“You’re Bleeding?” F/O Reactions!
Okay, so I really wanted to write a prompt in hopes it’d inspire my stories a little, so I’m going to write out how my five F/Os would react to their S/Os being injured, mainly during a training exercise or by accident.
Here we go!
Warning: Contains CanonxOC pairings, if this is not your thing, you’ve come to the wrong blog, lol.
Orochimaru
Okay, so Orochimaru is a pretty suave and sassy guy at the best of times, and at the worst of times, he’s downright blunt, rude and a bit obnoxious (there was so much love in those words, you have no idea.)
So when Kaede gets injured during a training exercise that wasn’t meant to cause her harm, he will react with a tease, which would lead to some flirty/cheeky banter before he would crouch down (without explanation) and examine her injury himself.
If he deems it serious, he will help her walk to Kabuto’s lab to be healed.
However, if the injury wasn’t serious, and Kaede was able to get back up immediately after inflicting the wound, he won’t even bother to assist her, he’d just stand there with his arms crossed and an insufferable smirk on his lips as she gets to her feet and shakes it off for another round of training.
He’s a very complicated, evil, and indecipherable man.
Lotor
Ziera is prone to injuries, let me tell you. She loves building machines, but her theoretical plans and actual blueprints tend to miss certain aspects that allow them to function as a practical machine, so she ends up with a lot of failed attempts and mini-explosions. So when she gets injured, Lotor is not at all surprised.
If it’s a serious injury, he will be by her side in less than a tick (assuming he was there keeping her company, or assisted her in creating the machine.) He will crouch down at her side and assess the damage with the utmost seriousness, before he orders his men to alert the medical staff of their impending arrival. Ziera will insist she is fine, even if she is definitely not, because she doesn’t want to worry him, but he’s not having it. He’ll pick her up if it’s safe to do so and pretty much run down the halls of his main ship to the medical bay to get her seen to.
After she has healed from her near-fatal injury, he will scold her and drill into her that checking her blueprints for these fatal errors needs to be a priority. When she tells him she always double checks her blueprints, he asks if she could let him see them beforehand, or if she doesn’t want to bother him, at least ask Coran or Pidge to take a gander.
If the injury isn’t serious, the situation above will still play out, but he will be a lot less panicked about it. In fact, he may tease her a little for her recklessness, but only after he’s made sure she promised to let him check her blueprints next time.
He’s lost so much already, he can’t lose her as well.
Mereoleona
Lucia has fickle control over her magic at times due to its unpredictable nature and unstable power. This is something her grandmother and great grandfather had problems with. The only one who managed to gain complete control of their passed-down magic was her father, and no one knows how. All-in-all, she’s used to getting injured in accidents, and her facial scar will tell you that quite well.
Mereoleona is also no stranger to injuries, and has spent many nights tending to her own wounds after a dangerous battle or training exercise that almost got her killed. (This woman will literally bathe in lava, I am not guessing here.) So when Lucia gets injured, her reactions tend to be similar to each other, but their intensities will change depending on the situation.
If it’s a serious injury, depending on their location, she will either get Lucia to a healer as soon as she possibly can, or she’ll cauterize the wound herself (assuming it’s a wound and not something far worse) and treat it the best she can until Lucia is out of the danger zone. Once that zone passes, she’ll punch Lucia on the back of the head and snap at her about being reckless, before demanding they do the training again to ensure it isn’t a mistake she’ll make often. This could lead to the scenario repeating itself many times.
Don’t be fooled though, she might seem harsh, but during the severity of the situation, she is nothing but a doting, concerned partner who just wants to see her beloved wife healthy again.
If the injury is small (Lucia’s smallest injury is usually an ice shard through the foot, but let’s assume it’s smaller than that, so a slightly-deep cut, or a twisted ankle.) Mereoleona’s reaction will be far less...Aggressive. She’ll still scold Lucia for allowing her magic to run out of control, but she’ll just stand there with her arms crossed until Lucia works through the pain and can continue training.
Needless to say, she’s the tough-love type.
Piers
I just want to say that the gif above is the CUTEST thing I have seen today!
So, Ivy Thornbury (Thorn, as she prefers to be called) is about as reckless as Mereoleona usually. She tends to act first and think later, so she’ll get injured a LOT on her Pokemon journey. Let’s say she’s back home in Spikemuth for this one though. Piers worries about her more than he worries about Marnie, and he worries about his little sister all the damn time.
If the injury Thorn gets is serious, (I.E, a Purrserker gets to her, or she’s poisoned by a Mareanie) then Piers is absolutely terrified! This man has enough anxiety on a daily basis, so when his girlfriend is dangerously injured, he’s a shaking, necklace-tugging mess! He’ll bring out his Obstagoon to take Thorn to the Pokemon Centre and fidget in the waiting room until he hears that she got the all-clear. After that he’ll pretty much buy all the Antidotes, (the version for humans, of course;) and give them to her, demanding she keep them on her at all times.
She jokes about his worries, but thanks him sweetly for the concern, after all, she wasn’t used to people caring about her, and she never, ever wanted him to think she was taking his worries lightly in the long run. But Piers expects it to happen again, and often. She’s terrible at keeping her promises when it comes to her safety.
If the injury is small, he’ll just sigh, roll his eyes and walk off to find the first-aid kit. He’ll complain that she comes home injured more than Marnie did as a child, and she’d just laugh it off and kiss him as a thank you afterwards.
He’ll never admit that he enjoys the little thank you kisses.
Leona Kingscholar
Not much can drag this lion-man out of a nap, especially on a warm summer’s day, but Lilith getting hurt is definitely one of them, of course, depending on the severity. She’s a clumsy young woman, and because of that, he only really notices when she’s seriously injured.
If she is genuinely hurt, say she was struck by lightning during flight, or she was hit in the face with the disk used in Magift, then he’s the first one there to make sure she’s alright. He’s growl at anyone to keep away from her and give her space, except the medical staff, of course. After she wakes up in the hospital wing of the school, he’s there scolding her for flying in storms, or not dodging the disk, but his tone and his eyes showed his true emotions.
Genuine fear.
He didn’t want to lose the one person who made him feel like her first choice. He knew his heart would never recover.
If the injury is small though, expect this lion boy to sleep through it. She trips when she gets out of the shower and he’s in viewing distance? He might laugh, but only if he’s not asleep. She knows to expect questions about the bumps and bruises later though, and the obvious teasing and jokes that’ll follow.
The lion and the bird, what a strange fairy-tale.
Okay, there we go! I hope you guys enjoyed this, and I managed to get all the characters right! I had a lot of fun with this, and it really scratched the writing itch I haven’t felt in a really, REALLY long time! Bye~!
