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In my latest and greatest (2nd) campaign, I play an artificer named Akihiro.Â
Top one is my token, bottom one is my full-body blessed boy. I love him so much.
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A Pair of Sunglasses (Aki AU)
So hereâs a fun little idea-
Remember the original version of the Aki AU for SPBNR? Where Smith ends up in the m!verse alongside Aki (aka Bizarro Kai), whoâs hellbent on making sure he a. stays put and b. has to deal with as much inconvenience as possible? Sometimes even impersonating him (as Shogun) to mess with him?
What would happen if a certain m!Kai happened to be in a rush one morning, didnât have time to gel his hair, and happened to get mistaken by Smith for...
:3
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Red didnât even know what he did wrong.
Seriously, all he did was stand next to Jay by the lockers and chat! And he couldnât remember doing anything wrong during the morning, or yesterday, or-
And yet for some reason, Smith came storming over with a look of pure fury. Fury pointed at him.
âI thought I made it very clear,â Smith growled. âWhat would happen if I caught you hanging around here.â
Behind his sunglasses & the bangs covering his face- he wasnât used to his hair being down- Redâs expression furrowed in confusion with an edge of hurt. He started to ask what Smith was talking about but shut his mouth when the other teen jabbed a finger toward him.
âDonât play games with me, Kai.â There was an odd style to how he stressed Kaiâs name, but he couldnât place what it meant. âIâm not in the mood.â
Red was aware of Jay standing awkwardly to the side, fingers tugging at the frayed end of his scarf. His gaze darted back and forth between the two like he was watching a tennis match. A very volatile tennis match where the tennis ball could explode into flames at any moment.Â
And Red? Red was just confused, and more than a little hurt now. At first, heâd thought maybe Smith hadnât recognized him- his own friends hadnât the first time heâd ran out of time to gel his hair up before school- but when he used his name it was clear he knew exactly who he was talking to.
Red just didnât know why. He hadnât even been drinking a lot of coffee lately, so he hadnât (or shouldnât have) done anything crazy in a caffeinated haze (he pulled an all-nighter once, figuring that it would be okay to skip the few hours of sleep his mind would have let him get anyway. Never again). The last time he and Smith had talked, theyâd ended on friendly terms, right?
So why was Smith acting as if Red had slammed Jay into the lockers and demanded his lunch money?
âSmith-â
âDonât you âSmithâ me,â Smith interrupted. Red recoiled at the open hostility, the strongest heâd ever heard from Smith. âYou know, just when I think I know how low youâre willing to sink, you go ahead and surprise me.â
Okay, ouch. Red really wanted to know what heâd done now.
âI-I-â
The two turned to look at Jay, whose ramble grew muffled as he ducked his head into his scarf and blushed. Smith moved, stretching out his arm and-
Positioning himself between Red and Jay. Okay, what parallel dimension had Red been dropped into that moment where Smith felt he had the need to protect Jay from him, as if Red would whirl around and attack him like some evil minion of Garmadon?
âHey, itâs okay,â Smith spoke in a soothing tone to Jay. The latter shot Red a confused and apologetic look over the formerâs shoulder. âDid he hurt you?â
Did- did Smith really think- think that he- he would-
Redâs heart shattered, and if Smith had been looking, he would have seen how his expression crumbled into devastation. Instead, his focus was on checking Jay for injuries. Every second that passed drove another knife blade through Redâs heart.
Something sputtered in his chest.
âDid- did you really think-â His tone went from hurt to defensive angry, an instinctive reaction to lash back against the undeserving pain. âThat I was going to- that I was here for that?â
Smith spun with his teeth bared and Red nearly lost his fire. âWhat else? You knew you werenât supposed to, and yet here you are. Why canât you just leave me alone? Canât you see no one wants you around, faker?â
This- this had to be a joke, right? Or a misunderstanding? Smith didnât really say that. He didnât- he didnât mean that-
Shoving his shaking hands in his pockets, Red fought to keep the choked sob down. Jay tried to step toward him, to say something, but his voice hitched into a stutter. Smith once again turned to comfort him before turning on Red with the fury of the sun in his eyes.
âWhat. Did. You. Do.â
Oh FSM, he wasnât kidding. This wasnât a cruel joke, Smith was serious. Red swayed on his feet, blinking back tears. He was so, so utterly confused, drowning in hurt and shock and a lack of understanding.
