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Absent: preoccupiedÂ
Agonized:Â as if in pain or tormented
Alluring: attractive, in the sense of arousing desire
Appealing: attractive, in the sense of encouraging goodwill and/or interest
Beatific: blissful
Black: angry or sad, or hostile
Bleak: hopeless
Blinking: surprise, or lack of concern
Blithe: carefree, lighthearted, or heedlessly indifferent
Brooding: anxious and gloomy
Bug eyed: frightened or surprised
Chagrined: humiliated or disappointed
Cheeky: cocky, insolent
Cheerless: sad
Choleric: hot-tempered, irate
Darkly: with depressed or malevolent feelings
Deadpan: expressionless, to conceal emotion or heighten humor
Despondent: depressed or discouraged
Doleful: sad or afflicted
Dour: stern or obstinate
Dreamy: distracted by daydreaming or fantasizing
Ecstatic: delighted or entranced
Faint: cowardly, weak, or barely perceptible
Fixed: concentrated or immobile
Gazing: staring intently
Glancing: staring briefly as if curious but evasive
Glazed: expressionless due to fatigue or confusion
Grim: fatalistic or pessimistic
Grave: serious, expressing emotion due to loss or sadness
Haunted: frightened, worried, or guilty
Hopeless: depressed by a lack of encouragement or optimism
Hostile: aggressively angry, intimidating, or resistant
Hunted: tense as if worried about pursuit
Jeering: insulting or mocking
Languid: lazy or weak
Leering: sexually suggestive
Mild: easygoing
Mischievous: annoyingly or maliciously playful
Pained: affected with discomfort or pain
Peering: with curiosity or suspicion
Peeved: annoyed
Pleading:Â seeking apology or assistance
Quizzical: questioning or confused
Radiant: bright, happy
Sanguine: bloodthirsty, confident
Sardonic: mocking
Sour: unpleasant
Sullen: resentful
Vacant: blank or stupid looking
Wan: pale, sickly
Wary: cautious or cunning
Wide eyed: frightened or surprised
Withering: devastating
Wrathful: indignant or vengeful
Wry: twisted or crooked to express cleverness or a dark or ironic feeling
Oh it turned green, cool
I wonder if it's changing colors like how a pumpkin would as it grows?
Mc: If you do that again I will throw you out the fucking windowâ what are you doing.
Ace: Checking how high the drop is, to see if it's worth it.
So prison au- what ifâŚ.. natural disaster? I live where blizzards and tsunamis alike (plus earthquakes, avalanchesâŚ.) are a potential thing, but any kind- something that keeps at least a skeleton (heh) staff trapped there, power out, inmates increasingly agitated, possibly the usual rules are slowly slipping out the window for survival reasons- or because a lot of the staff abandoned the inmates there when the last minute warning came in. What would MC do? Would there be risk of a riot, or would the guys simply casually break out to get to her to make sure sheâs safe, get food, keep her warmâŚ.. etc đ canât help but imagine sheâs the type to try to stay and help even if the place is being abandoned in panic because criminals or not, theyâre people, dammit-
OOOOOOOOOo
Mc is one of very few staff members who stay behind. She knows a natural disaster could result in any number of serious injuries and there needs to be at least one medial professional on hand. Most guards and staff, knowing that a total blackout would cause a lot of cell doors to open, decide to save their skin and just make sure the front gates are bolted behind them- but she knows these are still people. Sheâs not going to leave them to die.
Sans: He thinks itâs very sweet that she wants to stay, very kind of her, proof that sheâs wonderful. But he disagrees entirely, he tries his damnedest to convince her to leave and might even get the closest heâs ever been to angry with her. Why should she care about the stupid prison population? Sheâs better than them. Sheâs an angel. Sheâs better than all of them. Theyâre all criminals, heâs a criminal, she should be making sure sheâs safe and saving herself like the others. When itâs clear sheâs not going to do that, he settles for making sure sheâs safe, and puts himself in charge of resource management.
If he canât get her out, heâll just show her exactly how intelligent and useful he is. A well-organised ideal partner whoâs calm in a disaster.Â
Red: Red is absolutely vital to the safety of any staff who chose to stay. They know it, he knows it... he already has experience with controlling the prison population after all, this is nothing new to him. In fact, heâs in an even better position than before, because there are no guards to intervene; if he or his gang attacks someone thereâs nothing to stop him from killing them. The prisoners already respect and fear him and now thatâs just increased tenfold. With the majority of the guards having self-evacuated, the remaining staff approach him and, sheepishly, request his help... like approaching a mob boss for protection.
