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Code: Acrobat - Saint Germain

Saint Germain leaned back in his seat, an amused smile tugging at his lips as he observed his partner, who moved with the grace and precision of a dancer on the high wire. Each step was poised, every movement deliberate yet effortless, as if they were floating rather than walking above the crowd. The spotlight followed them, casting a warm glow over their figure as they twisted and spun through the air, their body seemingly weightless as they performed their daring acrobatic routine.

He had always known they were extraordinary—brave, talented, and skilled in ways that defied belief—but watching them now, performing in front of a captivated audience, stirred something deeper in him. His ice-blue eyes never wavered from them, filled with a mixture of admiration and awe. The way they commanded the crowd's attention, the way they balanced on the thin wire or launched themselves into the air, flipping and turning, was nothing short of mesmerizing.

As they descended in an elegant arc toward the platform, his heart swelled with pride. They had such mastery over their body, such control, and yet, every leap sent a faint tremor through him, his breath catching in his chest. Saint Germain, ever composed and unfazed by most things, found himself unusually anxious watching them. It was rare for him to feel so connected to something so unpredictable, so dependent on trust and timing, but here he was—captivated, enthralled by their every movement.

When the performance ended, and they stood before the crowd, arms raised, Saint Germain could feel the collective release of tension as the audience erupted in applause. He joined them, clapping lightly, the smile on his lips soft and genuine. They glanced toward him, eyes seeking him out amidst the sea of faces, and when their gazes met, a knowing smile passed between them, one that held more than just admiration for the performance.

Later, backstage, Saint Germain approached them with his signature grace, hands clasped behind his back. His expression was unreadable at first, as it so often was, but the glimmer in his eyes gave away his pride.

“Well,” he began, voice low and smooth, “you’ve certainly managed to surprise me once again.”

They chuckled softly, wiping sweat from their brow as they came closer. “Surprised you? That’s quite the feat, isn’t it?” they teased lightly.

“Indeed,” he replied, eyes narrowing playfully. “Though, I must admit, watching you up there was both exhilarating and…” He paused for a moment, his gaze lingering on their face. “A touch nerve-wracking.”

“Nerve-wracking?” They raised a brow, amusement clear in their tone. “I didn’t think anything could rattle you, Saint Germain.”

He smiled, his gaze softening as he reached out, gently brushing a strand of hair from their face. “You’re right,” he said quietly. “Very few things do. But watching you defy gravity so effortlessly—knowing how dangerous it is—well, I suppose even I am not immune to worry.”

They stepped closer, their eyes warm with affection as they took his hand, intertwining their fingers with his. “You don’t have to worry about me,” they whispered. “I’ve been doing this for years.”

He nodded, leaning in slightly, his eyes never leaving theirs. “I know,” he murmured. “But it seems you’ve found a way to keep me on edge. Not an easy thing to accomplish.”

They smiled, pressing a light kiss to his cheek. “Then I must be doing something right.”

Saint Germain chuckled softly, pulling them into a gentle embrace. “You certainly are,” he whispered, his voice full of warmth. “And you’ve certainly captured my attention—more than anyone ever has.”

They rested their head against his chest, their eyes fluttering closed as they listened to the steady beat of his heart. “And I intend to keep it,” they replied softly.

Saint Germain smiled, resting his chin atop their head. “I look forward to it,” he said quietly, the warmth in his voice carrying the weight of his feelings.

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Code: Acrobat - Sholmes

Herlock Sholmes sat in the audience, his sharp eyes narrowing as he watched the acrobatic display unfold before him. His partner moved with such precision and grace, performing feats that seemed to defy logic and reason. Each leap, each spin, and each perfectly executed flip through the air drew gasps and cheers from the crowd, but Sholmes’ mind was already analyzing everything—calculating trajectories, balancing forces, estimating the tension in the wire. Yet, despite his relentless logic, he couldn’t help the sense of awe bubbling up within him.

He had seen countless things in his life—miraculous, mysterious, and seemingly impossible—but watching them in their element, commanding the space around them with such elegance, stirred something unexpected within him. They were brilliant, not just for their physical prowess but for their focus and control. Their mastery over the performance was no different from the way they mastered the intricacies of a case. In that moment, Sholmes realized that this wasn’t just a display of skill—it was a work of art, a puzzle perfectly solved by their own intuition and talent.

But beneath the surface of his admiration was a deeper feeling, one that made his usually sharp mind slow ever so slightly with concern. For all their skill and confidence, the danger was very real. Every movement required precision; one small mistake could send them tumbling into peril. His hands gripped the edge of his seat more tightly than usual, a rare gesture of unease crossing his features as he watched them dangle from the trapeze, suspended only by their trust in the ropes and their own balance.

When they finally landed with a flourish, the crowd erupted into applause, and Sholmes found himself clapping—albeit more quietly than the rest, a soft smile pulling at his lips. His gaze followed them as they bowed and waved to the cheering crowd, their eyes glinting with joy and satisfaction.

As the show ended and the performers filed out backstage, Sholmes made his way toward them. His steps were purposeful, but his expression was carefully composed as he approached, his usual aloofness in place despite the storm of thoughts whirling through his mind.

When he finally reached them, they greeted him with a smile, wiping a bit of sweat from their brow. “Enjoy the show?” they asked, still catching their breath.

Sholmes tilted his head slightly, his piercing blue eyes studying them. “It was quite… remarkable,” he replied, his voice as steady as ever. “Your performance was exceptional, as always.”

