but it's heavily guarded by the Empire," Jeyren reported. Garek rubbed his chin thoughtfully. "We'll have to find another way then," he said. "We can't risk alerting them to our presence."

The ship dropped out of hyperspace, revealing a desolate planet with a single moon. "This is the best we can do," Sikolo said, pointing at the holographic map. "It's uninhabited, but it has an old mining facility that's been abandoned for years. We should be able to hide and repair the ship there."

Garek nodded in agreement, his eyes still on Nyx. He could feel the relic's power through her, a pulsing reminder of the danger they were all in. "Let's get to work," he said, standing up. Nyx followed him out of the cockpit, her boots echoing on the cold metal floor.

The abandoned mining facility was a stark contrast to the sleek corridors of the starship. It was dusty and dimly lit, with the faint scent of old machinery lingering in the stale air. The family split up to search for parts and tools, while Nyx and Garek remained in the ship's hangar, working side by side on the hyperdrive.

As they worked, Nyx couldn't shake the feeling of Garek's eyes on her. She knew he was attracted to her, but she was still wary, unsure if she could trust her feelings around him. They had been enemies only a short time ago, and now she was relying on him for her safety. She focused on the task at hand, the hum of the ship's systems and the clank of their tools the only sounds in the vast space.

"I can sense your hesitation," Garek said finally, his voice low. "You don't have to be afraid of me, Nyx."

Nyx looked up from the hyperdrive, wiping the sweat from her brow with the back of her hand. "It's not you I'm afraid of," she replied, her eyes meeting his. "It's what this relic could do to anyone. Including me."

Garek nodded, understanding in his gaze. "We're all feeling its pull," he admitted, his voice softer now. "But together, we can keep it from falling into the wrong hands."

They worked tirelessly, the tension between them palpable but unspoken. Each knew the weight of their shared secret—the relic's allure and the danger it presented. The hours passed in a blur of activity, the only breaks coming when they needed to rest or regroup. As the ship took shape under their skilled hands, so did a fragile trust between the two.

The sun had dipped below the horizon, casting the hangar into a deep twilight, when Garek finally spoke. "Nyx, I need to tell you something." Nyx looked up from her work, the shadows playing across her face highlighting the fatigue in her eyes. "What is it?" she asked warily.

Garek took a deep breath. "I know you feel the relic's power. It's... intense, isn't it?" Nyx nodded slowly, not breaking their gaze. "It is," she admitted. "But it's more than that. It's like it's alive, and it's whispering to me."

Garek leaned in closer, his eyes searching hers. "It's the same for me," he confessed. "But we can't let it control us. We have to be stronger than it is."

Nyx nodded, swallowing the lump in her throat. "I know," she murmured. "But it's so... tempting."

Garek's hand hovered over hers for a brief moment before pulling away. "We're not alone in this," he said, his voice gruff with emotion. "We'll figure it out together."

Nyx felt a warmth spread through her chest, a feeling she hadn't felt in a long time. Trust. It was a fragile, precious thing in a world dominated by fear and the Dark Side. Yet, here she was, feeling it for this rough-around-the-edges smuggler.

Garek's family returned with the salvaged parts, and they worked into the night under the flickering glow of the ship's emergency lights. The facility's silence was occasionally pierced by the distant howl of the planet's indigenous creatures, reminding them of the world outside their metal sanctuary. The ship groaned as they worked, each piece fitting into place with a satisfying clank.

As the hyperdrive repairs neared completion, the air grew thick with the electricity of the relic's power. Nyx's hand hovered over the last component, the relic's call growing stronger. Garek, sensing her struggle, placed a hand on her shoulder. "Together," he reminded her.

Their eyes met, and in that moment, something unspoken passed between them. The barriers of their past dissolved, and for the first time, Nyx allowed herself to trust him. She took a deep breath and connected the final piece, the hyperdrive sputtering to life. The ship's lights flickered back on, and the engine's purr grew steadier.

Trinara, who had been working on the engines, poked her head into the cockpit. "It's not perfect, but it'll get us out of here."

Garek nodded, a hint of a smile playing at the corner of his mouth. "Good enough for me." He turned to Nyx, his expression serious. "We need to get off this planet before Nexus catches up to us. Are you ready?"

Nyx took a deep breath and nodded. "As ready as I'll ever be."

