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Clonecest Five Sentence Fics Master List
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Blackspark
Heard my video work being compared to Blackspark today! I really dig his combination of indie music w/ erotic work, using cinematic lighting and photography. I appreciate the compliment, as some of his work is absolutely inspiring. You aren’t wrong to notice me dabbling with this aesthetic. If we’re being honest, I’m super nervous about exploring this realm because I’m terrified of people not taking my art seriously. -Brandon
A Rediscovery
“Hey, you did find something in there! What’d you-“
Blackspark stopped halfway through the door of his workroom as Gravescratch growled at him, entirely taken aback by the aggression, and dropped the bundle of chains he’d been carrying. “Woah, hey… hey, now… I’m not gonna take it. You know I’m not.”
Gravescratch bared his fangs for a klik more, shielding something behind his back, and didn’t even look remotely sorry for the threat as he rumbled “this is mine” at the mech who’d disturbed him. Yes, he knew that Blackspark didn’t take things, but… this was… this was his. Had to be sure.
“Yeah, hey, sure- it’s yours. Not- not even gonna bother arguing that. You know I’m not gonna steal y’ stuff… it’s yours. I don’t do that.” Blackspark soothed, very slowly moving closer, and sat down in the second chair a short distance away from Gravescratch. “Now… what’d you find? Didn’t think we’d get much out of an old kennel… all I got were chains. Prob’ly melt ‘em.”
Gravescratch’s antennae flickered on his helm and he slowly began to bring whatever it was out from behind his back, optics still narrowed slightly, before pausing and growling again. “Don’t. Laugh.”
“I’m- I’m not- Gravescratch, you know me. I don’t take people’s things, and I don’t laugh at things that’re serious. I’m not a terrible person. I’m an idiot sometimes, but… I try ta be decent, you know that. C’mon, now… what’s up? You got real worked up over somethin’ outta some… random…”
Blackspark trailed off as a realization struck him, and his voice was much, much softer as he spoke. “That… that wasn’t some random kennel, was it?”
Gravescratch slowly shook his helm, then, almost reluctantly, brought the object out from behind his back.
It was a large toy hound, about twice the size of his helm, made of wire mesh and soft metals. Unsurprisingly for something fished from the rubble, it was beat up and a bit chewed on, but it was mostly in one piece- and Gravescratch had been carefully reattaching one of the limbs. It didn’t seem to be sculpted after any creature in particular, but someone had modified the helm. Someone who had etched four additional optics on each side and one on the fore-helm. Someone who had evidently also bitten at the toy with a series of tiny teeth contained in long, narrow jaws.
Gravescratch looked the toy over for a moment, then held it to his chassis and, in a voice softer than Blackspark had ever heard from him, whispered “this is mine”.
Blackspark stayed quiet for a moment, then, slowly, stood up and moved towards Gravescratch. Purring very softly, he wrapped his arms around Gravescratch and held the lanky mech close, rubbing gently at spots along his back that he knew the scent-hound liked.
Not sure what to say, he left it at just the hug for a little while, not letting go as Gravescratch made no attempt to get loose, and spoke quietly when the words did come.
“Ya know… I know you’ve told me ‘bout how they treated you, but… don’t think it ever really sunk in that we might find somethin’ o’ yours in a kennel. ‘m sorry, mech.” Blackspark sighed, optics dimming slightly, and didn’t move except to continue petting. “You, uh… y’ wanna tell me th’ story there? And, here- you know what? Lemme grab this kit- let’s go t’ berth, more comfortable.”
Gravescratch silently returned the hug, leaning into Blackspark for as long as he could, and didn’t speak until the bounty hunter let go and began to gather up the repair kit. When he did speak, his voice was still quiet, still soft, as if he wasn’t quite certain he wanted to share this. Honestly, he wasn’t.
“I was… not born alone. You know this. There were others- not exactly like me, we were all prototypes, but… similar. And they… kept us together. Social species, after all. They’d found that isolation made for unwanted results. So… I had batchmates of a sort. I don’t… remember if they had names, though. Probably just numbers. And I don’t remember their numbers because… well, there was… there was an accident. When we were all young. Something… there was an explosion, I think. I don’t remember, but… I do know they were gone.
“From what I remember, I… wouldn’t stop howling. You- you must understand, I’d never recharged alone in my life, and it was cold without them. I… wasn’t old enough to really understand that they were gone, and I don’t think it would have helped if I had.
“Well, they’d learned that… that punishing young beings made for terrified, cowed tools rather than useful ones. So, instead… one of them gave me this. It- it holds heat very well, and… it was no substitute, but… I’d tired myself out enough that it worked.”
Optics soft, Gravescratch looked down at the toy for a moment longer, then nuzzled his face into it to muffle a quiet little noise. Which didn’t work very well, since he usually spoke with his mouth closed anyway.
“I thought this had been destroyed. The- the war, there was… some kind of a bomb. They emptied the building and left, wouldn’t let me take this with me, and… we never went back. I thought… I thought it had burned, or been buried hopelessly. But I… but I found it. This is mine. It’s the only thing they ever let me have, and it’s still mine.”
Blackspark finished packing up the repair kit and just… listened. Quietly. When Gravescratch seemed to be done talking, he very gently took one of those narrow servos in his own and pulled, coaxing the scavenger to follow him.