Smithâs hand clenched. âThey were all right. You are the absolute worst. There is not a trace of good in your pitiful, shrivelled excuse of a heart. Resorting to this pettiness just to spite me. Youâre pathetic.â
Red couldnât breathe. Heat rushed to his face, and the only reasons he wasnât crying were his wish not to appear weak at school (he needed to keep his reputation strong to scare off some bullies for Lloyd) and seeing how behind Smith Jay looked furious on Redâs behalf. Though he hasnât managed to find his voice, the look of support- at least one person didnât fully believe that- kept Red from breaking on the spot.
âYeah? And they were right about you.â Red was proud to admit that his voice only slightly wavered. âYouâre not-â
And the next moment he was on the ground.Â
His face stung. Why was his face stinging? What-
He looked up through the cracked lens of his sunglasses at Smith, standing over him with his fist held as if-
As if heâd just decked Red.
Smith had a mixture of anger, surprise, and smugness on his face, like he hadnât fully expected to connect but was damn proud of himself for it.
As for Red, the punch had brought more tears to his eyes in reflex, and they were starting to spill over his cheeks. He wanted to wipe them away before they ran far enough for someone to see, but his body was in shock and wouldnât respond.
âWhat- What is wrong with you!!â
Oh, Red had not heard that tone in a while. It took a lot to get Jay to explode like that, and it warmed Redâs heart the one that lay in shattered pieces on the floor or the hallway to know it was for him. Smith looked over his shoulder, eyes wide and puzzled, and shuddered like heâs been statically shocked at the intensity of Jayâs glare. The look of sheer anger didnât last long, though one could argue that the amount of guilt you were slammed with when his expression dissolved into tears was worse. He hiccuped and rubbed his cheek in a rushed stroke, still managing to look pissed despite the water stains splattered across his freckles.
âHey, hey, itâs okay-â Smith tried to soothe him. âHe tried to trick you, but-â
Jay was having none of it, slipping under Smithâs outstretched arm and hurrying over to check on Red.
Smith did a double-take. âHey- Jay! No, heâs lying to you, you canât be hanging around him, please, youâll get hurt-â
âMore hurt than what âSmithâ here did to your friend.â
The three startled as a fourth voice joined the conversation. At Redâs side, Jay curled in on himself with a soft, strangled whimper, his eyes wide and confused. Smith stared at the newcomer.
And Red-
Red looked up to see himself.
Or, well, what he thought was himself for a moment. Between the crisp leather jacket and aviators, hair chopped in an intentionally short and messy style, the guy was the epitome of a âbad boyâ without the cringe. A scar peeked out under his left eye- not that dissimilar from Smithâs, actually- and he had a wolfish grin that immediately put Red on edge and fired off every warning signal in his brain.
âYou- how-â
Smith glanced between the newcomer and Red, horror slowly creeping into his expression.Â
Between him, Red, and the newcomer, Red noted, they could be mistaken for triplets under the right circumstances.
âMy my-â The newcomer whistled, hands in his jacket, posture leisure. âYou really did a number on him. Thatâs going to be a black eye for sure, maybe two! I must congratulate you.â
Smith whirled on the newcomer with refreshed anger fuelled by- Red hoped for a moment it was guilt, then chided himself for hoping that because that would mean Smith was hurt, but based on the dots rapidly connecting in Redâs mind, his words hadnât actually been meant for him.
They still stung though, and his face hurt worse.
âYou-â
âMe,â said the newcomer, unbothered by Smithâs scathing bark.
âYou vile, evil, manipulative-âÂ
The newcomer raised his hands- damn, Red was a little jealous of those gloves, some kind of fancy fingerless style that they once again pulled off effortlessly- and smirked at Smith. âHey now, that-â He gestured to Red, still sitting stunned in the floor, and Jay, who pressed against his side and shrunk under the sudden attention. â-was all you, âSmithâ.â
Smith looked less than a fraction of a second from spitting some very choice words in the newcomerâs face, but his pupils slid to Red and his expression dropped back into guilt. âKai, Iâm-â
âAh, right. Kai.â
Red really didnât like how the stranger said his name.