The group gathered their tools, the adrenaline of their close call still pulsing through their veins. They boarded the ship, the ramp hissing shut behind them. Garek took the pilot's seat once more, his eyes scanning the controls with the ease of a man returning home. Nyx sat in the co-pilot's chair, the relic's warmth a comforting presence against her side.

"Everyone, strap in," Garek called out, his hand hovering over the ignition. The ship rumbled to life beneath them, the engines roaring like a beast awakening from a long slumber. Nyx felt the power of the relic resonate with the ship's systems, a symphony of life and technology.

The ship ascended from the dusty hangar, the ground falling away to reveal the stark, barren landscape of the planet. Garek's skilled hands guided them through the moonlit sky, the stars above winking knowingly at their escape.

"We need to stay low," Nyx said, her eyes on the scanning equipment. "If we're spotted, we're as good as dead."

Garek nodded, his eyes focused on the controls. "Understood."

They streaked through the night, the moon casting a silver glow over the desolate landscape. The planet's gravity tugged at the ship as they climbed higher, the relic's power a beacon in the cockpit. Nyx could feel it pulsing through the ship, a living force that seemed to be in sync with her own heartbeat.

"We're clear of the atmosphere," Garek announced, his voice steady. Nyx let out a sigh of relief, the tension in her shoulders easing slightly. The stars grew brighter as they ascended, a vast canvas of possibilities stretching out before them.

"Now what?" she asked, her eyes never leaving the scanning equipment.

"Now we find somewhere to lay low," Garek said, his eyes scanning the stars. "Somewhere Nexus wouldn't think to look."

The ship's computer beeped, and Jeyren's voice crackled over the intercom. "I've found a nearby asteroid field. It's not on any standard trade routes. We could hide there until we're sure the coast is clear."

Garek nodded. "Good work. Set a course and let's get out of here before we're spotted."

The ship lurched as it entered the asteroid field, a dance with the stars where one misstep meant oblivion. Nyx's eyes remained glued to the scanning equipment, her heart racing. Garek's hand brushed against hers as he made a minor adjustment, and she felt the electric charge of their connection. It was distracting, but she didn't pull away. Instead, she gripped the armrest tighter, the cold metal grounding her as the asteroids grew closer.

"We're in the clear," she said finally, her voice a whisper. Garek nodded, his eyes never leaving the asteroids zooming by. The tension in the cockpit was palpable, but there was something else, something that had been growing steadily since they'd boarded the ship together.

Garek's hand hovered over the controls, and for a moment, Nyx thought he was going to lean in, to kiss her. But he didn't. He cleared his throat and turned back to the asteroid field ahead. "We'll lay low here for a bit," he said, his voice gruff.

They found a small, stable asteroid to hide behind, the ship's engines powering down to a gentle hum. The silence was deafening, the only sounds the faint beeps and whirrs of the ship's systems. Nyx couldn't help but feel exposed, as if the vast emptiness of space was pressing in on them.

Garek turned to her, his eyes searching hers. "We're safe here," he assured her, his hand still on the controls. "For now."

Nyx nodded, the gravity of their situation weighing on her. The relic's power thrummed between them, a silent third presence in the cockpit. She knew they couldn't hide forever, but for a moment, she allowed herself to believe in the illusion of safety.

The asteroid field was a maze of rock and dust, a perfect place to disappear. Garek's ship, the "last laugh," was a testament to his family's ingenuity and resilience. It had seen battles and smuggling runs, escaping the Empire's grip time and time again. Now, it was their fortress against Darth Nexus.

The air in the cockpit was thick with anticipation as they sat in the quiet, only the occasional chime from the ship's instruments breaking the stillness. Nyx couldn't help but feel drawn to Garek, his presence a strange mix of comfort and excitement.

"Thank you," she murmured, her voice barely carrying over the soft hum of the ship. "For saving me back there."

Garek's eyes flicked to hers, a hint of surprise in his gaze. "You're welcome," he said gruffly, his hand still resting on the console. "It's what we do."

Nyx nodded, the truth of his words resonating within her. They were an unlikely alliance, a rogue and a Jedi, brought together by the relic's call. Yet, she knew that without him and his family, she'd be at the mercy of Darth Nexus.

"We should get some rest," Garek said, his eyes never leaving the asteroid-filled viewport. "We've got a long journey ahead."

Nyx nodded in agreement, the exhaustion from the day's events finally catching up to her. She knew that the Sith Lord wouldn't give up so easily, but for now, they had a moment's reprieve.

