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[ ...what if I... revamped bones...? ]Â
#oops I miss writing my grumpy ass doctor#and I miss all my trek friends WOW#I just uhhhh straight up disappeared#very much my bad#BUT#I wanna come back?
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OOC. | HOUSEKEEPING UPDATE ! --- HIATUS NOTICE
it really sucks, but Iâve been trying to muster up Trek muse for... any of my three Trek blogs, and I just havenât been able to??? SO, I hate to do it, but I gotta take a break from Bones, Malcolm, and the boys for a while. Another couple weeks maybe. Hopefully, my Trek muse returns sooner rather than later, because I miss writing with you guys a tonne! Iâll be on my OTHER blog for now, or on discord (Â miss__murph#9797 ) if you just wanna chat!Â
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OOC. | Â QUICK HOUSEKEEPING UPDATE !
SO ! as much as I hate doing this, I really have to, for own my sanity tbh --- Iâm gonna be dropping most of my threads on Bones and putting out a starter call when Iâm properly back on here, some time during the week. Thank you guys so much for being patient with me while I destress from exams. If you really have a thread you want to continue, you just shoot me a message ! If you wanna plot something new, shoot me a message ! I had so many, you guys, too many. And notification armageddon means Iâve inevitably lost some anyway, so...
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UPDATE: Iâm nearly done, yâall! Two more essays to hand in by Wednesday and Iâll be back for real! Iâve missed being around, and I might throw out a starter call when Iâm back!Â
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OOC. | SO! Iâm coming up to the end of my semester at uni, which meaaaaans⌠you guessed it, assessements! Ugh. Iâm gonna put Bones on hold for two or three weeks â which means I might be here, but noooot really. Iâm gonna try and get some replies done and loaded into the queue after class tomorrow.Â
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JIM:
THERE IS THAT FEAR AND TREPIDATION settling over jim like a stormy cloud . now wouldnât be a good time to voice all that he has been going through since ,   the incident .   mainly because bones is already pissed off at the situation . finding out jim had been keeping information form him , well thatâd be the icing on the cake . the captain is caught between a rock and a hard place . damned if you do . damned if you donât .   â okay . â  he mutters softly , scooting back along the bio bed so it holds his full weight . it isnât going to be fun , but the captain can already predict what mccoy will find .
âBEFORE I DO THISâŚâ teeth sink into his bottom lip, a slightly trembling hand ( steadiest hands in the galaxy, ha ) runs through hair damp with sweat. he needs a shower, he needs sleep, he needs out of sickbay right now. but he canât. itâs gonna be hours yet before he can leave. âbefore I do this, jim,â he tries again, he has to try again, âI need to know what youâve been keepinâ from me---and donât tell me itâs nothinâ, cus you donât seem awful surprised by all this.â lenâs not⌠it isnât anger. heâs just tired, heartsick for his friend, for what heâs done.
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âdo u have kinksâ yeah like five in my neck
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THE GREEK GOD / GODDESS YOU REFLECT MOST
BONES GOT: ARES
ares is the greek god of WAR, and often represents the physical or violent and untamed aspect of war. an association with ares endows places and objects with a savage, dangerous, or militarised quality. when ares does appear in myths, he typically faces humiliation. despite negative context, ares is strong and fearless in the face of danger, and fights for himself and those he loves.
