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working on pilot!Nanami fic rn and it makes me think about occupations all the characters would have nocurseAU. Would Toji still find a way to be unemployed?
Cow!Sukuna x Farmer!Reader
Tags: Male Lactation, Dub-con, Restraints
a/n: very short draft of something I'm working on right now.
You trail the tip of your finger over his swollen chest, still soft to the touch. His skin sinks with every pass of your index. His torso is so sensitive now that this gentle prodding of his breasts raised a red-ish trail in its wake and a stifled seethe in discomfort from the man. With every grope, Sukuna tucked his lip further between his teeth, only letting air escape his lungs when he was sure he could hold back the whimpers lodged in his throat. You bring the tip of your finger to his plush pink nipple and press into it, letting your digit be enveloped by his heat. His body shudders and he subsequently growls, deep and rumbling. Sukuna’s attempts at intimidation remain lack-luster no matter the intensity of his urge for retaliation. The chains that bound his body could never conceive his resentment or desire so they could not fall to intimidation, leaving his pleading figure exposed, utterly helpless. When he strained against them, all they did was rattle.
When you pull your finger back, it remains hot, as if still submerged in his nipple. You pull your eyes back to Sukuna’s chest, now madly rising and falling. His once fat nipple now pert and at attention with a soft dribble of white liquid seeping out of it matching the bit on your finger. The liquid trickles down his trembling torso, coating each bit of skin it passes in white. It almost seems to follow the path of his black markings, over his abdomen, down his v-line, past the base of his throbbing cock, before it collects and drips from his tip to the ground below.
Sukuna’s body burns, from the friction of the chains restraining him, to the hot milk he can’t stop from leaking out of him, and the profound embarrassment from your wide eyes taking him in. It’s all so overwhelming, perverse, and surprisingly erotic.
happy new years!! hopefully I make more content in 2025 :D
Inumaki had a gift for seeing things as they were. Not hyper analytical but aware of his general surroundings accompanied with keen short term memory. It was why he could get scout worthy grades on pop quizzes and classwork but fail a midterm.
This gift contributes to a chunk of the reason he had taken up violin in the first place. He needed no prior experience to be able to look at the sheet of lines, measures, and notes to then bowing the piece how it was originally thought by the composer. His eyes would sweep over the sheets on his music stand and his fingers simultaneously filed to their place with each note seen in the measures. He had a nearly inhumane ability to read notes just as well as he read sentences.
To Inumaki, playing violin made him plenty more interesting than he thought he was, his musical inclination distinguished him from other people his age. It alleviated his worries of amounting to nothing, at least in comparison to his more physically gifted classmates like Maki and Itadori who had clear futures in athleticism. The more he thought about it, the more he came to terms with the fact that he is constantly surrounding himself with future olympians.
He had trouble properly envisioning his own future.
Being a by definition child prodigy, he had come to terms with the possibility that he would reach his lifetime peak before he could legally drink. He would like to believe he was still at this peak- at the tip top of a mountain and balancing on it with his arms outstretched on either side of him like a tightrope. He planned to hog that peak until his legs gave out, until the skin on his fingers peels from his flesh, until he physically could not play his violin any longer.
He drains most of his hours in the University's secondary auditorium where the orchestra department practices. The auditorium is meant to be shared by the music department entirely however the majority of instruments packed into the storage compartments are orchestral. The school’s band had dismembered a while back and no one ever thought to regroup practices. Most of the student body, and some staff, aren’t even certain if it still has a director. Inumaki favors the band’s downfall because he couldn’t even bear to imagine how annoying it would be to practice alongside a french horn blaring down the hall.
In this auditorium, each sound is reverberated. The carried sound is what fills seats at concerts throughout the year. It is what let’s Inumaki hear someone's instrument case click or thud or zip shut from the row of seats farthest from the stage. It’s what lets him hear a well played whole note he bowed ring out over his head even after he’s ceased movement. It’s also what lets him hear a fresh set of footsteps, hushed curious whispers from the other members of his orchestra, and that conversation between a student he feels he’s seen before and the orchestra director, Utahime Iori. Against the troupe of noise he makes out snippets of the passing interaction.
“Yes, I’m-” Whispers.
“...a cellist? Why that’s just-” Plucking.
“Come to-” Tuning.
“I’ll be there! …Thank you-” Rustling.
