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jedi-lothwolf · 7 months
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Soultember Prompt 5: Color one from 2018 list
Fandom: The Dragon Prince
Summary: People are colorblind until you see your soulmate for the first time. Amaya never expected to be looking at her enemy as the world lit up around her.
    The breach had never looked so beautiful. It had always been a place of death and fear but right now it was lit up by color. It stunned Amaya for a moment, the color that erupted from the lava.
    The moment of admiration quickly faded to dread. Why here? Why now? Why, her? The general looked back to her opponent, a skilled Sunfire elf. She looked just as surprised.
    Then the elf drew her sword. It was colorful, the blade being different shades of, green? No yellow. It looked lively in the same way that Sairi had told her.
    Amaya drew her sword. She looked at it, curious to see how it changed. Nope still gray. Something seemed wrong about fighting the women you're destined to love.
    Even if they were soulmates they were enemies first. They attached each other but both soldiers couldn't help but get distracted. The bright colors that surrounded them, the overwhelming feeling of the world looking so different. 
    The colors were the only destination. There was something alluring about the elf. Every part of Amaya felt that this was wrong. It felt traitorous to feel that way.  
    When their fight ended Janai wandered around, taking in the sights of the world.
    Amaya wasn't going to tell anyone. But when she arrived at the base and saw Gren she couldn't help but smile. He looked good in color. His hair was definitely not what she had been expecting. It was like a lighter version of the lava.
    'What are you so smiley about?' Gren signed.
    'Just happy to see you' she replied.
    Gren smiled. That was sweet.
    Amaya's smile slowly faded. She didn't want to lie. Gren was her closest friend, she should tell him. He was unwavering in his optimism, he'd find the positive.
    Then she looked at him. She had to come to terms with it first. She couldn't tell Gren, at least not yet.
    For the next few days Amaya wondered about the elven stranger. She was a good fighter, strong, beautiful, and dangerous.
    When night fell that day, the general rode up to the breach. She knew it wasn't a good idea but, she had to know. When she got off her horse, she went to where the two had met.
    And she wasn't the only one there. The elf sat near the edge of the path. She looked gorgeous. It pained Amaya, finding beauty in Xadia. She hated it, she hated her self for it.
    Then the elf stood. Amaya waved. The soldier looked at her, "what are you doing here?" She asked.
    'Looking for you' she signed.
    "What?"
    Grabbing a piece of paper, a feather, and an ink well, Amaya questers to the ground. Unsure the elf walked over and sat down. Then the human did.
    Amaya grabbed the feather gently and wrote, 'Im deaf.'
    The elf looked at her and reached her hand out for the pen. She took it and dipped it in the ink. 'Okay'.
    Amaya took it back. 'So, you're my soulmate?'
    'And you're mine?'
    They looked at each other.
    "This alone is treason." The elf sighed.
    'It is' Amaya wrote. 'What's your name?'
    The elf grabbed the feather carefully, 'Janai.'
    'Im Amaya.'
    "Amaya" Janai said. It sounded right, saying her name. She hated it in the best way she could.
    Maybe this would be okay. Everything had to be okay. Fate wouldn't be so cruel as to connect them only to have it be impossible to love each other right?
    'Do you like color?' Amaya wrote.
    The two's hands touched as they exchanged the feather. 'I do, do you?'
    'I do. Got a favorite?'
    "I'm not sure what it's called but-' then she pointed to a color on her armor.
    'Yellow?'
    "How do you know?"
    'My sister used to tell what the colors looked like. She said it was bright and lively; the color of the sun.' 
    'Oh, you have a sister?'
    Amaya nodded sadly. She grabbed the pen and dipped it into the ink. 'She's dead.'
    "Oh, I'm so sorry."
    Amaya didn't say anything.
    Janai grabbed the pen softly, 'What's your favorite color?'
    She pointed at the color of her armor, 'blue.'
    "How did she describe blue?"
    'The color of the sky and of the ocean but also sadness.'
    Janai tried to look at the sky but clouds blocked her way. They stayed over the breach, making the area darker than the rest of the land around it.
    'If you want we can take a walk? I can tell you what color some things are. If I'm right anyway.'
    Janai looked unsure, "to do that we'd need to leave the breach."
    'Then I'll follow you'
    "Are you sure?"
    Amaya nodded. She stood up and extended her hand out for Janai.
    Janai led the way. It was the first time in nine years that Amaya had been in Xadia. It felt different being there just to talk instead of going to kill.
    Deep down she knew this wouldn't be the last time she'd be in Xadia to see Janai and the more she thought about it, the more she was okay with it. Fate would have brought them together for a reason and maybe that reason was simply to love each other.
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howtodrawyourdragon · 8 months
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Nonsense
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Summary: Written for Soultember 2023. Set before Httyd 1. A soulmate. Everyone has one, but not everyone is lucky enough to meet theirs. The only thing you have to lead you are your first spoken words. Despite growing up surrounded by a tightknit village, Hiccup feels alone. And as his First Spoken Words sound like nonsense to him, he fears his soulmate, too, will be as out of reach as the acceptance and love that he seeks from his father and his tribe.
Warning: /
Rating: General
Characters: Hiccup
Pairing: Hicctooth (platonic)
Words: 530
Fandom: How to Train Your Dragon
Prompt: First Words
Author’s Notes: My only prompt written for Soultember 2023.
Enjoy! :)
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Nonsense. The words sound like nonsense to him.
