Error and Ink, as a couple, make my head and heart feel all fuzzy. What do you think an Errorink relationship could look like in this universe?
It can be a bit messy. Error is lonely and is quite controlling when it comes to his lovers needing to be close whenever he wants them to, and Ink is a free spirit by nature and would become restless and annoyed by being pinned down to one place. Still, it will work, in a way, as long as both of them become more understanding of each other’s needs.
“Ruru,” Ink purred softly, and nuzzled Error’s cheek. “I missed you.”
“Tsk, why be away for so long if you’re just going to miss me? I bet you forgot about me most of the time anyway.”
“Well, yeah, but whenever I remembered you I realised that I missed you,” Ink said, and embraced the other fairy fully once he noticed that he wasn’t being pushed away. “But I’m here now. Do you want to cuddle?”
“Silly, in the lazy way, the way you like it.”
Error huffed but couldn’t stop the soft blush that bloomed across his cheeks. “Fine, but put on one of my sweaters. Your bones and ecto are chilled.”
Ink chuckled but kissed his cheek. “Took a while to fly up here, you know, and you always have it so cold here.”
“Keeps annoying bastards away.”
“Like you on your crazy days.”
Ink laughed. “I wouldn’t do anything that’d make you uncomfortable, Ruru, you know that, right?”
Error didn’t respond but lightly pushed Ink away, or, in the direction of the furs he’d laid out for them both. He wanted to watch the stars tonight, and he’d be damned if Ink started to shiver because of the cold again.
“Error,” Ink called, bringing Error out of his thoughts.
“Wh—” He jumped at suddenly seeing Ink so close, but the soft bonk of their foreheads meeting quickly brought him back to reality, and he soon took notice of the pretty array of colours passing over Ink’s cheeks. He had his sockets closed, and he smiled serenely.
“I really missed you, Error. It feels good to be with you again.”
“…” Error swallowed thickly, but he leaned into the touch and closed his own sockets, savouring the moment for as long as it lasted. “I missed you, too, Ink.”