He eyeballs the student stroll to the exit, up the lengthy walkway and out through the double glass doors. He stares at the closed doors a few moments longer even after he witnessed the student turn the corner, out of sight, before he concludes that it (whatever it may be) is none of his business.
He is a little curious though.
He makes a mental note to ask about new orchestra members later.
Now finished with her conversation, the orchestra teacher stood in front of her stand, dousing a violinist's bow with rosin. She does so absentmindedly, preoccupied with a sheet of music outside of Inumaki’s view from his place on the stage. She is heavily hunched over papers while her eyes, heavy with scrutiny, scour through the measures of the song, as if she’s critiquing rather than interpreting it. The teacher pauses for a moment then sets the bow and rosin on a velvet hued seat near her in order to mark something on the paper with a pencil previously tucked in her bun.
“Inumaki, would you come here, please?” She calls, sparing him a glance as she scribbles.
Inumaki saunters down the side stairs of the stage to where she stands. A sheet of music that laid on her stand is swiped off and pressed to his chest.
“Look over this piece.” She orders, holding firm but momentary eye contact with him. Her slim fingers hold the music to his torso until he holds the edges himself.
Following her instruction, he notices the bolded print Violin & Cello below the title of the piece, Deux Chôros Bis.
He peeks back at her with confusion in his brows and she speaks before he has the chance to take a breath. As if she knew what he was going to say, she declares, “We have a cellist joining and I want you both to be well acquainted with each other.”
Turning away, she adjusts the sleeves of her kimono to retrieve the bow she set aside and grabs a violin out of an open case behind her. She preps to play, fixing her posture as if telling him she’s finished speaking to him. Her pointy chin on her chinrest and her tightened bow hairs resting on the violin’s strings. The well cared for wood of her violin shining under the overhead lighting from the stage. She huffs through puckered lips until a strand of hair that fell from her updo is blown somewhere she can’t see.
And with a deep inhale she strums.
Inumaki packs his instrument as she plays. Loosening his bow, putting away his stand, and fitting the new sheet of music into the sleeve of his folder all while her violin sings.
“Are you leaving?” A member of his orchestra questions.
He nods, zipping up his jacket the farthest it’ll go, past his lips and nearing the tip of his nose.
The student eyes him suspiciously, “Practice doesn’t end until,” he checks his watch, “Ten more minutes. Fifteen if you count packing up.” Megumi Fushiguro is a year his junior, but from the way he acts, Inumaki isn’t sure they aren’t the same age.
Inumaki shrugs, hiding behind the fabric of his jacket.
They stare at each other a moment more.
“Whatever. Get back safe. See you tomorrow.”
Inumaki nods and gives a wave, turning to the auditorium exit, his instrument in tow. As he walks, he can still hear Utahime’s weighty notes echoing her instruction.
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a/n: a peek into a fic I had written to get out of my insanely long writers block. a bit self indulgent and experimenty.
I love inumaki but he's a character to tread lightly with when doing a no-curse au because he has no excuse for not talking...
he thinks he's gonna eat him
Double cake 🍰
as of janurary 6th 2023, me along with other writers have had our works stolen, and used without our permission, by @120-slut
my work their work
i hate to be rhe person who brings socialmedia drama to everyone, but its to the point where i simply cant ignore it, i dm’d a creator about two pieces of my work being posted on their account without my knowledge, underneath each or my works i put a © copyright warning and make it incredibly clear that my work isnt to be reposted, for other reasons, i didn't screenshot 2nd work they stole, but there is two pieces of my content on their page. i have a guess that this is a troll account, either way ive made it clear this is weird
— i sent screenshots of my work compared to theirs they then started being racist and saying shit that made zero fucking sense, after this they blocked me, and my mutual kindly dm’d them ( at their own will )
theres a lot i want to talk about regarding the way they had treated my mutual. making comments about us being racist, however we have never made any comments towards anyone, in any way. this person then misgendered my mutual, and made comments about an eating disorder, completely unprovoked.
i've done the steps necessary, dming the writers i COULD identify the work had been stolen from, aswell as asking them to take down all their posts, privately. i linked below the other posts they've stolen, if you recognize the work, please send an ask with a link to the writer. !
non jjk but plagiary is fucked up. be sure to report the dsmp creator if u come across them!
