Personality Inversion AU: Shadow and Rouge
Shadow
Peppy and outgoing.
Tries not to linger on the past.
Had a somewhat rocky relationship with Maria but still cared for her and was really sad when she died.
Very talkative. Despite this he tends to watch what he says in fear of hurting somebody's feelings.
Secretly judgemental of people but won't say anything about his thoughts unless important.
Loves hanging out with friends. Especially loves bothering Sonic because he thinks Sonic should learn to live a little and stop hiding away inside all day. Sonic begs to differ but Shadow doesn't care about that.
Master of bluffing in combat, but only because you never know if he's actually bluffing or not. It always keeps his opponents on their toes.
Not very competitive.
Tends to second guess his own actions but pushes forwards regardless when lives are on the line.
Rouge
Still has a fondness for shiny things but is not obsessive.
Doesn't like stealing.
Has trouble putting on a brave face.
Relies heavily on her friends.
Optimistic but can also be blunt at times.
Pretty bad at keeping secrets and has the worst poker face.
Wears her heart on her sleeve.
Hates manipulation.
Doesn't meet Shadow through GUN but rather a chance encounter.
Runs a small jewelery store rather than a club. This is how she met Shadow because she happened to find a Chaos Emerald and decided to keep it since she didn't realize it was a magical gem, but Shadow was able to sniff it out.
Doesn't like getting involved in things but, caring greatly for her friends, will get involved for the sake of those she holds dear.
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I present to you the first direct sketch about the O.P. (Opposite Universe).
Ladybug and Cat miraculous holders from the O.P. are here:
I introduce you Rouge Chance and Alley Cat.
Alley Cat's real identity is Cerise Lenoir (Lila's Opposite counterpart).
Cerise was an orphan girl who was hosted and adopted by Marianne Lenoir. It's Marianne who educated her and learned to her the mankind's, family's and love's values. Thanks to her, Cerise has knowledge skills about miraculouses' powers and she's become the New guardian of the Miracle box.
Rouge Chance's identity is not yet revealed but I will let you guess that in a future update (Spoiler: It's neither Marinette nor Adrien nor Alya. It's another person).
Rouge Chance is the Miraculous team leader at Paris. He's not interested by the Fame (because he's pissed of that) and he doesn't recquire autographs from any people like pop-stars, actors, stylists, top-models, etc..
There are Miraculous adult characters here with their personas are different (even inversed) in the list. Meanwhile, they have details that will surprise you. I drawed Colt Fathom (from leaks), FĂ©lix's father, not yet introduced in the TV show.
Example: In Canon, Colt is officially deceased. In Opposite, Colt is still alive and he has adopted Adrien after the latter's parents' deaths.
I let you imagine O.P. Adrien's life with Fathom's family (Colt, Félix and Amélie).
List of available Opposite characters:
Colt Fathom. Billionaire with multiple nationalities (American-British-French). Negligect parent like in canon.
Roger Raincomprix. Mayor of Paris.
Tomoe Tsurugi. Kagami's mother. Mercantile. Progressist on tradition values instead Traditionalist.
Caline Bustier, Teacher who is annoyed with her pupils.
Nathalie Sancoeur. Archeologist. Owner of the Agreste's mansion since Gabriel's and Ămilie's deaths.
Xavier Ramier. He hates birds (mainly pigeons).
Master Fu. Former guardian of the Miracle Box. Marianne's defunct love interest. Died as a hero of the RĂ©sistance during the 1940-1944 Occupation period.
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"Quatre secondes"
Wolverine x
M/FTMreader
note : mutant!reader
résumé : Logan entend malgré lui des bruits assez dérangeants dans une chambre voisine, il sera surpris de découvrir de qui ils proviennent
! warnings : forme de voyeurisme, violence, langage vulgaire/cru, évocation de sexualité et de guerre, alcool, jalousie
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Description Ă la troisiĂšme personne
Il avait une ouĂŻe surdĂ©veloppĂ©e, tout le monde le savait. Les Ă©lĂšves qui se disputaient, il les entendait. Les vitres cassĂ©es par un ballon, il les entendait. Les rires Ă deux heures du matin, ça putain ouais il les entendait aussi. En bref, il entendait tout ce quâil se passait dans le manoir, du moins au deuxiĂšme Ă©tage. Dâhabitude, aucun problĂšme Ă sâendormir avec ces bruits, il avait dĂ©jĂ dormi sous des tirs de fusils alors des gosses nâallaient pas lâempĂȘcher de se reposer. Enfin, c'est ce quâil pensait. Les rires, les insultes, les chuchotements, dâaccord, mais les gĂ©missements c'Ă©taient autre chose encore.
Au deuxiĂšme Ă©tage il nây avait que les Ă©tudiants ayant dĂ©passĂ© la majoritĂ©, pour ceux que lâon pouvait dater, et quelquefois il arrivait que ce genre de choses se produisent mais rien de terrible, c'Ă©tait lĂ©ger et rapide, tout lâinverse de ces derniĂšres fois. Parce que oui, âcesâ derniĂšres fois. Pas juste une fois, un vendredi soir pour fĂȘter le weekend, non, tous les putains de soirs depuis une semaine. Alors Logan commençait Ă regretter son ouĂŻe surdĂ©veloppĂ©e.
Il nâavait jamais bien dormi, c'Ă©tait pas son genre, mais ne pas dormir n'Ă©tait pas son genre non plus. Il avait besoin de sommeil. Son corps avait beau se rĂ©gĂ©nĂ©rer, il devait se reposer, pour Ă©viter d'ĂȘtre de mauvaise humeur, encore plus que dâhabitude je veux dire.
Mais aller toquer Ă la porte de cette chambre et demander poliment d'arrĂȘter de baiser tous les soirs n'Ă©tait pas non plus dans ses options. MalgrĂ© son caractĂšre, assez explosif, Logan nâaimait pas ces situations, elles le mettaient toujours trĂšs mal Ă lâaise. Et puis, il devait avouer aussi quâadmettre que depuis une semaine il Ă©coutait sans le vouloir ces bruits Ă©tait un peu gĂȘnant, voire mĂȘme beaucoup.
Lors de ces nuits blanches, Logan Ă©tait parvenu Ă localiser la chambre dâoĂč prĂ©venait tout ce boucan. C'Ă©tait la derniĂšre, tout au fond du couloir, Ă environ cinq chambres de la sienne. Si sa mĂ©moire Ă©tait bonne, Oscar dormait lĂ -dedans. Un mec assez banal et gentillet, le genre Ă se faire recaler par toutes ses conquĂȘtes amoureuses. Et pourtant il en faisait du bordel. Bien entendu il n'Ă©tait pas tout seul dans lâhistoire, mais Logan ne voyait pas qui pourrait ĂȘtre la deuxiĂšme personne. Oscar avait des ami.e.s mais rien de fantastique, pas de petit.e ami.e non plus et en aucun cas une mutation permettant de faire ce genre de choses tout seul. En fait, il pouvait juste manipuler les couleurs, mais pas Ă un trĂšs haut niveau, seulement inverser le jaune dâune banane avec le rouge dâune fraise par exemple. Alors Logan sĂ©chait, il ne voyait pas qui ça pouvait bien ĂȘtre. Et mĂȘme la voix ne lâaidait pas, il entendait davantage Oscar que lâautre. MĂȘme si quelquefois il parvenait Ă capter une voix, trĂšs douce, trĂšs tremblante, et il devait l'avouer, assez agrĂ©able Ă entendre. Mais ce n'Ă©tait pas sa faute, il ne pouvait pas ne pas Ă©couter, ses oreilles entendaient pour lui. Et mĂȘme avec des bouchons il entendait tout, puis de toute maniĂšre il ne supportait pas ces trucs en plastique fluorescent.