Ever since Hiccup figured out it were his soulmate’s first words to him that he could hear inside his head, he’s been trying to figure out what they’ve been saying.
Soulmates know they’ve found one another when the first words they speak directly to each other matches the ones they’ve been hearing in the backs of their minds for their entire lives. They’re literally referred to as; The First Spoken Words.
Unfortunately for Hiccup, he hasn’t been able to figure out what his mean. He’s tried to look into sagas, requested book after book from Trader Johann, talked with seafaring merchants that have come from far off places and dared to sail up to the Barbaric Archipelago despite the Dragon Scourge.
None of them have been able to tell him anything so far, not even the language he’s hearing.
In a bout of anger, he throws another book at the wall. It lands on his desk, causing some of his pencils and papers to fall to the ground. It makes quite a bit of noise in his quiet house, but he finds himself unable to care. He’s home alone, his dad has left on another quest to find the Dragon’s Nest.
Sitting on his bed, the 14-year-old, just shy of 15, pulls his blankets around himself. As if concealment will somehow hide him away from the world. As if it’ll somehow shield him from the apparent fact that he can’t even decipher his soulmate’s first words to him.
He doesn’t even know what language they’re spoken in. By now he knows English, French, Gaelic, Latin, bits and pieces of a few others… But none… none seem to match the things he’s been hearing for as long as he can remember.
The odd sounds that echo endlessly in his mind, begging to be solved. They’re just growls. Growls and what sounds like a screech. They make absolutely no sense to him. They sound so animalistic, he can’t hear a single word. He would almost think his soulmate a dragon if not for the fact that this was completely impossible.
Though how ironic would it be? The embarrassment of Berk’s soulmate, his soul’s life partner, can’t even be the right species. They can’t even be on the same side of a war that’s been going on for the past 300 years.
He feels so alone. In a tight knit village of only a little over a 100 people, there’s no where he truly belongs, no one who even wants to hold a normal conversation with him. Not unless it’s to talk about how he should change literally everything about himself before anyone would consider him worthy of “normal conversation.” No friends, his father is always as far away from him as he possibly can… In a place in which no one seems to want him, he thought he could at least have his soulmate with him.
Apparently, he thought wrong.
Still hiding away, wrapped in his blanket, he lies down. His heart aches as he’s plagued by his First Spoken Words, knowing he’s never going to find out who- or what- they belong to.
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mfbingo · 2 years
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September Prompts
I'm going to list all multifandom events that are happening in September so you guys could be prepared:
@sicktember - Sicktember celebrates all types of sickness/illnesses that occurs in any fandom all throughout September.
@tropetember - Tropetember has different tropes each day throughout September.
@whumptember - Whumptember has all different kinds of whumpy prompts throughout the month of September.
@soulmateseptember - Soulmate September has 5 prompts that you could use that are centered around soulmate during September.
@sapphic-september - Sapphic Semptembe focuses on W/W relationships in any fandom.
If there are any September specific multifandom events that is not on the list then please say so by reblogging with the event, commenting with the event or dropping it in my ask box.
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baubeautyandthegeek · 8 months
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The Shape Of You - Elle Greenaway/Emily Prentiss
A/N: Part 4/5 for this year of @soulmateseptember .
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“What the hell even is that?” “You see my point?” Elle asks with a laugh, Emily’s soft fingers tracing over the soul freckles making her smile. Emily pulls away slowly then turns her wrist. A perfectly shaped gun sits in the freckles and Elle laughs a little. “So I get a crown for Mommy’s Little Princess and you get something actually logical… great.” “You still found me.” “Yeah, thanks to JJ.” Elle murmurs and leans a little closer, wrapping an arm around Emily’s waist. “Not that I mind, I got my girl, that’s good enough for me.” They’ve talked about it before, but as they watch JJ with Alex it’s all the clearer that they were truly blessed to have such a sweet and understanding friend who seemed to be gifted with the ability to make sense of people’s soul freckles.
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and the night would be enough
Title: and the night would be enough Link: AO3 Participant: SomeSortofItalianRoast Square filled: - Bucky Barnes Bingo: K1: Dyin’ ain’t so bad (card B023) - SoulTember: Red String of Fate Archive warning: No Archive Warnings Apply Rating: Mature Pairing: James “Bucky” Barnes/Scott Lang Tags: Alternate Universe - Soulmates, soulmate september, Soultember, Hurt No Comfort, Hydra are dicks, Hopeful Ending, angst Word Count: 1,332 Summary: Scott Lang has never had a red string. Until he did. The Winter Soldier wasn’t a person and therefore didn’t have a soul, or a Soulmate. Until he did.
@buckybarnesbingo @soulmateseptember
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27twinsister · 8 months
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(Link goes to full work. Link to just chapter 1 here.)
Soultember Work 3: Shared Collection
3-chapter drabble sequence (wordcount: 300)
Fandom: Ryusoulger
Rating: G
No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters/relationships: Koh&Towa
Additional Tags: Drabble, Drabble Sequence, Soultember Challenge, Alternate Universe - Soulmates, Fluff, rock collecting
Summary: As a kid, Towa likes collecting rocks. Every now and then, his older brother Bamba throws the rocks away.
Every now and then, a new bunch of rocks are suddenly in Koh’s possession.
@soulmateseptember
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soulmateseptember · 3 years
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Welcome to Soulmate September, a month to celebrate Soulmates! 
