This is genuinely how i see everyone who is still obsessed with Twilight in 2026 (me included)

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This is genuinely how i see everyone who is still obsessed with Twilight in 2026 (me included)
Hope you don't mind a 2nd request your last one was AMAZING!! Could I request the Volturi finding their mate when she stumbles across the castle late at night and they find out she's blind?
THE VOLTURI'S REACTION TO THEIR BLIND MATE
a/n: of course! i don't have any restrictions on how many requests someone can make. as long as you read the post for the request you made, i'm happy to oblige all the requests unless i'm on a break. :) i'm also really glad you liked it! i tried my best to match the scenario according to the characters.
warnings: however, since i'm trying my best to match the scenario according to the characters, there will be angst, dark content, mentions of blood, implied cruelty, toxic relationships, etc. in the movies, the kings have always been cruel. we can already see that from caius's behaviour and how aro was willing to kill his own sister to get marcus to stay, so i'm trying to match a realistic scenario to their personalities. though, the backstories for the three kings will be different since they rarely go outside. also, the casts i choose for heidi, aro and marcus differ from the ones in the movies because i imagine them to look like that, but if you imagine them to look something else, then feel free to just use that idea too.
masterlists & requests: before you go, have a glass of wine or better yet, recommend a good bottle. any kind of message is always a delight.
DEMETRI VOLTURI â THE CASANOVA
Demetri had been strolling around inside the castle after finishing a feeding. He had just returned to Volterra from a tiring mission, but the blood had quickly filled him up. His senses were sharper now, and it didnât take much for him to hear the faint sound of a heartbeat coming from just outside the castle walls. It wasnât unusual for humans to lurk nearby, often drawn in by the beauty of the place, but this time, the scent he picked up was different. Sweet and almost too tempting. He figured it wouldnât hurt to check. Maybe a little snack. When Demetri stepped outside, he saw you standing by the wall, lightly touching the stone with your hand. You didnât notice him at first, not until he spoke and asked if you were alright. He kept his usual charming tone, assuming you were just another lost tourist who's either clueless or reckless for wandering alone at night. Either way, it was better to lure you in gently.
But then he noticed the walking stick. The way your eyes didnât quite focus on him, always looking away. And yet, you answered him perfectly, which made it clear you werenât ignoring himâyou just couldnât seem to see him.
You explained that you had been separated from your friend and ended up wandering here by accident. For a moment, Demetri felt a feeling of pity. He was about to let you go, but that strong and tempting scent still clung to you, even after he had already fed. Heâd never met a human who smelled as good as you did.
All these years, Demetri had one of the strongest resistance to blood, and yet here he was. Tempted, even after feeding? It didnât make sense. Unless, of course... you were his mate.
Demetri wasnât shocked by the idea of having a blind mate. That part didnât faze him. What surprised him was having a mate at all. After all his years, all his killings, and yet somehow, fate still decided to bless him with a sweet and beautiful mate like you?
Still unsure if it was real, he escorted you back to town and easily found your friend by following the faint scent left on you. Later, he fed again until he was completely full, just to be sure he wasnât hallucinating or caught in one of the guardsâ illusions. But even then, he couldnât get you out of his mind.
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FELIX VOLTURI â THE EXECUTIONER
Felix had only stepped outside to get some fresh air after hours of nonstop work. He wasnât expecting trouble. Just a small walk under the night sky. However, the second he picked up the beat of a human heart near the entrance of Volterra, his senses snapped into high alert. He thought Heidi had made sure no humans were lingering too close to the castle, but clearly, something had slipped past her. And honestly, if someone wandered close enough to be bitten, he wouldnât complain. The darkness of the night made it easy to get away with things.
He approached casually, expecting some clueless tourist or maybe even a ghost catcher, but when he saw you, he hesitated in his steps. You were standing near the castle walls, lost in your own thoughts, and didnât react until he spoke. His deep voice startled you, and you jumped back slightly before explaining youâd gotten separated from your friend. As you spoke, he noticed two thingsâyou werenât looking at him directly, and you held a walking stick. That was quick to stop him. You were blind, and your idiotic friend had let you wander this far at night? That pissed him off more than anything else. He knew humans could be irresponsible, but even this much?
Felix didnât want to hurt you. He had no orders to bring anyone in tonight, and it wasnât like you were posing any threat. He couldâve let it end there, but something about you made him linger longerâor more specifically, your scent did. It filled the air, rich and sweet, like it was made just to torture him. He found himself thinking about a conversation Marcus once had with him. Something about recognizing a mate by scent alone. It couldnât be possible.. right? A blind girl, lost in the dark, wandering too close to the Volturi is his mate?