Au bout de la cinquiĂšme fois, il avait eu espoir que ça sâarrĂȘte, quâils arrĂȘtent. Mais ce n'Ă©tait pas arrivĂ©.
HonnĂȘtement, il Ă©tait un peu Ă cran. Les Ă©lĂšves le remarquaient trĂšs clairement, dĂšs le dĂ©but de la semaine ils avaient vu que Wolverine Ă©tait dâhumeur cinglante, ils se tenaient encore plus Ă carreaux. Leur soulagement Ă©tait quâau moins il n'Ă©tait pas professeur, parce quâils se voyaient mal avoir Ă endurer ce regard enflammĂ© pendant une voire deux heures de cours. Logan Ă©tait simplement âinvitĂ©â, ou peut-ĂȘtre âhabitantâ, ou âbabysitterâ aussi parfois. Charles lui avait proposĂ© un poste en tant que professeur dâhistoire, mais il avait vite refusĂ©, ne voulant pas avoir Ă se coltiner des Ă©valuations Ă corriger et une cravate Ă porter. Quelquefois il donnait des sortes de cours, ou plutĂŽt des entraĂźnements, dans le combat bien entendu. Et puis un ou deux, ou une petite dizaine dâĂ©lĂšves peut-ĂȘtre, lui demandait frĂ©quemment de les aider Ă la salle de sport, pour des conseils ou juste un soutien physique. Avec tout ça il avait fini par connaĂźtre tout le monde, mĂȘme sâil nâen avait pas lâair, il aimait plutĂŽt bien ces gosses.
Et puisque officiellement il nâavait rien Ă faire, il pouvait observer Oscar, ou plutĂŽt avec qui il traĂźnait.
AppuyĂ© contre un encadrement de porte, Logan ne dĂ©tacha pas son regard du jeune homme. Malicia Ă©tait passĂ©e parler Ă Oscar, et des sueurs froides avaient parcouru le dos de Logan en imaginant cette possibilitĂ©, mais heureusement elle Ă©tait avec Bobby dans une chambre Ă l'autre bout du couloir. Katt Ă©tait aussi passĂ©e pour lui donner des livres, mais Logan savait quâelle avait dĂ©jĂ quelquâun dâautre dans le viseur, ça ne pouvait donc pas ĂȘtre elle. Quentin, Mark, Sophie et Sasha aussi. En fait, Oscar parlait Ă beaucoup de monde et nâavait pourtant pas dâamis fixes.
Dix-sept heures et Logan commençait à rùler. Pour un samedi, Oscar en voyait du monde, il faisait courir Logan un peu partout. Et dans tout ça, personne ne pouvait correspondre.
« Salut, tu as pu le récupérer ? »
Devant lui, Ă une quinzaine de mĂštres, Oscar discutait avec une nouvelle personne encore. Logan leva les yeux au ciel derriĂšre ses lunettes de soleil et sâappuya davantage sur lâarbre dans son dos.
« Mh mh, Tornade a Ă©tĂ© comprĂ©hensive, elle m'a mĂȘme aidĂ© Ă le rĂ©parer »
Le garçon souriait faiblement, il n'Ă©tait pas timide, Logan le savait puisquâil connaissait assez bien ce jeune homme, c'Ă©tait mĂȘme lui qui lâavait ramenĂ©.
Il y a quatre mois, Logan est parti, sans vraiment savoir pourquoi, pour ĂȘtre honnĂȘte, il voulait juste aller prĂšs dâun lac et regarder la forĂȘt vivre en face. Mais il a entendu un couinement, humain, ou du moins pas animal. En fait, il a failli couper la tĂȘte Ă ce garçon lors de leur premiĂšre rencontre, il s'Ă©tait cachĂ© dans un buisson derriĂšre lui. Logan lâa Ă©coutĂ© lui expliquer quâil avait fuit sa maison pour Ă©chapper Ă des personnes qui ne lâapprĂ©ciaient pas, il disait que sa famille lui manquait beaucoup mais quâil ne pouvait pas revenir avec eux car c'Ă©tait dangereux. Puis, sorti de nul part, il lui a dit quâil Ă©tait dĂ©solĂ© pour tout ce quâil avait vĂ©cu. Logan lâa fixĂ©, pendant un long moment avant de demander : âtu lis dans les pensĂ©es ?â. Ce Ă quoi le garçon a rĂ©pondu : âjâinterprĂšte les signes invisiblesâ. Il a fallu dix bonnes minutes pour que Logan comprenne, et qu'il se dĂ©tende un peu par la mĂȘme occasion. Le garçon lui a demandĂ© pardon, il a dit ne pas avoir voulu ĂȘtre trop brusque mais quâil nâavait pas pu s'empĂȘcher de le dire, parce quâil voyait la souffrance sur les traits de Logan. La discussion s'Ă©tait arrĂȘtĂ©e lĂ , Logan s'Ă©tait levĂ© et avait lentement soufflĂ©, il n'aimait pas parler de sa vie alors savoir que quelqu'un pouvait lire en lui comme dans un livre ouvert l'avait dĂ©rangĂ©. Le garçon s'Ă©tait encore une fois excusĂ©, les larmes aux yeux, et Logan l'avait regardĂ© pendant quatre secondes, quatre longues secondes qui lui avaient fait ressentir plus que quatre annĂ©es. Il avait pris le garçon dans ses bras, il nâavait pas contrĂŽlĂ© son geste, il voulait juste le prendre dans ses bras pour quelques instants. AprĂšs, Logan l'avait emmenĂ© au Manoir, et ils sâĂ©taient vite perdus de vue dans la masse de mutants. Mais il le regardait, il ne pouvait pas s'empĂȘcher de le regarder lorsqu'il passait devant une salle de classe et quâil le voyait en train de prendre des notes, ou lorsquâil Ă©coutait de la musique dans le jardin. Logan se sentait un peu attachĂ© Ă ce garçon, enfin, ce jeune homme, puisquâil avait vingt-trois ans.
« Génial, Oscar sourit gentiment, et..tu peux venir ce soir ? »
Logan ouvrit grand les yeux. Oscar fixait le garçon avec un sourire, un peu trop grand pour n'ĂȘtre quâune invitation Ă jouer aux cartes.
