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Hærra Ivan | More quotes at Arthuriana Daily
MARRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!
It makes me happy when i read texts the morning after of when i was regressed talking to a friend, and then i can tell when they realized i was and started treating me more like a kid. Though this has only happened twice to my knowledge, it makes me feel seen, I love my friends. And the one that this post is about i hope you know who you are ♥︎
I am so mysterious not name dropping even tho i only have 2 friends who have tumblr
Anybody else here a Kendall x Ivan shipper
𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐊𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭'𝐬 𝐒𝐧𝐨𝐰 𝐖𝐡𝐢𝐭𝐞
Ivan Of Zandar x Shy!Reader | Request by @smoiesaustine
(A/N) I changed the plot slightly but hope you enjoy it!!
WC: 2003
It was a peaceful, sunny day in Amber Beach. The dino café was closed for redecorating purposes, meaning the employees had a few days off. Ivan decided he would spend his free day on a long, therapeutic walk in the large forest by the dinsoaur musuem. It was an exceptionally large wood, so if he walked at a brisk pace, it would take him a couple of hours to go through the whole thing. As he explored the forest, he heard a voice. It didn't sound very far from him, so he decided to approach it, curious as to what the voice could be. As he got closer to the source, he could vaguely get a glimpse of what was making the sound. In a clearing, sat a gorgeous girl. Ivan watched her from the treeline. She sat on her knees, with a group of animals surrounding her. Ivan worried for a moment, concerned that the animals might be harming you. But with closer observation, he could see that you weren't being harmed at all. In fact, they all looked rather peaceful, and you were... singing? Your sweet voice sung to them, and Ivan would be lying if he were to say he didn't enjoy hearing you sing too. He smiled at the sound, wanting to approach. He took a step forward, trying to get a better view. As he stepped, his foot landed on a stray twig. It snapped under his heavy boots, alarming you of his presence. The pretty girl's eyes widened, turning to look at the spot she heard the sound from. To be fair to her, it did make sense to be disturbed by a strange man watching you from the treeline. Without wasting a moment, she sprung up onto her feet, grabbed her bag, and ran in the opposite direction. Ivan sighed with dismay, disappointed that he didn't get to meet the gorgeous woman with the most gorgeous voice he had heard in his life.
Lost In Time
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The sun dipped low on the horizon, painting the sky in hues of orange and purple, casting elongated shadows across the war-torn battlefield. An oppressive tension hung thick in the air, almost palpable, as the remaining Power Rangers stood their ground against the city's latest monstrous threat. Your muscles ached with exertion as you fought with every ounce of strength you possessed, yet your mind kept drifting, unbidden, to Ivan—the brave and noble knight of the Dino Charge Rangers, whose presence always seemed to bolster your courage.
"Stay close!" Ivan's voice rang out, steady and commanding as he deftly deflected an attack aimed directly at you. His unwavering determination, evident in every move he made, gave you a renewed surge of strength. Yet today felt markedly different from your previous battles—an ominous feeling knotted in the pit of your stomach, a premonition you couldn't shake no matter how hard you tried to focus on the fight at hand.
As the battle raged on with increasing intensity, your eyes were drawn to Ivan time and time again. His movements were a mesmerizing dance of fluid grace and deadly precision, his fighting style so fierce it sent chills racing down your spine. You marveled at his skill, his dedication, his sheer presence on the battlefield. Then, in a heart-stopping split second that seemed to stretch into eternity, the creature lunged with unexpected speed—and everything changed in the blink of an eye.
"Ivan!" The scream tore from your throat, raw and desperate, as your heart plummeted to your feet. You watched in horror as he staggered backward, a deep, angry gash suddenly visible across his side. Time seemed to freeze, the sounds of battle fading to a dull roar in your ears as Ivan fell to his knees, crimson blood seeping through his fingers as he clutched at the wound. The world around you blurred and faded away, leaving only his pained expression etched into your vision with cruel clarity.