They chuckled softly, their eyes gleaming with amusement. “That’s high praise, coming from you.”

Sholmes took a step closer, his gaze softening ever so slightly. “You know, for all the marvels I’ve witnessed, I don’t believe I’ve ever seen anything quite like that,” he admitted quietly. “You were brilliant up there. But…” He hesitated for a moment, his brow furrowing just slightly. “I do hope you’re careful. Some risks, while exhilarating, are not worth taking.”

Their expression softened, and they took a step closer to him, reaching out to gently touch his arm. “I know what I’m doing, Sholmes,” they said, their voice gentle. “I’ve been doing this for years. You don’t have to worry about me.”

His eyes lingered on them for a moment longer, his analytical mind battling with the warmth growing in his chest. “Perhaps,” he said quietly, “but worry is a curious thing. It seems even logic and reason are not entirely immune to it.”

They smiled, leaning in to brush a light kiss against his cheek. “That just means you care,” they teased lightly. “And I’ll be careful. For you.”

Sholmes felt a slight flush rise to his cheeks at their words, though he quickly cleared his throat and composed himself. “Yes, well,” he muttered, avoiding their gaze for a moment before allowing himself to smile. “I suppose I can allow myself to care. Just this once.”

They laughed softly, taking his hand in theirs as they began to walk together, the circus fading into the background as the night settled around them. Sholmes glanced at them out of the corner of his eye, a rare warmth in his expression.

“Just this once,” he repeated softly, his fingers intertwining with theirs.

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Code: Acrobat

Van Helsing

Lupin

Impey

Saint Germain

Victor

Sholmes

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Desperately hoping the Code: Realize fandom is alive and well 🥲. Y’all please tell me I’m not alone in the universe here!

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Code: Baby Series

Hiya! Here’s a few drabbles for how each of our code: realize hubbies would react to their spouse being pregnant. (Tried to keep the spouse gender neutral).

Van Helsing

Lupin

Saint Germain

Impey

Victor

Sholmes

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Code: Baby ~ Van Helsing

Van Helsing had always been stoic—his emotions buried deep beneath layers of resolve. But when his spouse stood before him with trembling hands and whispered the words, “I’m pregnant,” everything shifted.

For a fleeting moment, joy flickered in his chest. It was brief—an image of a peaceful life, free from the violence and bloodshed that had haunted him. But just as quickly, that joy was snuffed out by something darker, colder. Fear.

His breath caught in his throat, his mind spiraling into the depths of his memories—those terrible things he’d done. How could he, a man stained by violence, by death, bring a child into this world? His hands, the same hands that had taken life, now responsible for creating one? The thought twisted in his mind like a blade.

He pulled away without meaning to, his body stiffening. “I—” Van Helsing’s voice wavered, something it rarely did. He shook his head, his eyes casting downward. “Are you certain this is… wise?” His tone was harsh, though he meant it to sound concerned. It was the fear—fear of himself—that made him recoil. His heart pounded with the weight of it.

His spouse reached for him, but he took a step back. “I… I’ve done things,” he murmured, barely able to meet their eyes. “Terrible things. What if—” His voice broke off, and he swallowed hard. “What if I’m not fit to be a father?”

There was silence for a moment, the weight of his words hanging between them. His spouse didn’t flinch, didn’t withdraw as he had. Instead, they closed the distance between them, their hand gentle as they cupped his cheek, forcing him to meet their gaze.

“You are more than what you’ve done,” they whispered softly. “I know you, Abraham. I’ve seen your heart, and it’s not the monster you think it is.”

Van Helsing’s heart clenched at their words, his defenses crumbling, but the fear still lingered. “And what if I am?” he asked, his voice barely a whisper.

His spouse smiled at him—soft, full of warmth. “Then we’ll face it together. We’re in this together, Abraham. You’re not alone in this.”

His chest tightened as he heard those words, and for the first time since hearing the news, some of the fear loosened its grip on him. But it would take time—time to let go of the guilt, the fear of what he could become, and embrace the idea of fatherhood.

For now, he allowed himself a small, tentative step toward the future they were offering him. “I’m scared,” he admitted finally, his voice barely above a whisper.

“I know,” they replied, resting their head against his chest. “But we’ll figure it out.”

Van Helsing wrapped his arms around them, pulling them close, his heart heavy yet hopeful. He still feared the man he’d once been, feared that darkness within him, but in this moment, holding the person he loved, he let himself believe that maybe, just maybe, he could be more than his past.

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Code: Baby ~ Lupin

Lupin’s reaction to the news of his spouse being pregnant would be simply elation. His natural optimism and charisma would shine through, but beneath that, there would also be a deep sense of responsibility.

When his spouse first told him the news, they would probably do so in a moment of quiet, perhaps after a long day of one of their usual adventures. Lupin would listen intently, his golden eyes locked on theirs, a soft smile tugging at his lips as they nervously revealed the truth.

“I’m pregnant.”

For a moment, Lupin would freeze. His sharp mind, always so quick to calculate and plan, would stumble over the enormity of those two simple words. A heartbeat passed, then two, before his face split into an impossibly wide grin.

“Mon amour,” he’d say softly, pulling them into his arms with a gentle but secure embrace. “You’re serious?”

Once he received the confirming nod, his laughter would bubble up, light and full of joy. He would sweep them off their feet, spinning them in a playful twirl before settling them back on the ground.

“This is incredible!” Lupin would exclaim, practically glowing with excitement. “We’re going to be parents! Imagine it—a child with your grace and my… irresistible charm.” He’d wink, trying to lighten any lingering nerves they might have.