𝙽𝚘𝚝-𝚂𝚘-𝚂𝚎𝚌𝚛𝚎𝚝 𝚂𝚊𝚗𝚝𝚊
Summary: Your past friendship with Satoru Gojo is ancient history by the time you’re both well into your teaching years, the man a mere memory from your past you can’t help but reminisce on more often than you should. But when Christmas-time rolls around and you get roped into a faculty Secret Santa event alongside your sister school, your not-so-secret Santa causes old, unresolved feelings to resurface, and gives you a chance to finally rehash and truly release them.
Warnings: Swearing, some angst, this fic was written as a gift so it’s a fem reader instead of my usual gender neutral reader! There’s also a few small descriptive details of the reader’s personality/likes since it’s targeted towards the person I wrote it for, but there are NO physical descriptions of the reader! Geto, Nanami and Haibara are also all teachers in this! (Nanami and Geto work w/ Gojo in Tokyo, while Haibara works w/ reader and Utahime in Kyoto!)
Pairing: Satoru Gojo x Fem! Reader
Word Count: 6.8k
Note: This fic is a gift that I wrote for @planetnini for this JJK secret santa event! :D Hi Nini, I was your secret santa! :D I had a lot of fun getting to know you and chatting with you through asks throughout this event, and I hope you like the final fic I made for you! I tried to take into account some of the things you told me and personalize it a bit, and I’d love to know what you think! <3 Happy holidays Nini and anyone else reading this, if you celebrate any holidays around this time of year then I hope you had a wonderful time, and even if not, I hope you’re having an amazing end of the year! :D
hi iris i hope u have been well!!
wanted to request a little fluff/mutual pining moment between Satoru and reader who's also an instructor but they only ever get to see eachother during exchange events/higher up meetings/a mission every now and then (it's not for a lack of wanting to pursue eachother but neither of them have put in the effort bc they're both have commitment issues and deem themselves unworthy of trying) i think it would be soooo cute and i'm just dying to see Satoru and reader's students tease them about their VERY obvious chemistry... and hopefully something finally coming out of it in the end :-)
hehe thank u so much and as always you're the best!!
i hate accidents, except when we went from friends to this!
wc: 2.6k
cw/tags: coworkers to lovers, idiots in love, reader and gojo have no idea what they're doing, swearing, mentions of drinking, fluffy fluffy fluff
note: hi anon! thank you so much for the ask, hope you like it!! i definitely got a little carried away writing it just because it's such a cute premise lol
likes, reblogs, and replies are always appreciated !!
A piece of paper slides inconspicuously into your peripheral vision and it takes all of your willpower not to smirk. With equal nonchalance, you carefully peek under the ripped corner of the meeting agenda and can’t help smiling at the message scrawled on it.
We’re drinking after this (not optional).
You glance at him out of the corner of your eye and see him leaning back in his office chair, arms crossed and looking like he’d rather be dipping his limbs in molten lava. Even with his blindfold, you can see the boredom in his expression and you bite your tongue to keep from laughing. His inability to appear professional was going to be the death of you both.
“Gojo, are you listening?”
“Hmm? Oh, yeah,” he says with blatant dishonesty that makes you bite your bottom lip and carefully observe the dusty ceiling tiles. “I was just in…deep thought.” He tastes the last two words like philosophies to be pondered and it suddenly becomes much harder to continue to have a blank expression. Their first mistake was picking a verbal fight with him.
“Deep thought about what?” Their second mistake was letting him keep talking.
“Ah, you know, the usual things.” You can feel his attention flick to you for a moment and it gives him a wave of confidence to continue to be a little pest at a meeting neither of you wanted to be attending. It was his favorite pastime, after all, to get you to smile at his shenanigans despite the bullshit you were hearing. “The meaning of life, the wonders of love,” he begins before his volume drops so that only you could hear it, “Why this couldn’t have been a fucking email–”
“What was that?” You suppress a snort into your fist and take a sip of water, hoping the other meeting attendees couldn’t see that you were tearing up from trying not to laugh. The angry-faced higher up scowls at him, catching the biting tone but not his words. Satoru merely smiles innocently, like every utterance was of the purest and most amicable intentions.
“Nothing,” he sings and you cough into your sleeve to hide a laugh. The other higher ups with their ugly suits and balding heads look at you curiously, but all you can see is Satoru’s shit-eating grin from beside you. “I’m just worried for you, is all.” The higher-up at the front of the room scoffs, still believing the show.
“Worried? For me?”