« Je sais pas trop, tu sais ça va beaucoup mieux là donc..je veux pas forcer de trop, répondit l'autre avec un regard neutre, contrastant avec la situation »
Bordel, il ne sâattendait pas Ă ce que ça soit lui. Mais en y repensant, ça semblait presque logique maintenant. La voix faible et tremblante Ă©tait aussi calme et douce que la sienne, et puis il parlait beaucoup avec Oscar depuis quelque temps.
Logan lĂącha son arbre, il retira ses lunettes et passa sa main contre ses yeux. Bordel de merde, il ne s'attendait pas à ça. Il avait besoin dâun peu de calme, et dâune biĂšre accessoirement, alors il alla sâenfermer dans sa chambre.
Dans le jardin, Oscar et le garçon continuaient de parler, mais Logan n'était plus là pour les entendre, malheureusement.
« Aah putain ouais »
Deux jours, ils avaient tenu deux jours avant de recommencer. Et Logan nâallait plus tenir, surtout maintenant quâil savait Ă qui parlait Oscar.
Bordel, il nâaimait pas ça, non il n'aimait pas ça du tout. Cette contraction dans sa mĂąchoire, ses muscles tendus, son cerveau en Ă©bullition. Bordel, ça faisait des annĂ©es qu'il n'avait pas Ă©tĂ© jaloux, et il fallait que ça tombe sur ce mec.
SincĂšrement, il devrait avoir une mĂ©daille pour ne pas dĂ©jĂ avoir lacĂ©rĂ© cette foutue porte de chambre, et peut-ĂȘtre au passage un des hommes Ă lâintĂ©rieur. Mais câĂ©tait quelque chose de compliquĂ© Ă contrĂŽler, la colĂšre elle Ă©tait faite pour sa mutation, elle Ă©tait compatible. Alors oui, putain oui il avait envie de sortir ses griffes et de dĂ©foncer cette porte. Mais il se retenait, parce que concrĂštement il nây avait rien, rien que deux types en train de coucher ensemble. Il nâavait aucun droit sur ce garçon, il lui avait Ă peine parler, et pourtant un truc au fond de lui, au plus profond de sa cage thoracique, lui disait quâil Ă©tait sien. Foutu Wolverine, foutu instinct.
Il se leva, arrĂȘtant de massacrer son oreiller avec ses dents. Il ouvrit sa porte de chambre et descendit le plus vite possible au rez-de-chaussĂ©e, assez vite pour se retenir de sortir ses griffes. Bien sĂ»r il nây avait personne, tout le monde Ă©tait dans sa chambre et dormait, enfin sauf certains. Logan ouvrit le rĂ©frigĂ©rateur et y prit un soda, puisque l'alcool Ă©tait interdit dans lâĂ©tablissement. Il but la moitiĂ© de la bouteille, manquant dâen faire couler sur son menton. Il essaya de se persuader que c'Ă©tait de la biĂšre, mais le sucre gĂąchait tout.
Un bĂąillement le fit sursauter. Par rĂ©flexe ses griffes sortirent, prĂȘtes Ă embrocher.
« Wow range tes couteaux je veux juste de lâeau ! »
Le garçon se tenait devant lui, dans un large t-shirt beaucoup trop grand pour lui. Logan rentra immĂ©diatement ses griffes, posant Ă lâaveugle son soda sur le comptoir de la cuisine.
« Quâest-ce que tu fous ici ? »
Sa voix granuleuse, rauque, presque incomprĂ©hensible lorsquâil parlait trop bas. Le garçon dĂ©glutit faiblement, il avança et passa derriĂšre lâĂźlot central pour attraper un verre dans le placard. Logan semblait bouleversĂ©, ok non peut-ĂȘtre pas autant, juste un peu dĂ©boussolĂ© alors. Ses yeux Ă©taient plus ouverts que la normale, ses pupilles larges, rondes, et ce n'Ă©tait pas pour lâobscuritĂ©, il y avait au moins deux millimĂštres en trop pour que ce soit le cas. Et puis sa mĂąchoire Ă©tait tendue, pas contractĂ©e mais elle lâavait Ă©tĂ© trĂšs rĂ©cemment ça se voyait, il y avait encore les micros tremblements musculaires sur le massĂ©ter. Et sa peau Ă©tait pigmentĂ©e, par du rouge amarante, posĂ© par points sâĂ©tirant petit Ă petit le long de lâos principal.
« Je viens juste chercher de lâeau, pas besoin d'ĂȘtre aussi agressif »
Logan essaya de respirer, vraiment, mais il avait un peu de mal. Est-ce quâil venait boire pour compenser toute la sueur Ă©puisĂ©e, est-ce que ce t-shirt Ă©tait Ă Oscar, est-ce que cette odeur Ă©tait la sienne.
« Cale-toi sur le battement de tes cils, dit le garçon en sâappuyant sur le lavabo, la respiration devient meilleure et rĂ©gulĂ©e lorsque les clignements sont plus lents et contrĂŽlĂ©s »
Logan lui lança un regard, entre lâinterrogation et la dĂ©sorientation. Le garçon lui sourit, il but une gorgĂ©e de son eau avant de reprendre la parole.
« Les signes invisibles, expliqua-t-il, tu es stressĂ©, Ă©nervĂ© et frustrĂ©, je dirais que câest en rapport avec quelqu'un et je pourrais mĂȘme dire que câest moi mais jâaime pas ĂȘtre narcissique alors je le dirais pas »
Le jeune Ă©mit une courte pause, juste le temps d'interprĂ©ter les rĂ©actions de lâhomme en face de lui.
« Jâai raison, et en plus de tout ça je dirais que tu es totalement paumĂ©, il se rapprocha, regarde moi, dans les yeux, fixe moi et seulement moi, il posa sa main sur la joue droite de Logan, ne crois pas que jâessaie de te draguer, je te calme juste, parce que ça mâembĂȘterait que le Wolverine fasse une crise dâangoisse Ă cause de moi »
Les spasmes oculaires se calmĂšrent, Logan l'Ă©coutait et le fixait comme il lui avait dit. Son cĆur ralentissait, tout doucement, pas dâun coup sec et c'Ă©tait bon signe. Sa gorge Ă©tait toujours serrĂ©e, il retenait quelque chose, son air ou sa voix peut-ĂȘtre, ou alors une rĂ©action, oui une rĂ©action.
« Tu peux sourire si tu veux, je vais pas te croquer tu sais, il sourit doucement Ă Logan pour appuyer ses mots, et puis je sais trĂšs bien que câest toujours amusant comme situation, il retira doucement la main du visage de Logan, je veux dire, que quelquâun sache exactement ce que tu penses et fais sans qu'il lise dans tes pensĂ©es, ça fait flipper, ou rire, ça dĂ©pend des personnes »
Sa gorge se desserra trĂšs lĂ©gĂšrement, et un souffle amusĂ© passa ses lĂšvres. Le garçon s'Ă©carta de quelques pas, pour avoir une vue dâensemble, et tout sembla Ă peu prĂšs stable.