TAGGED BY: @diedsaving TAGGING: uhhhh, anyone who hasnât done this yet!Â
#[ okay 'militarised' is as far from actual pacifist leonard mccoy as you can GET ]#[ but the fighting for himself and those he loves bit is spot on ]#â
â â ( headcanons. )
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CRAZY GIRL:

  He was right â she didnât know. What the word meant, what that feeling was like â being afraid of falling? No. It wasnât scary to be flying â to be in the open â to be free.Â
  It was the opposite that was fucking mortifying, so much so that sheâd fight with every tooth and nail she had to escape it, no matter how much it hurt her â no matter how much it hurt anyone!Â
  Sheâd never get being afraid to be free.Â
  Well. At least not for very many years. At least not until after Tallow was back, and then gone again, for good. At least not until after Akan. At least not until after seeing Len happy, with his own family â without her.Â
  At least not for very, very many more years.Â
  Tonight, she was still laying under a canopy of stars and staring into soft, gentle eyes. Tonight, she was smiling hard, but somewhat sad, as she turned closer to him. The curve of her body was resting against his.Â
  âItâs not just Tallow. Itâs everyone. Iâm not ââ Sheâs searching for the right words. Theyâll never come to her. âIâm a fuck-up, dude. Iâm just⌠fucked up. So like⌠maybe I am different, but⌠not in a good way. A bad kind of special, yâknow? A sad-special.âÂ
He was as hesitant as he would be dealing with a skittish colt as he lifted an arm, let it rest across Willowâs shoulders. Len tucked her in against his side, cheek resting against her hair with a sigh. This was⌠it was nice. Simple. Easy. But there was sadness tainting his contentment, seeping in beneath his skin like a poison. He liked to consider himself a generally happy person, if not slightly hot-headed and cynical. Misery wasnât his style. Â
âForget him. Forget all them â anyone who thinks youâre a screw-up. Youâre a kid, Willow. Same as me.â At least, he thought she was. He didnât actually know how old Willow was. But his point still stood. âThatâs what beinâ young is about â messinâ up, learninâ from it.â He squeezed her shoulders gently, letting out another breezy sigh. âYouâre not a bad special, Willow. I donât care how many times you tryân tell me you are â I know youâre a good kinda special.â
Len lifted his gaze from the shingles on the roof to the stars just starting to wink into existence on the inky background of the night sky. The view from the McCoysâ roof was a spectacular one, even he had to admit that. It was why he and his dad climbed up there as often as they did, after all. ââŚwhatâs it like? Up there? Runninâ through the stars⌠must be quite a timeâŚâ
#skymade#â
â â ( willow; thread. )#â
â â ( verse; look to the stars. )#â
â â ( queue. )
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JIM:
Jim had the glass up to his lips when Bones issued his warning, and the blond sighed softly and took a rather small sip instead of downing it like heâd originally planned. Bones knew him too well, and Jim had to be thankful for that, at least â being a captain meant he couldnât really afford to go on benders whenever he got upset. Not that he didnât WANT to because goddamn, he really wanted to. âLeave it to McCoy to be the voice of reason while Iâm drowning in thoughts and feelings.â
Jim managed to laugh a little, his gaze drifting toward the window again â he was dead tired, overworked and wishing shore leave was in his near future. Or at least, something slightly more interesting than the emptiness that deep space had offered them in the past few weeks. âI donât need sleep, Iâm fine.â A bad lie, Jim. Youâve never been good at lying to your best friend. âI mean, unless you wanted to keep me company⌠my bed is big enough for two and, I wonât lie⌠I always sleep better when youâre nearby.â
Maybe, if youâre there, I wonât have nightmares.
âYou know all you gotta do is ask if you want company, Jim.â Len set his glass down, moved around the bar so he could drop onto the stool next to the other man, their knees bumping together in a fond, familiar way. âAnd youâre a bad liar, Jim-boy. You know you canât get anythinâ by me.â It was a finely-honed skill of his, being able to catch Jim in a lie, even when he was in top form. Not to say his best friend was dishonest with him all that much, but Jim seemed to have a certain⌠disregard, for his own health and wellbeing, which meant he heard âIâm fineâ with disturbing frequency.
It wasnât as though theyâd never shared a bed before, he pondered to himself, that had just been something theyâd done at the academy, and on the ship when things got bad. It was⌠comforting, being able to hold Jim and know he was there, know he was safe. Seemed to keep the nightmares at bay, too, which was just an added bonus. âCâmon, finish your drink. âm tired.â He nudged Jim with his elbow, slipping down from his stool and wandering around the bar again to clear up. The bourbon was returned to its shelf, where it was gonna sit until the next time they needed it â hopefully that wouldnât be for a while.
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ELMIRA:
It didnât take her by surpriseâLen had made his intentions very clearâbut still El managed to be shocked. She all but forgot about the key in her hand; her free hand coming up to the back of his neck just to keep him there. Like in a moment El would come to her senses and Len would disappear in a puff of smoke. She pulled back, not out of any fault of either of them, but rather necessity on Elâs life. She kissed the corner of his mouth, trying to regain her composure so she wouldnât buckle. It had been too long since sheâd been this giddy. El let her hand trace his cheek, her eyes dancing over Lenâs face. Sheâd always admired it, but to see it this up close⌠She felt like a teen again, only this time she wasnât afraid. She had no reason to be. He was Len and he was safe. She gave in, closing the gap between them and savouring the moment.