Soulmates are a favourite trope in fandom but we can always have more, right? Let's find everyone their BFF, Sister-From-Another-Mister, Brother-From-Another-Mother, the Yin to their Yang, their Perfect Match, their Ride or Die. There's seven different types of love so go wild with your types of soulmates - make them romantic, platonic, familial - whatever you can think of. Just make them soulmates!  
Rules:  
Create any kind of fanwork you want.  (Write, draw, GIF, edit, moodboard, or whatever else floats your boat!)
Rate and tag your fics appropriately, put longer works under a readmore.
Want to make it a crossover? Go for it! 
Please no character/ship bashing and no kink shaming outside of your fills - please be respectful towards your fellow fandom lovers!
No RPF, underage, incest, non-con, or bestiality. 
No limit - your fic can be as long or as short as you want, your art as big or as small, your edits as simple or as complicated.
Crossposting is welcome, just make your work meets any requirements of the other Event.
Tag your works with #soultember and #soulmateseptember and tag the blog as well to be sure they get seen!  
Posting begins on September 1st and you can post your contributions at any time. Want to post them all at once? Cool! One each week? Awesome! All at the end of the month? Fabulous!
(If I don't reblog them, I may not have seen them, so please tag me or drop a note in the ask box.)
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask! The ask box is open!
Note: I've made posts for Marvel and Darcyland (because that's my fandom) but feel welcome to use this for your own fandom. If you make a banner and post for your fandom, send it to me and I'll post/reblog it for you.
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maybedefinitely404 · 4 years
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Day 23: Dukeceit
I’m very aware it’s October. But I will get all these prompts done!
@tsshipmonth2020
Day 23 - At a certain age you switch bodies with your soulmate for 24 hours. (I may have changed this one slightly, too.)  
Content warnings: kidnapping mention, food/coffee mentions, homophobia mentions (though none is really seen), just so much caffeine.
The first thing Janus noticed when he woke up was that this was wrong. Very, very wrong.
Which, to be fair, was an accurate reaction, seeing as he was in the wrong room.
His initial thought was that he’d been kidnapped, but no, that couldn’t be right. It was just another bedroom, not a basement or a van or whatever kidnappers used. It was a regular, teenage looking bedroom, with clothes littering the floor and the desk, large posters haphazardly stuck at every angle on the wall, and a phone charging on the nightstand next to him. So, definitely not a kidnapping. 
When his mind finally cleared from his post-waking haze, he sighed in resignation. Apparently the universe had decided that today was the day he would switch bodies with his soulmate, on the day he had specifically set aside to study for a huge biology test that would make or break his grade in the class. Hopefully the school took pity on him and let him redo it. If they believed him, that is… he wasn’t exactly the most honest student.
Groaning, he threw the blankets off him and stumbled to the full body mirror on the door, inspecting the reflection. His soulmate was cute, he’d give him that, but it did nothing to disperse the internal confusion at seeing someone else looking back at him in the mirror. It also felt super weird to be attracted to… well, himself, at the moment, technically? He pushed a strand of white hair, dyed lighter than the rest of the black locks, out of his face and leaned forward, trying to decipher if the eye color was brown or murky green, when the door flew open and hit him in the face.
He yelped upon hitting the floor, rubbing his forehead, and glaring up at the intruder.
“Who the hell are you?” He hissed before he could stop himself, meeting the eyes of a very confused guy standing in the doorway. Blinking, he looked back into the mirror, and then back to the newcomer, wondering for a second if he was hallucinating. It took him far too long to remember the concept of twins, mentally facepalming as the other spoke.
“What do you mean, who the hell am I? Really, not one of your best pranks, Remus.”
“I’m not pranking you. I’m not Remus.”
The other merely blinked, staring at him blankly, until a look of realization crossed his face. “Oooohh! You’re his-”
“Yeah,” Janus snarked, getting back to his feet, “I am. Who are you?”
“Uhm, I’m Roman. Your- I mean, his brother. Remus’ brother. What’s your name?”
He brushed nonexistent dirt off his pajama top, an old and ripped oversized t-shirt, and responded, “Janus.”
“Janice? Huh,” Roman wrinkled his brow, casting a look behind him before stepping in and closing the door behind him, “I could have sworn Remus was gay.”
“I’m not a girl, you deflated airbag. I’m named after a Roman god, and I am very much male.”
Roman was at a loss for words, watching Janus approach Remus’ closet and look through it scrutinizingly. “He has good taste.”
“That’s what you call good taste?” The brother asked, peering over his shoulder at the chaos of ripped cloth and mesh and leather. He was frankly shocked there was any left in the closet, seeing as there was what appeared to be enough for a whole other wardrobe on the floor.
“I wouldn’t personally wear it. I’m more classy than that. But,” He picked out a weathered jean vest, adorned with pins and spikes, “Hot.”
Roman tried to hide his eye roll. “You’ll get along with him well. I came up to get you- er, Remus, but now you, I guess. For breakfast.”
Right on time, a woman’s voice carried up through the house, calling for them. Janus shrugged and followed Roman out the door, abandoning his discovery on a chair and pulling up the first hoodie from the floor. He didn’t generally like to wear oversized things, so he was surprised that the almost blanket-like garment was so comfortable. 
“Ah, took you long enough. It’s getting cold.” Janus took in the downstairs area, a small kitchen and dining room in one, leading off into a living room. It was all comfortable, the sunshine raging through the picture window on the wall closest to the table, highlighting the steam rising off the food. 
