Emily (
iluvroadrunner6) wrote in
roadrunnermuses2014-07-20 10:32 pm
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open post } { pointless shippiness

I really wanted shippy things and didn't feel like combing through memes. So I made a post! Comment to this post with your characters, who you want and an option from the list below, and I will start a thread. Shenanigans will ensue.
OPTIONS:
1 - Fluff
2 - Angst
3 - Crack
4 - Surprise Me!
IF YOU CHOOSE SURPRISE ME, it will probably be crack. Because I'm in that sort of mood.
Muselist is HERE and it's not completely updated, but I'm going to try and do that tonight. You may select SURPRISE for what character you want, but if you do it will likely be a crossover ship of my choosing. I don't really do M/M slash, but M/F and F/F are both fair game. Annnnnnnd that's it.
... Go, fight, win!

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(It's part of the reason why she becomes a cop after she lands in that brave new world. People question it a lot less when suspects are turning a gun on themselves, but she's knows that eventually they're going to pick up that hers have a higher suicide rate than most.)
Then there's the moments where she's spending time with Tyler and she wonders how much of a masochist she actually is.
There's a lot of things she really enjoys about Tyler - and she means this beyond Tyler in general, because he is quite enjoyable - but they're both supernatural creatures who are going to live a lot longer than most people should. (He has the potential to live longer than she does, but she tries not to think about that.) He gets the need to curb that predator instinct, and he keeps her secret as she keeps his, not needing to tell the world about the hybrid she's living with in a tiny little apartment in New York.
He doesn't feel the need to tell the world about the empath demon from another world masquerading as an NYPD uniform that he likes to take to bed. In the end, it's a win-win.
Except for the moments when it's not. Because Ava hasn't had any pull a gun on her in a while. She's been stuck on desk duty for a separate infraction, and hasn't been on the streets. The problem with having rules about where you use your Calling means things start to build up and that shade of gray, that area where you become reliant on a certain way of getting things done, is that when that way isn't available, you find yourself a little stuck.
Ava's hitting a reset, she knows it. She can feel the pressure building, the strung out feeling creeping into her system, and she doesn't know what to do with it. Because the one thing she could do, the delicious piles of anger that call out to her from the other room is not an option.
That anger belongs to Tyler. And Tyler's been through enough.
So she just sits, sweating and pale as she shakes through it. She stripped out of her shirt and let out her wings hours again, hoping that will ease some of the pressure (it doesn't). But for now she waits, gray wings curled around her as she tries to just focus on her breathing.
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She looks bad.
Like something's wrong bad. She's explained her calling to him before but he'd be lying if he said he has a totally good grasp on everything. But he knows it's been a while since she's been able to use it.
"What's going on?"
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She doesn't want to hurt you, Tyler. She's got a pretty solid handle on her Calling - her grandmother has nerves of steel and she passed that on to Ava, teaching her to take the reins of the demon inside her and bend it to her whim and to be honest, she's better for it. But right now, the demon is hungry, bucking at the binds, more like a bull in a rodeo than a horse that she knows how to ride.
And what it wants is those piles of delicious anger sitting right in front of her. It wants to take and shape and twist until Tyler's rage is so overpowering that he'll hurt someone else (or maybe himself) and Ava can't let that happen.
She grits her teeth a bit before looking up. "I'm heading towards a reset. I haven't used my Calling in a while and it ... builds up."
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Yeah, he's not moving just yet. Because that doesn't sound good -- resetting. And she looks like she's in pain so like hell is he going to just walk away from her right now.
That's just not happening.
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She runs her hands over her face, pulling everything back and trying not to give in to the need to tug on that anger. "And you ... you need to go."
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She wants to. She wants to so badly, but after everything Tyler's been through with Klaus, she's trying to reign it in as much as she can. He's fought so hard to make his life his own, she doesn't want to rip that away from him again, no matter how much his anger calls to her.
"Please. Tyler. Go. Before I lose it and ... " Who knows what could happen? With all that anger sitting there in front of her, she can think of quite a few scenarios and none of them are pretty.
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Tyler is dumb and stubborn to a fault when it comes to the people he cares about. No matter what it might cost him he's not going to just allow her to suffer. Fuck that.
"If you need to feed, do it."
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"Are you sure?"
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If he can help her than he wants to -- it possibly harming him doesn't really bother him as much as it probably should.
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So she relaxes, lets go of those tendrils of control, and she reaches for that beautiful pile of anger sitting in front of her, twists, and turns that anger up to eleven.
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"Punch the wall."
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"One more time."
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"That good?"
She looks better, at least.
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After a beat, she looks up at him apologetically. "I'm sorry."
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"It's not your fault."
She can't help what she is. And he insisted on helping.
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Because she knows a little about Klaus and those emotions weren't entirely his. She hates feeling like she manipulated him like that.
"I should have been able to handle it on my own."
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Even if those emotions are hard to push back once they've been drawn to the forefront. Still. He'll survive. He always does one way or another.
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It seemed better to help her, even given the risks.
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