HELLO CAN I REQUEST THE CHAIN GETTING HEADPATS/HAIR RUFFLED TY BLESS
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Part 1 will include Wild, Wind and Four!
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Wild
“And here I thought that you didn’t care about what you’re hair looked like.” You walked in on wild brushing his hair out. Admittedly it was with a brush meant for a horse but seeing his Hyrule, you doubted that he even knew where to get the tools he need to take care of his own mane.
And what a mane it was.
“You know, it’s not like I actually enjoy having it all tangled up in knots with twigs sticking out all over the place.” He bites back without much force.
You snort. “Should the leaves stay then?”
“I’d rather they not but it’s a lesser of two evils.” He mutters, trying to fight a particularly stubborn knot.
“You know, we could just get you a half decent brush.” You offer, putting your hands on your hips. “You don’t have to use the one for the horses.”
“What’s the difference?”
You try to keep yourself from reeling. “It’s a lot easier for starters.”
You snatch the brush from his hands and hold it over you head where he can’t currently reach it. “Do you want to borrow mine?”
Wild frowns and crosses his hairs- his half brushed hair keeping him from looking serious in any way, shape or form. “And you’d let me? Just like that.”
“Until we can get you a new one all for yourself.” You reply cheekily. “I don’t mind it. As long as you keep your hair clean that is. That is my one condition.”
Wild continues to pout, only trying to snag the brush back at the last second. “What’s wrong with that brush?”
You deadpan and continue to keep the brush out of his reach. “It’s inefficient and you’ll only damage your hair in the end. It’s not meant for hair like yours.”
Wild sticks his tongue out childishly, looking away in the process but he’s listening. You can tell.
Rolling you eyes, you walk around and reach your bag, tossing the horse brush aside half hazardly, not caring where it lands. You return to Wild and sit behind him with your onw brush in your hand. “Here. Like this. You start at the ends.”
You brush his hair, it smoothens as a result and becomes softer the more you run your hands through it. It’s nice. It’s quiet. Wild relaxes under your touch whether he knows it or not.
Once you finish, you admire your handiwork. It did the trick in less than half of the time it would have taken him otherwise. You smile to yourself and lean forward. Holding the brush out, you drop it into his lap.
You stand and proceed to ruffle the life out of his hair, tangling it up into one jumbled mess once more. Wild squawks indignantly, immediately raising his arms to fight you off fruitlessly.
You laugh. “Ok. Now do it yourself and see the difference.”
Annoyed and put off, Wild glares at you, brandishing the brush for a moment before he gets to work once more.
You smirk and hop out of his reach just in case. “I’ll leave you to it. Just put it back in my bag when you’re done please.”
“Yeah, yeah, whatever.”
Wind
“Am I missing something?”
Wind’s voice rang out quietly through the camp. There’s wasn’t many people nearby. It was just you, the sailor, the blacksmith and the champion. The others weren’t paying too much attention to the youngest.
The others were out and about checking the perimeter or checking out the settlement nearby. It wasn’t big enough to be called a town and there was no inn to stay at for the night.
“What do you think you’re missing, buddy?” You answer him. “Context or item?”
“I don’t even know.” He frowns, dumping his back upside down. “I have all my items... at least I think I do...and the situation seems fairly cut and dry so I don’t know what I don’t know.”
“That is a problem these days, huh?” You humor him and get up from your spot. Luckily his items didn’t go all over the place so you’re able to find a spot to sit relatively easily. “Anything I can help with?”
“Can you reach into my brain and figure it out for me?” He pouts and crosses his arms, looking his items through them for the umpteenth time.
You hum and tilt your head. “Maybe... It’ll cost ya~”
Wind pauses and his eyebrows furrow. He’s always been one to show his thoughts on his face. It was endearing. You hoped he neveer changed.
“Can you really do that?”
You snort. “Nope. I was just kidding, but maybe we can retrace your steps. There’s got to a reason you think you’re missing something.”
Wind sits down next to you and crosses his arms. “Where would we even start? We did a lot these past few days and there’s no way we can remember it all.”
“Well, if you’re willing to try then it should be worth a shot.” You nudge him slightly, ruffling his hair for good measure. The notion gets Wind to break out of his serious face and a bright giggle erupts the otherwise annoyed atmosphere.
He throws your hand off of his with less force than you anticipated and your arm flops to your side. Wind shakes his head, messing up his hair further. “Maybe. Maybe not. Maybe I’m just being paranoid.”
“That’s an option.” Four speaks up finally. You don’t know how he heard. Both and and Wild seemed to be stuck in their own heads for longer than you would have guessed was normal. “Most of us are more paranoid that you’re typical citizen.”
Wild blinks, coming back into the present as well. “...Wind, do you have the match sticks we were talking about yesterday?”
