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Inktober day 9. HEAVY. 🖤ྀིྀི
Revenge, Served Hot
☆ Day 9 of Domaystic | Unlabeled containers | Event by @domaystic
☆ Summary: Levi gets a spicy surprise when you fail to label your sauces in the fridge.
☆ Pairing: Levi Ackerman x Gender-Neutral Reader
☆ Genre/Tags: Modern AU, Established Relationship, Domestic Fluff, Humor
☆ Word Count: 0.7k
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☆ AO3 Link
@whumpgifathon || Day 9: You Should Probably Get That Looked At Self Care | Broken Bones | Bleeding The Resident - S01E10
Wolf and Little Goat
June of Doom 2025 | 9. Hammer
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“You heard the story, right?” Whumper circled around Whumpee, swinging the hammer playfully. “About the baby goats?”
Whumpee sank deeper into the corner. He didn’t dare to breathe. Didn’t dare to look up.”
“Mother told them not to open the door to strangers. But they didn’t listen. Do you know who was waiting outside?”
Whumpee whimpered, curling in on himself, shoulders hunched like he could somehow disappear into his own body. Every beat of his heart slammed against his ribs, frantic, deafening—a terrified drumroll building toward a nightmare he couldn’t wake from. His breath caught in his throat as Whumper strode closer, his heart hammered faster and faster, so much so Whumpee hoped it might stop and spare him of what was about to come
“A wolf.”
Whumper smiled, his mouth full of sharp teeth. He moved closer to Whumpee, grabbed his wrist and yanked him to the middle of the shed.
Then came the blow, sudden and brutal. Whumpee didn’t even register the swing before agony exploded in his ankle. A white-hot burst of anguish shot through him, short-circuiting his senses. His vision blacked out, then flashed blindingly white as he screamed.
Pain.
This much pain will surely kill him.
“I told you not to run.”
Whumper’s words were in haze.
“I told you there would be consequences—but you had to be just like another baby goat, right?”
Whumpee couldn’t breathe. The pain was overwhelming. Monstrous.
“But we can play this game. Look,” Whumper grabbed him by his hair and yanked his head to the side. “Do you see that box? There’s wolf waiting inside.”
“Please,” Whumpee choked. “No.”
Whumper smiled again, his beastly teeth catching what little light there was . “You should run, little goat.”
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I only took a little part of the prompt, but the story wanted it that way. I hope you enjoyed it nonetheless <3
@juneofdoom
Queen Bobbee
Day 9 Nostalgia
There was a nostalgic charm to autumn’s evenings, to the crumbling of leaves under your feet, to the sound of wind hauling in the distance. It reminded you of the time where there was no “it’s complicated” or silent smiles that are almost real but not really. Simpler times when you could just take Caleb’s hand and run to the nearest pile of leaves without a worry in the world, when you could tell him everything and anything.
But now things were different, and his broad shoulders before you reminded you of that with each step through the evening walk.
the gift revealed on this day was...
a lovely bucktommy colouring page brought to you by none other than @kitty-tommykinarddefender and what's more, you can see the fully coloured version on her blog!
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failsafe (part 1)
On AO3
The power goes out, plunging Rodney into darkness. It shouldn’t be a problem, but he’s in the one place with unreliable emergency lighting.
The elevator shaft.
He presses his ear to the door, straining to hear signs of life from outside, counting irregular time to the rhythm of his heart and coming up far too long to be stuck in a glorified steel box with rapidly dwindling oxygen—
“I’m going to die!”
The hatch above him opens and down abseils salvation on a thin black rope.
“Not if I can help it,” says John, pulling the penlight from his teeth.