Janus stood at the bottom of the stairs as Roman took his seat opposite his parents, gesturing to the seat next to him.
“Remus, sweetie, everything okay?”
For a solid second, he forgot that he was supposed to be Remus and just stared blankly at the woman who had spoken. 
“That’s not Remus. It’s his soulmate.” Roman said absently around a bite of food.
Their mother’s expression turned to delight, standing up immediately and engulfing Janus in a hug that he didn’t return, “Oh, welcome, darling! It’s so nice to meet you! Join us for breakfast, and you can go about contacting Remus later. Sound good?”
“I guess.” He didn’t seem to have a choice either way as he was ushered to sit next to Roman, his plate pushed a little closer to him by the mom. The dad was just taking him in, chewing slowly, and everything in Janus was yelling at him to look away. But Janus was never one to shy away from a stare off, so he kept eye contact, hoping that Remus had the same glare that his own face did. He must have, since the man finally looked back down to his plate.
“What’s your name, sweetie?” Jeez, did this woman always have to use pet names? 
“Janus.” He responded simply, pulling in his first bite of food. It was good, he’d admit, but his own house never had these kinds of… family get-togethers, and to say he was uncomfortable was an understatement. 
“Janice? Huh, must be weird being in a boy’s body, yeah?” Her face clearly conveyed that it was supposed to be a joke, or maybe some fucked up icebreaker, but he was more annoyed by his name. 
“I’m actually-” He was cut off by a sharp kick to the shin, coughing slightly to stifle a curse, and turned to Roman expectantly. The glare out of the corner of his eyes was something Janus wasn’t anticipating, same with the almost imperceivable shake of his head. The message was clear. Forcing a small smile on his face, he turned back to the parents, who were still wholly focused on him. “Yeah, it’s weird for sure.” 
Usually, lies slipped off his tongue with no hesitation. He had to learn to survive, growing up as he had. But this one felt wrong, and so utterly bizarre, that it seemed to burn the roof of his mouth. If that’s what it took though, and he was very sure that Roman’s cutting him off had been to prevent outing Remus, he could take that.
The rest of the meal was filled with small talk between him and the parents, in which he learned that he wasn’t all too far from his own house, where Remus would be waking up. Even so, he didn’t recognize the neighborhood he was in. It was definitely nicer than from where he lived, though, and he doubted that Remus would know where he was either. Poor guy. 
As soon as it seemed socially accepted to leave the table, he did so, loading his dishes into the washer and dashing upstairs. It was only nine in the morning and he was exhausted, dropping onto the bed and noticing the little glow in the dark dinosaurs on the ceiling for the first time. Rather, the remains of glow in the dark dinosaurs. Remus must have taken scissors to them, separating the heads and attaching them to different bodies. He was specifically entranced by a T-Rex with a Pterodactyl head when Remus’ mother’s words flooded back into his mind, and he remembered that he should probably try to get into contact with Remus. One look at the phone on the nightstand, though, and he was getting up with a groan and padding down the hallway. 
It wasn’t hard to distinguish Roman’s room from the other doors; it was the only one with his headshot taped to the front with a star under it, his name written in bold letters across it like a Hollywood star. Janus rolled his eyes and knocked on it, walking in at Roman’s call.
“Can I use your phone?”
“Why?” Roman gave him a hard side eye from where he was splayed across his bed, a script in his hands that he was most likely trying to memorize. 
“I want to call Remus. And unless you know the password to his phone, I can’t get on it.”
“Ah. In full honesty, I don’t even want to know what the cretin has for a password.” With no further convincing, he handed Janus his unlocked phone and went back to scanning the papers, quietly muttering lines to himself while giving Janus the occasion glance. 
He typed in his own number and held the phone to his ear.
“Hello?”
“It’s odd hearing my own voice through the phone,” were Janus’ first words to his soulmate. The voice on the other line, his voice, gasped. 
“Oh shit! Ooooh shit! I would have called, but I couldn’t remember my own number!”
“That’s Remus for you.”
“Stop eavesdropping,” Janus snarled, taking a step away.
“If it’s loud enough to hear, is it really eavesdropping?”
Janus lowered the volume of the phone in response, flipping Roman off. “Hi, Remus, I presume.”
“I see you’ve met Roman. Pain in the ass, huh?”
“You could say that.”
“Okay, first things first. You’re hella hot.”
“I’m flattered.”
“Second, where am I?”
Janus chuckled, which sounded odd coming from vocal chords he wasn’t used to. “About twenty minutes away from your house. Did you want to meet somewhere to switch back?”
“Fuck yes. I want my teeth back.”
“Your-” Janus ran his tongue along his teeth, noticing for the first time that they felt different than what he was used to. The general shape, the curve, it was all new, and odd, and suddenly it was all he could think about. “Why the hell did you have to say that?”
Remus snickered, “Whoopsies.”
“How about Edison’s Bakery, on Westland? It’s pretty much in the middle.”
Roman gave him a thumbs up, mouthing ‘good choice’, at the same time as Remus almost squealed in glee. Apparently, he liked the place. 
“I’ll take that as a yes. In half an hour?”
“Yessss.”
“Before you hang up, what’s your phone password?” He physically recoiled at the response, earning a snort from Roman. “I’m not typing that.”
“That’s the only way you’re getting into my phone.”
“Hold on, how did you get into mine?” Remus only chuckled, and the line went dead. Janus sighed and tossed Roman his phone back, hitting him squarely in the chest. “Not much of a conversationalist, is he?”