But once the initial excitement settled, Lupin’s expression would turn more thoughtful. He’d pull them close again, his arms around their waist, forehead resting gently against theirs. “You know,” he’d murmur softly, “I’ve never had a family of my own. Not in the traditional sense. But the idea of creating one with you… it’s the greatest treasure I could ever dream of.”

Still, there would be a flicker of uncertainty in him, though he would do his best to hide it. Lupin had always led a dangerous life—a life of heists, cunning, and outwitting enemies at every turn. The thought of bringing a child into that world, of the dangers that could one day threaten his family, would weigh on him. He wouldn’t voice these fears right away, not wanting to dampen the joy of the moment.

Instead, he would make a vow in his heart. He would do everything in his power to keep them safe—both his spouse and their unborn child. For Lupin, this was not just a new chapter of his life; it was his most important heist yet. The stakes were higher than they’d ever been before, and he would do whatever it took to ensure that their family was protected.

With a renewed sense of purpose, Lupin would flash his trademark smile and kiss his spouse on the forehead. “We’re in this together, and I promise you—I will be the best father this child could ever ask for.”

And with that, his mind would already be racing ahead, planning for their future with the same meticulous care he applied to every heist. Only this time, the treasure at stake was his family.

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Code: Baby ~ Impey

I’d do anything for a baby Barbicane

Impey’s reaction to the news of his spouse being pregnant would be pure, unfiltered joy mixed with a kind of wide-eyed awe that only he could bring to the situation. He’s the kind of person whose heart is as big as his dreams, and this news would hit him in the best possible way.

The moment his spouse told him, it would probably be during some ordinary, everyday moment—perhaps while he was tinkering with an invention or working on the ornithopter. He'd be so engrossed in his project that he wouldn’t quite catch on at first.

“I’m pregnant.”

Impey would pause for a second, one of his tools slipping from his hands as he blinked at them, almost comically confused. “Huh?” he’d mutter, as if trying to process the words.

When the realization finally hit, his reaction would be almost explosive—eyes wide, mouth falling open in disbelief before quickly turning into the brightest, happiest grin imaginable.

“Wait, really? Like, really really?” he’d ask, practically bouncing on the balls of his feet. Once he got confirmation, he'd let out a joyous whoop, picking them up and twirling them around in the air with his incredible strength, laughing all the while.

“Oh my gosh, we’re going to have a baby!” he’d exclaim, his excitement so infectious that it would be impossible not to smile along with him. He’d kiss them all over—forehead, cheeks, lips, anywhere he could reach—as he babbled on about how amazing this was.

Once the initial burst of excitement subsided, Impey would get down on his knees and place both hands gently on their stomach, a look of awe crossing his features. “There’s really a little one in there?” he’d ask, his voice softening with wonder. “Wow… I can’t believe it. We’re going to be parents…”

He’d be completely in awe of the idea, his mind racing ahead to all the things he wanted to do as a father. He’d talk about teaching their child how to fix things, how to build machines, and all the adventures they would have together. The excitement would pour out of him like an endless stream.

But there would also be a tender side to him in this moment, one that not everyone got to see. He’d take their hands in his and look at them with such love and devotion that it would melt anyone’s heart. “I know I’m a bit of a goofball, but I promise you—I’m going to be the best dad I can be. Our kid’s going to know so much love and happiness, just like you’ve given me.”

He’d be protective but in a more playful, lighthearted way, constantly checking in on them to make sure they were comfortable, offering to build all sorts of contraptions to make things easier for them during the pregnancy. From a self-rocking chair to some kind of hovering cot, he’d already be planning a future filled with gadgets and love.

For Impey, the idea of becoming a father would feel like the greatest adventure of his life—an adventure he couldn’t wait to embark on with his spouse by his side.

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Code: Baby ~ Victor

When his spouse tells him, he might initially blink in disbelief, perhaps thinking he misunderstood. “Wait… you’re pregnant?” he would ask softly, his voice full of uncertainty. Once they confirmed it, Victor’s eyes would likely widen in surprise, his breath catching in his throat as the reality began to sink in.

He wouldn’t have the same loud, exuberant reaction as Impey, but the emotional depth in his response would be just as powerful. His first instinct would probably be to gently pull his spouse into a soft, protective embrace, as though he were shielding them from the world.

“Are you sure? This is… we’re going to have a baby?” His voice would tremble slightly, and tears might well up in his eyes despite his best efforts to keep his composure. Once the news truly set in, he’d probably pull back just enough to look at them, a hand trembling as he reached out to gently touch their stomach, his lips curling into a tender smile.

“You’re carrying our child,” he would whisper, almost reverently. “This… it’s… I’m so happy. I don’t even know what to say…” He’d be so overcome with emotion that he’d let out a soft, nervous laugh, blinking back tears of joy.

However, Victor being who he is, the moment would also come with a degree of worry. He would start to ask a million questions, half to them and half to himself, as his mind tried to process everything. “Are you feeling okay? Should we go see a doctor right away? Do you need anything? Is there anything I should do?” His anxiety would flare up because, as a doctor and a scientist, he would want to make sure everything was perfectly safe for both his spouse and the baby.

Once reassured, Victor would settle into a quieter joy. He’d constantly be doting on them, always checking their vitals, making sure they were eating well, and preparing the safest and healthiest meals he could. His tendency to overthink would be endearing in this context—every step of the pregnancy would be carefully monitored, and he’d work tirelessly to ensure that they and the baby were safe and healthy.