It was easy, to lose himself in how warm she was, pressed against him like she was, and it was easier still to get a gentle grip on her waist, shuffle them around until he could back her up against the door. She tasted of the bourbon theyâd been drinking and something else he couldnât identify, wasnât interested in identifying at the moment. She was so beautiful, how had he never noticed how beautiful she was? It was taking his breath away â or that might just have been the fact that they hadnât parted for air in too long. He managed to pull away with a gasp, breathless like he hadnât been in⌠quite some time. He didnât go far, pressing their foreheads together to keep them close. A gentle squeeze of her hips, a quiet sigh⌠this night had definitely taken a turn he hadnât expected. ââŚWe should⌠probâly⌠head inâŚâ But he didnât move, and he wasnât about to let her go anywhere either.Â
#shesnotmyship#â
â â ( elmira; thread. )#â
â â ( verse; a simple kind of man. )#â
â â ( queue. )
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ELMIRA:
Elmira hadnât meant to fall asleep, it was just supposed to be a stop over to calm her down, and then sheâd go back to Lenâs room. But when she woke up she was still in the guest bed, and despite her painkillers having (noticeably) worn off she was inexplicably happy. And, to the best of her knowledge, she had no reason to be. She rolled out of the bed, wrapping her arms around her middle. She shuffled out to the kitchen where she could hear Len, running her hands through her hair so it wasnât sticking up at strange angles. âHey,â El smiled, and for a moment she had to frown at how natural it all felt. There wasnât a part of her that was thinking hey, this is weird, âsorry about crawling into bed with you; I didnâtââ Mean to? Yeah, she did. So she just shrugged, there was a vague memory of Len pulling her in when she really wasnât okay. âThank-you. For last night.â
âYouâre welcome, darlinâ.â The petname rolled off his tongue without thought, and he paused for a moment to marvel over how natural it felt, applying it to Elmira. Alright, it was his go-to, but still⌠thereâd never been so much warm affection in it before when heâd jokingly thrown it Elmiraâs way. Apparently, the world had decided it wanted to go all topsy-turvy on him today and he was honestly too tired to fight that. âYou got any requests for breakfast? Iâm makinâ bacon, eggs and hash browns.â Classic post-night shift staples. âI can do pancakes if you wantâŚ? Theyâll take a little longer, but Jo swears by Mommaâs recipe.â As well she should, his mommaâs recipes were the best around, if he did say so himself. He mighta been biased, though. Shaking his head with a chuckle, Len busied himself collecting his ingredients, dropping an absentminded kiss to the top of Elâs head as he went by.
#shesnotmyship#â
â â ( elmira; thread. )#â
â â ( verse; a simple kind of man. )#â
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JIM:
THE BLONDE HAD BEEN in the process of sipping his beer when he paused and looked bones head on .  curious he should mention this now . a twisted feeling entered jimâs gut . but who was he to dictate what his best friend did with his life ? leonard was free to be whatever he wanted . jim just hoped he would into space with him .
setting the bottle down , hands move slower than normal because he needs to know this answer . and what are you going to do ? are you going to take it ?
<< TOLD THEM I WAS GOING TO THINK ABOUT IT. >> but he knew he wouldnât be taking the position, no matter how much the head of surgery at med hq begged, cajoled or bargained. heâd follow jim, wherever the other wanted to lead him. a roll of his shoulders served as a shrug and he let his eyes wander over the other patrons in the restaurant for a few long moments before returning his attention to the other man. << you know Iâm not going to take it. I just wanted to know what youâd think about it. me staying on earth. >> no, his future was already playing out differently in his head; danger and disease, wrapped in darkness and silence.Â
#spaceworn#â
â â ( jim; thread. )#â
â â ( verse; to begin again. )#â
â â ( queue. )#[ does... does he just want to hear jim admit he'd miss him? ]#[ maybe so ]
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JIM:

really, he wants to hash it out right here & now. push bones the subject past the point of no return, to the point itâd be a fight. itâd be easier that way ( part of him always knew itâd only be a matter of time until THIS happened. ), but jim only watches him go. sometimes space, isolation, is good too. thereâs a wall to build â bullshit, but old habits are hard to shake. he blames the morbid curiosity ( & guilt, maybe? ) that makes him stop by bonesâ quarters as heâs finishing up his morning run.
