“Fuck Around and Find Out”
Smut Challenge from @nahimjustfeelingit-writes
Prompt: “Do you think of me when you touch yourself?”
Here’s my take. A riff you’ll recognize! I was watching the original on PeacockTV. (Tony Todd will always be the OG!)
Mature Audience. Smut. Language. Some violence. Grown Folks Only.
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“These moments turn into memories and
Wonder if you’ll remember me
Alfa Mist & Emmavie – “Easily, I Forget”
Hadiza K'imathi stood in front of the exact spot where N'Jadaka Udaku had fallen to his grim demise. The University class tour continued on with her Level 4 classmates and Hadiza used her sandaled foot to kick about the offerings of flowers and sweets left to appease the spirit of the Tyrant King.
N'Jadaka Udaku—Killmonger—had a brief reign of two weeks, and when Hadiza was a child, she remembered the way her country, the royal family, in particular, tried to erase his presence from the history books. They interred his remains at the Hall of Black Panthers inside the hallowed Necropolis City. Killmonger’s foreign blood made him a pariah in the Udaku lineage, but the royal house could not banish his memory completely. Wakandan historians fought for two decades in order for the Tyrant King to have his rightful place in antiquity. Shamed into admitting that her family had done nefarious things to Prince N'Jobu and his offspring Princess Shuri became an Udaku apologist. The Princess had been a mere teenager when Killmonger reigned, but now she was entering middle age, and a popular TV host caught her in a candid moment when the upsurge of Killmonger curiosity came into fashion once they put his history back into the official canon.
“My family did not handle that situation well. My father made poor choices and my brother, the King, has done his best to rectify our sordid past. We were wrong in how we treated Prince N'Jadaka.”
Hadiza watched the replay of that interview at the start of her university career, and it instantly made her change majors from military history to cultural anthropology with an emphasis on ethnology. Fascinated with Killmonger and his Black American background, She became intrigued with why his father, Prince N'Jobu, preferred to help Black Americans and go against his own people. Within the last three years, books were finally being published on the intranet about the entire tragic story. Killmonger had become a cult figure.
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