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A/n: Short fic. Cause I miss my bird baby. AU TIME based off World Heroes Mission. Hawks/Keigo Takami x Adult!Fem!Reader.
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Keigo Takami.
The #2 Hero.
The Winged man that goes too fast in his line of work and in life.
Yet every time he stops by your place; your shared place, he goes at a somewhat normal pace. The norm of being with you made him want to relish in every moment spent together.
Letting the balcony doors open to let out the steam of cooking was one thing. Being his personal doorway in was the better fun option.
The place was always cozy and warm when it's you two.
But dating a pro means lots of patrols, late nights handling cases, and dangerous missions facing criminals and villains from all walks of life.
Like right now.
The worldwide operation of defeating the terrorist cult organization Humarise from activating their Trigger bombs designed to release gas that drives all Quirk users who inhale the gas to go berserk as their chemically enhanced powers toxically overwhelm them.
The World Heroes Association mobilized heroes around the world to seize those bombs along with every member and ally of the group.
Thankfully, the bombs were defused.
The world was averted from disaster.
Despite the official reports the news covered on the event, in your heart, you knew there was more to it.
So you felt your heart soar over the moon when the sight of red and yellow was caught from the corner of your eye by the balcony.
“Hey baby bird.”
Standing right there outside, he bowed to you, a gloved hand offered to you.
“Miss me?”
Your feet moved on their own. Water clouded your eyes. He caught your running self jumping into his arms with ease, swinging you side by side, gently squeezing you in kind.
“I did.” You mumbled in his neck, kissing his skin showing there, feeling his warm beating pulse against your lips.
“I missed you too. So damn much.” His stubbled chin brushed your cheek before planting several smooches there.
The anxious tension filling his heart ever since this Humarise operation began would not rest until he saw you again with his own eyes. And it did.
“Congrats on the success of your mission.” Your proud smile beamed up at him, earning a blush tinting his ears, his neck, and his cheeks.
His bashful grin rewarded you. “Thanks. It was a worldwide team effort, though.”
“I love you Kei.” Your tight squeeze of a hug made your birdman wheeze out at the surprising strength it held.
His wings surrounded you as he squeezed you right back. “I love you too, Y/n.”
You two would spend the remainder of the night cuddling, a comfy blanket shared by you both, as you let the TV run in the background, until you both finally conked out.
Tonight he got to spend with you safe and sound in his arms at last.
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One-Shot: Secrets with the Shadowsinger
Summary:
Y/N, a representative from the Spring Court, and Azriel, the Night Court's spymaster, have been hiding their love due to the dangerous political climate and Tamlin's hatred for the Night Court. When their secret is discovered, Tamlin forbids Y/N from leaving the Spring Court. Azriel must risk everything to rescue her, leading to a dramatic confrontation and a daring escape. Their love, though hidden in the shadows, proves to be a powerful force as they navigate the perilous challenges that lie ahead.
Word Count: 1531
Warnings: None
The tension in the grand hall of the House of Wind was palpable. Representatives from the various courts gathered to discuss the increasing threats from Hybern. Y/N, the emissary from the Spring Court, stood tall and composed, her eyes scanning the room. She was known for her sharp mind and even sharper tongue, particularly when it came to dealing with the Night Court's spymaster, Azriel.
Azriel stood across the room, his shadows curling around him like a protective shroud. He was watching Y/N with an unreadable expression, their last argument still fresh in his mind. The animosity between them was well-known, their bickering a source of amusement and frustration for those around them.
"Y/N, perhaps you can enlighten us with the Spring Court's perspective on this matter," Rhysand said, his tone diplomatic.
Y/N stepped forward, her gaze flicking briefly to Azriel before she spoke. "The Spring Court believes that we must take a more aggressive stance against Hybern. Waiting for them to strike first will only lead to more devastation."
Azriel couldn't help but interject. "And rushing into a conflict without proper intelligence will lead to unnecessary casualties."
Y/N shot him a glare. "We need to be proactive, not reactive, Azriel. Your cautious approach will cost us valuable time."
Azriel's eyes narrowed. "And your reckless approach will cost us lives."
The room fell silent, the tension between them crackling like electricity. Rhysand stepped in, his voice calm but firm. "We need to find a balance between caution and action. Let's continue this discussion without the personal attacks."
Y/N took a deep breath, forcing herself to calm down. "Fine. Let's focus on finding a solution."
As the meeting continued, Y/N and Azriel exchanged sharp looks and cutting remarks, their apparent dislike for each other on full display. But beneath the surface, a different story was unfolding.
Later that evening, Y/N slipped away from the House of Wind, making her way to a secluded spot by the Sidra River. She glanced around to ensure no one had followed her, then leaned against a tree, waiting.
A few moments later, Azriel appeared, his shadows swirling around him. "Y/N," he said softly, his voice a stark contrast to the harsh tone he had used earlier.
She looked up, her expression softening. "Azriel."
He moved closer, pulling her into his arms. "I'm sorry for what I said earlier. I hate fighting with you."
Y/N sighed, resting her head against his chest. "I know. It's necessary, though. We can't let them suspect anything."
Azriel's grip tightened around her. "I wish we didn't have to hide. I hate pretending to dislike you."
She smiled sadly. "It's the only way to keep us both safe. If anyone found out..."