« Comment tu peux faire ça »
Il sourit de nouveau Ă Logan et rĂ©pondit en montrant de la tĂȘte les mains de ce dernier.
« Et toi, comment tu peux faire ça »
Logan reprit sa bouteille dans un sourire amusĂ©, il la finit en quelques gorgĂ©es. En face, le garçon fixait la pomme dâAdam monter et descendre dans une lenteur hypnotisante. Il devait l'avouer, Logan lui plaisait beaucoup.
« Je- je vais remonter du coup, dit-il en se redressant »
La bouteille de soda vide fit un bruit aigu en se posant contre le plan de travail. Logan croisa les bras et prit deux secondes pour observer le jeune homme qui le regardait toujours.
« Tu tâentends bien avec Oscar ? »
Ce micro tremblement dans sa voix grave, il soulignait une retenue. Le garçon fronça les sourcils et pencha la tĂȘte sur le cĂŽtĂ©, rĂ©flĂ©chissant Ă ce signe plutĂŽt qu'Ă la question. La voix de Logan Ă©tait plus forte, dâenviron trois dĂ©cibels, plus puissante surtout, oui puissante. Son visage Ă©tait fermĂ©, comme la plupart du temps, mais les muscles de ses joues n'Ă©taient pas contractĂ©s contrairement Ă dâhabitude, il Ă©tait plus dĂ©tendu Ă certains endroits de son corps. La bouche, les yeux, les hanches et le ventre. Ok, on touchait au personnel, la question avait un rapport avec son personnel.
« Il est gentil oui, pourquoi ? Tu le connais ? »
Léger mouvement du sourcil droit, ça l'agaçait.
« Non, rĂ©pondit Logan, pas plus que nâimporte quel mec »
Son regard un peu fuyant, qui contournait la silhouette du garçon. Ok, il avait sa réponse.
« Tu es jaloux Logan, expliqua le jeune homme avec un grand sourire, tâes tellement jaloux que le simple fait de parler dâOscar fait bouger tes griffes »
Il se rapprocha de lâhomme, assez pour laisser un mĂštre entre eux deux. Logan planta son regard dans celui de lâautre, et le garçon su qu'il avait raison.
« Il est à qui ce t-shirt »
Son sourire ne fit que de sâagrandir.
« à un homme, répondit le plus jeune »
« Qui »
Des frissons se mirent à courir contre la peau du garçon, la voix de Logan était encore plus forte, plus grave encore.
« Tu irais dĂ©chiquetĂ© lâintestin dâOscar si je te disais son prĂ©nom ? »
Le point de Logan se resserra, non il lui mettrait un coup de poing, et Dieu sait comme de lâadamantium pur dans la mĂąchoire peut faire des dĂ©gĂąts. Le garçon se rapprocha encore un peu.
« Je pense que Charles ne sera pas trÚs content si tu mets dans le coma un de ses élÚves, mh ? »
Doucement, lentement surtout, il posa sa main sur les phalanges de Logan. Ses doigts se refermĂšrent sur les os solides de lâhomme, crĂ©ant une chaleur diffuse Ă ce niveau.
« Range ces armes, arrĂȘte de serrer des dents, tu vas finir par te les casser et surtout, il caressa de son pouce la peau de Logan, continue de me regarder comme ça si tu veux que je tâembrasse »
Quatre secondes, quatre longues secondes. Logan y vit toute la tendresse du monde, remuant dans les iris du jeune homme en face de lui. Toute la fraĂźcheur du matin, pigmentant sa peau. Il y vit un courant puissant circuler derriĂšre ces yeux, un courant dâeau et d'Ă©lectricitĂ©, quelque chose de grand et dangereux, tout au fond derriĂšre ces beaux yeux. La mutation de ce garçon Ă©tait puissante, grande et dangereuse si elle Ă©tait mal contrĂŽlĂ©e, il pouvait tuer en un regard, un souffle ou un toucher. Ces beaux yeux avaient accĂšs aux corps de nâimporte quel ĂȘtre vivant, des poumons aux paupiĂšres, il pouvait tout voir avec ces beaux yeux. Il pouvait ressentir le clignement ayant quâil nâarrive juste en un regard dans les iris de quelquâun, il pouvait lâintercepter ou le supprimer. Un regard sur le cĆur humain et il y voyait le rythme, rapide pour Logan, il pouvait le stopper, il pouvait le contrĂŽler. Il pouvait stopper le Wolverine comme le contrĂŽler, comme sâil ne sâagissait que dâun simple ĂȘtre humain, comme sâil nâavait pas ce poison sur les os et que sa peau vieillissait au rythme des annĂ©es. Il pouvait tuer Logan, comme nâimporte quel autre mutant ou humain, il pouvait sâil le voulait le rendre mortel, il avait ce pouvoir. Il le rendait mortel, parce que dâun regard, dâun souffle ou dâun toucher, il pouvait lui ĂŽter la vie. Logan ressentait ça, il voyait ce courant puissant danser dans ces beaux yeux. Et putain, il adorait ça.
Et aussi peut-ĂȘtre que dans ces beaux yeux, dans ce courant chargĂ© dâĂ©lectricitĂ© humide, il pouvait imaginer tout son futur, se gravant Ă lâencre rouge sur ses lĂšvres entrouvertes. Parce quâil avait quelquâun de dangereux en face de lui, des lĂšvres dangereuses qui pouvaient lui ĂŽter la vie, comme personne nâen avait jamais eu le pouvoir.
Pour la premiĂšre fois depuis des annĂ©es, il pouvait lĂ©gitimement Ă©prouver de la peur, la peur de la mort qui se cachait sur ces lĂšvres, ces lĂšvres quâil embrassa Ă pleine bouche.
Le jeune homme ne put sâempĂȘcher de gĂ©mir en sentant les lĂšvres de Logan contre les siennes. Il aurait pensĂ© devoir se battre avec le temps pour pouvoir suivre le rythme d'un baiser avec Wolverine, mais c'Ă©tait tout lâinverse. Il Ă©tait doux, ses mouvements lents et contrĂŽlĂ©s, sa main tendre contre la joue du garçon. Il prenait son temps, tout son temps. Il caressait de son pouce la peau laiteuse du jeune homme, il souriait faiblement entre deux rencontres buccales, semblant mĂȘme murmurer des mots que seul lui entendait, mais que le garçon interprĂ©tait.
Logan poussa l'autre contre le réfrigérateur, faisant tomber quelques cartes postales et aimants. Il prit le visage du garçon entre ses deux mains et le regarda pendant encore quatre secondes, quatre secondes pour voir tout le courage dont il avait besoin.
« Alors, il est à qui ce t-shirt ? »
Un rire traversa les lÚvres rougies du plus jeune, Logan remercia les dieux de lui avoir donné une ouïe surdéveloppée pour entendre mille fois mieux ce joli son.
« Ă mon frĂšre, il me l'a donnĂ© avant que je ne parte et depuis je le porte les soirs oĂč ma famille me manque »
La relaxation musculaire de Logan fut presque impressionnante.