A look of recognition passes over his face. Despair follows quickly. “That was it! I knew I was forgetting something!”
You snort. “Why didn’t you say something sooner? I have my own. you can use them.”
You stand, patting Wind’s head as you go. “Well at least it’s not anything serious. Hold on let me see if I can find mine.”
“Thank you!” Wild calls out, standing up and making his way to the fire pit you’ve created earlier. “We won’t do anything dangerous with them nd will use them for their intended purpose.”
You pause. “...Should I be concerned?”
“...No...”
“Suspicious.”
“Not at all!” Wind grins bright again, fixing his hair half hazardly. “We won’t start any fires with them, promise!”
“Then why do you need them?”
“...Stuff and reasons.”
You raise an eyebrow and toss Wild the match box anyway. “Don’ let Time or Twilight know those are mine.”
“Yes!″
Four
“And then you have to cool it down like this.” Four reached around you, swinging the glowing iron in a large arc to avoid you before putting it into the water bucket on the floor.
The iron hiss and steam erupted from the bucket without any second to breathe.
Your mouth gapes slightly at the reaction and Four pulls the sword to be from the bucket with a proud smile on his face. “Rinse and repeat until you get your desired result.”
“You’re joking.” You sneeze. “You do this for a living?”
“I’m the best at it.” The short hero gives a lazy salute as he places the metal back onto the table. “I learned from my grandpa but he’s getting too old to continue the trade.”
“Isn’t you’re dad a knight at the castle or something?” Your eyebrows scrunch in confusion.
“Yes. And?”
“But blacksmithing?”
“Like I said my grandpa is one.” He tilts his head. “You should see half of the stuff he makes. I may be the best in the business currently, but he was the best of his time and maybe in Hyrule’s history.”
You open your mouth to reply, but the pride in Four’s voice keeps you from saying too striking. Maybe it was something that merely skips a generation in his family. You nod instead, willing to let the matter rest.
Then something else catching your eyes and your teasing nature rears its mischievous face once more. Biting your lip, you try to let the words come out as naturally as you can. “Did he show you everything you know?”
“Of course!”
“Including how to set your apron on fire?” You point down.
Four blinks and stands straighter, looking down to where your finger is direction him too. The corner of his apron is lit flame. It must have gotten caught in the back because something taps your brain, telling you that he swears it for the sake of having something fire proof.
“Ah!” Four jumps and pats it down before it can grow any more than it had.
A snort escape you before you can stop it.
Four turns back to you with something sharp on his tongue but he also stops himself. “Ok, ok... I’ll let you have that one.”
“I’m sure you’re very good at what you do.” You pat his head since he can’t return the favor as it stands. “But I don’t think I have the patience to be here for an entire day and actually get something done.”
“It’s not for everyone.” Four agrees patting his hair back down.
You grin. “I bet it’ll look cool in the end though.”
Four huff and crosses his arms, tossing the sword further away as he deals with the coals underneath. “It’ll be the most impressive blade you’ve ever seen. I can guarantee it.”
“I’ll hold you to it.”
Part 2
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A Spyro!AU Drabble
Uh, this is my very first time writing a crossover. I wanted to play it safe while adding some lore so sorry if it's not that good.
"Ray and Maya. It is great to see you again." Nestor greeted the couple upon their arrival at the shore of the Artisans' homeworld.
Ray was a Peace Keeper and Maya was an Artisan. Their children, Kai and Nya, identified as Peace Keepers but their parents wanted them to also be in touch with their maternal bloodline so every summer, they would live with the Artisans. It was an agreement they've had ever since their children hatched. Speaking of...
"Hello, Nestor." The young dragons politely greeted the Artisan leader.
"It is also a pleasure to see you again." The green dragon also accepted their greeting.
Just one look and he can already tell Kai and Nya were becoming their own unique dragons. Kai was hot-blooded and protective while Nya was intuitive but still open to logic. He always knew they would grow up to become dragons their parents and the Peace Keepers will be proud of.
"Will we get to see the purple hatchling?"
"He is still too young. However, Lloyd has been looking forward to your visit."
Just hearing their friend's name perked up the young dragons and they went on ahead, allowing the dragon elders some time to themselves.
"It seems Lloyd has adjusted well since... you know..." Ray started.
"Indeed. It's been many years since Garmadon was banished. There are still some days when Lloyd feels lonely but his mother and uncle have done their best to fill in the void." Nestor remembered the day the sentence was carried out. Lloyd was such a little dragon at the time. It was still sad to see that the consequences of the actions his father made alone still affected him.
"Wu and Misako must've had their work cut out for them," Maya added, "I'm sure they will also be delighted if we meet up."
"Sounds like a plan." Her husband quickly set the suggestion in stone.
Looks like this year's summer with the Artisans has been planned out...
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