He nodded, understanding the unspoken danger. "I know. But it doesn't make it any easier."
They stood there in silence for a while, the sound of the river flowing peacefully beside them. Azriel's shadows enveloped them, creating a cocoon of privacy in which they could share these stolen moments.
"Sometimes I wonder if this is worth it," Y/N whispered. "All the secrecy and the danger."
Azriel cupped her face in his hands, looking into her eyes. "You are worth it, Y/N. Every moment we have together is worth the risk."
Tears welled up in her eyes as she leaned into his touch. "I love you, Azriel."
He kissed her gently, pouring all his love and longing into that one kiss. "I love you too, Y/N. More than anything."
As the night grew darker, they reluctantly pulled away from each other, knowing they had to return to their respective roles. Azriel took a step back, his expression torn. "Stay safe, Y/N. We'll find a way to be together openly someday."
She nodded, wiping away her tears. "Promise me you'll be careful."
"I promise," he said, his voice filled with determination.
With one last lingering look, Y/N turned and made her way back to the House of Wind, her heart heavy but filled with hope. Azriel watched her go, his shadows whispering words of comfort and resolve.
The next day, the tension in the grand hall was palpable once again. Y/N and Azriel resumed their roles, bickering and arguing as usual. But now, each cutting remark and heated exchange was laced with a secret understanding, a hidden love that only they knew.
As the discussions continued, Rhysand observed the two with a keen eye. He had long suspected there was more to their interactions than met the eye, but he respected their privacy and the roles they played.
The meeting ended with a tentative plan of action, a compromise that balanced caution and aggression. As the representatives began to leave, Y/N and Azriel shared a brief, knowing glance, a silent promise of love and support.
That night, as Y/N lay in her room, she clung to the hope that one day they could be together without hiding. Until then, they would continue to fight for peace and for each other, their love burning brightly in the shadows.
And as Azriel watched over Velaris from his perch on the roof, his thoughts were consumed by Y/N. No matter the challenges they faced, he knew they would find a way to be together. Their love was a force stronger than any enemy, and it would guide them through the darkest of times.
Weeks passed, and their secret meetings continued. But one fateful day, everything changed. Y/N returned to the Spring Court to report back to Tamlin, unaware that her secret had been discovered.
She was in her chambers when Tamlin stormed in, fury etched across his face. "Y/N, what have you done?"
She looked up, startled. "Tamlin, what's wrong?"
"Don't play dumb with me," he snarled, his eyes blazing with anger. "I've heard the rumors. You're involved with Azriel, the Night Court's spymaster."
Y/N's heart sank. "Tamlin, I can explain—"
"Explain?" he shouted. "You've betrayed us! Consorting with the enemy, my own sister!"
Tears filled her eyes. "I love him, Tamlin. You don't understand."
Tamlin's expression hardened. "I understand perfectly. You will not leave this court. You are forbidden from seeing him again."
Y/N's heart shattered. "You can't keep me here."
"Watch me," he said coldly. "Guards!"
As two guards stepped forward to escort her to a locked room, Y/N felt a surge of desperation. She had to get word to Azriel. She needed to find a way out.
Back in Velaris, Azriel was pacing in Rhysand's office when one of his shadows brought him the news. He felt a cold dread settle over him. "Tamlin knows," he said, his voice filled with urgency. "Y/N is in danger."
Rhysand's eyes narrowed. "We need to get her out of there."
Without wasting another moment, Azriel spread his wings and took to the skies, his shadows guiding him to the Spring Court. He moved swiftly and silently, his heart pounding with fear for Y/N's safety.
When he arrived, he slipped past the guards with ease, his shadows cloaking him in darkness. He found Y/N in a locked room, her eyes filled with fear and relief when she saw him.
"Azriel," she whispered, running to him.
He pulled her into his arms, holding her tightly. "I'm here. I'm getting you out of here."
They moved quickly, Azriel using his shadows to cloak them both as they navigated the halls. But as they reached the courtyard, Tamlin and his guards appeared, blocking their path.
"You won't take her," Tamlin growled, his voice filled with rage.
Azriel's eyes blazed with determination. "I won't let you keep her prisoner."
Y/N clung to Azriel, her heart pounding. "Please, Tamlin. Let me go."
Tamlin's expression twisted with anger and pain. "You chose him over your own family. You betrayed us."
"I love him," Y/N said, her voice breaking. "And I can't stay here. Not like this."
Tamlin hesitated, his face a mask of conflicting emotions. But Azriel didn't wait. He spread his wings, his shadows enveloping them both, and with a powerful leap, they soared into the sky, leaving the Spring Court behind.
When they landed back in Velaris, Y/N was trembling with relief and fear. Azriel held her close, his shadows wrapping around them protectively.
"You're safe now," he whispered, his voice filled with love and determination.
Y/N looked up at him, tears in her eyes. "I couldn't stay there, Azriel. Not without you."
He kissed her gently, his heart swelling with love and pride. "We'll find a way to be together. No matter what."
As they stood there, wrapped in each other's arms, they knew that the road ahead would be difficult. But their love was a force stronger than any obstacle, and together, they would face whatever came their way.
In the safety of the Night Court, surrounded by allies and friends, they knew that their love would guide them through the darkest of times. And as the stars sparkled above Velaris, they made a silent vow to protect each other and their love, no matter the cost.
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