« Donc il est pas à Oscar ? »
« Non, il est pas à Oscar, répondit-il avec un sourire »
La main du plus jeune se posa sur la nuque de Logan, il lui sourit encore une fois, parce qu'il avait un peu toujours envie de sourire en le regardant.
« Tu nous a entendu câest ça ? En fait je pensais pas quâil pouvait ĂȘtre aussi bruyant pour ĂȘtre honnĂȘte »
« C'était toi ? C'était vraiment toi ? »
Ses muscles se contractĂšrent de nouveau et le garçon roula des yeux, plus amusĂ© qu'autre chose. Dans sa paume de main il pouvait sentir le trapĂšze supĂ©rieur de Logan se resserrer, ou si lâon voulait traduire, il pouvait sentir les muscles de Logan se contracter sous sa paume de main.
« Oui c'était moi mais de ce que je sache j'ai le droit de coucher avec qui je veux, non ? Demanda-t-il de sa douce voix »
Logan baissa pendant quelques instants ses yeux, le garçon lui pinça faiblement la peau pour les faire remonter vers lui.
« Ma mutation est complexe Logan, et parfois j'ai besoin dâune grande source de relaxation pour calmer tous mes sens, il continua en souriant, tu sais quelle activitĂ© produit le plus dâendorphines le plus rapidement ? Le sexe, et Oscar mâa aidĂ© parce que c'Ă©tait le seul en qui jâavais assez confiance pour faire ça »
Il fit glisser ses mains le long du torse de Logan.
« Du moins, le seul Ă©tudiant, il encercla la taille de lâhomme au dessus de lui, parce que crois-moi jâaurais adorĂ© te demander, mais tu es..Wolverine tu vois et- je me voyais mal demander Ă Wolverine de coucher avec moi, parce que t'es un X-Men et moi je suis juste un mutant qui vit dans le mĂȘme manoir que toi »
Logan posa ses lĂšvres contre une des pommettes du jeune homme, il embrassa faiblement la peau Ă cet endroit avant de murmurer dans lâoreille du garçon.
« La prochaine fois, saute moi dessus et arrĂȘte dâautant rĂ©flĂ©chir »
Cette fois, ce fut Logan qui remarqua des signes sur le corps du jeune homme. Des rougeurs, un sourire un peu retenu, des yeux brillants et une respiration accĂ©lĂ©rĂ©e. En clair, tout ce quâil aimait voir chez quelquâun qui lui plaisait.
« Le consentement c'est important alors, le garçon émit une pause, je peux te sauter dessus là maintenant ? »
Le sourire qui Ă©claira les lĂšvres du plus ĂągĂ© fit pulser le cĆur du plus jeune.
« Putain ouais »
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ISAT AU where their personalities are reversed and their roles are swapped around.
Mirabelle is a rouge who is vehemently against the Change religion for forcing people to constantly change just to satiate the whims of some lazy deity... but then was personally chosen and blessed by said deity to save the country of Vaugarde.
Odile is a brawler with a bombastic, performative flair-- like the fantasy version of a WWE pro wrestler. The persona isn't fully kayfabe, however. Her exploration of her half-Vaugardian heritage involved Changing into someone entirely unlike her old studious self. Even if she decides to return to her old lifestyle after this journey, she can't deny how fun it is to be this new Odile. She's shredded now!
Siffrin is a swordfighter that's embraced their missing history. He is the Everyman-- All the world is a stage, so why commit to one performance? They change personas and motivations at a whim, although for much of this journey they've played the role of the Reluctantly Redeemed Villain, lightly (and sometimes not so lightly) teasing and jeering their allies.
Isabeau is a researcher well-versed in craft. His backstory is literally the exact inverse of canon, starting as a boisterous fighter before Changing into a reserved academic. He's still struggling to confess his true feelings to Everyman (This "villain" shtick is aggravating and he wants to pummel them just as badly as he wants to kiss them why is Change so cruel to give him a crush on the most insufferable person he's ever met)
Boniface is roughly the same. They're just super old.
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HC: They should bring Dark Chaos back as an idea, because it's actually really cool.
Like, the Anarchy Beryls from Archie Sonic could be a great dark version of the Chaos Emeralds. And they have different levels of effectiveness depending on your mental state and purity.
Like for example Sonic, who has the moral complexity of a chair, is pretty much unaffected by the Anarchy Beryls because his mental state is so strong, and he's a pure-hearted person, hence he's completely fine, and any attempt to use the Beryls to transform yields no results.
Inversely, Tails' rampant insecurity means he's actually very susceptible to the Anarchy Beryls, meaning he can actually achieve a Dark form, which would become a twisted mirror of Tails, and what he hates about himself the most, meaning his Dark Form actually looks quite pathetic, however is very strong.
This can also apply to other members of the cast who Sega insist are never allowed to even look at the Chaos Emeralds due to not being a hedgehog. For example Rouge, who's Dark Form is an obvious take on Rouge's self-serving nature, as in her Dark Form she refuses to do anything that doesn't directly benefit her.
However these Dark Forms have a few pitfalls:
- Dark Chaos is far harder to utilize effectively than normal Chaos, requiring much training to use efficiently, unlike normal Chaos, which is fairly easy to use.
- Unlike with a Super Form, where when you de-transform you are at full fitness, when you de-transform from a Dark Form, you are left absolutely exhausted, nearly ready to pass out.
- Despite being more powerful then Super Forms, Dark Forms cannot be sustained for very long without risk of severe injury.
These are just some thoughts I had to implement something cool.
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This is what I think regarding ShtH routes @beevean @crusherthedoctor
I see people get mad that Last Story can't be aligned with any route path, then say it's story is automatically bad cuz of that
But I think the bigger thing missed is the theme of the game: Choice
Last Story Shadow is doing his own thing mostly (guillibility really), regardless of player choice. Some events mirror what was seen in routes (Eggman gaslighting, Black Doom mem hack, Commander having hatred to Shadow), but I think rigidly defining it to be 1:1 to routes is wrong. Last Story is the TRUE canon story, not the other way around
Already in the routes you have places where you get each Emerald rapidly change in routes themselves. The only standard one is Westopolis for the green emerald in the beginning. Everything else varies
I think partially what fuels being unable to accept Last Story doing its own thing is gameplay forcing you to get 10 endings. The stress of that makes routes seem more canon than they are, despite the game being directly advertised as "mostly fun whatifs". Same with being unable to restart mid route, which forces further feelings that routes matter more than they do
I see people try to reconstruct the game so that routes matter more, and awkwardly it removes endings and levels. The whatif factor and being able to do a 180 in a route is ruined
Similarly you have people randomly think Rouge or others have all the answers when...no? The end of Heroes was literally her not knowing if Shadow was the OG or not, and no other char is aware of the Shadow Androids. Heck, this isn't confirmed in any route; it's a Last Story bonus if you wait
Personally if I were to remake the game;
-Have a disclaimer how Routes are mostly noncanonical, with some scenes mirroring what happens in canon with some differences in time and setting
-Have different interactions in scenes and missions depending on previous route. This seems to be planned if filename and event loading code is to be taken, though scrapped to neutral reactions in final, regardless of prior path
-Similarly, have missions vary counts to prove loyalty in later levels depending on prior path. If you did a lot of bad previous routes, you need to do more good to make up for it. Inversely, the mission is easier if you already are aligned with path. Lava Shelter interestingly checks this
-Have the ability to start a new route mid path of a finished one. Instead of replaying Westopolis 3 million times
-Have Last Story unlockable with simply 3 unique endings
-Have end of Last Story encourage playing more missions and whatif scenes. Heroes does this to encourage playing other teams. Shadow already does this for weapons
-Have the Devil Doom easter egg Eggman says easier to hear. So many fans missed it
-Correct some Localization duds. Surprisingly not many, despite cheesy dialogue, but the President thanking Gerald is wrong. Also explain how Tails' plane crashed randomly in the "you know what" scene
-Story wise I guess explain how the Chaotix got to space. It'd be interesting if Rouge is the reason, she surprisingly is barely in the game. Maybe tease how she was wrongly hostile in Heroes. To follow this...
