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Prince and Pauper
In the dusty streets of a rundown neighborhood in the city, where the facades crumbled like old promises, Michael Prince strode confidently through the block of social housing. Michael was a star among project developers—usually a sharply tailored suit, polished leather shoes, and a portfolio boasting luxury apartments in the best locations. He had his eye on the block: buy it, evict the tenants, luxury renovate everything, and resell at astronomical prices. Money was his god, and he worshipped diligently.
As he walked through the hallway of the third floor, he mentally noted the cracks in the walls and the flickering neon lights. Suddenly, a door opened, and out stepped a man in a wrinkled Pistons jersey, jeans, and Timberland boots. Rogue Pauper, a tenant who lived off odd jobs and welfare, stared at Michael. Michael stared back. It was like looking into a mirror—the same sharp cheekbones, the same blue eyes, the same build. Like identical twins, except one was dressed in silk and the other in rags.
"Damn, who are you?" Rogue muttered, cigarette dangling from his lip.
Michael, usually unflappable, was overwhelmed. "I… I'm Michael Prince. And you look like… me."
Rogue grinned crookedly. "Come in, man. I gotta take a closer look at this."
Michael, against all reason, agreed. Rogue's apartment was a mess: a dirty mattress on the floor, empty beer cans, and the smell of stale smoke. They sat down, shared stories from their lives. Michael talked about board meetings and million-dollar deals, Rogue about tough streets and petty hustles. They cracked open cheap, lukewarm beer—nothing Michael would ever drink willingly. But with each sip, the mood loosened, the glances grew more intense.
The beer flowed in streams, and the words became slurred, mixed with laughter and gestures that drew ever closer. An inexplicable attraction built up, like an electric shock racing through their identical bodies. They laughed about their differences—Michael's polished world against Rogue's raw chaos—and in doing so, their hands touched accidentally, a finger brushing over an arm, a knee bumping against another. At first, it was innocent, a mishap, but soon it became deliberate: Rogue placed his hand on Michael's thigh, feeling the warmth through the khaki pants, and Michael didn't stop him. Instead, he returned the gaze, looking into eyes that were his own, and felt a pull in his chest that wandered deeper.
The heat rose, the room seemed to shrink, the alcohol ignited a fire in their veins. Rogue leaned forward, his breath smelling of beer and tobacco, and Michael, who was otherwise always in control, let it happen. Their lips met first hesitantly, a test, then hungrily, tongues circling, hands gripping hair. Rogue pulled off Michael's jacket, unbuttoned the shirt, revealing smooth, trained skin that he explored with rough fingers. Michael gasped as Rogue's mouth found his neck, sucking and biting lightly, while he pushed up the jersey and stroked over Rogue's muscular back, shaped by hard jobs.
They fell onto the mattress, a whirlwind of limbs and fabric. Rogue pressed Michael down, kissed lower, over the chest, sucked on nipples that hardened under his touch. Michael arched, his hands tugging at Rogue's jeans, pushing them down, revealing hard arousal straining against the fabric. He grasped it, stroked firmly, heard Rogue moan, a deep, animalistic sound. Rogue reciprocated, pulled off Michael's pants, kissed the navel, lower, took him into his mouth, hot and wet, tongue swirling until Michael trembled and clawed at the sheets.
They turned, explored each other with hands and mouths, sweat mixing with the smell of the apartment. Rogue flipped Michael over, kissed his back, bit into the shoulder while pressing against him, hard against soft, and slowly entered, first gently, then deeper, rhythmically. Michael gasped, pushed back, their bodies in sync, like twins becoming one. The rhythm grew faster, wilder, uninhibited, moans echoing through the room until they both exploded, waves of pleasure leaving them breathless.
Sweat-soaked and naked, they lay there afterward, sharing a joint. The smoke curled toward the ceiling. Michael, still high from the adrenaline and the orgasm, murmured: "Imagine we switch roles. Just for a day. You as me, me as you."
Rogue inhaled deeply, grinned. "Hot idea, bro. Let's do it."
Still naked and relaxed from the high, the air hung heavy with their scent, a mix of sweat, smoke, and desire. The erotic tension crackled on as they began the switch, their bodies still sensitive and aroused from what had just happened. Rogue stood up first, stretching languidly, his muscular body glistening in the dim lamp light, beads of sweat sliding over his chest. Michael lay there, watching him with hungry eyes, feeling his pulse quicken again as Rogue bent down to pick up Michael's suit from the chair. The movement made his muscles ripple, and Michael bit his lip to keep from pouncing on him right away.
