#oc eel

[ninjadeathblade]

Febuwhump Day Two: Solitary Confinement

Warnings: Imprisonment

Word count: 151

Author's notes: Haha, I'm back! I promise I will have actual fandom content soon. In the meantime, I was thinking about Eel. And uh, yeah.

It was damp.

It was cold.

It smelt bad.

It was dark.

They were tired.

They were restless.

They were hungry.

They couldn't sleep.

Their muscles felt like wire.

A hatch opening.

Food?

Food.

They lunged forward, sinking into the meal because they didn't know when they'd be given another.

The hatch overhead stayed open, a small trickle of light catching the edge of their vision.

“It seems to be coming along well sir.”

A voice?

A voice!

“Good. Leave it in there another couple months though.”

Two voices!

The hatch closed.

They finished their meal before running around the room a few times.

Then they sat back down.

They would wait.

For food.

For noise.

For light.

For ocean.

Ocean was nice.

They missed the ocean.

They scrabbled at strings of memories that weren't of this place.

They-

They missed her.

She has always been nice.

Warm.

Not like here.

[ninjadeathblade]

Febuwhump Day Nineteen: "Please don't"

Warnings: Brief smoking, swearing

Word count: 163

Author's notes: My little guys, my sillies, my traumatised bros.

“You know, I could try and kill him,” Shark offered.

Eel sharply turned to look at him as he blew out a stream of smoke. “Please don't.”

“Why not? He's an asshole and it'd break your contract with him,” Shark replied, taking another drag of his cigarette.

“We both know it's not that easy,” Eel sighed. “I'm not allowed to harm him - it says so on the fucking contract.”

Shark frowned, jabbing a finger at their chest. “Eel, you gotta stop letting him push you around. That asshole has been controlling your life ever since you showed up in the tunnels.”

Eel flicked their gaze away, looking up at the star-dotted sky instead. “I'll pay off my debts when I pay them off. You've paid yours off, so you don't have to keep coming back.”

“Oh, gee, sorry for being worried about the closest thing I have to a sibling,” Shark scoffed.

Eel smiled gently and bumped shoulders with him. “Love ya too.”