“Mhmm,” he nods, his brows drawn in fake concern. “I just know you don’t have a lot of time left on this plane and, well, wonder why you’re choosing to spend it here,” he states with a vague gesture around the musty room. An embarrassing noise of amusement escapes from your throat and you try in vain to regain your composure, only to fall into a fit of uncontrollable coughing. Satisfied with his achievement, he abruptly stands from his chair and pulls yours away from the desk. “My work here is finished. We’re leaving.” His finger gently taps your shoulder twice and you obey, standing and heading for the door while he pushes in your chair behind you. The official at the front of the room has turned beet-red.
“The arrogance of you two–”
“We’re done here. If you say anything important, Ijichi will tell me. I doubt the possibility, though,” Satoru states with finality, opening the door for you and shooting the room of stunned officials one last smirk. Too lazy to walk through the winding halls or take the snail-paced elevator, a flick of your wrist opens a portal into an alley on the side of the building. Your colleague lets out a whistle of approval as your shoes cross from dirty carpet to asphalt, finally taking in fresh air after hours of sitting in the stale conference room. The moon shines in all of its winter glory and you shiver against the welcome chill, comforted by the chatter of the city’s nightlife. “Still up for that drink?”
“As long as you’re buying it,” you reply. “I’m gonna call the kids first and let them know I’m out.”
“Tell them I say hi,” he says without missing a beat, leaning against a nearby wall to wait for you to finish. Utahime picks up after two rings.
“Hello? Ah, you’re finally done. That’s great!” Your coworker’s voice temporarily becomes muffled while she answers questions of who she’s talking to, followed by a chorus of your name imploring you to come back. “Everyone, say hi!” Your beloved students greet you enthusiastically and you smile at their enthusiasm. “Will you be on your way soon?”
“In a little,” you say, slightly sheepish as your eyes flick over to the man behind you. “I’m gonna get a drink.”
“You’re going by yourself?”
“Not exactly,” you answer slowly and the realization hits Utahime as she breaks out into a lecture on how Satoru isn’t good enough for you. “Easy, easy. It’s just a drink, nothing else.” Your whispered attempts to placate your friend’s indignance prove futile and you settle for letting her get all of her complaints out.
“He’s a no-good playboy with a rock for a brain and a chatterbox of a mouth, you idiot,” she concludes after her lengthy rant. “I don’t want you getting hurt because he’s too scared to make any commitments.”
“I’m not making any commitments either, Utahime,” you remind her and you can imagine her rolling her eyes from the other side of the line. “It’s just a drink,” you reiterate, but you still hear her grunt of disapproval. “I’ll see you in a bit, yeah?”
“Mhmm,” she responds skeptically. “Don’t do anything dumb.”
“Love you too, Utahime,” you laugh, hanging up the phone and sticking it back in your pocket. “Alright, let’s go,” you call to Satoru, who eagerly pushes off the wall and drags you out of the alley. “We haven’t eaten, so we’re getting dinner too.”
“Whatever you want,” he grins. You’d be lying if you said you didn’t harbor some sort of romantic affections toward Satoru, but you were also resigned to the fact that you’d never act on it. He was the most powerful human being on the planet; how could you be worthy of loving such a man? Still, in times like this, where it was just the two of you walking hand-in-hand to who knows where, your mind tended to drift into thoughts of what could be if you weren’t in this line of work. It would be nice to love him, that’s all. Yeah, it’d be really nice to love him.
You couldn’t explain any of this to your students the next morning, though, when they interrogated you on who you were with the entire night. When you let his name slip, the shock in the room was palpable.
“See, I knew you guys had a thing for each other!” Miwa points her sword at you accusingly, far more fired up than you’d ever seen her before. “I thought I was the only one who noticed how he looked at you!”
“There is nothing of the sort, so I don’t know what you’re talking about,” you counter, pushing the sheathed blade to the side. Your other students fight back with full force.
“It’s so obvious that he likes you,” Mai says, like it’s an insult. “Teasing you all the time? Making excuses to crash your meetings?”
“Bringing you lunch if he’s within a fifty mile radius of our campus,” Nishimiya adds and her classmates nod in agreement. “Do you know how many times I’ve caught him trying to surprise you by air?”
“That could be just part of a working relationship,” you argue, but they’re relentless. “How would you know anything about his intentions? Maybe he’s just being nice!”
“I believe his intentions with you are, indeed, romantic,” Kamo reiterates and you groan, hiding your burning face in your hands. “I can’t say I don’t see the vision. You’re a powerful duo.”