Victor’s deep love for them would be evident in every action, in every gentle touch, and in the way he looked at them with so much awe and affection. Even his usual bouts of self-doubt would take a backseat to the immense sense of purpose he would feel.

“I promise you,” he would whisper one night as they lay together, his hand resting on their stomach, “I’ll take care of you and our baby. I’ll make sure that everything is perfect, that you’re safe, and that our child grows up knowing how much they’re loved.”

Victor’s reaction would be one of quiet devotion, filled with tenderness and love, and as the months passed, his initial nervousness would give way to an overwhelming sense of joy and responsibility. He would find solace in his new role as a father, ready to take on whatever challenges came with it, so long as his family was safe and happy.

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Code: Baby ~ Saint Germain

Saint Germain’s reaction to his spouse being pregnant would be a mix of deep emotion and complex introspection, given his immortal nature and the weight of his past. Though outwardly composed, the news would strike at the very core of his heart, awakening feelings he may have buried long ago.

When his spouse tells him, Saint Germain would likely be silent at first, his ice blue eyes widening ever so slightly as the words settled in. A rare expression of surprise might flicker across his usually calm and enigmatic face. For a moment, he might struggle to find the right words, his mind reeling with the significance of the news.

After a pause, his lips would curve into a soft, gentle smile—one filled with both wonder and a hint of sadness. “Pregnant…” he would murmur, almost as if testing the word on his lips, his voice quiet but full of awe. “We’re going to have a child?” He would step closer, his gaze never leaving theirs, as though the news had rendered the rest of the world insignificant.

Despite his calm exterior, Saint Germain would likely feel a storm of emotions within him. As an immortal, he has lived countless lives, witnessed the rise and fall of empires, and endured countless sorrows. He might briefly wonder if he deserved the happiness that was now within his grasp. Could he, after all this time, be a good father? Could he protect this innocent life? Those thoughts would linger in his mind, even as he smiled lovingly at his spouse.

Saint Germain, ever the gentleman, would kneel before them, his hand resting delicately on their stomach. His touch would be light, almost reverent, as if afraid to break the moment’s fragile beauty. “You carry our child,” he’d whisper, his voice thick with emotion. “How remarkable… how precious.” There might be a shimmer of unshed tears in his eyes, a rare glimpse into the deeper feelings he usually keeps hidden.

Though he wouldn’t voice all of his worries, his spouse would likely see the shadows of them in his eyes. He would do his best to push them aside, focusing instead on the joy of the moment. Saint Germain would take their hand and kiss it softly, pressing it to his cheek in a gesture full of quiet affection. “I am truly blessed to have you… and now, our child.” His smile would be tinged with gratitude, his eyes shining with love and a hint of wistfulness.

As the days passed, Saint Germain would be devoted to them, always attentive to their needs and desires. His knowledge of history, medicine, and even alchemy would come into play as he sought to ensure their comfort and safety throughout the pregnancy. Despite his own worries, he would never allow them to feel anything but loved and supported.

In private moments, when it was just the two of them, Saint Germain might express some of his deeper concerns. “I have lived for so long,” he’d confess quietly one evening, his arm wrapped protectively around them as they rested together. “I have seen much… endured more than I care to admit. But this… this is something different. I have never felt such hope, such fear, and such joy all at once. I only pray I can be the father you and our child deserve.”

His spouse’s reassurances would comfort him, reminding him that his past didn’t define his future. With them by his side, Saint Germain would find strength in the love they shared, allowing it to guide him as he prepared for the new life they were bringing into the world.

Ultimately, Saint Germain’s reaction would be one of deep, quiet joy and fierce protectiveness. Though the weight of his past and his immortality might haunt him at times, the prospect of becoming a father would fill him with a renewed sense of purpose, grounding him in the present and giving him something truly precious to fight for. He would cherish his spouse and their child above all else, dedicating himself to their happiness and safety with all the love and devotion he had to give.

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Code: Baby ~ Sholmes

When Herlock Sholmes hears the news of his spouse’s pregnancy, his immediate reaction is a blend of surprise and measured joy. His normally analytical mind, adept at unraveling the most complex of mysteries, is momentarily disoriented by the revelation. For once, he’s faced with a situation that defies logical analysis and predictability.

His sharp, observant eyes soften as he processes the information, a rare and genuine smile flickering across his face. “Well now,” he murmurs softly, almost as if speaking to himself, “this is certainly... unexpected.” There’s a brief moment of silence, as if he’s waiting for the gravity of the situation to fully sink in. His usual composure is momentarily replaced by a trace of nervous energy, revealing a side of him that is rarely seen.

As the initial shock gives way to reality, Sholmes’s excitement begins to build. His mind, always sharp and calculating, immediately shifts to considerations of safety and preparation. He dives into action, meticulously planning and ensuring that every precaution is taken. He might become somewhat obsessive about finding the best doctors and creating a perfect environment, his logical mind working overtime to manage his apprehension.

Despite his penchant for rational thought, there’s an undeniable moment of tenderness when he places a hand on her stomach and feels the faintest sign of life. His usually steady demeanor falters slightly, revealing a deep well of emotion. “It seems,” he says with a soft chuckle, his voice betraying a hint of awe, “that the greatest mystery of all is the one I find myself most eager to explore.”

His love for her, though always present, deepens with this new chapter. While his analytical nature might lead him to overthink and prepare excessively, it is clear that he will be a devoted and caring partner. The anticipation of fatherhood becomes a new mystery he is eager to embrace, and though he may approach it with his characteristic intensity, his affection and dedication shine through, making him an endearing and slightly eccentric future father.