he shrugs. howâs he supposed to know how long, EXACTLY, the otherâs been out? the computerâd probably have a better answer than he did. âyou stumbled out of my office about fourteen hours ago. iâm only guessing that you came straight here, bones.â a fair guess. the right one, he knows. âbelieve it or not, my schedule doesnât revolve around hounding you.â that last bit isnât fair, but since when has he EVER been able to stop himself while heâs ahead? kirk breaks his gaze briefly, long enough to lick at chapped lips, to reset. âiâll let you get back to it. i just wanted to make sure you hadnât ââ hadnât what? if itâd been him, heâdâve done something stupid; ignored his basic needs in favor of alcohol, as per usual, ( sans thrown punches, obviously ) probably. but, similar as they are, bones as always seemed a little more RATIONAL in his coping mechanisms. â â drowned in your own drool or something.â jim swallows then, takes a deep breath.  âi gotta get showered & up to the bridge so, um, whenever you want to talk, let me know.â
he wants to talk about it NOW, because he doesnât want this hanging over their heads the way it obviously is. lenâs tempted to ask jim if heâs bullshitting him about having a shift, but he already knows the answer. alpha doesnât start for almost five hours, unless jimâs decided he wanted to jog in the middle of gamma. heâs not in the headspace for this conversation, though, and the other man probably isnât either. âjust⌠just swing by after your shiftâs done. you know where Iâll be.â here, in his quarters. in bed, probably. heâs still exhausted. ââŚwe gotta deal with this one, jim. you know we canât just⌠put it away for another day. not this. this is too big.â
too big. TOO MUCH. thatâs the whole problem. he misses earth; he misses georgia; he misses his mama; he misses his little girl, more than anything else. but if he leaves⌠if he transfers off of enterprise⌠heâs gonna miss his family. heâs gonna miss the ship. len knows himself well enough to know that. heâs honest enough to admit â to himself if no one else â that heâll struggle adjusting to a life without jim. khan helped prove that to him, and heâs not eager to feel that gnawing EMPTINESS in his stomach again. âI got things I need to say, but Iâll let you go. for now.âÂ
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CHARLIE:
Charlie understands why Starfleet wouldnât want these kinds of things to get out. Paralell universes can create way too many implications, and even he knows it ainât all good. The universe is enough to deal with as it is without adding in a couple million more of them out there with troubles that no one needs, because if one universe is like the others, then they would have their own problems. Charlie himself comes from a universe in the midst of a war with the Klingons after all.
So he holds the bottle, not exactly drinking from it, but he stays quiet and listens to the doctorâs tale about all the things thatâs happened to create this different universe. It certainly is all very crazy and rather unimaginable, but Charlie has seen enough crazy things in the world to realize that whatever humans may find crazy, life probably has more crazy things in store.
He supposes he should really be surprised, and maybe he would be if he didnât have his grandfatherâs stories. But he remembers the stories, and suddenly all of this didnât seem to entirely crazy. Well, it is crazy, but just not too much that his brain canât wrap around it.
Charlie holds out the bottle back to the doctor, âYou look like you need it more than I doâŚI guessâŚI guess this isnât all soâŚ.crazyâŚitâs more like Grandpaâs stories coming trueâŚthough I guess it is a little crazyâŚI guess I just never thought he was actually telling me Starfleet secrets while telling me bedtime storiesâŚâ He sighs before asking, âSo I guessâŚI guess you guys didnât have a war with the Klingons thenâŚthatâs niceâŚâ
He took the bottle back, but didnât open it. It was set down on the desk, to be banished back to the drawer it came from. The damn thing had been a birthday present, and he almost â almost â felt bad that heâd mostly quit drinking for good. His attention returns to Charlie when he mentions the Klingons and Len barks out a laugh thatâs more bitter than heâd meant for it to be. He runs a hand through hair thatâs twelve-hour-shift dishevelled and fixes the other with an appraising look.
âWe came close to it,â he admits, âWar with the Klingons. Had a run-in with a guy named Khan a while back. It was⌠it was a mess, honestly.â Thatâs an understatement, but heâs not about to get into that. âIâd be interested in hearinâ more about the differences between our timelines, actually, but Spock â the old one, from your timeline â he says we shouldnât know too much âbout it. Could have âcatastrophic resultsâ, or somethinâ.â
He fell quiet for a few long moments after that, his thoughts straying to Jonathan Archer. Heâd left out the fact that man had passed away in his sleep a couple months ago. It had been a nice service, and heâd been sad to see the man go. Not as sad as he was guessing Charlie was gonna be to hear about it. When he did finally speak again, Lenâs voice was hushed, solemn.