Rogue slipped into the underwear—fresh and expensive, a contrast to his own boxers that clung tightly to his arousal, which hadn't fully subsided. He grinned at Michael as he pulled up the khaki pants, slowly, almost provocatively, buckling the belt and smoothing the fabric over his thighs. "Feels like silk on the skin," he murmured hoarsely, his voice vibrating with suppressed desire. Michael sat up, couldn't resist, reached out and stroked over Rogue's leg, feeling the warmth through the fabric. "Looks damn hot on you," he whispered, and their gazes locked, electric, full of promise.
Rogue put on the shirt, button by button, and Michael stood up, helped him with it, his fingers trembling slightly as they brushed over Rogue's chest, grazing the nipples that were still sensitive. Each touch sent shivers through both of them, a soft moan escaped Rogue as Michael's thumb accidentally—or not—brushed over a hard bud. They paused, breathing heavily, their faces just inches apart. "Not done yet," Rogue breathed, pulling on the jacket and turning in front of the cracked mirror, smoothing the fabric that clung tightly to his broad shoulders. "Damn tight in the wrong places," he said with a wink, and Michael laughed, but his eyes wandered lower, where the suit accentuated the contours of Rogue's arousal.
Now it was Michael's turn. He picked up Rogue's clothes, feeling the rough texture of the worn jeans in his hands. Rogue watched him intently, leaning against the wall, arms crossed, a crooked grin on his lips. Michael pulled up the jeans, slowly, feeling the rough denim on his naked skin, loose but rubbing in places that aroused him. Rogue stepped closer, helped him adjust the belt, his hands sliding over Michael's hips, lower, brushing the insides of the thighs—a touch meant to tease. Michael gasped, grabbed Rogue's arms, pulled him closer. "You're doing that on purpose," he murmured, and Rogue laughed softly, his breath hot against Michael's ear. "Of course, bro. Wanna see how you look—and feel—in my stuff."
Michael pulled on the Pistons jersey, the fabric smelling of Rogue, of sweat and cigarettes, and it felt liberating, raw and real. Rogue helped him straighten it, his hands wandering over Michael's chest, kneading lightly until Michael pressed against him, their bodies touching, arousal against arousal. They kissed, not briefly but deeply, tongues dancing, hands digging into fabric and flesh, but they pulled apart breathlessly before it escalated. Michael slipped into the Timberland boots, heavy and clunky, stomped experimentally, and Rogue nodded approvingly. "Looks good on you. Made for the streets—and for me."
The tension hung in the air, their bodies vibrating with suppressed desire as they sat back down on the mattress, now dressed in each other's roles. Every movement, every rub of the new fabric on their skin reminded them of the other, keeping the arousal simmering. They exchanged info, their voices rough with lust. Michael explained in detail: "Tomorrow you have a meeting with the investors at 10 a.m. in the downtown office. The door code is 4729. My assistant is Laura—she's picky, so act like you know everything. Contacts: The boss is Mr. Hargrove, call him Sir, and the deal with the block—you gotta convince the seller it's a good offer. My phone password is 123456, easy." As he spoke, his hand stroked over Rogue's arm, a gentle but electrifying touch.
Rogue jotted it all down on a crumpled note, nodded, but his eyes roamed over Michael's body in his clothes. "Sounds doable. And you? As me: Go to the gym around the corner, the guys there know me as Rogue. Train hard, but watch out for the boss—he's Vito, hangs out in the café at the end of the block. He gives jobs, small deliveries, nothing illegal, but pay on time. Welfare office: Show your ID, wait in line, and evenings hang with the buddies. My phone's junk, no password." His fingers circled on Michael's knee, a tease that left both breathless.
They laughed at the absurdity, clinked the last beer remnants, but the touches didn't stop—a foot brushing against another, hands grazing. "Just one week, okay? Meet back here in next Wednesday," Michael said, his voice hoarse. Rogue grinned, leaned in until their lips almost touched: "Or longer, if it's fun. And I bet it will be."
At the entrance of the block, they said goodbye, Michael with the bag in hand, Rogue with one last wink. Rogue climbed into Michael's Porsche and sped off, the engine roaring like a victorious beast.