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Impey's Baby Sister

The storm had driven the group to Impey’s safehouse, nestled far from prying eyes. As they arrived, Impey was uncharacteristically quiet, his usual boisterous attitude dimmed. He led them through the halls with purpose, not once cracking a joke or flashing his typical grin. It was as if something heavy weighed on him.

“Impey, what’s up?” Lupin asked, eyebrow raised. “You’ve been acting strange since we got here.”

Impey didn’t answer right away. His steps slowed as they neared a door at the far end of the hall, and for a moment, his hand hovered over the knob. He sighed heavily, glancing back at his friends. “Promise me you’ll be gentle,” he said, his tone unusually serious.

The group exchanged puzzled glances.

“What are you talking about?” Cardia asked softly.

Without another word, Impey opened the door, revealing a dimly lit room. Lying in the bed was a young woman, her face pale and her body frail. Her breathing was soft but labored, and her eyes slowly fluttered open as the door creaked.

“Impey?” she whispered, her voice weak.

Impey was at her side in an instant, kneeling by her bed and taking her hand in his. His usual exuberance melted into something far softer, far more vulnerable. “Hey, sis. I’m here,” he murmured, smoothing back her hair. “How are you feeling?”

The group stood in stunned silence. None of them had known Impey had a sister, let alone one in such poor health.

“You... you have a sister?” Victor asked, his voice tinged with surprise.

Impey’s eyes didn’t leave his sister as he spoke, his tone unusually subdued. “Yeah. I didn’t want to talk about it... not when she’s like this.” His hand gently squeezed hers. “She’s been sick for a long time.”

Impey’s sister gave a weak smile, her gaze shifting to the group. “It’s okay, Impey. You didn’t have to hide me.”

“I wasn’t hiding you,” Impey replied softly, his voice catching. “I just didn’t want to worry everyone.”

Victor immediately stepped forward, concern etched into his features. “Impey, let me take a look at her. Maybe I can help.”

Impey’s grip on his sister’s hand tightened, his gaze hardening. “I don’t know, Victor. I don’t want to take any risks with her. She’s... delicate.”

“Impey, let him try,” his sister whispered, her tired eyes filled with gentle reassurance. “It’s okay.”

Impey’s expression wavered, his protectiveness at war with the desire to help her. He leaned down and kissed her forehead, his touch soft and coddling. “Alright,” he relented, though the words seemed to strain him. “But if anything happens—”

“Nothing will happen,” Victor assured him, stepping closer but careful not to crowd her. “I promise.”

As Victor began his examination, Impey stayed close, hovering like a guardian angel. Every so often, he would adjust her blanket, fluff her pillow, or press a gentle kiss to her hair. “Do you need anything?” he asked her every few moments. “Are you too warm? Want more water?”

His sister chuckled softly. “You’re fussing too much, Impey.”

“I’m your big brother,” he replied with a grin that, despite the circumstances, was filled with warmth. “It’s my job to fuss.”

Victor worked quietly, his expression serious. After a few minutes, he turned to Impey with a thoughtful look. “I can alleviate her symptoms for now,” he said gently. “But her condition is complex. If you’ll let me, I’d like to start working on a more permanent solution. It’ll take time, but—”

“Do whatever you need to,” Impey interrupted quickly, though his voice trembled slightly. “Just... help her.”

Victor nodded, his tone firm and reassuring. “I’ll do everything I can.”

As Victor began preparing a remedy, Impey continued to dote on his sister, brushing her hair back, making sure she was comfortable. He stayed close, unwilling to leave her side for even a moment.

“You’re too much, you know,” his sister said with a small smile. “You’ve always treated me like I’m going to break.”

Impey laughed softly, though there was an edge of emotion in his voice. “Can you blame me? You’re my little sister. I have to look out for you.”

“And you always do,” she whispered, her eyes closing as she drifted back into sleep.

The group watched in quiet awe, taken aback by this tender, vulnerable side of Impey. He was always the cheerful, upbeat one, but here, with his sister, they saw just how deeply he cared—how fiercely protective he could be.

Lupin shook his head with a smile. “Who knew Impey could be such a softie?”

Cardia smiled warmly. “It’s sweet,” she whispered, her heart touched by the sight of Impey’s unshakable devotion.

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Saint Germain's Baby Sister

The group had never seen Saint Germain so... anxious. His usually calm, composed demeanor had fractured, replaced by an undercurrent of worry that no one could quite place. They were led to a grand manor hidden deep within the woods, a safehouse Saint Germain hadn’t mentioned before. He walked ahead with unusual haste, not bothering to offer his usual charming commentary.

"Saint Germain," Lupin called out, quickening his pace to keep up. "Is something wrong?"

Saint Germain didn’t answer at first. Instead, he opened the heavy doors of the manor with an almost uncharacteristic urgency. "There is someone here I need to tend to," he said, his voice soft but tight with emotion.

The others exchanged puzzled glances as they stepped inside. The manor was beautiful but felt cold, almost lifeless, despite its grandeur. Saint Germain didn’t linger, already moving toward a side corridor, his usual grace edged with something that resembled fear.

"Who exactly are you tending to?" Victor asked, his brow furrowing.

Saint Germain glanced over his shoulder, his golden eyes unusually sharp. "My sister."

They all stopped in their tracks, surprise washing over them. Victor blinked in disbelief. "You... have a sister?"