He didnât know what to do with that thought. Still, he helped track down your friend and gave them a hard warning not to lose you again. His tone wasnât harsh, but it was firm enough to make them feel it. Then he walked back to the castle at a normal pace, slower than usual, stuck in his head the whole way. The idea unsettled him more than he cared to admit. If you really were his mate⊠that meant you were in danger just by being close to him. He was loyal to his clanâthe same one that despises humans and maintain laws to keep the peace between the two worlds. If staying away was the only way to protect you from the Volturi, then so be it. Even if it meant not seeing you again.
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HEIDI VOLTURI â THE SEDUCTRESS
Heidi had just finished closing up the last of the evening tours, going over the schedule for the next day and politely turning away any stragglers who hoped for a late-night visit. Of course, the tours were only a cover, a system maintained carefully to feed Volturi members without raising suspicion. Heidi always made sure to tie up loose ends, checking each human off the list before nightfall. Everything was routine until she caught a scent in the air that made her freeze.
It was sweet, powerful, and impossible to ignore. Her eyes quickly scanned the area and landed on you. You were standing near the castle wall, fingers brushing the stone surface. She moved fast, holding her breath to keep control, and approached with a calm, polite voice, asking if you needed help. You explained you had been separated from your friend and had no idea where you were, but you'd overheard some locals talk about the castle and thought you might find them here. The walking stick didnât escape her notice, nor did the unfocused way your eyes drifted. Still, none of that mattered to her because for the first time in her long life, she knew exactly what this meant.
Out of everyone in the Volturi, Heidi had always been the one who wanted to find her mate. And now that she had, she didnât care that you were blind. If anything, she found herself even more protective. But as a vampire who's a part of the Volturi clan, the danger was evident and she couldnât let the others know about you. Not yet. So she helped you find your friend, her smile warm but her tone sharp when she told them never to leave you alone like that again. Then before she turned to go, she quietly promised you that she will make sure to meet with you again. And those words stayed in your mind long after until you could finally meet her again, as she promised.
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ARO VOLTURI â THE MANIPULATIVE KING
Aro had the ability to see the memories of a person just by touching them. It was a powerful tool he used to determine who was loyal and who was treacherous, and he never grew bored of it. One night, he requested a late-night snackâsomething light to quench his thirst before the next proper feeding. Out of curiosity, he asked for someone "innocent" as well, wanting to test whether humans truly could be as pure as they appeared. What he didnât expect was for one of the guards to bring in someone with the most delectable scent he had encountered in years. You followed behind the guard, holding a walking stick, your head turning gently in every direction, eyes never quite settling but still soft.
When Aro greeted you, you looked confused and asked where you were, then explained that you had gotten separated from your friend and had heard of a nearby castle, hoping they might have come here to find you. All the while, Aro took your hand in his own and looked through your memories. He found joy, kindness, warmth, and something that made his expression brighten with interest. He noticed, too, that your friend had already been among the bodies drained during the morningâs feeding, but he said nothing of it. Instead, he offered you a place to stay in the castle for the time being, claiming it would be safer until your friend returned. In truth, he was intriguedânot just by your scent, but by your mind, your light. And as he continued to touch your hand throughout the conversation, his mood only improved, fascinated by a rare gem like you.
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CAIUS VOLTURI â THE CRUEL KING
Caius wasnât particularly hungry, only restless. The kind of restlessness that made him crave control, something to assert his dominance over. So, he requested a late-night offering under the guise of a quick feed, something clean and quiet to satisfy the itch. As always, the guard delivered what he ordered for. The scent that entered the chamber was unexpectedly sweet, enough to catch his attention for a brief moment. Curious despite himself, he turned to look, and then immediately froze.
You stepped into the room carefully, guided only by a walking stick, your head turning at every sound, and your eyes unfocused. There was no fear in you, just confusion as you asked where you were, explaining that you'd gotten separated from your friend and had heard of the nearby castle, hoping for them to be in the castle. Caius didnât answer. He was too busy trying to make sense of the situation. He looked to you in disbelief, thinking this must be a mistake. But then your scent reached him againârich, intoxicating, unmistakable. His expression darkened with slow, growing revulsion as he realized the truth that you were his mate.
The very idea repulsed him. Caius, a king among kings, bound by blood to a fragile, blind human who didnât even know what room she was standing in. Fate, it seemed, was mocking him. He had always valued strength, superiority, control and now this? A weak, wandering soul tethered to him by nature's cruel joke? He didnât care how kind you might be or how rare your scent was. He saw you only as a liability. A stain on his legacy.