“Remus abides to the laws of social constructs about as well as he abides to the laws of nature. That is to say, not at all.” 
“What should I wear? When I go to meet him?”
Roman looked taken aback. It made him scowl in embarrassment, rolling his eyes at the other’s face. 
“I don’t know what Remus likes to wear, dumbass. Don’t get a big head.”
“Uh, the ripped grey jeans with the patch on the thigh and Green Day shirt are his favorite. He usually wears something meshy underneath, but-”
“I’m not wearing mesh.”
“Figured.”
Like all of Remus’ clothing, Janus learned very quickly, the Green Day shirt was also full of holes. Whether his closet had been raided by moths, or it was just his aesthetic, he didn’t know. He could see why mesh would go well under it, but there was no way he would stoop to that level, so he threw on the jean vest he’d first seen and went back to Roman’s room to get approved. 
Deciding against seeing the parents again (Janus didn’t understand his instinctual hatred for them, but it was strong), he scaled the drainpipe outside Remus’ window and used his soulmate’s phone for directions to the cafe (despite the disgust he felt at typing in the password), since he still didn’t know the exact directions from this strange neighbourhood.  After deciphering the bus map, he hopped on the next one to arrive, grateful that he’d found enough spare change in Remus’ horribly unorganized wallet for bus fare. 
Surprisingly, he wasn’t nervous by the time he got to the cafe. He’d have thought his nerves would have eaten at him already, telling him to just turn around and live as Remus for the rest of his life, but they were surprisingly calm. There was just something about meeting a soulmate that didn’t mess with him. They were soulmates; they were kind of supposed to be perfect for each other. That’s the whole point. 
It didn’t take long for him to spot himself in the almost empty bakery, propped up against the large window in a way he would never stand, tracing the patterns on the ceiling with his eyes. Janus sidled up to him- himself? The concept was enough to make his head spin- and, ignoring the slightly Inception-esque nausea of looking at his own body, smirked.
“You’re getting fingerprints all over the glass.”
Remus spun to him, grinning widely, and without further adieu, grabbed his hand. Janus’ vision tunneled before going completely black. A sound like an intense air rush overwhelmed him despite the fact that there was no wind, his ears popped almost painfully, and his mouth went completely dry, but when he opened his eyes again, he was staring back at Remus. Actually Remus. In his own body and everything.
“Oh, my teeth, how I missed you,” The taller crooned, making a show of running his tongue across the outside of his teeth.
“You’re odd.” Never before had Janus been so happy to hear his voice.
“That I am,” Remus said with too wide a grin, tilting his head to the counter. “I waited for you.”
“Glad you had the decency.”
“C’mon, Jay,” He tightened his grip on Janus’ hand, who was surprisingly okay with the nickname (despite having punched people for using it before), “I love their energy drinks.”
“Their what?” Janus had been going here since he was a little kid, and he knew for a fact they didn’t have energy drinks. The overtired barista heard him though, shooting him a look of pure disdain.
“That’s what he calls it. We like to call it the Abomination unto God. I don’t know how his heart doesn’t give out from it. One pump of every flavor, five shots of espresso, top it off with black coffee.”
“Is that legal?” Janus asked incredulously.
“Technically, I just ask for how many espresso shots they can fit in a cup. She was the one to limit it to five.”
“He asked a trainee on their first day working. They filled the whole cup with espresso.”
“I was vibrating.” Remus said dreamily, as if the memory was particularly fond. Despite Janus’ protests, Remus ordered his monstrosity of a drink, pouring at least three sugar packets into the cup to his rising horror, and sat down happily. It was almost enough to make him not want his coffee anymore, watching his soulmate take a long glug of the sludge in his cup.
“So, Janus,” He said when he finally put the half empty cup back onto the table, “How did you find my family?”
Somehow, Janus could sense the underlying question, taking a sip before responding. “They’re fine. Your parents rub me the wrong way, so to speak, and Roman’s a bit of a prick, but they’re fine.” He watched as Remus tossed his cup back again, fiddling with the sleeve on his cup, “I didn’t out you, by the way.”
That was enough to dampen the mood, Remus suddenly looking sullen as he stared at his hands. He blinked rapidly, taking a shaky breath before responding with a quiet thank you.
“They think I’m a girl. So that sucks.”
“They’re homophobic as shit.”
“I figured that out. Is Roman-”
“Gay as they come.”
Janus swirled his drink in his cup, watching the coffee stain the edges. “What will happen if they find out?”
“I don’t want to think about that. Getting disowned, at best.”
They both went silent, almost in solidarity. What could you say to that?
“Do you live alone?” Remus asked out of the blue, drinking more and having the audacity to chew the sugar from the bottom of the cup. 
“My mom’s out of town for work right now.”
“Dad?”
“Never knew him.”
“Shit.”
“That about sums it up.” The two of them chuckled. 
“So…” Remus started, finishing his concoction and throwing the cup into the garbage can by the sugar station, startling the barista. “We’re soulmates.”
“What led you to that conclusion?” He deadpanned, watching Remus as he took a slow sip of his coffee. 
“Hardy har har.”
“Yes, we’re soulmates,” Janus agreed, “Must we make it complicated?”
“Eh,” The other said with a shrug, “Ride with the tide, see where it goes?”
“Works for me.” As Janus finished off the last of his coffee, he could see Remus’ hands had started to shake violently on the table, and could feel his leg bouncing up a storm underneath it.