Saint Germain’s expression softened slightly, a trace of sorrow flickering across his face. "I did not wish to burden anyone with the knowledge of her condition. She has been unwell for... quite some time."

The group followed him down the hallway, their curiosity and concern growing. At the end of the corridor was a room shrouded in shadow. Saint Germain hesitated before opening the door, his fingers trembling ever so slightly. When he finally pushed it open, they were greeted by a sight none of them had expected.

A woman lay in the bed, her skin pale and thin, her body frail. Her breaths were slow, labored. Her eyes, half-lidded, flickered open as they entered the room, and she smiled faintly at the sight of Saint Germain.

"Brother..." she whispered weakly, her voice no more than a breath.

Saint Germain was at her side in an instant, taking her hand with infinite care, as though she might shatter under the slightest pressure. "I’m here," he murmured, his voice filled with a tenderness that was rare for him. He leaned down, pressing a soft kiss to her forehead. "How are you feeling?"

"Better now that you’re here," she replied, though her voice was strained.

Victor stepped forward, his expression serious. "Saint Germain, let me—"

"No," Saint Germain said sharply, his protective nature flaring instantly. He turned, his gaze fierce. "You don’t need to involve yourself in this, Victor."

"But I—"

"I’ve taken care of her all this time," Saint Germain interrupted, his tone softening but still firm. "I know what she needs."

Victor hesitated but relented under Saint Germain’s intense stare. "At least let me see if I can alleviate her suffering."

Saint Germain was silent for a long moment, his fingers brushing his sister’s hair back as he considered. His shoulders sagged slightly, the weight of centuries of worry evident in his posture. "Very well," he whispered. "But be careful."

Victor nodded, approaching with the utmost caution. He examined her as gently as possible, his brow furrowing as he realized the severity of her condition. "She’s been this way for a long time, hasn’t she?"

Saint Germain nodded, his eyes never leaving his sister’s face. "Even before we gained immortality," he said softly, his voice tinged with a deep sadness. "She was always sickly. The immortality saved her from death, but it could not restore her health."

His sister smiled up at him, her voice a soft whisper. "It’s alright, brother. I’ve lived longer than I ever could have dreamed. You’ve given me that."

Saint Germain’s eyes shimmered with something unspoken, perhaps a guilt that had festered for centuries. "But you’ve never truly lived as you should have," he murmured, his hand cupping her cheek. "And that weighs on me every day."

"You’ve done everything you could," she replied, her tone gentle and full of love. "I wouldn’t have survived this long without you."

Victor glanced between them, his heart heavy with the unspoken pain they both carried. "I can ease her symptoms," he said quietly, "but... a full cure... would be incredibly difficult. Perhaps impossible."

Saint Germain closed his eyes for a moment, as though absorbing the weight of Victor’s words. "Do what you can," he said softly, his voice nearly breaking. "Please."

Victor nodded, beginning his work as Saint Germain knelt beside his sister, holding her hand tightly. His protectiveness was palpable, but beneath it was something deeper—a sorrow that seemed almost unbearable.

"You’ve always been my protector," his sister whispered, her eyes drifting closed. "You’ve given me more time than I ever thought I’d have."

"And I’d give you more if I could," Saint Germain replied, his voice barely audible.

The room fell into a quiet lull, the only sound the soft breaths of Saint Germain’s sister and the gentle clinks of Victor’s medical tools. The others watched, unsure of what to say in the face of such profound emotion. Saint Germain, the eternal enigma, was laid bare before them—his love for his sister so raw, so vulnerable, that it made their hearts ache.

As Victor worked, Saint Germain never moved from his sister’s side, his hand a constant source of warmth and comfort. "Rest now," he whispered to her, his voice as tender as a lullaby. "I’m here, and I always will be."

[whoreologium]

Victor's Baby Sister

The group arrived at Victor’s hidden laboratory, seeking refuge after their latest battle. As they entered, they noticed something different about Victor’s demeanor. He was unusually tense, his usual gentleness replaced by a nervous energy. His hands fiddled with his gloves as he led them deeper into the lab, moving with a purpose that felt almost desperate.

"Victor, are you alright?" Cardia asked, concern lacing her voice.

Victor glanced at her but said nothing, only giving a small nod before continuing to a secluded part of the lab. His hands lingered on a door handle, and for a moment, he seemed to hesitate. Then, with a deep breath, he pushed it open.

Inside, the room was a stark contrast to the sterile, mechanical feel of the lab. It was warm and homely, though an air of sadness hung heavy in the space. Lying in a bed near the center was a young woman, her skin pale and fragile. Tubes and wires connected her to various machines, each one humming quietly.

Victor was by her side in an instant, kneeling next to the bed. His face softened, his hands immediately tending to her, adjusting the machines and checking her vitals with practiced ease. "I’m here," he murmured, his voice low and comforting. "How are you feeling?"

"I’m alright," she replied, though her voice was weak. "Just tired."

The others watched in stunned silence. None of them had ever seen Victor like this before—so focused, so intense, but with a vulnerability they hadn’t expected.

"You... have a sister?" Lupin finally asked, breaking the silence.

Victor’s expression tightened, his shoulders stiffening. He didn’t look up from his patient. "Yes," he said quietly. "She’s been sick for a long time."

The woman gave a faint smile, her gaze drifting to the group. "It’s okay," she whispered. "You don’t have to hide me anymore."

Victor’s jaw clenched, his hand brushing a strand of hair away from her face. "I wasn’t hiding you. I just..." He trailed off, clearly struggling to find the right words.