If this situation had arisen in any other circumstance he wouldâve demanded a lot of nice things in return for their safety. A protection fee, if you will (old habits die hard). But... heâs acutely aware of Mcâs presence- heâs aware sheâs probably pretty frightened right now. Heâs aware that what he does in this situation could heavily, and maybe even permanently, affect her opinion of him. So, despite his deep-rooted instinct to take advantage of the moment... he agrees to protect the staff and keep order for free.
He might teasingly request âpayment kissesâ from her. But thatâs more for the sake of lightening the mood.
Skull: Mcâs personal bodyguard for the entire duration of the disaster.
Not wanting him trapped inside his room if something terrible happens, Mc lets him out, under the condition he behaves and does what she says. He never leaves her side; he looms over her shoulder, always within armâs reach of her and often holding onto her shirt like a lost child. If anyone comes too close or anything seems like it could be a threat he lashes out with his trademark brutality... heâs also very particular about her looking after herself, sharing his Sans-rationed food with her and bundling her up in blankets if she ever falls asleep. The other two skeletons dislike the amount of contact he gets & the obvious intensity of his feelings, but thereâs not much they can really do... itâs best to let him have what he needs. Besides- the longer heâs around her, the more lucid and reasonable he seems to get.
For a little while, Mc is the most powerful person in the entire prison without even realising. Sans defers to her, and he controls all the food and water and materials. Red defers to her, and he decides whether her and her colleagues live or die via his chokehold on the prisoners. And the only thing standing between the prison and the force of nature that is Skull is his love for her.
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This could SAVE SOMEONE'S LIFE.
thereâs nothing purer or better than how much kids enjoy being picked up and then hurled at soft surfaces
A garden shop sometimes gifts mysterious tree sapplings to customers, but they always wither away. You receive one and plant itâŚand it ends up flourishing.
A lovely commission from @vallleyoflilllies, Error being a silly tsundere and not knowing how to deal with his crush on a human <3 absolutely CLASS idea
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He was back again.
You could always tell when he was back- youâd come home from work and hear the sounds of a random dramatic soap opera drifting from the TV. He liked those... he would binge-watch entire seriesâ in one sitting.Â
... You shook some of the droplets off your coat, then hung it up to let it drip-dry for a bit. The weather was pretty grim outside. You headed to your room first, changing into pyjamas and picking up your project... you didnât have any other outings planned today. Sitting with him on the couch sounded really nice.
You made your way to the sofa, flopping down beside him unceremoniously. He didnât look at you. He wasnât watching a soap opera today, though- he was watching some cooking show youâd never seen before, based in Italy.
âThis is new.â You commented. âWhyâre you watching an old people cooking show? You never cook. All you do is eat my food.â
âi put-t-t it on for you, actually. since your cook-k-king is gross.â He said, still not looking at you. You knew him well enough to know his words had no real venom to them. âtake notes, glitch.â
You snickered. âDoesnât stop you from coming back. Weirdo.â
You liked when he was here.Â
Error... he had a habit of appearing out of nowhere. Literally- heâd appear out of thin air. Disappearing for days, then showing up again, acting like no time passed. Your first encounter with him had been him shaking you awake in the middle of the night; he was visibly upset and berated you for leaving your stove on by accident, informing you you couldâve had a fire if he wasnât there to turn it off. You were so tired, and so perplexed by what was occurring, that you just sheepishly apologised- convinced you were dreaming. Apparently somewhat mollified by your apology, he proceeded to... vanish like a mirage.
...
Well. You obviously wrote that off as the strangest episode of sleep hallucination youâd ever had.
The next occurrence was when you left a cupboard door open, and almost stood up into the opened door. You wouldâve whacked your head pretty hard. But a firm, large hand on your head stopped you from standing up fully- you heard the sound of a closing cupboard and a glitched âst-t-upid human, youâre going to hurt yoursel-l-lf.â. You were absolutely shocked to look up and see that the monster from your âdreamâ the other night was real, and glaring down at you.
... He then disappeared. Again. Like he wasnât even there. You didnât have time to process it.
It happened with further and further frequency, and for lesser and lesser reasons. At first, it was things of genuine concern, he would make sure you werenât leaving your oven on, heâd replace the battery in your carbon monoxide alarm. Then stuff of slightly less importance... shutting off a tap you left running. Plugging in your phone overnight when youâd forgotten. And it wasnât long before it was stuff of absolutely zero concern- turning off the TV when you werenât in the room, tidying up your shoes when you left them at an askew angle by the door, washing up plates youâd abandoned on the counter.Â
Oddly, it felt like in certain ways, he had completely slipped under your radar. Of course you were concerned that a large glitching skeleton monster somehow possessed the ability to instantly get in and out of your home. Of course you were worried about your privacy, your safety, his intentions. He would sometimes look at you for several seconds, unbroken, yellow eyelights blank despite your nervous queries- other times, he would say confusing jittering things to you or himself, about âuniversesâ and âalternatesâ. âMistakesâ he had to âeradicateâ.