-Note side char motivations better. Newcomers get a refresher for Shadow, but other characters are too sparse at times. Doesn't need to be detailed, or even voiced. The game uses static pics for SA2 flashbacks already. Heck, it can be unlockables for messing around in routes
-Have vehicles not play like shit. Gunplay funny enough is fine, though most physical weapons are too fragile
-Buff multiplayer. 3 stages ain't enough. A coop mode added also wouldn't be too bad (Sonic was scrapped after all...). Maybe configure weapon type and hitstun/invul time with settings
The game's very flawed, but I feel people missed the core point of it being a whatif fest
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of fear and isolation
day 11 of redactober 2023 !
darlin/asher/david (unrequited love)
Darlinâ hung back. A ghost on the wall that always managed to disappear. Never heard, rarely seen. Overlooked.
They enjoyed it that way. Forming limited connections meant less heartbreak further down the road when they decided to leave. People always left.
Watching the two people you were hopelessly in love fawn all over the other made it a little less easy to not care. Apathy was something Darlinâ had spent their whole life in the company of.
Through their parents, their friends, Quinn. None of it had ever really mattered, just adding complexity to their grey life.
However watching David and Asher be David and Asher, now that created reds and blues. It caused dark greens and pale yellows. It wasnât fair. Why had these two had such an affect on their life that no one had managed to before?
Why the two mates who were so sickeningly in love, that it was apparent to everyone?
The Alpha and the Beta were every happy-ending given true form. Theyâd survived Gabeâs passing, Quinn, the inversion, and come out all the better for it.
Those events⊠theyâd simply chipped further and further away at Darlinâs humanity. Left them scarred, broken, shattered. They would never recover from any of those moments in time. That was the simple truth of it all.
Milo had once begged them to tell his best friends about their secretly harboured feelings. That was met with a resounding no and a promise of violence if he ever told anyone.
So there they were, glued to the back wall like a parasite. They didnât move, didnât speak, as David gave his speech to his pack. All of whom were watching with great awe. David certainly wasnât his father, but Darlinâ thought that mightâve just been a good thing. He bought so much more that Gabe (Bless his soul) had ever been able to.
After Lilianaâs passing, Gabe had been broken. Heâd attempted to keep the peace with his pack and himself, but Darlinâ saw. Kindred spirits and all that.
There was something familiar, even to their adolescent mind, in the way Gabeâs cracks seeped through into his everyday life. Maybe thatâs why theyâd felt such a close bond with the former Alpha.
Fiddling with their ring, they kept their gaze firmly on their mutilated hands while their ears remained tracked to every word that fell from between those sweet lips.
At one point they glanced up, feeling a gaze on them. Asher. Even from behind their sunglasses, they were positive he caught the way their eyes widened.
âDavidâs speaking, why is he looking at me?â They questioned silently, internally panicking at every out-of-place area on their body. 13. Thatâs how many they counted just with a quick mental scan.
Fuck.
âWait after. Please?â Asher signed discreetly, nodding in their direction to confirm that he was speaking to them. Limbs paralysed and anxiety crippling their every survival instinct, they nodded and moved their unseeing gaze back to the Alpha.
In their peripheral, they watched as Asher kept looking at them for a few moments before turning back to his mate.
Sweat welled up along their hairline, a physical manifestation of their rapidly-increasing anxiety. Leaving now would draw too much suspicion, as well as alerting their friend Beta. The doors were far too loud to be moved without gathering unwanted attention.
They remained frozen, heart galloping in their chest for the duration of the pack meeting. Pack meeting. Honestly they werenât even sure why theyâd shown up; they certainly werenât âpackâ. Others had made that abundantly clear.
Oh god. A lightbulb flicked in their mind. David and Asher were kicking them out. Theyâd spotted Chrissy whispering to Ash not moments before the meeting began.
Fuck.
They were being kicked out. A loner. A rouge. Granted, majority of the time they felt like that anyway; but at least they still had the layer of being a Shaw on their back.
After this theyâd be naked. Vulnerable. Totally alone.
Shit.
Noise finally penetrated their ears, seeping in around the buzzing. Clapping. The meeting had adjourned.
With the confirmation of their impending doom in their mind, Darlinâ did the one thing they knew their boys⊠their Alpha and Beta would hate the most.
They turned tail and ran.
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Henry Kissinger, the former secretary of state and national security advisor who died on 29 November, lived out the latter part of his life among celebrities and hangers on, basking in a curious prestige that overshadowed his war crimes and the amoral support he proffered to fascist dictators. Indeed, until his final days Kissinger was able to command a large and sycophantic audience wherever he went - an audience that included influential journalists and scholars, former presidents and presidential candidates as well as various other powerful figures.
Proximity to power invariably exhibits its own gravitational pull. But much of the reverence afforded to âDrâ Kissinger is a product of the Kissinger Myth, a carefully constructed tale of strategic genius said to have taken place while he was at the helm of one of the most powerful offices in America. The myth has been propagated by Kissinger himself and by countless others. The late historian Tony Judt summed the Myth up succinctly some fifteen years ago:
âWe found the world in a mess, [the Kissinger Myth] says: the cold war still frozen, the US trapped in a hopeless war in Southeast Asia, incoherent and contradictory American alliances and dealings with allies and enemies alike. In six short years we executed two truly radical departures: the opening to China and dĂ©tente and arms agreements with the Soviet Union. We extricated the country from its Asian imbroglio, we propounded the âNixon doctrineâ whereby the US would support foreign allies without getting militarily embroiled in local conflicts, we set in place the basis for Middle Eastern dialogue, we established enduring personal and institutional relations with foreign statesmen, and we laid the groundwork for the great changes of the decades to come.â
Not all of this is without merit (as Judt notes). The opening of American diplomacy to China as well as arms control agreements with the Soviet Union may be seen as significant foreign policy achievements. But when setting those achievements against the carnival of violence that Kissinger unleashed on the world - indiscriminately raining bombs on civilian populations and pursuing policies whose bills would fall due in subsequent years - his record looks far less impressive. The illegal bombing of Cambodia was accurately described by William Bundy, foreign affairs advisor to presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson (and himself an architect of the Vietnam war), asâa black page in the history of American foreign policyâ. During the 3,600 B-52 bombing raids carried out in Cambodia over a four year period (and kept hidden from Congress) hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed. This âgrand strategic thinkingâ on the part of Kissinger - together with Nixon and Alexander Haig - created the conditions in which the genocidal Khmer Rouge would come to power. Itâs hard to look at this sequence of events without concluding that Kissingerian realpolitik failed on its own terms.