Van Helsing stepped forward cautiously, his sharp eyes assessing the situation. "Victor, let me help. I’ve dealt with medical—"

"No," Victor snapped, standing abruptly and turning to face the group. His usual calm demeanor was gone, replaced by something far more defensive, almost desperate. "I’ve been working on this for years. I don’t need anyone’s help."

Van Helsing raised his hands in a placating gesture, surprised by Victor’s sudden outburst. "I’m only offering—"

"I said no!" Victor’s voice was harsher than any of them had ever heard before, and it left a ringing silence in its wake.

Cardia stepped forward gently, her heart aching at the sight of her friend in such pain. "Victor, we just want to help," she said softly. "We know how much she means to you."

Victor’s eyes flickered with guilt for a moment, but he shook his head, his expression tight. "You don’t understand," he whispered. "I’ve spent my entire life trying to cure her. Everything I’ve learned, everything I’ve done—it's all been for her. If I let someone else take over, it means... it means I’ve failed."

The woman’s voice, weak but filled with love, cut through the tension. "Victor... you’ve never failed me. Not once."

Victor turned back to her, his eyes filled with a mixture of pain and devotion. "But I haven’t cured you either," he said, his voice breaking. "I’m supposed to be the one who can fix this."

She smiled softly, her frail hand reaching for his. "You’ve given me more time than anyone ever thought possible. You’ve done more than anyone else ever could."

Victor knelt by her side again, his hand clasping hers tightly. "It’s not enough," he whispered. "It’s never enough."

The others watched quietly, unsure of how to approach him in this state. For all of Victor’s brilliance, for all of his calm and kind-hearted nature, this was a side of him they had never seen—a man weighed down by guilt and the crushing burden of responsibility.

Victor took a deep breath, his shoulders slumping slightly as the weight of it all seemed to settle on him. "I’ll never stop trying," he said, his voice a quiet vow. "But... I can’t let anyone else take this from me. It’s all I have."

"No one’s asking you to," Lupin said, his voice softer than usual. "We just want to support you, Victor. You’ve carried this burden alone for too long."

Victor nodded slowly, his eyes brimming with emotion. "Thank you," he whispered, though it was clear he still wasn’t ready to relinquish his hold on the task he had dedicated his life to. But for now, the quiet presence of his friends was enough.

[whoreologium]

Lupin's Baby Sister

As the group sought shelter from the storm, Lupin led them to a secluded safehouse nestled in the French countryside. His usual carefree demeanor was still present, but there was something more serious, almost anxious, about him as they approached the small cottage.

"Make yourselves comfortable," Lupin said, though his voice was unusually tight. He guided them inside with quick, purposeful steps, eyes darting around as if he expected danger at every turn.

Impey was the first to notice. "What’s with the nerves, Lupin? You’re acting like someone’s going to jump out at us."

Lupin forced a smile, but it didn’t reach his eyes. "Nothing of the sort. Just... be respectful when I take you inside."

The group shared puzzled glances but followed him through the house until they reached a room tucked away in the back. Lupin hesitated at the door, his hand lingering on the knob. For a moment, it seemed as though he was struggling with something. Then, with a deep breath, he pushed the door open.

Inside, lying in a soft bed, was a young woman—pale, delicate, and clearly unwell. She stirred as they entered, her gentle eyes opening to reveal a look of confusion.

"Brother?" she whispered weakly, her voice soft as a feather.

Everyone froze. Cardia blinked in surprise, her voice just above a whisper. "Lupin, is this...?"

"My sister," Lupin replied quietly, his usual charm replaced with an unmistakable tenderness. He moved quickly to her side, kneeling by the bed and taking her hand in his. "You shouldn’t be up. You need to rest."

The frail woman smiled at him, though it was weak. "I heard voices... I didn’t know you had company."

"You don’t need to worry about that," Lupin said, his voice dropping to a soft murmur as he adjusted the blanket around her. "I’ll handle everything."

Victor stepped forward, his brow furrowed in concern. "Lupin, if she’s unwell, I could help. Maybe I could—"

But Lupin immediately shot up, shielding his sister from Victor’s approach with a protective arm. "No. Don’t get too close." His usual playfulness was gone, replaced with a stern protectiveness. "She’s fragile. I don’t want anyone overwhelming her."

Victor hesitated, not used to seeing Lupin so defensive. "I won’t do anything to harm her. Let me just take a look—"

Lupin’s eyes narrowed. "I can take care of her myself, thank you very much. I’ve been doing it for years."

His sister gave a soft chuckle, reaching up to brush Lupin’s cheek. "You worry too much, brother. I’m not as delicate as you think."

"That’s what you always say," Lupin replied with a small, fond smile as he leaned into her touch. "But that doesn’t mean I’m going to stop worrying."

Impey, never one to hold back his surprise, finally spoke up. "Wait a minute, you have a sister? And she’s been here this whole time?"

"Yes," Lupin replied curtly, his eyes still on his sister. "But I don’t tell people about her for a reason."

Cardia stepped forward carefully, her voice gentle. "Lupin, it’s alright. We’re not here to intrude, but Victor can help. He’s treated so many people before."

Lupin sighed, glancing at his sister, whose weak smile had only grown more tired. "I know, but..." He looked back at Victor, his tone softer but still filled with hesitation. "She’s all I have left. I can’t risk anything happening to her."

Victor’s expression softened with understanding. "I won’t do anything without her consent. But I can at least make her more comfortable. Please, let me help."

Lupin glanced down at his sister, and her gentle nod was all it took for him to relent. "Alright," he murmured, his tone reluctant but accepting. "But only if she says it’s okay."

