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[sweetonmeclarence]

OOH but when Lucifer transforms for the first time...oh yes, he's a beautiful white dragon normally with red-tinged horns and talons and wings, but as a human... Sam's willing to say he's a fairly gorgeous human, too. Blonde hair, glistening skin that looks like it could have scales hiding under it when in the sunlight, bright blue eyes like his natural form, and a soft, proportionate body. And a beautiful smile. He has a smile that just shouldn't be allowed. The two of them share a psychic link, and it's kind of weird that Dean doesn't with Michael. Cas is stumped by that just as much as the rest of them are. Riders and dragons share connections—bonds, one might say—that other beings can't ever imagine. This has only happened once or twice in recorded history, the most recent time being when a rider named Meg hatched an egg (around a century back) and a blue-and-black dragon came into the world. No one knows how her story ended, though. The records got hazy from there on out.

[sweetonmeclarence]

I'm making so many excited noises over the dragon riding au though. Of course there would be magic users, too. Of course Sam would be trained when he runs off on his own. Of course Dean would catch up to him and be like, "Yo I found this one mage dude named Cas who's hella rad and really great with a spell book." And Sam's been teaching himself a lot of what he knows, so of COURSE he is willing to be trained by someone else. And the dragons act like Cas is a familiar friend. The boys can't figure out why, though. But he is a badass mage. He's a bit of a dork, but he's nice and goofy sometimes and hella proud of his trainees (even if Dean can be an ass at times and Sam has this...weird magic about him that possibly came from his time "studying alone"...and Cas doesn't know what to make of it, but he's keeping a close watch on the situation).

[sweetonmeclarence]

One last thought before I leave you for the safety and comfort of my own bed: Dragon rider Sam. Like Inheritance Cycle style dragon rider in the sense that he doesn't know he's a rider until a dragon chooses him. And one does. And it's Lucifer. And Sam fulfils the beginning of a prophecy accidentally. And Dean hatches Michael at some point. And while Luce and Mike are a bit annoyed with each other at first, they reveal that they are reincarnated versions of their past selves—aka two of the most powerful magic users/dragons in all of existence. And they have one HUGE surprise talent: they can turn into humanoids. Dragons have been hidden away and scarce for so long that barely anyone remembers them anymore, and anyone who does...well, the dragons were always DRAGONS, not humanoid. That was...nah... Unless that's how they'd gone into hiding in the first place...hmm...

[sweetonmeclarence]

What do you think of class differences for your Masquerade AU? (Like I assume it's modern, correct me if I'm wrong.) The Masquerade could be held by Lucifer anonymously for all classes. And like (ignore please if it's a bad idea) he uses the masquerade as a front for killing people who'd wronged him in the past. (For me class differences means he was from a rich family, he and Michael fought for inheritence, he lost and got kicked out, and he got himself rich again carving out his own 'kingdom')

Oh.

OOOH

I didn’t think of this. See, I was going mostly for a “yo it’s an Archangel NOT JUST ANY ARCHANGEL THOUGH” thing here, but THAT. I like that.

I might work with this wait up.

I’m just gonna write more of it, now because you all want this to be a thing, apparently, and I am more than okay with that.

Gabriel and Sam are friends and usually attend the masquerades when they happen, but they don’t go together or anything, they just meet up and say hi and then go dance and have fun. So Sam crashes at Gabe’s place after the most recent party, since he was a little too under the influence of alcohol to be responsible for himself the night before.

He wakes up on Gabriel’s couch and takes a moment to gather himself. Last night…well, last night was great. He chatted with the mysterious masked man and…oh hell, he hasn’t seen the man’s face and he’s already entirely too attracted to him for his own good. When Gabriel comes in to check on him, he can tell that his friend already knows about his little meetings he’s been having with the masked man.

Apparently they’d both been absolutely hammered and were sitting like they’d glued their hips together and had just decided to go with it. Gabriel will no doubt tease him in the future thanks to this. Sam groans at the image, his head still aching. Gabe gives him some painkillers and a cup of coffee, all of which he is thankful for.

Gabriel then mentions that he knows the masked man. Sam perks up at this. Apparently, he’s the host. The owner of the place. The mysterious benefactor who throws parties, funds well-rounded charities, and has a passion for the arts. A guy who had built himself up from nothing.

A guy supposedly named “Lucifer.”

Not that anyone believes that sort of thing, anyway. What parent would do that to a child? Maybe a bitter one. Who knows? Sam certainly doesn’t, that’s for sure.

Sam, without thinking on it too much beforehand, asks if the masked man is as gorgeous as he sounds. Gabriel rolls his eyes and answers with an enthusiastic, “Oh, hells yes, he is. And he’s single.”

Sam’s definitely interested now.

So Gabriel goes on. The guy’s not very social. He tends to appear only at his own parties. Everyone knows him and no one knows him. He’s good at talking and people are charmed by his ways, but he doesn’t over-utilize his more seductive abilities. He has issues with abandonment, but Gabriel suggests that Sam not think to hard on it. “Go forth and conquer,” he recommends. “Just don’t lead him on. He won’t hurt you or anything. He’s an honest guy. His honesty can be hard to hear at times, though. He’s a bit of…oh, how do I say it…he’s like J. Gatsby, a mob boss, and the Phantom of the Opera, all combined into one melodramatic creature.”