The other Rangers, their own battles momentarily forgotten, rushed to Ivan's side, their faces pale with shock and growing fear. "No! Ivan, stay with us!" Shelby's voice cracked with emotion, her usual cheerfulness replaced by raw panic. The team's unity, always a source of strength, now amplified the shared dread that coursed through you all.
You pushed through the chaos surrounding you, your heart pounding so fiercely you could feel it in your throat. Hot tears blurred your vision as you stumbled and fell to your knees beside Ivan's prone form. "Ivan, please!" you begged, your voice barely above a whisper, thick with emotion. "You can't leave us! We need you... I need you!"
Ivan's gaze found yours, his eyes filled with a complex mix of pain, regret, and an unwavering love that made your heart constrict painfully in your chest. "I... I fought for you all," he gasped, each word a visible struggle as he battled against the encroaching darkness. "For our future," he continued, his voice growing weaker with each passing second. "Promise me… you'll keep fighting. Promise me you won't let this be in vain."
You shook your head vehemently, refusing to accept the reality of what was unfolding before your eyes. "No!" you cried out, gripping his hand tightly in both of yours. "You're going to be okay! We'll get you help, just hold on a little longer! Please, Ivan, you have to fight!"
But even as the words left your lips, you could see the light in his eyes beginning to dim, the warmth of his hand slowly slipping away despite your desperate grip. The moment stretched like an eternity, each second an agonizing reminder of what you were losing. As the cruel realization finally struck home, a heart-wrenching sob escaped your lips, echoing across the now eerily quiet battlefield.
The Rangers gathered around in a tight circle, their faces wet with freely flowing tears. Tyler, always the strong one, clenched his fists so tightly his knuckles turned white, anger and despair warring in his expression. "You can't do this, Ivan!" he shouted, his voice breaking. "Not like this! We need you... the team needs you!"
Ivan's breath grew increasingly shallow, each inhale a visible struggle, but he somehow managed to summon the strength for a weak smile. His gaze swept over each of you, lingering for a moment as if committing your faces to memory. "You all…" he whispered, the words barely audible, "are my family. My home. I believe in you... in all of you. Carry on our mission... protect the world... and remember..."
With those final, fragmented words, Ivan's eyes fluttered closed for the last time. A heavy, suffocating silence fell over the battlefield, broken only by the sound of muffled sobs and ragged breathing. The monster that had caused this immeasurable pain faded from thought, inconsequential in the wake of your overwhelming grief.
You collapsed against Ivan's still form, your heart shattered into a million pieces. "Ivan, please..." you cried, your voice choked and barely recognizable through your sorrow. "Don't leave me... don't leave us. We can't do this without you." But your pleas fell on deaf ears, the finality of the moment settling over you like a heavy shroud.
The other Rangers joined you on the ground, forming a protective circle around their fallen leader and friend. Tears flowed freely as they clung to one another, seeking comfort in their shared anguish. The bond that had been forged in the heat of countless battles now felt like a fragile thread, woven through with shared pain and an acute sense of loss.
As night fell, cloaking the battlefield in shadows, stars began to blink into existence overhead. They shone down with cold indifference, uncaring witnesses to your suffering. Yet in that moment of deepest despair, you made a silent vow to carry Ivan's indomitable spirit with you always. You would fight on, not just for the world, but for him—for his bravery, for his unwavering dedication, and for the love you had shared, however briefly.
Though Ivan was lost to you today, taken far too soon, you knew with unshakeable certainty that his memory would forever light your way, a beacon of hope and courage in even the darkest of times. And in that, at least, a small part of him would live on, continuing to guide and protect the world he had given everything to save.
“From my rotting body, flowers shall grow and I am in them, and that is eternity.” — Edvard Munch
Sir Ivon: I am at a loss for words because of you two!
Gunther, later: despite being at a loss for words, Ivon proceeded to yell at Jane and I for the next 25 minutes.
Kendall: Ivan, take those things off.
Ivan, with a pair of reindeer antlers on his head: I SHAN'T, IT'S CHRISTMAS!