âHonestly, Iâm not surprised Smith landed a punch on you. If I was allowed, Iâd do the same. Though I must admit, I wouldnât be able to stop after just one; your mug just screams âdork alertâ. Grow a little spine.â
Red found his voice. âHey-!â
âCome on now, Kai,â the newcomer spoke over him. âBe a little smart and realize this isnât a fight you want to pick. Canât you see the big boys are talking?â
He caught Smithâs punch with one fist before it could hit his cheek, never taking his eyes off Red. âYou know what âSmithâ here was saying is true. Youâre just too stupid and stubborn to realize it. Come on, âSmithâ. Letâs take this discussion outside away from these losers.â
Smith lunged at the stranger again but he merely sidestepped. âAh ah ah, donât want to cause a scene, do we? Would be a shame to involve these two more than we already have.â
Smith sneered at him and for a moment Red thought heâd attack him again anyways, but he bit his tongue. The two walked out of the hallway, one storming, one with all the time in the world.Â
At the last moment, the newcomer turned and a chill shot through Red; he could have sworn that behind his shades, his eyes looked crimson in the light. His grin was twisted, sinister even, and Red realized with clear certainty that he wasnât a student at this school. âI have a feeling this isnât the last time weâll cross paths, Kai Smith.â
As he walked off to join Smith outside, Red couldnât help but feel as though he was right about everything.
Bring back the boys! BRING THEM BACK
i just want them back
Red-Eyed Rival (Love Rival AU)
You even just wake up one morning and decide yep. Time for angst?
Hereâs a fun little idea crossing multiple AUs, so hear me out on the summary-
Remember the Aki AU for SPBNR mentioned in this fic? Where Smith ends up in the m!verse alongside Aki (aka Bizarro Kai), whoâs hellbent on making sure he a. stays put and b. has to deal with as much inconvenience as possible?
What if I told you thereâs a version of that inspired by the variant of the Possession AU (where Smith gets thrown into possessing Red, aka m!Kai, while Red backseat games) known as the Jekyll and Hyde AU (where they switch every time they fall asleep and neither is aware of the other).
The Aki version goes as follows: Aki is essentially like a ghost tied to Smith that can possess Smith at any time, but is careful with it as it leaves memory gaps. Because of this, Smith isnât aware Aki got thrown along. This AUâs Smith is part of s!Polyninja, and while missing his boyfriends at home, decides to friendly-flirt with their counterparts (unaware that Aki sometimes does the same as well to a more serious level).
Blue (m!Jay), Black (m!Cole), and White (m!Zane) start to fall for Smith a little.
Unfortunately, Red (m!Kai) has been hopelessly in love with those three, and now someoneâs come along and immediately gets jealous (and a bit insecure) of his new âlove rivalâ.
And Aki does not make things easier :3
Enjoy!
Fine, he admitted it.
Red was jealous.
He's been in love with them forâ well, he'd known them for years, and only figured out that he felt a little stronger about Jay, Zane, and Cole at the start of the school year, which, considering his normal track record of noticing these things, was a new record.
Of course, acting on said feelings was a little harder said than done. As it, he'd been hopelessly attempting to flirt with them for ages, but none of them seemed to get it. And yes, he could be a little more straight(ha)forward, but in his defence, feelings were difficult, and no, Nya, I can't just tell them, and-
Well, it was complicated, okay. What if they didn't reciprocate his feelings? He was dealing with not one, not two, but three major variables here. If he messed anything up, he'd be make their friendship- the team dynamic- awkward, or worse-
He didn't want to think about 'worse'.
And just as he'd psyched himself up, and was maybe, maybe ready to start being a little more bold with his flirting, see if any of them (or, maybe, just maybe, all three of them) were interested back, suddenly Smith had entered the picture.
He didn't know what to think of Smith.
Well, that was a lie. As his aforementioned admittance stated, he was jealous.
Because Smith knew how to flirt with them. Knew how to turn Jay into a blushing mess instead of just a rambling friend. Knew how to get into the banter of trading pick-up lines with Zane. Knew how to knock Cole off his cool game in a good way. In the little while he'd been here, he'd completely thrown all three into a tizzy.
The worst was that Kai genuinely wanted to like the guy. He did! Smith was nice, he was friendly, he was protective of them- literally everything that could be great about him was!
And Red... Red wasn't that much compared to him, was he. He wasn't as smart, wasn't as strong, wasn't as pretty, wasn't as smooth, wasn't as charming.
Smith walked around like he was the coolest thing since sliced bread and had them hanging off every word. Red went on long-winding tandems on how the mayor was using Garmadon attacks to cover up the existence of trolls that steal your left socks.
Yeah.