Rogue, in Michael's world, was a whirlwind. With his crude, prole attitude, he rubbed colleagues and friends the wrong way—he cursed in meetings, called bosses "dude," and flirted shamelessly. Yet strangely, he was more successful than Michael had ever been. His direct approach broke through barriers, deals closed faster. He navigated the world of the rich with a raw energy that fascinated everyone.
Michael, meanwhile, dove into Rogue's life and took to it. He spent hours in the cheap neighborhood gym, pumping iron and sweating with the locals. At the welfare office, he hung out, chatted with those waiting, felt a freedom he'd never known. With great enthusiasm, he took on small errand jobs for the neighborhood boss—picking up packages, delivering messages. It was rough but honest, and Michael blossomed.
The week passed. The agreed meeting point was the old block, at the same time. But when the clock struck, neither was there. Rogue had just sealed the deal on selling the social housing block—cleverer than Michael could have managed. He celebrated with his new buddies in a luxury bar, Dom Pérignon flowing in streams, laughter echoing through the room.
Michael, in Rogue's role, had gotten the assignment from the neighborhood boss to start the evictions—ironically in his own block. He grinned, cranked the music in the apartment to maximum volume, heavy bass booming through the walls. In the hallway, he set up a barbecue grill, smoke billowing out, sausages sizzling. The neighbors cursed, but Michael just laughed. This was his new life—chaotic, free, and he didn't want to go back.
What if Sonic and Amy swapped places in Sonic and the Black Knight?
basically a role swap. What if Mozart was played by Florent and Salieri was played by Mikelangelo.
#I have an idea but no time: Shang Qinghua used the mushroom body for himself (and sorry, Cucumber-bro!)
Ok, let's suppose, that SQH, knowing that Luo Binghe has already left the Abyss and according the plotline, has defeated Mobei-jun, decides that SQQ isn't now in danger with LBH (because...well, this version of protagonist doesn't want to hurt his shizun. In a classic way 😏). And very soon he will be free from Water Prison. So...how about a little helping self-sacrificing ritual, just as in the movies? His fate would be the tragic in other way (killed by MBJ); no, sorry, he want to live a little bit longer in this world!
So, SQH fixed LBH qi-deviation with his core detonation (idk, maybe with the sleeping potion or whatever). And "died". Break the plot, yeah.
After 5 years SQH awakes in the sands. In the new, qi-filled plant-mushroom body and with his old not-so-perfect face from the previous world. Hooray, he is safe and free now! And can leave the double boring paperwork and logistic stuff behind. And MBJ beatings (a little sad, but anyway). He could become the free writer again!
Nexo Knights Role Swap Headcanons!!
Y'all can blame @stolaz-the-artist for making me get back on my shit
Clay as a prince would be the most studious, focused man in the world. You can ask him anything about history, the kingdom's economy and trade partners, war strategy, and etiquette, but the moment you put this guy in a social setting it's so over. He's just fumbling his way through every conversation. God forbid this man has to find a fiancée
Macy being raised by Merlok would be a headache and a half for the poor guy. Sure she's focused and loves being at the Knight's Academy but she's likely even more hot headed and be getting into so many fights and charging headfirst into adventures and danger
Lance being one of a ton of siblings would make him bolder. He'd probably be a bit more hardworking since he can't rely on anyone else to help him or just hand him a role. He'd probably be more open about his love of drama and have spent much of his childhood in school plays and drama clubs
Axl being the son of a rich family might've had an almost gladiatorial upbringing. After all, he's always been so tall and strong so obviously knighthood is the path for him. He's had the best trainers and been on a diet for years, but he still loves cookies. This version of Axl would probably be quieter and more discreet about his love of cooking but also even more of a tank
Aaron being raised in an orphanage until he finally gets his chance at knighthood and he hates it. He hates the rules and the 'safety protocols' but he finds a love of performing. Being selected to serve the royal family is his greatest success and he's defiantly acting more like a classic jester, shit talking people he doesn't like between performances
Jestro being born the oldest of a hardworking family. He spent most of his life working and looking after his siblings, so by the time he gets to the Knight's Academy he's got some decent stamina and muscle. But he has no idea how to speak up for himself so he's very quiet but helpful and tends to take care of others over himself
Role swaps if it wasn't clear btw: Clay & Macy swapped Lance swapped with Aaron Axl swapped with Lance Aaron swapped with Jestro Jestro is swapped with Axl
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