Of course the biggest myth of all holds that Kissinger, by his strategic genius, brought about an end to the Vietnam war through the Paris settlement of 1973. This is an inversion of actual events. We now know that Nixon and Kissinger deliberately prolonged the war in order to trumpet their own peace deal - a deal they oversold to the American public and which subsequently unravelled soon after as South Vietnam fell to the Communists. Again, not exactly a resounding victory for grand strategic thinking.
The stated aim of such policies was (often enough) to prevent smaller nations from âgoing communistâ. Nowhere did this policy bear as much rotten fruit as in Latin America. In the late 1970s human rights groups estimate that nearly 30,000 people were âdisappearedâ by the American-backed junta of Jorge Videla in Argentina (in collaboration, predictably, with the hierarchy of the Catholic Church). Victims of the regime reported seeing swastikas and pictures of Hitler on the walls of their torture chambers. US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger granted $50,000,000 in security assistance to the junta. âIf there are things that have to be done, you should do them quickly,â Kissinger told Argentinaâs foreign minister. He would later inform the junta that it had done âan outstanding job in wiping out terrorist forcesâ.
Nearly a decade earlier Nixon and Kissinger had helped an equally revolting cabal of military officers to overthrow Chileâs democratically elected Socialist president Salvador Allende. Kissinger played a direct role in a plan that involved the kidnap and subsequent killing of Gen RenĂ© Schneider, the conservative head of the Chilean armed forces who had pledged to stay loyal to the Chilean constitution. Following General Pinochetâs subsequence coup, 17 years of fascist rule would follow in which thousands of innocent people were murdered, tortured and imprisoned by the military dictatorship. Unsurprisingly the Chilean ambassador to the United States greeted Kissingerâs death with a show of contempt: Kissinger, he wrote on Twitter (X), was âa man whose historical brilliance never managed to hide his profound moral wretchednessâ.
Support under Nixon and Kissinger for the Shah of Iran had a similarly baleful affect on Americaâs reputation in the Middle East, while Americaâs influence over India is coloured to this day by that administrationâs support for the Pakistan dictator Yahya Khan in 1971 as the latter violently suppressed riots in East Pakistan (which would culminate in the region breaking away and becoming Bangladesh). Such support was proffered to Pakistan on the basis that the latter was on good terms with China whereas India (one of Asiaâs few democracies) was neutral and not sufficiently hostile toward the Soviet Union (âWhy is it our business how they govern themselves?â asked Kissinger of Pakistan). Not only were 3 million Bengalis killed by the Pakistani junta, but as with so many of Kissingerâs ventures, the enterprise failed on its own terms: the US backed the wrong side and subsequent American leaders were dealt a hand of reduced influence in the region.
One also does well to remember that peripheral nations do not always remain peripheral. Venture south of the Rio Grande today and a suspicion of North American motivations still emanates from the democratic parliaments whose existence Kissingerian diplomacy was often a bloody impediment to. One reason the United States is finding it hard to get countries such as Brazil and Chile to support Ukraine against Russia is due to a deep well of suspicion that has some of its origins in the Kissinger years. Anti-Americanism in the region did not start with Kissinger and Nixon, but like a pair of arsonists they doused the fire with enormous quantities of combustible fluid.
Big power politics - and the contempt for small states and ordinary people that flows from it - is not the preserve of the right. In recent times sections of the left have taken to viewing the world through the prism of âspheres of influenceâ and big power blocs. When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 both the reactionary right and the isolationist left rushed to giddily cite the ârealistâ scholar John Mearsheimer. Russian aggression was the Westâs fault for attempting to âmove Ukraine out of Russiaâs orbitâ, as Mearsheimer had written. Whose âorbitâ the Ukrainians themselves wished to be in was considered immaterial. The beauty of realist theory is that such concerns - considered beneath the purview of the sweeping strategic calculus - may be loftily brushed aside.
While Kissinger gave American backing to dictatorships and death squads - in places including but not limited to Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Uruguay and Brazil - he did so under the guise of eradicating âCommunistsâ and âterroristsâ. Yet Kissinger was more than happy to cosy up to Mao Tse-tung and side with his hardline successors as they butchered thousands of students in Tiananmen Square (hosing their remains down nearby drains). âSince no government in the world would have tolerated having the main square of its capital occupied, a crackdown was therefore inevitable,â wrote Kissinger, the mythical foe of dictatorial Communism. While Mikhail Gorbachev was opening up the Soviet Union to his ânew thinkingâ, Kissinger steadfastly sides with Beijingâs unreconstructed Stalinists.
Kissinger effectively became a paid asset to China in later life. The increasingly toad-like Kissinger would show up regularly in Beijing, squatting next to some Stalinist gargoyle whoâd taken the afternoon off from sending people to forced labour camps. This dynamic had been set in motion much earlier. The former assistant secretary of state Richard H. Solomon described Kissingerâs memoirs as âreplete with almost awestruck recollections of the personal escorts, elaborate tours, and lavish banquets meticulously arranged by his Chinese hosts during his nine visits between 1971 and 1976â.
The fawning eulogies to Kissinger are I suspect a reflex action; some people canât help but transform into a pool of sycophantic mush when they fall into the slipstream of a powerful individual. It is not a conscious or calculated thing so much as a product of a certain sensibility. The merest whiff of power and status and the cliches start to roll off the tongue in a great torrent. Here we have ascended the soaring peaks of what is sometimes called âcivilityâ politics.
I suppose this was inevitable. After all if you accept that Kissinger was a monster a lot of your other assumptions about the world will necessarily unravel. And so you cling faithfully to the shore, mechanically disgorging a few carefully road-tested pieties at the appropriate time. Kissinger meanwhile goes back to the dust from whence he came, the dust to which his victims long ago returned. In a just universe they would be there waiting for him, the little people contemptuously written out of history by the Historical Giantâą. In our imperfect version it falls to the living to try to drown out the ingratiating wail of Henry Kissingerâs sycophantic hangers on. We owe that much to his victims at least.
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Do I have a thing for âvillain is actually into both the hero and the heroes love interest and it is Horribleâ as a premise? Yes. I think Iâm just like, what if a villain genuinely loves you and you donât want it and itâs awful.