“C’mon, get up,” Janus laughed, pulling Remus to his (somewhat unsteady) feet, “Let’s go to the park and get your energy out. Hopefully I can get you home before you crash.”
“Aww, you do care.” Remus cooed, laying his head on Janus’ shoulder as they left the shop.
“I believe that’s the point, dumbass. Now, I’ll race you to the park. Three, two, one, go!”
Remus took off at a full caffeine-induced sprint to the park just down the street as Janus continued his leisurely pace, laughing the further Remus got without realizing he wasn’t following. What had he gotten himself into?
Nothing he didn’t want, that was for sure.
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jedi-lothwolf · 7 months
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Soultember Prompt 4: Fun Holidays, Handwriting day Jan 23ed
Fandom: The Dragon Prince
Summary: When your soulmate writes on themself it appears on your skin too. Soren likes writing his soulmate and Corvus sort of likes answering.
  'Heyyyyyy' Soren wrote on his arm, 'how are you?'
    Corvus looked down at his arm, feeling a slight tingle in it. It was his soulmate. He always felt his soulmate was a little too silly for him. He was so serious and quiet but they were funny and energetic.
    Soren checked his arm throughout the day, waiting for his soulmate to respond. 'Hello????' He wrote impatiently.
    A tingle, 'hello.'
    'Oh hi! How are you?'
    'Fine, how are you?'
    'I'm good!' Soren fawned over his soulmate's handwriting. It was so clear and neat.
    Corvus sighed at his. He wondered what fate could have in store for two people who clearly seemed to be opposites. When he talked to Gren about it he said 'opposites attract.' It was the most, least helpful piece of advice he could have given him.
    Grabbing a cloth Corvus dipped it in water. He gently ran the damp cloth over his arm and dried it off. Sitting on his bed, he put water back on the floor.
    As the lines smeared, Soren took a cloth from the table. He couldn't find any water so he tried to just use the fabric to get rid of the ink. Placing the cloth of his skin he roughly pushed the cloth into his skin, trying to keep the smudging at a minimum.
    'Take your time.'
    Soren Smiled. He drew a little happy face and put the pen down. Leaving his room, he set off to get some water.
    Gren walked into Corvus's quarters. "What are you up too?"
    "My soulmate wrote. He sure likes to."
    "I think he'll be good for you" Gren smiled and walked over to the bed. "Someone has to get you out of your shell."
    Corvus ignored the commander's comment.
    "What do you know about him?"
    "Not much, we can't share our names. He's in the crown guard of Katolis."
    "See, you already have something in common! You're both in the Katolis military!"
    "I suppose we are."
    Soren walked right into Callum as he rubbed the drying ink off his arm. "Hey step-prince!"
    "Oh, hey Soren."
    Callum looked at Soren's arm, "writing your soulmate?"
    "Yep!"
    "How's it going?"
    "Good! He actually wrote back for once!"
    "Have fun with that. Tell them I said hi."
    "Will do, step prince."
    Soren rushed off to his room where he could continue talking to his mystery person. 'Im back!'
    Gren grabbed Corvus's arm, "what did he say?"
    "I'm, not sure." He drew a question mark next to the illegible words
    The guard chuckled then wrote slower. "I'm back." He spoke to himself.
    Corvus smiled. 'I see that.'
    The two wrote for a little longer before someone walked into the tracker's quarters, "both of you are needed by General Amaya."
    "Okay. Tell her we'll be right there." Gren got up, "let him know that we need to go."
    Corvus quickly but neatly wrote that he had to go. He pulled his sleeve down, leaving the ink there. Most of it had dried.
    The guard took his chance. He pulled his pen out and started to trace what his soulmate had said. Each stroke was placed with deliverance.
    Though the meeting Corvus had a hard time concentrating; the tingling feeling from his soulmate writing in his arm almost worried him.  It felt like it was always the same thing in the same place.
    As soon as the meeting was over, Corvus, followed by Gren, walked back to his quarters. He threw the door open pulling his sleeve up. There was, nothing new?
    The tingling was still there. He had to be okay. Gren handed him the wet rag and he quickly scrubbed the ink off. But nothing changed.
    Soren felt a change. He grabbed the rag by his bed and cleaned his arm off.
    'Are you okay?' This time it was Soren who drew the question marks.
    'Are you okay?'
    'Yeah why?'
    'You were just writing a lot. What did you write?' Corvus sighed and turned to Gren, "he's okay."
    "That's good."
    'I was tracing your words. I like your handwriting and want to have better handwriting so you don't have to draw so many question marks '
    Corvus smiled. 'Thats sweet.' His stomach filled with butterflies.
    'Awww thanks!'
    Gren sat down next to Corvus, handing him a rag so he could clean off his arm. He took the cloth and rubbed it on his arm.
    'Im going to go train for a little bit. I'll write to you later!" Soren rubbed everything but that off.
    'Okay.' Corvus laid down.
    "I told you it would be okay."
    "You were right."
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jedi-lothwolf · 8 months
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Soultember Prompt 2: Soul Freckles
Fandom: The Dragon Prince
Ship: Rayllum
  When kids are young, seeing shapes in freckles is playful. However when the kids started to get older, they began to be told that somewhere written on their bodies by these little specks of color, was a hint to who their soulmate was.