Sam’s got to take time to think over this.

One month gives him plenty of time, he assumes.

[sweetonmeclarence]

But Sam breaking gender norms is also my favourite thing. Like Sam trying on some eye make up and maybe some lip and maybe he thinks he looks good. Maybe when he was younger, he'd try out the more frillier lacier clothes in the Goodwill changing rooms. Maybe he meets someone who encourages him to try out more things and encourages him to dress up in public when he feels like it. (Ahh ignore me)

this yes all of this please

So at Stanford, then, he's in a bit of a more consistent and liberal environment, so he's able to wear more feminine things now and then when he goes to a friend's place for a movie marathon or when he goes out on the town with people, and it's kind of nice to be able to let loose just a bit.

And when Jess (his best friend who he's been harboring a crush on since at least sophomore year) strolls into his apartment ('cause...you know...he gave her a key...shut up) and sees him just chilling out on the couch, watching the television, dressed in a nice, V-neck sweater and a pair of gaucho-like pants, she doesn't comment. When she sits down next to him and notices he's probably shaved his legs recently, she also doesn't comment. When she looks closer and sees that he's wearing some simple, neutral-toned eye-shadow, barely-there eyeliner, and a flattering color of lipgloss, however...

"You look nice, today."

"Thanks."

And that's it. That's all she says. And when Brady comes to sit with them, later on, she notes that he doesn't say much of anything either. He keeps eyeing Sam now and then during commercials and such, but he doesn't look critical. It's almost like he's checking Sam out, actually.

To be honest, Jess was doing the same. Sam looks like he's perfectly comfortable with them in the same room with him while he's wearing all of this...really nice-looking stuff, actually. She might have to ask him where he got that gloss later.

Maybe Jess and Brady chat later on while Sam's up making some hot cocoa for all three of them. Maybe they decide to try and coax him outside while he's still wearing his makeup. Maybe Sam changes into a pair of slim jeans and throws on a scarf and totally forgets he's wearing the makeup on his way out the door because his friends are there and he's the most comfortable he's been since he came to Stanford.

((This is honestly one of my favorite things because just wait until it gets into the bedroom and shit because ladies' undergarments are sometimes really comfortable and Sam looks great in them and deah lawdy sumbahdy stop me thiyus instant))

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randomdisturbingthoughts replied to your post:Reminder to get your lovely selves on Skype in ten...

Would you mind much if a newbie like me wanted to join?

Not at all! It's for everyone, with the only requirement being that you ship Samifer ^_^ Join the dark side ;D

[sweetonmeclarence]

Assuming they're in a domestic setting would you rather Luce be the type to like nest or something, like Sam starts to notice stuff disappearing from around the bunker and Luce has cordoned off some part of the bunker just for the event. And then he'll start leaving gifts for Sam for like an angel mating courting thing. And then the actual cycle begins and he just starts his rut or heat (I don't know what you prefer?) but once he gets his hands on Sam, they never leave for like days.

Holy smokes yes this

Nesting!Luce makes me so happy. So at first he steals blankets and a few pillows that aren’t use all that much, right? Then he takes a couple of Sam’s plaid shirts, and that’s what makes Sam interested at last. Okay, so Lucifer’s all sensitive from having just gotten out of the Cage, and he kind of likes to just hide away sometimes in the less-travelled areas of the bunker. Totally cool. Sam gets it.

Then he gets a couple of little…well, what would one call them? Gifts? Trinkets? Like, one’s a protective talisman, and another’s a graphite sketch of him reading the newspaper, and another’s a white origami lotus flower, and the list goes on. They’re left on his pillow, at his place at the breakfast table, and in the library by his half-empty coffee mugs when he takes a break from working. Lucifer’s nowhere to be seen most of the time, but…well, who else would be leaving these for him?

And I have no clue whether it’d be a heat or a rut (or something else?), but in any case, Sam hears him making noises one late night after everyone else has gone to sleep and…oh, the poor angel is just…awh…nothing’s helping, either, and he’s clearly been in this state for a while (a few hours maybe).

Lucifer’s also more than eager to wrap himself around Sam because NOW his sensational starvation is getting to him in the other way—he craves it. So Sam holds him for a while, but clever Sam figures out quickly that nothing will be resolved this way, and he…well, he helps his angel out in a much more effective manner shortly thereafter.

He didn’t have to get back to any new cases, anyway; he had some time to spare.

[sweetonmeclarence]

randomdisturbingthoughts replied to your post “and then Dean is kind of embarrassed and he stops talking to Cas or sending him messages. About three days later, Cas gets up the courage to ask Dean what's wrong and Dean blurts it all out and also somehow asks Cas out in the process and everything is great yeeeeah (part 2 of 2)”

If you're really feeling it, go for it. Nothing can stop you /(O3O)/

I might have to do this.

Oh golly. What have I gotten myself into?

(I want all of the blogger au prompts to keep coming because I LOVE this.)