ââŚYour grandfather was a great man.â His hands balled themselves into fists at his sides, and he forced them to unclench. âIâm sorry, that youâre not gonna get to meet this version of him. Heâd⌠heâd of liked to see you, I think. He took losinâ you â our you â he took it real hard.â
#legacyexplorer#â
â â ( charlie; thread. )#â
â â ( verse; to boldly go. )#â
â â ( queue. )
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BASHIR:
   oh, thatâs not good.Â
   julian lies back down and shuts his eyesâ though itâs barely enough to ease his nausea or the burning of the lights. he speaks slow, trying to not aggravate his body further.Â
   â ⌠we were testing a few upgrades to the warp drives andâ a few other systems. weapons, cloaking⌠making sure everything was in working order. we mustâve hit some subspace anomaly, iâm not sure. i wasnât on the bridge when itâŚÂ â
  he falls quiet as his head turns towards len, eyes squinting open, and finally taking in some of his surroundings. itâs all federation medical equipment, no doubt, but itâs old. and if this really is starfleet medical? this is state of the art for the time. which meansâŚ
  god, the department of temporal investigations is going to have his head.
  itâs second nature to prepare the hypo, give julian a cursory explanation of, âsomethinâ for the nauseaâ, and administer it.
  ânow, I donât know much âbout what went on. I just know you turned up in enterpriseâs transporter room during some kinda ion storm, unconscious.â
  thatâs all anyone could tell him when he got the call, and len can only thank whoeverâs out there looking out for shipâs named enterprise that theyâd been near enough to spacedock to get julian here. heâd woken up a few times since then, but len doubts he remembers any of them, considering how out of it heâd been at the time.
  âweâve been tryna figure out where you came from, but none of the shipâs outta spacedock have reported any of their crew missinâ, and we havenât got a record of any defiant. commandâs been on my ass about gettinâ you up and about so they can drill you, but Iâm thinkinâ youâre gonna need a couple more daysâŚ?â itâs an obvious out heâs offering, and itâs the least he can do.
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AELLA:

For a moment, there was nothing â then, it hit her. A gray guilt, the same color as his pain â aching, burning, soldering away all else. Fingers tensed on her cup, but otherwise, she remained placid, unchangeable. Her lips did not shake, and though she paled, she was already pale enough from exhaustion. He breathed deeply and the movement hurt her, somehow, somehow bone-deep and reverberating.Â
  Every night I was home.Â
  What did that mean?
  He apologized for his emotion, like so many before him had in her presence. She understood. Many had not interacted with an empath prior to their introduction to her. She held up a flat hand to disregard his statement.Â
  âNo apology is necessary where offense is not taken.â Especially about this. âI, ah⌠do not know who of my ensigns you do and do not know very personally. Ensign Talan?â She was Andorian, but Aella would not use that as a distinguishing feature to which to describe. ( She had been called too often the Betazoid for that. ) There was a pause while she gathered her thoughts. Tell me more about this translation you wanna do. Her first inclination was to say why? For conversationâs sake? Did it have something to do with her mental health? Was he checking up on her? âIt is not work-related.â Part of her tone sounded guilty. She felt her cheeks heat as she stared down into her tea. âIt is⌠well, I have⌠I call it leisure work. I understand such is an oxymoron.â But she just wished to work on her language! That was all she had ever done! It was comforting. Was that truly so bad?
ââm apologisinâ cus I know how bad it can get for empaths, beinâ around people who let their emotions run rampant the way I do most times.â His voice was quiet, but no less intense for that.
It was nice, hearing Aella admit that she had a guilty pleasure. A tiny smile tugged at the corners of his lips and he ducked his head. Leisure work. Only Aella would consider a hobby any kind of work. âI know Talan.â Knew her because she was always prompt for her physicals and didnât bitch about getting them, like certain other people on the damn ship, and even aside from that, most people on the ship had passed through his sickbay a time or two. âSheâs a goodâun.â
It occurred to him that his interest Aellaâs personal life might have been⌠misinterpreted, the thought making him frown. He lifted his gaze to meet Aellaâs eyes once more, ensuring heâd be heard and â hopefully â understood. âNow, I hope you donât think this is me checkinâ up on you or nothinâ. Well, I âspose it is, in a way, but not cus Iâm your CMO. Iâd just like to know more about you, Aella. Thereâs nothinâ wrong with that, is there? I like feelinâ connected to yâall. Can be hard sometimes, when Iâm shut up in my sickbay.â
Not that he didnât sneak onto the bridge to make a nuisance of himself up there more often than he shouldâveâŚ
#empathicstars#â
â â ( aella; thread. )#â
â â ( verse; to boldly go. )#â
â â ( queue. )
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