“Your marriage would make the brass shit themselves,” Mai muses with a cynical glint in her eye. “Can you imagine having a baby that can send Hollow Purple through a portal?”
“Oh, their children would be so beautiful,” Miwa squeals and it’s like waterfalls of sweat come rushing from your forehead.
“Alright, alright. Let’s not talk about marriage or babies, please,” you cut in, quick to nip that conversation in the bud. You can’t tell if it’s the weather making your palms clammy or the unending tirade of comments about your dating life. “We can change the topic of conversation now,” you say in an attempt to get the heat off of you for a little bit. “Todo, how’s that idol you like so much doing?” It’s a good idea, initially, but the thought of you and Satoru together seemed to be brainwashed over your students.
“She’s wonderful, just as the two of you in love is a wonderful sight.” Todo can’t seem to help himself as he announces his enthusiasm for your romantic endeavors, teleporting across the room and swapping positions with his classmates from claps of pure excitement. Mechamaru provides a single thumbs-up when you look to him for support, and you pinch the bridge of your nose between your fingers.
“I think it’s cute how you act like you hate him and then can’t seem to stay away during events like this. Love is so complex,” Miwa sighs, resting her chin on her hand and staring off dreamily. You scoff, hoping they can’t tell how fast your heart rate has picked up. “I wish I were in love.”
“It’s not love. If anything, it’s just admiration. Yeah, it’s just admiration,” you conclude and you’re met with skeptical stares.
“Yeah, admiration of his hot bod,” Miwa mutters and you open a portal without thinking, allowing some fat drops of rain from who knows where to fall on her head. It was a common form of discipline, summoning portals to unruly weather conditions, and your students sit up a little straighter in understanding. “Fine, okay, okay. I’m done.”
“You sure? If you’re not done, I’m gonna send you to the Amazon again.”
“Yes, fine. I’m done, I promise.”
“Done with what?” You stiffen, mentally kicking yourself for not registering his presence sooner. Had he not taken up your entire attention, you would have sent Miwa to South America for the gasp of excitement she let out when Satoru appeared. It seemed that none of you knew he was listening until he leaned against the doorframe, all six feet of height taking up the entire space. He was wearing his signature shit-eating grin that made you want to choke him with his own blindfold. “You gossiping in here?”
“Nope, just going over strategy,” you lie straight to his face and he hums, not believing you for a second. “Shouldn’t you be doing that, too? With your own students?” You stand and attempt to push him out of the room, only to find him completely immovable. His hand covers yours, lacing your fingers together in a way that makes you a little dizzy.
“All in good time,” he says carefreely, as if the action with your hands was second-nature. “For now, can I steal you away for a moment? It won’t take long.” You can practically hear the waggling eyebrows from your students and nod, unable to form a biting response because of the crashing trains of thought in your mind. His hand remains holding yours as he all but pulls you outside, finally dropping it when the excited chatter of your students has subsided. “You okay? You seem a little frazzled,” he asks once you’re far enough from any eavesdropping attempts.
“Yeah, my kids are just being a little…funny, today,” you exhale, trying to hide your unease with a nervous giggle. “You know them; they love to make up their own little stories.” He raises his eyebrows in amusement, matching your pace as you walk down a random outdoor corridor of the Tokyo campus.
“Mine have actually been doing the same thing,” he confesses after a brief moment of awkward silence. “Making speculations, drawing connections. Seems to be a good exercise in pattern-recognition.” You know he means it as a joke, but all you can think about is Miwa’s comment on admiring Satoru’s ‘hot bod.’ Had his students picked up on your behavior, too?
“What are some of these connections they’re drawing?”
“Connections about my behavior around…hmm,” his voice trails off and the corner of his mouth turns down into a frown, like he was unhappy with his students’ observations. “They’ve noticed things about the way I, well,” he stammers and for the first time, you witness Gojo Satoru get tongue-tied. “Somethings that they’ve seen and heard and–”
“Satoru.” You halt both of your strides and cross your arms defensively over your chest, slightly uncomfortable from Satoru’s inability to express himself when he would otherwise be talking your ear off. “What is this about?”
“My students know I like you,” he states bluntly and your heartbeat momentarily stops pounding in your ears. His students know that he what? “And they also theorize,” he stops to clear his throat, adjusting his collar and avoiding your eyes, “that you may reciprocate the same feelings.” Any words that you can form get caught in your throat, an odd mixture of happiness, shock, and pure dread stirring around in your brain. All you could do is blink at him, dumbly, while he shifts between the balls of his feet. “Please, say something.”