Without a word, he ordered you removed from his presenceâunharmed, but unseen. He did not want the others to know. He would not acknowledge it. And yet, as you were led away, the bond was faintly inside him, unwanted and inescapable. He stood there alone in silence, seething, not just at fate, but at himself for feeling anything at all.
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MARCUS VOLTURI â THE EXHAUSTED KING
Marcus spent most of his time in the library, one of the few places within the castle that offered him any sense of peace. It was the only room in the castle not drowned in screams or dread, and the silence suited him. Aro had long since learned to leave him be during these moments, but Caius remained relentless, always sending in fresh humans under the false disguise of a rare vacation to pressure Marcus to feedâto live, to feel again. He never did. Instead, he gave the humans to the guards stationed at his side, suffering in hunger yet feeling calm in the peace.
That night seemed no different, until he heard the soft tap of a walking stick against the marble of the floors. His gaze rose, mildly curious, only to land on the figure entering behind the guard. You followed obediently, your eyes unfocused and unaware, hand lightly brushing the ancient shelves as if trying to understand the shape of the room. He questioned why you came here, then you explained calmly that youâd been separated from your friend, heard the talks from the locals of a castle nearby, and thought perhaps they had wandered here first. Marcus listened silently, already preparing to dismiss you, but then your scent reached him.
It was soft and pure and quite cruel in its beautyâa scent he hadn't encountered in all his years of mourning. The bond struck immediately, that ancient thread tugging at the remains of a heart heâd tried so long to silence. You were his mate. A blind, mortal girl lost in the castle of monstersâtied to a man who had nothing left to give. He felt the weight of fate settle heavily on him, not with joy, but with sorrow. You didnât deserve him. You deserved a full life, not a broken one.
He sent the guards away with a quiet order and walked you outside himself, keeping his hand near but never touching. Your friend was already nearby, shouting your name in the distance. Marcus watched your face light up at the sound and felt that pull again, bittersweet and painful. He said nothing as he watched you go, only turning back when the last echo of your steps vanished. For your sake and his own, he hoped that would be the last time you crossed his path, though a strange feeling in his soul told him otherwise.
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Our little Fool - platonic! Volturi kings x female!human!reader
Part 1 here Part 2 here You are now in part 3
A few weeks after the nomad incident, the entire castle had changed.
Not dramatically.
Not politically.
But emotionally.
Because almost losing you had shaken everyone.
Especially the people who loved you.
Which, much to your endless amusement, seemed to include nearly the entire Volturi.
Felix had become unbearable.
Demetri hovered.
Jane glared at staircases.
Alec followed you around with tea.
And the kingsâŠ
Well.
The kings had become ridiculous.
âž»
âCaius, I can carry my own book.â
âNo.â
âWhy?â
âBecause.â
âThatâs not an answer.â
âIt is now.â
âž»
âMy dear girl!â Aro exclaimed one afternoon. âHave you eaten?â
âAn hour ago.â
âAnd?â
âAro!â
âHumans are delicate!â
Nearby, Marcus quietly slid a blanket over your shoulders because âyou looked cold.â
You werenât.
But you accepted it anyway.
Because Marcusâs little acts of affection were rare treasures.
âž»
And then there were the queens.
The beautiful, graceful queens of the Volturi.
Sulpicia.
Athenodora.
And Didyme.
While they had always adored you, something about nearly losing you had awakened the mothers inside them.
Not that theyâd admit it.
But everyone knew.
Especially the kings.
âž»
You had woken up from a nap one afternoon to find yourself tucked beneath three blankets.
Three.
And a note.
âYou looked tired. â Sulpiciaâ
Below it:
âAnd thin. Eat something. â Athenodoraâ
And, in elegant handwriting:
âCome braid flowers with me when you wake up. â Didyme â€ïžâ
You had laughed so hard you nearly fell out of bed.
âž»
The queens spoiled you terribly.
Sulpicia fussed over your injuries.
âSit still.â
âIâm fine.â
âYou are bruised.â
âSulpiciaââ
âNo arguments.â
âž»
Athenodora brushed your hair every evening.
Something she had done since you were little.
Not because you needed help.
Simply because she liked it.
And because she had once confided quietly:
âI always wished for children.â
You had nearly cried.
âž»
Didymeâ
Sweet, radiant Didymeâ
Loved cuddling.
She loved flowers.
Music.
Dancing.
And you.
Endlessly.
âMy sunshine,â she called you.
To the eternal embarrassment of every guard present.