With the kit in one servo and Gravescratch’s claws in the other, he stepped out of his workroom and walked the short distance to their berthroom, then shut the door behind them both- just because this felt like a private thing. Even if there was no one else on the ship.
As Gravescratch watched, Blackspark sat down on the berth, spread a tarp out, and put the repair kit on it, and patted a spot right next to himself. “Gravescratch, honestly, I don’t know what ta say. I got a lotta really angry words in mind, bu’ they won’t help. So… c’mere. Sit. I’ve patched up a few li’l toys… lemme help you fix that? Promise not ta make it worse.”
Gravescratch stared for a moment, swaying side-to-side in uncertainty, and almost retreated with his find-
But he didn’t.
Instead, he slunk up onto the berth, sat down, leaned against Blackspark, and very slowly pressed the toy into Blackspark’s servos. He didn’t let go of it, but he offered it. Which was… the closest he could get.
Much later, Blackspark smiled to himself and rubbed very gently behind Gravescratch’s largest set of antennae, purring gently as he watched the lanky mech sleep. They’d cleaned the toy, tightened all the loose parts, and added paint not just to the original eyes, but to the ones Gravescratch had etched in himself. It still looked beaten up, but it did in fact hold heat very well, and that was being put to use.
Gravescratch was curled up on his side, helm against Blackspark, with the toy tucked against his throat. He was either recharging or very close, his field was nothing but contentment, and he kept kneading his claws on the toy.
Frankly, it was adorable.
Not that Blackspark would ever admit that.
Blackout/Spark; mine
Blackout doesn’t like to brag. He’s lost a lot in this war already, and in comparison to some of the other Commanders in the Third System, he doesn’t have much to boast about anyway.
But there is one thing that he will always take pride in, one thing that he will always point out with a grin the size of a small planet and eyes bright.
Spark waves to him from where he’s working on one of the ships with a squad mate, and then promptly smacks himself in the face with a wrench.
“That one is yours?” Cody asks with a smirk, pretending is isn’t making eyes at Fives a few few away.
“Yeeeah, he’s mine,” Blackout says with an exasperated, affectionate sigh.
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Blackout/Spark; reunited
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It’s been weeks since Blackout saw his rookie off to begin his ARC Trooper training, and to say he’s more than a little excited would be an understatement. He’s definitely not pacing in the hangar waiting for the transport ship to land, and he definitely doesn’t have butterflies in his stomach.
Finally, after what seems like hours, the ship comes in, and Blackout does his best to keep his spine straightened, as a Commander should when greeting his fellow brothers-in-arms.
It takes every fiber of his being not to immediately pull Spark into a bruising kiss upon seeing him, but he manages to wait until most of the hangar has cleared out before he slides their fingers together and bumps noses with the freshly trained Trooper.
“Reunited at last,” Spark whispers against his lips before Blackout claims them.
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Blackout/Spark; confessions
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“I hate storms,” Spark confesses, and though it’s mostly to himself, it catches his Commander’s attention.
Before Blackout can ask, Spark continues, “Most people think I got my name because I’m some kind of ‘spark of hope’ or some bantha shit, but...”
At the same time he trails off, a crack of thunder sounds over them, and a streak of lightning cuts through the dark grey sky, sending Spark straight into Blackout’s arms with a yelp.
The Commander frowns as he tightly winds his arms around his Shiny, who quivers against him and hides his face in his chest.
“It’s because you’re afraid of lightning,” Blackout sighs, and though he would normally find amusement in the irony, he finds that this time, it’s not all that funny.
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3484 words of Blackspark grooming and otherwise pampering a newer OC of mine, Sharpshot. No real warnings for this, aside from dealing with some old scars. Literal ones. Technically plug’n’play interface, but not the sexual take on it, just as a way to share information.
All crude jokes aside, Blackspark knew how to handle a weapon. He had more than one sniper rifle of his own, and, when you came down to it, a rifle-alt wasn’t terribly different. Heavier around the base, since there was a living mech inside rather than just the needed components of a rifle, and with a thicker barrel to make up for the fact that the barrel had to be made of segments rather than one solid piece. The same general design, though, with three major differences. First, a rifle-alt could be trusted not to go off accidentally. Second, you didn’t take a rifle-alt apart for cleaning. Third, and most pleasantly, regular sniper rifles didn’t sigh quietly in enjoyment when you were working on cleaning their barrel.
Things Blackspark has called Gravescratch:
Lighthouse face
Gyroscope head
Spirit of every greyhound ever
Nightmare cheetah
Jumbo bowl of danger noodles
Annoyed linguine
Scourge of the underworld’s zebras
Acid-trip lamppost
Extremely lanky potato
French bread loaf
Slenderman’s weird cousin
That weird scratching noise outside at night
Spookiness
Land barracuda
Greyhound ninja
IDK but he’s weird
The physical embodiment of the “no” stare
A cat’s sass in physical form
Escaped garbage disposal
Discount paper shredder
Be-legged python
Disembodied irritated stare
Three raccoons in a trenchcoat
Father of all raccoons
Sassbucket
Five and a half underweight hellhounds
Like seventeen hairless cats
Approximately 115 mutated piranha
Under-bed monster
Closet noisemaker
Bypasser of evolution
Evoker of WTFs
Heck if I know
Genius
Luv
Best friend
Probably literal soulmate