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1. Angst
The crack of a whip
A scream, as blood seeped.
2. AU
“Fetch my briefcase.”
“O-of course”
“Good boy” He said sneering.
3. Crack!fic
“I MISSED YOU SO!”
Oh lord, he was coming over.
4. Crossover
“Assassinate the Kazekage” Toris said
.“…right.” Ivan said, smiling nastily.
5. First Time
Toris blushed heavily as he was pinned to the wall/
6. Fluff
Ivan and Toris, by the fire
Together, now and forever.
7. Humour
A snowball hit him, he turned to see Toris laughing.
8. Hurt/Comfort
The red cuts stung as Ivan gently tended to them.
9. Smut
Toris’ body shuddered feeling Ivan’s hot lips against his skin
10.
Holding his chilled body tightly
…If only to warm him.
.watch them bend . watch them break.
'Here I sit, all alone, in the dark
Counting the ways to tear you apart'
A young red headed boy sat in the corner of the room. The darkness was absolute; it seemed to be creeping in on him. Crushing his small body. His eyes were shut tightly his pudgy hands pressed over his ears trying to block out the sound that resembled bones being pushed to the point of shattering. His breaths came in ragged gasps as he couldn't get rid of the sounds. The demon within his body mind and intertwined with his soul was pushing him. Bending him, breaking him, molding him into a twisted creature.
'Contemplating why you don't feel bad
I guess I wasn't the best that you had '
His father was seated in the office, the grand office that belonged to the Kazekage. The Kazekage, the monsters father, but one who would refuse to acknowledge his children as his own. They weren't children, they were merely pawns to be used and sacrificed in the battle for power His eldest daughter and eldest son weren't his children. They were some of his most powerful weapons. He needed them to form bonds with their red headed creature of a brother. If they created bonds they would have an easier time killing him when the time came. They needed to be trained brutally so they could slaughter this monstrosity in human form. This mistake. This experiment gone horribly wrong.
'You don't even realize I'm barely alive
Why don't you feel my pain?
Why don't you feel the same?'
Back in the dark room the young child had been reduced to sobbing. His body was clothed in rags the only other thing in the room with him was a teddy bear that was almost as big as he was. This bear was with him at al times; his pale arms were wrapped tightly around the brown bear. His tears dripping onto its worn fabric as he sobbed. He couldn't understand this. Why did people treat him like he was something not meant to live. Why didn't they want to even look at him. Why didn't he only deserve to be locked up within himself. He sobbed his body aching and trembling as he turned these thoughts over in his mind. Why did no one else know how he felt. His siblings, the word meant nothing to him, were always kept separate from him. He was isolated and the only one he could trust was his uncle. His uncle had protected him, helped him, been his support.
'You should be just like me Living in misery'
Then the fateful night came. The night when everything was pulled from under him. The night his uncle died. Was killed, committed suicide. Not only that, but he had caused it, he was sent to assassinate the redhead. To kill him.
'As it stands, I can't stand the sight of you
But I can't look away no matter what I try to do
Smiling vicious, to hide your intentions
Unaffected by all my affections'
His eyes were insomnia ringed as his sobs dyed out, as he ran out of tears. As his body complained to him, his sobs were soon gone and he became silent. His gaze shifted as he looked out the window to the empty streets below. The wind screeched as it raced through the narrow lonely streets. The boy looked up at the round building that was near his window, he could still see the blood stains that had marked the sand. The building itself seemed to always want to remind him, of the horror he was. He remembered the smile on his uncle's face as the man revealed the truth of it all. The pain, the hurt, the hate. It had been a few months since this incident. He used to feel the need to cry or some sort of horror when he looked at the building. But not now.
'It feels just like I'm dying inside'
Now he just saw the building, saw the pain he had caused. He would learn to love it. He would learn that love was pain. That if you caused pain there would be no love. If you loved there would be a constant pain. Why not suffer less. Cause the pain, make others hurt, watch them suffer, and watch them learn the horror if it all. Watch them bend and break.
'I gave it all and you took it away
I gave it all and you took it away
I gave it all and you took it away - you took it away
I gave it all and you took it away - you took it away
I gave it all and you took it away - you took it away'
A cold smirk graced the small child's face. His eyes no longer held tears, and never would. He wouldn't hurt. He would cause hurt. He would watch people suffer, make them suffer. He would rip all they loved away from them. He would give a cold twisted smile as he watched them scream. He would enjoy watching them fall apart. He would watch them give it all.
He would take it away.
He would watch them bend.
Watch them break.
D' you breathe the name of your savior in your hour of need,
Don't walk away, don't walk away, oh, when the world is burning
The woman’s eyes were staring out the window next to her bed, it was late. She was supposed to be asleep, but that was something that never seemed to come to her. Not easily at least. Her eyes were glassy, they reflected the lights of the city. The sky was shadowed by rain clouds, as it always was. She sighed a bit as she curled underneath the blankets a shiver passing through her as she tried to sleep yet again. It was hopeless, if she allowed her body to dream it would be a nightmare, if she stayed awake she could keep them away. She lay there for a while, like she did every night. Like all other nights she finally sat up and she walked over to the window and sat herself down the edge of it and she looked out the window at the rain as it fell from the sky. Konan supposed there was something beautiful about it. Something ironic, God controlled the rain, but his angel couldn't survive in it. Sad really.
The blue haired woman had her hands folded neatly in her lap as she sat still in her chair as she was told to. She always did what she was told to do, that was who she was. She hated to be a bother, but when she was ordered to do something she would push someone until they broke and she got what was requested. She supposed that was why she managed to stay beside Pein's side all these years. Sometimes she wondered why she stayed with him, the answer in all honesty would be that he was her only friend. The only one she would trust with her life. She hoped he would to, but she would never know.
She sighed a bit as she sat in front of the vanity table in her room. Her legs were folded beneath her as she slowly and methodically applied her make up. She swept blue over her eyelids and she pulled her purple-blue hair back into a loose bun on the side of her head. Her fingers pulled a piece of paper from the pile she had on the vanity. She glanced at herself in the mirror before she went about folding the origami flower. It was so simple to her, she had been folding the same flower for years. Everyday she needed a new one. A small smile graced her lips as she thought of that. A new flower every day, because everyday by the end of it, the delicate flower would managed to become dirty and crushed. Very much like her...She pushed that thought away. She let a small chuckle come from her throat as she thought of this. Soon the paper flower was done and she sat up straight pushing it into her hair and she looked at herself before she felt around the small box on the vanity for her labret and she pushed it into place and she nodded to herself not particularly wanting to see her reflection anymore.
Her slim body shivered a bit when her feet hit the stone cold floor, she muttered softly to herself. It was always cold here, or so it seemed. She sat down on her bed and she carefully pulled her shoes on and she zipped them up before she stood and she smoothed out her clothing. She glanced one last time at herself in the mirror before averting her gaze to the ground as she left her room to go do the bidding of her God.
Yeah, feed the rain
'cause without your love
my life ain't nothing but this
Carnival of Rust
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