“You like me,” you repeat, tasting the words like a fancy wine you’ve never tried before breaking out into the widest smile you’ve ever felt. “Holy shit, you like me?”
“You’re smiling,” he states, still trying to process what was happening. “That’s a good thing, right?”
“Holy shit, you like me!” Your voice raises on its own and you take a step back in surprise, covering your face with your hands to try and contain your emotions. “What the fuck, Satoru?”
“Yeah, that’s,” he mumbles as he watches you celebrate, “that’s how I’m feeling too.”
“Wait, so what do we do now?”
“I have no idea. I didn’t expect to get this far,” he admits, rubbing the back of his neck and combing his fingers through his hair. “I was waiting for you to slap me and tell me to go to hell.”
“Why would I do that?”
“Because I didn’t think you liked me back,” he sputters and the joy in both you and Satoru’s chests finally breaks loose in a fit of unending laughter. “Holy shit, I was so worried for nothing.”
“They’re gonna be so excited when we get back, they won’t be able to focus on the Exchange Event.”
“I don’t think I can focus on the Exchange Event.”
“Then we can postpone it!” You both flinch as a voice that was definitely not one of yours calls from behind a nearby wall, followed by a terrified oh, shit! as Satoru goes barreling around the corner and drags out the culprits by the collars of their shirts. Yuuji, the pink-haired student from Tokyo, and Miwa both try to explain themselves as they dangle weightlessly from Satoru’s hands. “Gojo, sir, we swear we weren’t trying to–”
“Hold on,” you pause Yuuji’s explanation, sensing some extra energy signatures that weren’t succeeding at hiding themselves. “Come out now, or I’m opening the portal to the Arctic,” you command in the open air and watch the leaves rustle as the rest of the Tokyo and Kyoto students fall from a nearby tree. “It’s rude to eavesdrop,” you chuckle as Nishimiya picks a few branches from Mai’s hair. “Go clean yourselves up and then we can begin the games.”
“You free this weekend after the games to go someplace?” Satoru whispers in your ear once all of the students are gone. “I need a break from the prying eyes of teenagers.”
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too cute <333
At some point, you take notice of Megumi Fushiguro’s intense eyebrow crease. A cluster of skin between his eyebrows that create a diminutive wrinkle on the bridge of his slim pointed nose, a sign of discontent from everyone but a standard for him. He’d never relaxed that part of his face around you. The times he joked or stifled laughter the crease remained, just as prominent as before. The moments he spent relaxed, that little wrinkle begged to differ. At one point, he’d shed a single tear next to you and you pretended not to see it to allow the tears that flowed soon afterward to take the stress and grievance away with them. Yet even then, when he should’ve been releasing misery through quiet shaky sighs, the furrow between his eyebrows prevail.
Say His Name | SUKUNA
Say his name three times and he shall appear, fucking virgins before he disappear.
tags: (18+, minors and ageless blogs dni) corruption, virginity loss, monster-fucking, double cocks, mouth fucking, pet names (pet, my human, female), oral(f! receiving), handjobs, nipple play, fingering, creampies, copious amounts of cum, tummy bulge, sex in sukuna’s domain, overstimulation, mirror sex
notes: early i did originally plan an entire kinktober but lol (18+ banner/divider made by @/cafekitsune. repost from my first ever kinktober 🥂
boat racing and telepathy
Your tail’s end, thin and wispy, grazes the bristles of varicolored coral; the ocean’s currents knock your balance into them. Never, not once have you insisted on swimming so near the reefs, your respect for them greater than the King of Atlantis yet you continue forth, barely biting back an urge to check for damage.
The enormous boat motor whirrs and whirrs under the sea water, the bubbles yield dispersing to pop on your skin while you scratch away at the distance between the daunting barnacle ridden boat and yourself. Your arms cut through the water as a blade do paper, your tail flows as gracefully as the waves above and you squint to keep your eyes on what lies a few breaths ahead.
The gated dock.
Through the distorting powers of the sea, you hear the muffled and silly sounding voices of sailors on the ship looking overboard to watch you swim along with their machinery in awe. You smile but pay no real mind to their wonder for you are fixated on beating this ocean splitting machine.
You're close, very near to the gates but a voice all too familiar invades your train of thought.