... But... also...
... You werenât worried at all.
Error was funny. Both intentionally, and unintentionally. He tried to act all tough, speaking with barbs and calling you a âglitchâ- but to you, he was so clearly all bark and no bite. You shot right back, calling him a broken record player and a weird homeless guy... he took it in stride. He obviously delighted in having someone to play off. To banter with.
... He clearly liked you. He kept coming back, again and again. And youâd be lying if you said you didnât like him too.
Did you still have questions? Sure. But in the end, it wasnât really worth driving yourself crazy over stuff like his secret backstory. He could obviously go in and out of your home completely at will, he could rob you blind or murder you if he so pleased. All he did was do a few menial chores, and occasionally eat some of your food.
He clearly just... needed someone.
At this point in your... ârelationshipâ... Error seemed to have given up on the excuse of doing chores in order to be in your home. He still did them, sure, but sometimes heâd just stay anyway. Once he seemed to clock that you tolerated him, whether or not he was unexpectedly picking up your dry cleaning, he began sticking around all day. He would hover nearby you, drifting in and out of whatever room you were in, watching you like a curious cat. If you acknowledged his existence in any manner, like with a question about his day, heâd visibly brighten and start chattering. Heâd sit on the couch with you. Listen while you rambled about work, family, friends, anything... making snide remarks and staring with those bright yellow eyelights.
He was more akin to a helpful, close friend/roommate than anything else. Youâd grown to kinda just accept that Error was part of your life now.
... He was very easy to accept.
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Error let a slow breath escape him. His temper had been, only moments earlier, absolutely foul. Foul enough that the multiverse wouldâve done well to fear him.
... You had no idea that before you arrived, heâd been seething on your couch, glitches overtaking his vision- literally blinding him with anger. Twitching, burning, infuriated by his difficulty with simple tasks while angry. It had been an awful few days, so awful not even the TV could distract him.
... Then heâd heard your front door open. He heard you sigh to yourself, shake off your raincoat, kick off your shoes.
... His vision had cleared. His Soul had thumped. Finally- the only thing that could distract him.
Your home was the only place where he felt warm. It felt like the only place he could come back to, that welcomed him, with familiar smells and sounds and trinkets that brought him back to reality. Even better when you were physically in the space with him, like you were now, nestled beside him on the couch. Unlike the anti void, a vast expanse of white nothingness where he had only himself to talk to, he liked how your home was full of things that had meaning to you. Your Soulâs energy had soaked into every item in the home- as had your scent.
... He glanced at you, then back to the TV again. Did you know you were the only creature in the multiverse he wanted closer?
(He had one of your shirts, in the anti void. You didnât know. He figured he probably should return it soon... but it kept him company, when he couldnât directly be with you.)
It was odd. You calling him a weirdo had made him feel so calm- affirmation that you still didnât know what heâd done, that you still liked him. Still wanted him in your home. He sometimes asked himself what he, the destroyer of universes, was doing hanging around in a tiny backwater AU with a nobody human... but like most things in his life, he found that if he asked too many questions, the pain in his head became too intense.Â
At the end of the day, you being close to him and talking to him made him feel good. That was all he needed to know.
Even just watching you had calmed him down; back before he realised you were happy to let him in.
You had settled in, your breathing was slower. Someone, relaxed around him... it felt good. Though he desperately wanted to stare at you, and talk to you, he also didnât want to seem clingy. He tried to act like he didnât care, pretending he was watching the Italian cooking show.
...
He didnât manage long.
âthere are aus with m-m-much better looking-g-g mediterraneans than that.â He said, yellow mouth pulled into a sneer.
... You gave him a customary âmhmâ.Â
You had no clue what an AU was. But you humoured him; he liked that. You didnât really know what most of the things he talked about were, youâd just give him some nods and hums, maybe youâd tease him. You probably just thought he was nuts.
He finally glanced over at you. You were leaning on the side of the couch... something in hand.
...
He felt his Soul skip.
âa-a-are you crocheting?â
...Â
... You looked up at him, you seemed surprised to hear him comment on what you were doing. Your eyes on him made his magic all but purr. He was looking at your âprojectâ- a few terrible tangled messes, a ball of brown yarn, and a crochet hook pinched between your thumb and forefinger.
(You were in pyjamas. He liked when you were in pyjamas... he liked when you were comfortable. Comfortable around him.)
