#spacehood

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Kyle as the proud owner of way too large Fatson Todd

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PAIR OF CHOSEN ONES

Kyle: Do you think they will need our help? Jason: Well, without the help of chosen one, the mission might not go so smoothly … so … not really.

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Kyle, annoyed: STUPID RING! Jason, amused: Are you falling for me, flashlight?

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JayKyle red string of fate AU BUT they are using it like a bungee line

Kyle, in disbelief: What the hell! What were you thinking! Jason, amused: Nice save, flashlight!

somehow inspired by BumblingBeesAndWillowTrees's fic: Tie a Knot and Hang On

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I love Kyle's Jaybin construct. It lives rent free in the back of my mind.

SO NOW I've decided that I need Kyle to make construct of Hood. Precisely, for Kyle to get into the habit of creating Hood in so-called dead-end situations. Maybe construct of the bat, with whom I spent time traveling through universes, will have an idea how to get out of this situation?

AND I need Hood's construct to always be very helpfull. Unnaturally helpful. In fact, this construct need to be so helpful that Kyle should wonder if it's even possible for construct to do such a good job without the direct intent. Becouse he's never even sure what he exactly needs it for when he creates it.

AND I like to think that Hood's construct can do so much because Jason uses all-blades around Kyle. I like to think that the burning soul, the fragment that materializes outside his body, which powers his swords, can't just disappear when he's done using them. Not entirely. So the rest attaches itself to Jason's loved ones who are nearby. To protect them when they are far away. Because Jason just cares. And in Kyle's example, his soul just mixes with Kyle's constructs, which use his body shape to strengthen them when the situation is dire. And because it is a soul, they become conscious for a few seconds.

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Since I'm still waiting for DC to make Jason a parent, and my love for JayKyle is still strong… my brain is coming up with crazy ideas about alien children. I want JayKyke to meet aliens who, after hearing that they have been married eight times, decide they are ready for offspring (perhaps for these particular aliens, each ceremony makes them more and more ready), and after hearing that on Earth it is mainly women who give birth (cough clones cough) and that multiple births do not happen very often, they decide to give them the smallest number of offspring they think is possible - three (which, as they heard on Earth, sometimes happen naturally, even if rarely)! SO, the cosmic honeymoon ends with them becoming fathers of triplets…

Below are clearer drawings.

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Silly JayKyle in suits, because I keep picturing their wedding ending in chaos because one of them asked the other: ‘Should we tell them that this is actually our eighth wedding?’.

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I like the idea of Kyle being able to make Jay laugh with his silly space stories, which may or may not include other lanters…. (silly dialogue can be find below).

Kyle, talking about his recent Space Time TM: SO Guy decided that he would serve a wider variety of food in his bar, generally from Earth not just the USA, ... but not all ingredients are worth importing from Earth, SO he and Hal started experimenting with flavours, space meat, I mean animals …. Jason, curious: Yes? Kyle: So they invited the Earth lanterns for a taste test and everything would have been fine, ... I mean nothing attacked us, no great threat, BUT it turned out that the replacement ingredients ... even after heat treatment ... still didn't look similar to the foods we knew Jason, smirking: and I think at this point you should already see the red flag ...? Kyle: MAYBE, ... disregarding this, we all sat down to try. Unfortunately BUT at this point our lives turned into a movie like you guessed... Jason, chuckling: Movie? Kyle, not stoping: AND then our food started to run away, ... and Hal and Guy ran after it ..., and John, John was just disappointed and said …. Jason, openly laughing: What the Hell, Kyle! ... they didn't check the food? ha ha ha ... Kyle, also laughing: WELL no one has thought to check whether high temperatures work for ....