[t-u-i-t-c]

rikuo singing in confessional 9

[znnko]

Ref

[penbwl]

Kofi n Zozol collab with @r0ttkins !!💚

They drew the pretty lines and I made the silly goofy colours✨:]

[imonfireandthatsfine]

Art collab I did with my friend! Sadly, Daisy doesn't have Tumblr so I can't tag her directly from Tumblr but agh she's amazing! Awesome work! 🫶

[finleyforevermore]

EEEEHEHEHE MY FIRST COLLAB COVER <33 and who else to do it with but my lovely and perfectly marvelous friend Raven (@gayandtrashy) <333

Been in the works for a little bit, but it felt appropriate to release it today! :]

[n0vatsu]

☆Star rise or Starfall☆

☆Which one is it?☆

without edit:3

Milkshake Mansion Au Tsutsuji redesign^^!

Bonus edit: new milkshake house member??

Also since mm! tsutsuji’s canon backstory doesn’t really match with the milkshake mansion plot i decided to make another backstory just for this au^^! (This is not the canon backstory btw)

Tsutsuji was different as you see, she was always isolated from her family yet she cared for her siblings deeply as she just wanted to keep them safe. their mother disappeared long ago, so two of her older siblings took care of her and the younger ones but Tsutsuji always tries to help but is afraid she will make a mistake.

One day she ran away, she felt like she couldn’t help at all and was just a mistake, every one of her siblings had some purpose, except for her, when she couldn’t bear but miss her siblings she cane back only to see them slaughtered. The only lead she had was a white hair girl around her age and had white eyes. The girl fled moments after Tsutsuji saw the massacre.

Tsutsuji found herself crying and mourning over their siblings death. When she buried them outside the cottage, a green hair female with unusual eyes approached her. At first Tsutsuji tried to kill but the woman said calmly.

“Im no threat dear one, I just want to make an offer.”

Tsutsuji calmed down after she then received the mint hair woman’s name, Trickster. She then offered a new home and a way to escape the poor trauma tsutsuji was in, she accepted.

Tsutsuji can’t bear to see another being massacred, so when she found out some of the milkshake mansion members hurting the visitor. It only reminded Tsutsuji the poor trauma she was in the past so to distract herself, she protects the visitor helping them escape to avoid the same mistake twice….

Milkshake mansion belongs to: @boiling-potato

Trickster also belongs to: @boiling-potato

Other People who might be interested: @gachaclubideas @justafriendlystranger

[amethystsoda]

For as long as I can remember as a teen, I wanted one of the “sitting up in bed” pillows and never got one 🥺 but FINALLY I found a rainbowy one for 50% off + got to make my inner child happy 🌈

[kiselwp]

[racingliners]

Feeling so truly grateful for f1blr and my little corner of it and my beloved moots this evening 💚

[linabirb]

i was about to say "haha imagine twink kazui" but then i've looked at my own drawings of kazui and some official art and closed the tab (and opened it again)

[ragingbullmode]

WAAAAA my brother unpacked his luggage from jpn & the gatchapon he got me guhhh 😭

[singsweetmelodies]

Happy birthday to our most favourite girl in the whole world - @welightitup !!!! 👸🤭💖

As per time-honoured tradition, @boxboxbrioche and I would like to present our collaborative birthday fic for our bestie <333 Coming to an AO3 near you in 2024: Tia's Birthday Fic Extravaganza ‼️❤️💙💚

This year's birthday fics have been a bit delayed - but that only extends the celebration! (And, personally, we think that Tia's birthday should be celebrated all year round.)

We are hard at working crafting a fic that reflects just how much we adore you. In the meantime, please enjoy the moodboard we made...

We'd love to hear what you think we might be writing, Tia? 😈

[enjoyjellime]

I love the new Cinnamoroll collab in Sky: Children of the Light, it's really cute! (It actually got me back into playing.)

Cinnamoroll is one of my favourites so I got all the accessories, and one of my favourite things to do is go up to a random person, drop the Cinna plush in front of them, and then run a bit farther away. (I'm a bit shy in this game lol.) I love seeing them get excited to pick up the plush, it's adorable! :D

[junkygraysheep]

I’m gonna be real. The more I learn about 100line the more I am notttt rocking

[rookfeathers]

pride 🏳️‍🌈 collab with @fadesense !!🧡💛💚💙💜

sketch/lines: me

color/texture/finish: fade