âž»
And somehowâŠ
Without really noticingâŠ
You started calling them âMama.â
Not intentionally.
It simply happened.
âž»
âMama Sulpicia?â
The queen froze.
Everyone froze.
Even Aro.
You blinked.
ââŠSulpicia?â
She stared.
Then immediately pulled you into the tightest hug imaginable.
âMy darling.â
Her voice trembled.
âMy child.â
âž»
Athenodora had cried.
Actually cried.
And Didyme nearly tackled you.
âMy daughter!â
Caius looked horrified.
âAthenodora, youâre crying.â
âShut up.â
âYou are.â
âCaius.â
âYou are leaking.â
âCaius.â
âž»
And after thatâŠ
It simply became natural.
Mama Sulpicia.
Mama Athenodora.
Mama Didyme.
âž»
Which was how, on one particularly peaceful evening, the entire royal family somehow ended up having what Aro calledâ
âFamily bonding!â
Caius called it nonsense.
Marcus called it pleasant.
And Felix called it âmandatory fun.â
âž»
The gardens had been decorated with lanterns.
Blankets spread everywhere.
Flowers.
Books.
Tea.
Paints.
And enough snacks to feed an army.
Jane and Alec sat together.
Felix and Demetri argued over board games.
Marcus quietly read beside you.
And Aro had somehow convinced everyone to participate in painting.
Again.
âž»
âAbsolutely not,â Caius declared.
Twenty minutes laterâ
âHand me the blue paint.â
You grinned.
âKnew youâd cave.â
âI did not cave.â
âMhm.â
âI merely wished to demonstrate superior technique.â
Nearby, Marcus was painting birds.
Very well, actually.
Aro painted what looked suspiciously like everyone holding hands.
And Felixâ
Felix had somehow painted a giant dog wearing sunglasses.
Nobody knew why.
Not even Felix.
âž»
Meanwhile, you sat with your head resting in Athenodoraâs lap while she played with your hair.
Didyme sat beside you weaving flower crowns.
And Sulpicia made sure you drank enough water.
âYou need more.â
âMamaââ
âMore.â
âMama Sulpicia.â
âNo.â
Everyone laughed.
âž»
âYou spoil her,â Caius muttered.
Sulpicia looked offended.
âOf course I do.â
âShe is twenty.â
âAnd?â
âShe can drink water without supervision.â
âCan she?â
ââŠâ
Caius looked at you.
You smiled innocently.
âMaybe.â
Caius sighed.
âHopeless.â
But he handed you your glass.
âž»
Didyme suddenly gasped.
âOh!â
Everyone looked over.
She smiled brightly.
âFamily portrait!â
A collective groan echoed through the garden.
âNo,â Caius said immediately.
âAbsolutely.â
âNo.â
âYes.â
âNo.â
âYes.â
âNo.â
Athenodora smiled sweetly.
âCaius.â
He wilted.
Everyone noticed.
Felix whispered to Demetri:
âHe fears his wife.â
âSmart man.â
âž»
Eventually everyone assembled.
The queens in the center.
You sitting happily between them.
Marcus nearby.
Aro beaming.
Caius pretending he wasnât enjoying himself.
Jane and Alec together.
Felix and Demetri making faces.
The entire royal family.
And just before the pictureâ
You looked up.
âLove you, Mama.â
Three queens froze.
And thenâ
âLove you too, sweetheart.â
Sulpicia kissed your forehead.
Athenodora squeezed your hand.
Didyme hugged you tightly.
âž»
Aro immediately burst into tears.
âOh, this is beautiful!â
Jane groaned.
âNot again.â
Marcus smiled softly.
Even Caius looked suspiciously emotional.
âRidiculous.â
But his voice lacked any bite.
Because as he looked aroundâ
At his wife smiling.
At Marcus relaxed.
At Aro crying.
At the guards laughing.
At you, healthy and happy and aliveâ
Something ancient and weary inside him settled.
Peacefully.
âž»
Much later that evening, as everyone relaxed beneath the stars, you curled up against Marcusâs side.
Aro rested nearby.
And Caius sat beside Athenodora.
Didyme hummed softly while Sulpicia knitted.
Felix and Demetri were asleep.
Jane dozed against Alec.
Everything was quiet.
Safe.
Home.
And as you drifted toward sleep, you missed the conversation happening above your head.
Aro smiled.
âOur daughter is happy.â
Marcus nodded.
âShe is.â
Caius glanced down at your sleeping form.
And though he would deny it foreverâ
His expression softened.
âYes.â
Athenodora smiled knowingly.
