Anyway, if you ship Kaeluc I automatically assume you fetishize homosexuality. Because there is no fucking way you see two men that are described as siblings in every possible way and grew up together and STILL you want the to fuck and can't resist to see them as lovers just because they're two men and you MUST ship gay couples or you'll feel sick.
That's fetish and you're fucking disgusting
"iT iS nOt cAnOn!!1!1!" It is, y'all just want to justify your weirdness and want to feel less gross for shipping incest.
No, it's not a translation mistake, the fact that Diluc's father took Kaeya in and they grew up together it is like that in every languages, you can't make a "translation mistake" of a whole fucking backstory, that's not how "translation mistakes" work.
Bro, y'all think a super rich company like Hoyoverse wouldn't have already fixed a "translation mistake"??? Lmao
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Prompt 124
Bruce crouched next to the small child that had been bounding around for the last few months healing people, watching idly as they scribbled on a paper with quiet chirps. Spirit, the rest of Gotham had named them, Spirit and their Sister.
“Hi Mr. Bat!” The child beamed from behind the mask when they finally looked up, burn scar stretching slightly.
He ignored the gibbering man in the corner, at least for now, seeing as he’d just arrived. “Is your sister around?” The other, well he wouldn’t call them vigilantes seeing as the kids (He’d be surprised if Sister was an adult) focused more on evacuation or healing, but it was the closest word.
“Nope!” the child put their crayons away in one of the many pockets inside the almost victorian-styled coat, one of the reasons they’d gotten their name. “Uncle Kerian is watchin’ me tonight, ‘cause Sister is busy.”
“Uncle?”
“Uncle!”
Bruce could be forgiven for the startled wheeze when the literal shadows twisted and ripped, a pair of Lazarus-green eyes- or whatever they were- gleaming from the darkness, dark hair twisting as sharp teeth similar to the siblings’ were bared in very open warning. As if the giant flaming sword wasn’t enough of a warning already.
Ah. That’s who had traumatized the several would-be kidnappers then.
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trying to explain to people that it’s not even the incest that makes samdean so intriguing and captivating as a ship. like yes the incest is PART of it but it’s only One facet of their relationship. their psychotic codependency, shared trauma, para-psychic connection and unquestioning loyalty are all JUST as important as the incest.
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Writing Prompt Ask Game!
Hera and Sabine
Literally anything. lol. You are so creative. In any time or au, Sabine points out the obvious to Hera, and Hera is the one who gets flustered.
Oh, fun fun fun! This one turned out longer and idk if it's quite what you were thinking of, but... it's what happened when I started writing? anyway, this is set in a modern AU!
“Hera, I am not blind!” Sabine said, shoving her bagel into her mouth. “You adore Kanan. Kanan adores you. You’re always together! Would you just stop beating around the bush and propose already?”
Hera looked, frankly, flustered. “Sabine, you know Kanan and I are taking this slow—”
“You practically live in each other’s houses! And you’ve been together for going on… six years? How slow are you going to take it?” Sabine demanded, loudly, but keeping her voice low enough that only about half the people at Panera heard them. “Consider: just get married already. There’s tax benefits, one rent to pay instead of two, and Ezra can stop dying of mortification every time he accidentally calls you mom.”
“Sabine,” Hera insisted, giving her a look that said pipe down! “This is not a discussion we are having.”
Sabine was not going to be deterred. Hera and Kanan were basically married already, and the only reason they weren’t actually married was because they both had generational trauma that made them afraid to truly commit.
Sabine, being kind of an expert on generational trauma herself, was going to fix this problem.
“Your anniversary is coming up this summer,” Sabine pointed out. “Why don’t you two go somewhere nice for a week? You can pop the question then.” Hera looked like she was going to object, so Sabine threw her hands in the air. “If you’re worried about where to put the kid while you're away, just leave him with Zeb. Or even at my house!”
“Sabine—”
Sabine clasped her hands together in a slightly-exaggerated way. “Please. Hera, I am actually offering to let a fifteen-year-old boy, and not just any fifteen-year-old boy, the world’s most insufferable fifteen-year-old boy, stay in my family’s home, where he would annoy the crap out of me, give me horrible secondhand embarrassment with every word he said to either of my parents, and Tristan would probably dare him to steal my diary or do some other unforgivable thing that would turn us into eternal mortal enemies. It would be a mess, and I am begging you to consider the option. I am that desperate for you and Kanan to just get this over with.”
“Why?!”
Because if Kanan and Hera weren’t honeymooning in less than three months, Sabine was going to owe a lot of money to Zeb, but she wasn't going to admit that.
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While I generally dislike how the War of the Scaleborn novel rewrites the relationship between the Incarnates and the Aspects, it explicitly stating that Iridikron and Alexstrasza have literally never met is such an unintentionally funny thing.
These two motherfuckers in a high fantasy setting fought a several century long war against each other and never met even once. All diplomacy as leaders of their respective factions was conducted via messengers and emissaries. By the time Alexstrasza reached the heart of Harrowsdeep in the final battle of the war, Iridikron had already been KO'd by Neltharion.
and I think that's beautiful.
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