inumaki toge x gn! reader
minors do not interact—i will block you!
your thumb hovers over the “call” button.
you know it’s a horrible idea; your brain screams at you to put down your phone, to turn off your vibrator, and to accept another night of stunted bliss. but you need to orgasm so desperately that it hurts—physically and mentally. your head has a beat of its own, and if you don’t finish, you think you might explode.
besides—toge told you could call him if you ever needed help.
it’s embarrassing if you think about it for too long, how you ranted to him about every shitty sexual encounter you’ve had over the past few years, how you can only ever rely on yourself (though your meds are making that next-to-impossible, too). you nearly choked on your drink when he expressed that he could help if you ever desired his services; he even stuck out his tongue for emphasis.
chalking it up to desperation—not the way that your stomach somersaults when you think about your best friend’s tongue—you call him.
toge picks up after the first ring. “kelp,” he says his standard greeting, his mouth half full.
“i-inumaki.” you inhale a lungful of air, trying to shake off your nerves. “i need your…assistance.”
the vibrator in your hand is at its highest setting, no doubt rattling the speaker on his phone. you hope it’s plenty clear what you’re referencing; you might die if you have to go into further detail. while he doesn’t say anything for a few beats, you hear muffled noises on his line—like fabric being moved.
“mustard leaf.”
he’s asking for confirmation (are you sure you want to go through with this?)
under normal circumstances, you would be grateful for his courtesy, as he’s clearly concerned about getting your explicit consent. but right now you’re swimming in frustration; you feel like you’re going to drown in it. you bring your lips closer to the microphone. “i swear to fucking god,” you hiss, “if you don’t make me cum like you fucking promised, i’m going to find someone else wh—”
“cum.”
your mouth hangs open in a silent scream, vision going black, back arching off the bed with the intensity of your climax. something wet jets out of you—not that you can register anything other than the pleasure that licks through your body and hums in your veins. you’re practically incoherent, repeatedly babbling thank you, thank you, thank you to your friend.
on his end, toge is just happy that you can’t hear him feverishly pleasuring himself to your sounds of ecstasy.
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also hi jake. i thijk we should kiss and be a hot goth couple
I'll text him and relay the message
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Imagine, in the T$$ menagerie AU the crew all think Sahota is just another human hunter who enjoy's seeing them trapped there but he turns out to also be a mithical creature that Vic has conditioned to be loyal to him (Maybe Sahota is a selkie and Vic has his seal skin so he can't leave him)
DAMMIT anons coming at me with my own twists again 😭 (/pos I swear I love it we're on the same wavelength)
I currently have him as a de-fanged vampire but I looove the selkie idea so I might look at designs for that 👀
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Olteca + Light || original idea by @scoups4lyfe
The other day I found this excellent post narrating how Olteca’ surroundings directly tell the viewers what’s happening. (Most of what I’m gonna explain comes from Scoups4lyfe’s post btw, please check it out.)
1+2 | He starts out with Aguilera and Julio in the lounge, they’re friends, he’s doing fine. While the three of them rarely sit on the same couch/face the same direction, they’re still a working trio. Olteca is okay.
3+4 | The light is dimmer, coming mostly from the background, he has betrayed his friends and it’s only him and Chameleon. Then the latter dies, so he brings back the cultists to serve him instead. He’s already on the path to Bad End.
5+6 | The mannequins. Truly a breathtaking sight (they’re not). Olteca already has no one left willing to forgive him, only that faceless crowd is left to keep him company. What of Aguilera? She comes bringing light, that’s true. However, he sits with his back to her, implying he isn’t paying attention to that last opportunity to save himself.
7 | Akaishi serves as Olteca’s hope, he’s the blinding light he was looking for. He’s the last human being Olteca can cling to, yet already he’s aware Akaishi and him aren’t gonna work out as the scene ends with the man leaving him without looking back.
8+9 | The only light left is Olteca’s aggressive green. He’s completely alone, although he’s talking to Vail and Akaishi. There is no point in humanity any longer, he wants to burn it to the ground to build a world where he’ll be accepted. Akaishi’s hand slams onto his back in a perfect timing with the flashback of Olteca’s father hitting him. We know Akaishi had been observing him back then, so he’s definitely aware of the impact of such gesture. He also wiggles his fingers in what appears to be anticipation so yeah. He’s not different from Olteca’s father, and by that point, Olteca is perfectly aware he's now useless, thus turning his earlier betrayal toward Aguilera & Julio into a meaningless endeavor.
He already had the acceptance he craved at the start, and gradually destroyed it by wanting ‘the world to be his’ instead.
Congratulations, you have betrayed yourself for nothing, Hatsushiba Makoto!