(I was discussing a Moulin Rouge AU with @boleynecklace about the Duke wanting both Christian and Satine. See also my belief that in terms of the Richard E Grant Scarlet Pimpernel Chauvelin wants both Blakeneys so much)
(Itâs like the inverse to my love of OT3s! Although there is an OT3 at the end not involving the villain sometimes)
(Oh also the entirety of my Darkling/Alina/Nikolai stuff)
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"How did these dungeons get so big? They're called dungeons, does that imply they were originally castle keeps? why are there so many of them around here? Why was the rest of the castle ransacked thoroughly but the treasure all left? How do you guys eat? Do you just life hear?"
Random goblin: We will give your treasure if you shut the fuck up.
Okay but this allows me to corner you in my concepts of What a DUNGEON is-
A dungeon is a sort of perpetually expanding space and in itself is it's own type of BIOME. Consider.
Where are you going to store your extra magic items when you run out of room in the armory? Or ones that are broken and need repair? Or just don't WORK as good as they used to? The Guest Bathroom? No, IN THE BASEMENT/DUNGEON. With the Christmas Decorations.
Over time, magic seeps from these artifacts and imbues the surrounding closed off area (i.e. A basement/dungeon) with properties. Magic tends to attract creatures like Goblins. Goblins are the FIRST sign a dungeon is starting-they'll take up residence in a preestablished spot that is assured to be safe and they'll begin working on expanding it along with the magic that naturally expands it-so their families have room to grow as well as making rabbit warren like mazes to confuse intruders. Over time, the area grows bigger and bigger and more creatures begin to move in. Tentacle Beasts, Mimics, Displacers, etc. And then undead will start occuring as these predators begin to drag in dead bodies and leave the remains laying around. Then with outside elements now coming in like water, blood, miasma, etc.-Slimes begin to form. And Wowiee WOW! You got yourself a nice proper DUNGEON!
Some people take advantage of these places, like Liches, Irate Wizards pissed off with 'The MAN', rouge and mauraders looking to store their loot in an assured safe house or even Dragons seeking a place to put their fat asses for a hot minute. Sometimes a Dungeon being full of gold is just a result of Goblins collecting things and leaving what they don't want around. (Sure this Gold piece is worth more, but this COPPER PIECE is a 1459 MINT Queen Arthesiandra INVERSION so it's UPSIDE DOWN. Much much cooler.) or Liches/Wizards throwing their trash on the ground.
As The Dungeon becomes a Biome, it develops it's own flora to correspond with fauna; mostly mushrooms, plants that grow well in limited to no light, etc. etc. Lichen is a BIG part of dungeon dweller diets to the point of it being a part of agriculture. As well as unusually large blind insects that dwell down there (think Cave Crickets the size of CATS)
Dungeons are the most fascinating thing that could potentially exist because it can be ANYWHERE. Which is why Peasant NPC #98 is really concerned about the fact there are REALLY big rats in his Storage Cellar because that is possibly a DUNGEON IN PROGRESS cause he left his great Grandma's broken flying broom down there with the intent on fixing it one day.
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i want honey to be a rival and i want her to be the foil i wish rouge was to sonic. a shrewd businesswoman/fashion designer whoâs only here for her image. she wants the chaos emeralds because itâll look great in her newest spring collection. sheâll help save the world because itâs great pr and marketing. i want her to be an inverse to sonic in both selfishness/selflessness and in caring what other people think verses not caring at all.
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A drawing for the upcoming chapter. I've drawn it today. That's an eventual illustration to be inserted.
LycĂšne Bleue "kissing" Cat Noir in front of Ladybug (who's becoming mad/jealous), Rouge Chance and Alley Cat.
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As an inversion of that last question, is there a character you consider "good" (but is underused/ignored for whatever reason)?
Marine is a good character, I don't care what anyone says. :P But she's only been given occasional breadcrumbs since SRA, and even those tend to portray her in an unflattering manner on purpose. She barely gets to hang out with Blaze despite being from the same world, and yet Silver is lumped in with Blaze all the time thanks to '06.
Hard-Boiled Heavies are still great of course, but they too haven't appeared in much post-Mania stuff outside of a shitty IDW spinoff.
And while Rouge and Omega aren't underused in the traditional sense, they are when it comes to doing things outside of Shadow's relation. This is why I'm glad to see Rouge being given more freedom as of late, even if Prime fumbled the ball compared to Dream Team.
And this is obviously too early to say since they were just introduced last year, but I really hope they don't ignore Trip and Ariem after their respective debuts. Trip has more of a chance to stick around due to being in a mainline game instead of an Apple Arcade one, but they're both really nice and it'd be a shame to waste them. If they're going to keep bringing out Sage to appease the Eggdad crowd, they might as well keep the actual good newcomers around.
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So far what each version of Amy represents in Prime.
THORN ROSE: Amy's LOVE FOR NATURE, but taken to Princess Mononoke levels. She perceived the injustice of the scavengers taking more than what they really need and the damage they were foing to the environment. But because she was missing Amy's empathy, she chosed nature over people, and the power of the paradox prism's shard made her become even more extremist.
BLACK ROSE: while not much has been seen as that universe's main character is Knuckles the Dread, I still believe that Black represents Amy's LOVE FOR ADVENTURE However, this version also reminds me a lot of how Amy was like before she became a hero (she's nowhere as strong as Thorn nor Rusty). She was afraid of fighting and like the others, hid away when their ship was boarded by Dread's former crew. Then there is the part of her being the "accidental hero" (again, like Amy in some of the games) by encountering Rusty Rose, and I'm suspecting she will play a similar role as Amy in SA1, while Rusty will mirror Gamma's, but interestingly in an inverse manner: where in SA1 it is the robot who releases the captured girl from her cell, in Prime it's the enemy robot who is the prisioner who gets released by the girl, which if it does happen, will be a very delightful subversion.
RUSTY ROSE: The Chaos Council competent and ruthless enforcer and a force to be reckoned, capable of taking on other powerful characters like Rouge, Knuckles and even Sonic. The show's secondary villain who stands out the most amongst all ofvthe other alts of Sonic's friends. For the most part, she is loyal to the Council and enforces their will. But not everything is as it looks like, as Rusty not only is a tragic character shose free will hasvbeen suppressed, but also in order to stay alive and provide energy to her mechanical body, a flicky is used as an organic battery inside her chest.
So, what could this version of Amy who serves the forces of evil represent?
IMO, Rusty will be Amy's SELFLESSNESS. I can guess that Black Thorn will play a big part in helping Rusty break free from the Council's control, and near the end, will release the flicky inside her, sacrificing her life so that at least the bird can have a second chance to have it's life back.
If she does die... it's gonna hurt me a lot.
However, a theory on how she could be saved is by Sonic. When he runs, he generates energy, which the council wanted to exploit by having him run until he runs out of juice. Maybe him running while carrying Rusty in his arms will sustain her life, as I believe all versions of the characters must live so they can be fully restored. This would also allow a heart warming moment between Sonic and Rusty Rose, just as the shatterverse restores itself.
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