âYour daughter.â
Caius opened his mouth.
Ready to protest.
Ready to deny.
Ready to complain.
Then he looked at you.
His little human.
His ridiculous child.
And he sighed.
ââŠYes.â
Aro nearly cried again.
Marcus smiled.
And the queens positively glowed.
Because after thousands of yearsâ
Their family had grown by one.
And none of themâ
Not kings.
Not queens.
Not guards.
Not anyoneâ
Would ever let their daughter doubt how loved she truly was.
â€ïžđđčâš
âOur Little Fool, Our Precious Child.â
Omg i really need this
How would the guards including Heidi if its possible react to their mates pulling them a break up prank
And the poor guards doesnt realise its a prank cause reader is very good at acting serious
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Jane hates pranks, especially ones like these. She just thinks that they're not funny. Now she doesn't care much when it happens to others, but her?? She's genuinely upset with you and want's a bit of space. You'll have to apologise to her and mean it because this could actually damage your relationship for the short term.
Alec wouldn't find it funny either, but doesn't want space like Jane. It scares him, the thought of you leaving him, and he breaks a little on the inside. For a while his mind races and he will need some reassurance. If you didn't feel guilty then you sure do now.
Demetri get's defensive. No, he doesn't want to break up, but you've activated his fight of flight response and he's ready to pick an argument now. He'll say things he doesn't mean but so will you, and eventually you two will make up but not before giving eachother the cold shoulder for a while.
Felix is hurt. He's incredibly hurt. Don't get me wrong he's annoyed and irritated too but the main thing that comes across is hurt. He'd ask what he did wrong, what happened between you two. (If you don't apologise to him rn i swear to god.) And yes, he's strong, he's a warrior, he's capable of ripping a mans head off his shoulders in half a second. But this isn't work it's personal. Why would you do this to him?
Heidi is another one to have a hot flash of arguments and then give you the cold shoulder. When all is said and done she still wants to spend her eternity with you, but what happened in that moment upset her. She'll make you swear to never pull any shit like this again
Very much asleep
Pairing: Heidi x fem!reader x Demetri
A/N: I am very tired and should work on âOne Touchâ but this idea came to me when I took a nap today â€ïž up to you how you interpret the ending but I see it as wholesome myself!
Warnings: none. Itâs a drabble!
Secret Santa (Demetri Volturi x GN!Reader)
Main Master List || Twilight Master List
KoFi
Warnings: None
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Once a year, the walls of Palazzo dei Priori are decorated to the brim with intricate ornaments for guests from all over the world to awe at as the Christmas season comes and goes. For the guests, Christmas ornaments in an ancient medieval castle are a sight to behold, but for the inhabitants, itâs a nuisance to put them up and take them down year after year.
Despite the guard not really caring for the holiday, the kings â namely Aro â insist for âholiday cheerâ to âbring warmth to the cold wallsâ.
âThis is pointless,â Jane murmurs from below you, fingers deftly manipulating the hook before handing it to you to hang. If there is one person who hates Christmas the most, itâs Jane.Â
Sighing at her complaints, you place the ornament on the large fir tree. âAt least youâre not stuck with those two.â Her red eyes trail over to where you gestured and scowl upon seeing Demetri and Felix slacking in the corner, doing anything but helping with the decorating. Her eyes gleam with amusement at catching Demetri staring at you before quickly turning away, a frown on his face.
âWell, Demetri seems to be interested in you.âÂ
Hidden (Part 2)
Twilight
Caius x Reader
Request: Can you write a series (it can be long or short) where the reader is the daughter of Marcus and Didyme? I know it will make it not cannon but it's fiction. She meets Marcus later in life and when they do meet he sees a bond between the reader and Caius. You can come up with the rest.
Link to Part 1
AO3 Link
Chapter Warning: SMUT
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You watched Caius storm out with wide eyes.
The fuck was that?
You thought before frowning. He asked you not to hurt him, and you were giving him confirmation that you werenât like his ex. You would just tell him, at least not intentionally.
I could treat him pretty damn good.
You thought coldly before leaving the room, too. Going downstairs, you stopped seeing Heidi talking to Demetri and Aro. They looked like the perfect unprepared audience for your drama.
Aro tilted his head at the rather annoyed expression on your face. One thing Aro liked about you, like Didyme, your facial expressions were a window to your soul.
âAre you alright, dear?â
You huffed sitting down. Sitting in silence for a moment, you finally looked up to the multiple sets of eyes looking at you.
âSo, Iâm going to be a lesbian. Heidi want to be my girlfriend?â