I just think Mhin'd be pretty vulnerable in general when it comes to spicy time—but having wings?
That's a WHOLE 'nother level of intimate and vulnerable
Like, maybe they're not even that big—small enough they could hide them with their cape, somewhere between a crow-dark (sleek and maybe a little ominous) and dove-grey (soft, delicate, and "pure") colour, maybe somewhat squashed or healed weirdly in some places because they'd broken them in the past
And for the sake of this au let's say their shirts are open in the back because otherwise their wings fold weirdly and it'd kinda hurt/be annoying. Maybe they always keep it on.
Maybe the MC would've seen the glint of feathers before, like quick flashes of dark sliver.
Now, what if Mhin straddled them; knees on either side of their hips, breath just a little too uneven, eyes darting everywhere except their face. What if their fingers hooked under the collar of the cape, and the MC tried to tell them they didn't need to, but words die on their tongue.
What if Mhin slides the fabric down slowly, like they're peeling off a layer of skin. It'd fall with a soft rustle. And then, the wings unfold... but not gracefully. Not at all.
They'd unfurl—hesitant and cramped. One of the feathers near the base is bent the wrong way, another quivers where it used to be clean-cut.
Made for hiding, not flying.
"Don’t look at them," they murmur, voice hoarse. "They're just… there."
The MC sits up a little, slow enough not to startle them, letting their hand hover near the curve of their back, not touching yet.
"Can I?"
Mhin hesitates. Then, they give the smallest nod.
When the MC's fingers brush along the ridge where feathers meet skin, they shudder—not from pain.
Their wings twitch once; reflexive, embarrassed
"They've broken before," they whisper, barely audible. "Got in the way. Never healed right."
The MC trails their hand down one battered edge. "Still part of you" they murmur against Mhin's neck.
Mhin's breath catches before they relax in their hold, hair brushing against their cheek. Their wings curl inward—instinctively shielding both of them away from the rest of the world.