‘To your right, a fish your size is coming to ya’.’
As the voice stated, a fish nearly as big as yourself in both width and length scurries into your line of vision. You face the inevitable and brace your body as you roughly crash into the leathery flesh of the fish. You both spin out, the fish plenty more startled than yourself as it quickly swims out of view the moment it regains its sense.
You curse, then float to sea level to find the boat. As expected, it's reached the dock as your face meets the cool air. You’re sure would’ve won if that fish had been a bit more aware of its surroundings.
The voice speaks again. ‘You alright?’
Your thoughts are mostly incoherent, some cursing yourself and the sea creature. A full thought manages to maneuver through the internal chaos, ‘Mostly.’
‘I’ve told you so many time now to-’
‘Stop chasing your boat. I know.’
‘No actually. No matter how many times I tell you that you just don’t listen. It’s pointless to keep reiterating it. I was trying to say be careful when you do decide to chase around my ship.’
If you could find time to articulate your thoughts to say something you still would’ve chosen to stay silent. Unfortunately you don’t have time to sort through everything racing through your head,
‘You’ve had your whole life in the sea. One could only assume you’d be able to move around like you have for Christ's sake.’
‘You’re getting old.’ You think.
He grew into his age. He gained a black beard that sprouted into a salt and pepper scruff along his upper lip and jaw. You noticed a smidgen of a hint at wrinkles after a long while of his absence, since that day they seemed to grow in greater quantities. His cheeks now had a line that marked his smile and wrinkled skin at the corner of his eyes. His eyes looked more tired than usual and his forehead had a few horizontal streaks of their own.
‘I don’t need to hear that from you.’
A constant in his appearance was the middle part he sported but hid away underneath his sailors cap. In these recent years, you only get to see his hair being combed through by zephyrs of wind during the earliest hour of dawn. He’d wake before everyone else to watch the ocean ripple from the ship’s deck, however, he seemed to watch you stare back at him more than the sea’s reflective hue.
‘I know. Just messing with you.’
It was saddening to have his appearance be a constant reminder of how quickly humans grow old and how you wouldn’t grow old with him.
Men of various statures spill from the boat onto the vine ridden doc cradling boxed cargo in their arms. They grunt and babble as they walk along, conversing amongst themselves about nothing in particular.
‘Shouldn’t you be helping, Captain?’ You tease, flicking your tail above the water.
‘They can handle themselves.’ He retorts. From around a corner, you spot the Captain cradling a cigarette behind his palms and the spark of fire igniting the end hanging from his lips. Adjacent to him is a sailor who looks about the same age as when you’d first met Kishibe. His youthful lively energy is of a stark contrast to Kishibe’s unwavering discontent. You wonder if he likes having the kid around. You then wonder if he heard you wondering but chose to leave you without an answer.
Soon enough you wander into both of their views.
“Tell the fish-person I like their tail colors.” This sailor doesn’t seem to understand that you can hear.
‘You heard the boy.’
‘That I did.’ You smile at neither of them. The boy turns around so only the back of his head is in view.
You tilt your head in confusion and the Captain huffs out a single laugh.
‘What's wrong with your boy?’
He scoffs, ‘First off, he’s not ‘my boy’ just a part another hand on deck.’
“What’s she sayin’?” The boy asks, leaning in a little closer to his Captain. You realize he’s got pointy teeth when he rotates enough for you to see his mouth. He reminds you of a silkie.
“Nothing important.”
i swear im cooking up something good for kinktober :((
it shouldve been me.
yeah, definitely writing abt this
ACCIDENTALLY ON PURPOSE┊ despite what’s written on the bathroom stalls, twenty-three year old gojo satoru, is a virgin. this was a well kept secret until he made a drunken social media post spilling his dirty laundry. worried about his standing in the university hierarchy — satoru turns to you, his oldest friend, to save his social life. how? by taking his virginity, of course.
content: a college au, angst if you squint, smut and fluff. gojo being an oblivious dork, afab!reader x gojo satoru, piv sex, fingering, cunnilingus, a brief conversation regarding consent, no power dynamics, reader is called (hot, baby, sweatheart, is shorter than gojo.) all lowercase. word count: 10k
satoru guesses it is nearly five in the morning when his phone chimes three times in quick succession. he immediately regrets choosing a quacking duck as his notification tone, waking with a start and banging the top of his head against his coffee table.
im going to adopt a cat and name it gojo
im going to ball my eyes out