"I trust you, brother," she whispered, giving him a reassuring smile. "Let him try."

With a deep breath, Lupin stepped aside but remained hovering close, watching every move Victor made as he assessed her condition. Victor was careful and respectful, moving with the grace of someone who understood the weight of Lupin’s protectiveness.

"I can relieve her symptoms for now," Victor said softly after his examination. "But to find a cure... I’ll need more time, more information. With your permission, I’d like to start right away."

Lupin hesitated, his heart clearly torn between his desire to protect his sister and his hope that maybe, just maybe, there could be a way to truly help her. He glanced at her again, her tired eyes meeting his, full of love and trust.

"Do it," Lupin finally said, his voice quiet but filled with determination. "But you’ll let me know everything you’re doing. No surprises."

Victor nodded, his tone equally serious. "You have my word."

As Victor set to work preparing a remedy, Lupin returned to his sister’s side, his hand brushing her hair back gently. "You’ll be alright," he whispered, leaning down to press a soft kiss to her forehead. "I’ll make sure of it."

His sister’s eyes fluttered closed, her expression peaceful as she settled back into her pillow. "You’re always taking care of me..."

"And I always will," Lupin said softly, his voice filled with unwavering resolve.

The rest of the group watched in quiet awe, surprised by the tender, coddling side of Lupin that they had never seen before. For all his wit and charm, his heart was clearly tied to the fragile young woman in the bed, and in that moment, they saw just how fiercely he loved her.

[whoreologium]

Van Helsing's Baby Sister

The storm outside did little to dampen the unease inside the safehouse. Van Helsing led the group in silence, his every step deliberate, his usual cool demeanor giving way to something more urgent, more personal.

"Stay close," Van Helsing commanded sharply, his tone allowing no room for argument. His gaze was steely, betraying an unusual level of tension.

Lupin, ever the observant one, raised an eyebrow. "What are you hiding from us, Van?" he teased lightly, though the question held genuine curiosity.

Van Helsing ignored him, reaching a small, inconspicuous door at the far end of the hall. His hand hovered over the knob for a moment, and then, in a rare display of hesitation, he slowly pushed it open.

The sight that greeted them was far from what anyone expected.

There, lying in the bed, was a young woman—frail, pale, and clearly in poor health. She stirred slightly at the sound of the door, her weak voice calling out, "Brother...?"

The group froze, shock rippling through them.

"You... you have a sister?" Impey blurted out, eyes wide.

Van Helsing moved swiftly to her side, his entire demeanor softening as he knelt beside her. "Shh, I’m here," he whispered, gently smoothing her hair back. His voice was tender, full of warmth none of them had ever seen before. "You need to rest. I’ll make sure nothing happens to you."

Cardia exchanged glances with Victor, equally astonished. "I had no idea..."

Victor, already stepping forward, spoke softly. "Van Helsing, let me take a look at her. Maybe I can help—"

But Van Helsing’s sharp gaze immediately snapped to Victor, his body moving to shield his sister as though even their dear friend posed a threat. "Stay back," he said, his voice a low growl. "She doesn’t need anyone else. I’ll take care of her."

His sister reached out with a trembling hand, her voice barely a whisper. "Brother, it’s alright. Let him... help."

Van Helsing’s resolve wavered. He leaned down, pressing a kiss to her forehead, his hands tender as he adjusted her blanket and tucked her in more securely. "You don’t need to worry about anything. I’ll handle it all."

She smiled weakly, her eyes half-lidded with exhaustion. "But you can’t do everything..."

"I can try," Van Helsing replied softly, brushing her cheek gently. "And I will."

Victor, sensing the delicate balance, took a careful step forward. "Van Helsing, I can ease her pain," he said softly, his tone calm but insistent. "I won’t hurt her. Let me do what I can—"

Van Helsing’s shoulders tensed, but after a long, tense moment, he sighed. "Fine," he muttered, reluctantly stepping aside but staying close, watching Victor’s every move like a hawk. "But if anything goes wrong—"

"Nothing will," Victor assured him.

As Victor began to assess her condition, Van Helsing hovered anxiously, adjusting her pillow, smoothing her hair, ensuring she was as comfortable as possible. "Is that better?" he asked softly. "Do you need more water? Are you too warm?"

His sister gave a small laugh, though it was weak. "Brother, you fuss too much."

"You can never be too careful," Van Helsing said firmly, his protective tone never wavering.

Victor worked quickly, mixing a few remedies to help ease her pain. He turned to Van Helsing with a serious expression. "I can only do so much for now. I’ll need time to find a proper cure, but with your permission, I’d like to start immediately."

Van Helsing frowned, his gaze shifting to his sister, who smiled faintly and nodded. "Let him try, brother."

"Alright," Van Helsing relented, though his overprotective grip on her hand never loosened. "But you’ll be careful. No risks."

Victor nodded solemnly. "You have my word."

As the others looked on in quiet amazement, it became clear just how deeply Van Helsing cared for his sister. He was fierce and unyielding in battle, but here, with her, he was soft—almost vulnerable.

Cardia couldn’t help but smile. "It’s sweet," she whispered to Lupin. "I’ve never seen him like this."

Lupin chuckled, shaking his head. "It’s... unexpected, to say the least."

As the night wore on, Van Helsing remained by his sister’s side, coddling her as much as she’d let him, refusing to let anyone else take over. But beneath the fierce protectiveness, there was an unmistakable tenderness in every gesture, a brother’s love laid bare for all to see.