â... Oh. Uh... well, Iâm trying to crochet.â Your voice soothed his glitches. Everything about you was a balm to his angry, spiteful, troubled Soul. âIâve only just started. I canât really work it out.â
He tilted his skull. âwhat are you-u maki-i-ing?â
Were your cheeks getting pinker? â... Nothing in particular, maybe a scarf? I just wanted to get into crocheting.â
He stared. âwhat donât y-y-you understand?â
âMaking the knot at the beginning. I dunno where to put everything.â Your brow furrowed. âYou know how to crochet?â
âof course.â He said, sitting up. The TV was now purely background noise. âwhy do you seem surp-p-prised?â
You gave him a look, and a teasing smile that made him feel fidgety and hot.Â
â... Youâre so right. How could I have been so blind. You scream âguy who likes to crochetâ.â
Error shifted. âhow can you not know how to make a slipknot? theyâre easy. thereâs a lot of method-d-ds.â
âThere are? Course you'd know, grandma.â
âmaybe try a pret-t-zel method.â He pointed to your yarn, sitting forward even further. âmake a pretzel sh-shape with the yarn. then catch the inside loop.â
You made a loop over your finger.
... Then kinda just paused, unsure.
ân-n-no, a pretzel.â He narrowed his sockets. âdonât you kn-kn-know how to make a p-p-pretzel?â
âNo.â You said, honestly. Then you glared at him. âBut also, youâre shit at explaining.â
He loved when you sassed him. He leaned in. âmaybe the cross method is easier for your t-t-tiny human brain. loop the thread twice ov-v-ver your fingers so itâs an x shape. then tuck the loose end under the x and catch that. eas-s-sy.â
... You looped the yarn over your finger twice.
...
âBut like. Where do I tuck the end of it?â You said.
âunder the x. you... ugh.â He grunted. âcâmere. gimme the-the-the end of the thread.â
...
You flushed. But you shuffled, sitting up, passing him the yarn.
Error leant over- he took your hands in his.
...
He took your hands. In his.
He froze, for a split second. Your hands were in his. He stared down at them; tiny, soft, warm, shrouded in his blackened bones. He had expected contact with you to feel like lightning, but it didn't, your hands were just... nice. Everything heâd dreamed of.Â
... 'fuck' was the only thought running through his head. Repeating over and over. He didnât mean to take your hands, he didn't realise what he was doing until heâd already done it- he was just so accustomed to instinctively hating the idea of touching anyone, he had no idea how to stop himself from doing it when the urge overcame him. He was just so comfortable with you, so warm- he hadnât thought twice. In that moment, the thought to recoil from you hadnât even occurred to him. Â
He hadnât thought twice about touching you.Â
... It wasnât until this very moment, your hands warming his bones, that he realised he was indulging an urge heâd had since the moment he first saw you.
...
Error couldnât allow himself to acknowledge how deeply heâd been taken off guard. And equally, he couldnât allow you to see it. So he forced himself to continue.
He didnât want to let go of your hands.
âit-t-tâs a basic slipknot. i donât get where youâre conf-fused.â He said, defaulting to insults, as he did when he felt any kind of gentle emotion. He hoped his glitches would hide the nervous stutter.
He moved your fingers in his claws, precisely, holding up the end of the yarn. Your hands felt tiny in his.
âdo it lik-k-ke this. you want the end to be about this long. not too sh-short.â With the eye of someone who had done it a thousand times, he looped it over your first two fingers. âmake an x, over your fingers, like that-t. you see? then you tuck the tail under here. but not-t-t all the way through.â
...Â
... His eyelights moved from the thread, to your face. He caught you looking at him. He was very close, his mouth only a few inches from your face. Close enough to literally feel the warmth coming off you.Â
... Just like that, he found it was difficult to swallow.Â
You flinched, seemingly flustered at getting caught staring- you forced yourself to look back down at the crochet hooks. You bit your lip, apparently in embarrassment.
Your mouth.
...
It took him a few long, difficult moments to draw his eyelights away from your soft, soft lips.Â
â... pinch the tail so you dont lose it.â His claws continuously brushed yours as he circled the thread over your own fingers. He took your left hand. âput your other finger through the loop. like... that. then slide the hook through and catch it. there you go, a slipknot.â
... He could hear your heartbeat. It was faster.
âmake sure not to tighten it too much. the knot doesnât count as a stitch. if you were knitting, it would count. but it doesnât count in cr-crocheting.â
...
He felt like heâd reached the end of his list of excuses to keep holding your hands.
... He let go. And... he sat back against the couch, refusing to look at you, worried about what he might do if he did. He could feel the energy in his cheekbones, they were probably bright blue.Â
His hands balled in his lap.
...
âThanks.â You said, gently. Genuinely.
...
Error didnât know how to process what he was currently feeling. He wasn't sure if he'd ever know how. So he just kept his sockets glued to the TV.
â... s-s-sure." He said. "whatever.â
Cleaning up my files and forgot that I had all these wing studies from circa. 2015 so thought, yâknow what, I donât need to hold onto these, so have this as a little gift from me to whomst ever needs some quick wings for their OCâs, AUâs, and Art.
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