Smith was basically the cooler, prettier, smarter, overall better version of Red. And based on how they'd all been practically scrambling over themselves to hang out with him, the others agreed. Red just... wasn't needed anymore in the friend dynamic.
Heck, maybe he should just pass off the role of Red Ninja to Smith too, he'd probably ace that way better than Red ever could.
And through everything- all the casual flirting, friendly hangouts, everything- Smith had been nothing but kind to him. To all of them. And Red repaid that kindness by being jealous and cold back.
Some friend he was.
...
Although...
In the last week or so, things had felt... more personal. He didn't know if he was going crazy or not (all the sleepless nights tossing and turning in bed, brain going a mile a minute over this whole mess, wasn't helping), but it almost felt like Smith was... mocking him?
His flirting had doubled down. He'd gotten... well, bold, and Red just knew the three were falling for it hook, line, and sinker. Why, just yesterday-
// "Awww~ Jay, Baby, you're so cute when you blush like that," Smith said, putting his hand on Jay's cheek and giving it a little pinch. Jay had turtled into his scarf, sputtering, as Smith side-eyed Cole with a soft smirk. "Don't you think so, Cole?"
Cole shrugged, though his eyes were smiling. Next to them, Zane piped up with a cheerful "your heart-rate has elevated by 30%".
Smith looked at him and put a hand on his chest. "Oh? And what about yours?"
Red did his best not to slam his locker shut as he finished grabbing his books. He quietly walked away, but his skin prickled, and he had the oddest feeling Smith was watching him, as if he did that just to rile Red up. //
Which was honestly ridiculous. What could Smith possibly gain from intentionally flirting with Jay, Zane, and Cole in not-just-a-sweet-and-friendly-way, but just to make Red jealous? It would be cruel, underhanded- and it would be using his friends, which was just- no.
It didn't fit with the rest of Smith's character. Unless he was lying, but he seemed to genuine other than a few specific instances, and even then, it was probably just Red being paranoid and selfish.
Right. Yeah. I-It had to be.
Red shook his head to clear his thoughts, heading toward his locker. He'd find Smith later today and talk to him about it. Yeah. Make sure that- even if... if he'd lost before he'd even tried, that at least the others were taken care of. Because if Smith hurt any of them, on purpose or otherwise, well-
He knew a spot behind the diner on Den Street to throw hands.
But if Smith was genuine, and the others genuinely liked him, then... well... then he was happy for them. And he could bottle up his own feelings to sob into a bowl of ice cream later, because at least they were happy.
And if they decided they liked Red (for some reason)- well, he could daydream a little. Jay wasn't the only one who had his head up in the clouds sometimes.
Red turned the corner, and-
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He froze.
O-Oh. Oh.
Red tried to take a step back, to leave unnoticed, but there was no way his luck would ever be that good. Smith looked over from where heâd just been snogging Cole. âOh, Kai! Didnât see you there.â
Red swallowed, tucking his jacket as if he could shield how his heart splintered just a little more. He plastered on a fake grin. "Smith! Cole! Hi. Sorry to, uh, interrupt you two, just wanted to grab my stuff-"
Cole pushed away from the lockers, fixing his headband and staring just a little to the side so they didn't have eye contact. The tips of his ears were darker with a blush. He hummed in greeting, subtly fiddling with his headphones.
"I'll just-" Red unlocked his locker and fumbled for his books at record speed. "Don't mind me, have a great rest of your-"
"Actually," Smith interrupted. "I wanted to chat with you, if that's okay."
Oh. Oh, so they were going to chat now. Okay. Right. Great. "Sure, yeah, totally!"
Damn, Red was actually pretty proud of keeping his voice chipper. Not Zane-chipper, of course (he was pretty sure that was physically impossible), but enough that he didn't sound like he was dreading the conversation.
Cole gave Red a cool little wave- damn he was so cute- before turning to leave. Smith leaned over and gave him a quick peck on the cheek- ouch, no, keep it together, that wasn't on purpose, stay cool- and waved as a flustered Cole put on his headphones and walked away.
"Look," Red started. He took a deep breath; either he got it all out now, or he never would. "I'm happy for you all. Really! I'm- I'm glad they're interested in you, and I'm glad you like them back, and I'm truly happy they- they like you. I-I still gave you a... a good run for your money, though! A-And-" Why was his stupid voice cracking and choking, stop it, you can't appear weak and-
"Pathetic."