    Rayla was always confused about the freckles on her collarbone. She knew that they would lead her to her soulmate but she couldn't figure out what they meant. They made two backwards Cs with a line at the bottom.
    Callum never understood his freckles. They resembled a full moon. He used to think it was just a circle until he traced the dotted lines inside of it.  The pattern rested on his collarbone. He wished to know who this mysterious stranger was who he was bound to by fate itself.
    The moon shape always worried Sairi and Harrow. They tried to not think too hard about it or to let their worry get in the way of Callum's excitement and detective work.
    Callum never understood their anxiety, why would his soulmate make them so, scared? Worried didn't quite seem right.
    As time passed on, Rayla and Callum grew up. Callum became a big brother and lost his mother. He started training with Soren and drew as much as he could.
    Rayla trained to be an assassin with Runnian. She lost her parents to the battle at the Strom Spire, and now was on a mission to kill the king of Katolis.
    Life takes you places you don't expect. A mission of death led to Rayla and Callum meeting. It led to a beautiful friendship and a prettier romance. As soon as the mage used Aspiro, Rayla understood what the dots on her collarbone meant. The idiot that she was traveling to Xadia with, was her idiot.
    Callum took a little more time to understand. The hints were supposed to be small. There was a curl irony to meet your forever love on the day you lose someone so important to you.
    "So, did you ever make out your soulmate mark?" Rayla asked.
    "I think so. My mom and stepdad used to be really worried about it, but I think they would like her." Callum blushed, "How about you?"
    "I think so." She smiled, "so what is it?"
    "It's a full moon." He pulled his shirt down to show Rayla. "What's yours?"
    "It's a spell." Mimicking Callum, she pulled her collar down to reveal her freckles.
    "Hey! That's Aspiro!"
    Rayla giggled, "yeah, It is." The two were silent for a moment. "we should get going, gotta get Zym home."
    "Yeah."
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jedi-lothwolf · 7 months
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Soultember Prompt 3: First Words
Fandom: The Bad Batch
Summary: The first words your soulmate will ever tell you is tattooed somewhere on your body. Tech and Phee are about to meet for the first time.
  The concepts of soulmates always fascinated Tech. How could the universe know exactly who you would fall in love with or be extremely close to. The fact that someone could be distended to meet, that destiny it's self existed, was quite intriguing.
    He analyzed his words closely. "Hey now, got a name brown eyes?" Clearly their speech patter now informal. He'd have to correct that. The nickname brown eyes was quite strange. All clones had brown eyes. Well most.
    The writing rested on the inner part of his wrist. Tech liked looking at the tattoo. If fate existed then he had to at least live long enough to meet them.
    Phee questioned hers. 'A clone?' she wondered. It wasn't until the war that she knew she'd have to find him out of thousands of thousands of men. At least she'd have a big extended family.
    After the war, Tech knew he'd find them because of the missions they would go on for Cid. Well he didn't know but it just right.
    "Hey now got a name, brown eyes?"
    "Tech, However the phenotypic eye color for all clones is brown."
    Something felt familiar about the words.
    "Brown eyes?" Tech repeated.
    "Tech?"
     Wrecker shook Tech out of excitement. "Tech! You found her!"
     "Yes, I did."
     Phee smiled, "well it's nice to meet you, soulmate."
    "It is nice to meet you as well. Can we get on with the meeting?"
    "Tech, this is a big deal. The meeting can wait just a minute."
    "I do not know Phee. Our relationship should grow as we talk."
    Echo got ready to do damage control. Then Phee spoke, "I think that would be great."
    Hunter smiled softly. He knew this would go well. Maybe not in his head but in his heart.
    "I have questions to ask later on the statistics of your tattoo as well as your thoughts." Tech said l.
    "I can't wait, Tech." Phee smiled. Then meeting continued.
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jedi-lothwolf · 8 months
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Soultember Prompt 1: Red String of Fate
Fandom : The Dragon Prince
Waring: Canon Character Death
Summary: Harrow didn't need Viren to tell him his wife had been killed by Thunder, he already knew she was gone.
Queen Sairi was the love of King Harrow's life. They were bound together by fate. When they walked, hand in hand, a red string hung down slightly from their pinky fingers. No matter how difficult life was they knew they had each other.
    When Viren told Harrow that there was a way to save the people of Duren and Katolis from the death that would come with the horrible winter, he felt it was the only solution. Maybe it was.
    Despite Sarai's protest, a few soldiers and the leaders of the two kingdoms left to retrieve the heart of the titan.
    Harrow was unsure when the fight began if they would emerge victorious. When the titan fell everything was worth it. The uninjured assessed the injured and they were ready to go.
    It was a selfless mission. But sacrifices must be made to save a kingdom. A few people for tens of thousands seemed only far. 
    Then he appeared. The king of the dragons was angry. Why were humans on his side of the border? What did they need and what did they destroy?
    When the queens of Duren fell, it felt like the whole world shook for just a moment. Then Viren tried to by them time. The head mage was a strong man but without him the sacrifice of the queens was for nothing.
    Sarai was a strong women. There was no doubt in Harrow's mind that she would return to him. The string that held them together would shorten as they took hands once more. They would return home and would dance in their room, watching the string as they tried to tangle it around themselves, just to see if they could.
    Harrow wanted her ride away. He looked at the tine red line that never let them play a fair game or hide and seek and smiled.
    As the soldiers approached their side of the border the king felt his finger start to burn.  
    Snap.
    Harrow felt a sharp pain in his pinky finger. The long red string that once connected him to his Queen had broken.