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What would you think, if, after getting advice from Iroh, Zuko and the gang travel to the spirit world in order to find Aang’s people so that Aang can teach the air acolytes more about the air nomads? But Zuko gets attacked by a poisonous spirit and reverts back to pre Season 2 Zuko after losing some of his memories due to the poison fogging his mind. Zuko is confused and doesn’t know why he’s firelord. The gang try to explain things to him, but it only causes him to become even more confused. Aang and the gang then leave Zuko behind to spend more time with the air acolytes. While they’re gone, Zuko is very uncertain about what to do, but soon corrupt advisors convince him to restart the war. Zuko doesn’t remember his friendship with Aang, but he hears that he once joined Aang, so Zuko assumes that Aang once brainwashed him into joining team Avatar and turning against his Father. Zuko intends to be a much greater firelord than his father, and he and his army raid the air acolyte settlement in their airships in order to hunt down Aang once again, and end up burning down the settlement. Aang and the gang wonder why Zuko chose to hunt them down again. Aang eventually comes to the conclusion that Zuko backslid due to bad advice from his advisors and because he lost some of his memories. Aang then travels the nations looking for a cure to help restore Zuko’s memories.
Azula escapes from the mental institute and Zuko sends bounty hunters after her to capture her. Soon, Azula gets bitten by a snake, so she finds help in the village of Jang Hui where she is healed by two waterbenders, who are taking refuge there. Jang Hui is the village Katara helped in The Painted Lady. And the villagers aren’t on good terms with the firelord. The villagers accept her and assume that she’s on their side because she’s made an enemy of the Firelord. The villagers teach Azula how to heal people using firebending techniques inspired by water bending, and she ends up becoming a fisherwoman because it’s a fishing town. She starts to warm up to the town, but one day she overhears the waterbenders talking about sneaking out to sabotage the smelting factory(which is currently undergoing reconstruction) in order to help the villagers. Azula offers to join their mission, and the three sneak out to destroy the factory, but she betrays the waterbenders over to the fire nation in hopes that she might bring glory to the fire nation. But now that the waterbenders are captured and eliminated, the town is defenseless. Zuko’s army burns the town down leaving few survivors. Zuko didn’t exactly authorize the attack, but he did give his generals permission to do whatever it takes to stop the villagers from trying to halt the rebuilding of the factory used for the war effort. A few survive and declare revenge on Azula for what she did.
Azula starts to feel terrible about betraying the people who saved her life and indirectly causing the village to be destroyed, since she didn’t know it would be destroyed. And she holds Zuko partially responsible for destroying the village. After wandering around, Azula looks through a telescope and sees Aang try to save a fire nation village from a volcano, and she also sees Zuko. Zuko does nothing after his corrupt advisors tell him to leave the village, saying that Aang will probably die, so Zuko runs away. But Aang manages to save the village from the erupting volcano. Azula gets accepted into the gang when she uses her new healing abilities to heal Aang, who is wounded by the volcano. They reluctantly team up to stop Zuko.
After wandering around the Earth Kingdom to look for a cure for Zuko's memory loss, the gang sees a massive stream of fire pour down from a few fire nation airships hovering above a village. The stream of fire burns the village to the ground, leaving few survivors. It turns out that fire nation scientists developed a highly addictive serum that can increase the fire power of any fire Bender. The downside is that prolonged use of the serum results in loss of the senses, and eventually death. Senses such as taste, smell, sight, touch, and hearing. Zuko intends take the serum and lead a fleet of airships to finish what his Dad started by burning the Earth Kingdom to the ground. After learning what Zuko intends to do, even Aang feels tempted to give up on him.
it's an interesting concept, but i have a few critiques.
first, if the gaang knows zuko lost his memory, why would they leave him in the first place? and even if they did that, surely there'd be somebody in the palace who could say "hey firelord zuko maybe don't restart the war dude wtf" or at least alert the gaang or something.
second, i've seen a lot of people try to have azula's redemption involve learning some kind of healing, and i gotta say, it very very rarely does anything for me. for starters, it (probably unintentionally) reinforces the northern water tribe's ideology that healing is inherently for women (the show admittedly also did this bc the only named male waterbender who uses any kind of healing in any canon that i'm aware of is unalaq). moreover, it's not something i think azula would be particularly good at or have much interest in.
also, why are there waterbenders in jang hui? it's a fire nation village. you said they were taking refuge, but from what, and why there? on top of that, azula knows zuko is firelord and doesn't know he's lost his memories, so why would she assume betraying the waterbenders to the fire nation would bring it glory? if she just broke out of the asylum, then the last time she saw zuko was when he and katara fought her during the agni kai.
third, if zuko lost his memory to a "poisonous" (???) spirit in the spirit world, why are they searching the earth kingdom for a cure? shouldn't they be looking in the spirit world? aang's the avatar, and iroh's gotten in before, so it shouldn't be the hardest thing in the world.
fourth, if zuko lost all his memories of books 2 and 3, he shouldn't know about ozai's plan to burn everything to the ground, since that wasn't established until after he returned to the fire nation with azula, mai, and ty lee.
finally, even before book 1 began, zuko was deeply loyal to his people, balking at the mere idea of sacrificing newbie soldiers for the sake of a win, so i can't fathom a world where zuko is ok with burning down jang hui (a fire nation village) just cuz.
i'm not trying to say there's no potential here, you have some very interesting ideas, but there's a lot that doesn't really work for me.
(to be fair tho i'm not a huge fan of anything involving much of the air acolytes bc i frankly could not give less of a fuck about them. i don't hate them or anything they just don't mean anything to me)
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