"-you better believe if-..."
Red trailed off with a blink. He'd imagined that, right? He'd thought that internally. So why had it sounded like-
He laughed in a short, quiet way. "That's funny, I thought you said-"
Smith tilted his head and smiled. "You're pathetic."
No. No, there was no way Smith just said that. He was hallucinating even though he hadn't touched coffee in ages, too kept up by his own thoughts to need it. Because there was no way that Smith Forge just called him- that he actually just said-
"You know, Kai-" Smith began. "At first, I thought maybe you were just a little dense. Maybe you just hadn't gotten the hint yet, or that you were kidding yourself. Then I realized 'oh FSM, that guy's actually delusional. You genuinely can't see what's directly in front of you."
Red's throat gummed. No way. His feet were rooted to the spot as Smith stepped closer, still smiling like this was just a cheerful chat between to good friends.
"Did you really think-" Smith laughed. "That you ever had a shot even before I came along? They barely tolerate you as a school friend, theyâd never want something more."
He clapped a hand on Red's shoulder and the latter flinched, mind reeling, unable to process everything enough to fight back. Not a single sound sang through his broken voice; not a retort, not a comment, not even a sob.
"Face it, Kai. You're a joke. A weak, pathetic, joke. I'm the newer, cooler version of you, and everyone knows it."
It was one thing when it was just in his head. It was another when it was spit, dripping with false kindness and unbothered cheerfulness, directly in his face.
Smith stepped forward and Red finally moved, tripping until his back hit the lockers. Smith didn't seem to care, only grinning a little sharper.
"You got a little crush or three, donât you, Kai? Well, thatâs gonna make this hard to hear. See, I like seeing how flustered I can make those three. They're rather cute, you know. Real precious. Just the sweetest. And you know what I like the most about them?"
He leaned closer, to the point where Red could feel the heat of his breath sting his cheek. Red was almost afraid of the answer, almost- no, that was ridiculous, but-
As he stood there, lungs empty of air, flooded with so many emotions that his vision was tinted at the sides from the overwhelment- in that moment, he was almost afraid of Smith.
He stared at the dark lens of Smith's sunglasses, watching the glint of sharp teeth in a malicious smirk.
"The thing I like most about them is that if they're with me, they're not with you. I'm with them to spite you. Just because you want them, and I get what you want."
Red was dimly aware that he was shaking, slammed with every emotion under the sun at once. The breath he tried to suck in hitched and caught, nearly choking him. His mind was a hurricane of thoughts.
Smith was a threat he couldn't beat.
Smith knew about his crushes and enjoyed watching him suffer.
Smith was faking being his friend.
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Red was too weak to stand against him.
Red was too easy of a target, had nothing on Smith.
Red wasn't worth being the friend of Smith.
He was unlovable.
His parents didn't care for him. The school didn't care for him.
Why had he ever thought Jay, Zane, and Cole would.
Smith pinched his cheek with another laugh. "But hey, that's just between us, okay? No need to get the others involved. 'Course, that's if they even would believe you. After all, I'm just poor, innocent Smith who Kai seems to hate for no reason. Because you're jealous. Or maybe that's not the right word;
"Because jealous implies you ever had a chance."
Smith suddenly shoved away from Red, adjusting his hair almost lazily. Red was too stunned to cry; he could feel the urge too, but just... didn't. Couldn't.
"Honestly," Smith said, sticking his hands into his pockets. "It's a miracle those three don't hate you. You're so annoyingly persistent. Just give up, Kai. Save them the trouble of having you tell your stubborn face how they really feel about you. Just go home."
He gave a little wave, eyes almost seeming to glow beneath his sunglasses. "Glad we cleared that up. Toodles!"
Red blinked, and the next moment he was gone. The hallway was deserted once more.
But Red didn't cry. He didn't cry as he numbly grabbed his stuff, didn't cry as he walked home one foot in front of the other, didn't cry when he closed the door to his room and drew the curtains. He didn't cry when checked to make sure Nya wasn't home, nor when he weakly shrugged off his jacket. He slipped under the blanket of his bed.
And then he finally broke.
DEMON IN THE NAME OF DEVIL!Â
My best friends and I ranked the chainsaw man endings, and Ending 3 is just the best one. Itâs the most feral oneÂ
Mappa put their whole mappussy into this ending
Misao key-chain/sticker
âMy life has finallyâŚfinally gotten kinda fun.â
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