    This couldn't be right. Any moment now Sarai would come back up the hill, back to him. She had to. Harrow wasn't sure he could do this without her. He wasn't sure how he'd live on or how he'd explain to his sons what happened to their mother.
    The string tied itself into a neat bow, the excess hanging maybe an inch off of his finger. Harrow's heart felt like it stopped beating. Sarai was gone, his love was gone.
    Viren walked up the hill, confirming the news. Three mothers had died that day. The mage looked at Harrow's hand, a red string now visible, "I'm so sorry."
    Harrow said nothing. Tears fell silently down his face. They fell to the ground as others went to retrieve the three bodies from the field.
    He fidgeted with the short tail of the string unconsciously as the three women were brought up the hill. The walk home felt shorter and longer than it had felt before. Harrow wouldn't remember most of it.
    It was fate for the two to fall in love. Who knew fate could be so cruel.
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baubeautyandthegeek · 8 months
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I'll tell you my sins, and you can sharpen your knife//Offer me that deathless death, oh, good God, let me give you my life – Valak (The Nun)/Tiffany Valentine.
A/N: Very mild mention of character death but mostly just fluffy nonsense for the final prompt from @soulmateseptember.
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First words. Everyone has them on their body, usually at their wrists. The first words their lover, their soulmate, will say to them. Valak doubts she can be so gifted, choosing this form, this new form, is a freedom only recently achieved but it’s this form the words indicate she will wear. Tiffany’s own have been etched deeper into the skin by the times she’s suffered through others. It never works, never helps. She wants nothing more than the freedom of finding the one she’s supposed to be with now. They meet completely by accident. The words are rough, Valak’s voice is rough, deep, husky, a threat that doesn’t frighten Tiffany and instead makes her eyes water. She’s speechless as the words burn her mark. “You should not trust me, little one…” “I still do…. My Nun.” Valak snarls just slightly at the burning of the mark, sizing up this woman, this headstrong woman who’s eyes speak of so much pain, then she hears it, the man who pushed into this sanctuary for women. Snarls break free again and Valak pulls Tiffany behind her quick as blinking, stalking closer to sink her teeth into the man, ripping his body apart even as she drank his soul deeper. A demonic force she may be, but something had chosen to give her this woman and she has no intention to leave her behind. Much much later she will listen as Tiffany’s woes and sins spill from her, her smirk turning up, revealing sharp teeth until she’s drawn to lean into the other woman, the slow brush of lips against lips dragging a ragged sound from Tiffany that is answered with a slight chuckle. “My little sinner…” Valak murmurs. “We will have such fun together.”
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baubeautyandthegeek · 8 months
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Tied To You - Alex Blake/Erin Strauss
A/N: Part 3/5 for @soulmateseptember 2023.
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The red string of fate. Everyone grew up hearing about it. Alex had waited for years to figure out who was on the other end of the string tying her to her soulmate, but she had never expected to be betrayed by the same person she was destined to love. She had tried, at first, to cut the string, free herself, hot tears escaping her even as she failed time and again to cut the string, walk away and be free. So in the end she falls apart instead. Risks it all. Gains then loses both her husband and Ethan. Ignores the string of fate tugging her back until she can’t anymore. Erin, her Erin, the woman she was bound to, is just as battered and beaten down by life but Alex has never seen her so incredibly beautiful. Apologies are exchanged and she takes them, she accepts that Erin means them and offers her own, finding herself drawn to follow Erin back to her office. There, with the door locked, they finally, finally accept it. They are bound, chosen, a pairing for all time. Nobody would ever know what had lead Alex to leave and save Erin just in time, nobody would know what made Alex walk away, but alone, hidden away safely, Alex chooses Erin, chooses love and fate and happiness.
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baubeautyandthegeek · 8 months
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Read A Book Day - Marisol Delko/Megan Donner
A/N: Part 2/5 for @soulmateseptember 2023.
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They are surrounded by silence. After finding one another it had been so easy for Marisol to trust what she felt with Megan. She was calmer now, serene, safe with her soulmate. They had been left alone for ‘Read A Book Day’ and Marisol had smiled softly as she listened to Megan read to her. They had both always loved poetry and spending time like this was special, it didn’t happen often at all. So they were here, alone, peaceful and rested in ways that had not been possible before they met. Later, much later, Marisol would wake to Megan slipping into the bed and curling around her, smiling as she relaxed once again into her lover’s arms. Peace and quiet was special, it was theirs. Only theirs.
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baubeautyandthegeek · 8 months
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Monet In Paris - Alex Eames/Sylvia Moon
A/N: Part 1/5 for this years @soulmateseptember . Gifs below made by my girl @notsosecretlyalesbian .
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“Monet in Paris?”
Sylvia sounds unsure, stopping even as she looks at Alex. Her breathing is slightly husky, rough and Alex moves quickly to pull her closer, wrapping her arms tightly around Sylvia, her lips brushing the woman’s ear.
“Trust me Love… please?”
“W… why?”
“You need to be free again.”
Sylvia takes a breath, holding Alex tight until her breath evened out. She follows Alex in, her eyes seeking out the painting, then her breath hitches as Alex leads her into the final room. Her work, her original work, her studies of Monet, all of it is here.
“Alex…”
“You deserve to be celebrated.”
Alex sounds so sure that Sylvia doesn’t fight her, choosing instead to kiss the woman who had healed her fractured soul.
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