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IT'S YOUR DESTINY!!!
Who: Anyone, everyone? Aoba and Declan to start.
What: Destiny
When: After the House of Wolves, before The Taken King.
Where: Earth, The Last City, The Tower and beyond.
Warnings: Could be sorta zombie stuff (Hive), could be xenophilia? I dunno. Gen warnings, yo.
Earth. 700 years into the future, humanity is all but gone, huddled in a massive city in the mountains, surrounded by gargantuan walls and living in the shadow of the slumbering, perhaps dead, body of The Traveler. The massive being of benevolence and light that came to Earth bearing gifts of knowledge that would bring about the longest Golden Age in Terran history, hovering in geostationary orbit over The Last City of men, protecting what is left from The Darkness beyond with the remains of it's Light.
For those on Earth it is a well-known story. With The Traveler's dying breath it created Ghosts, fragments of living Light that in turn resurrected men and women across the galaxy, bringing to bear the Guardians, warriors to fight the Darkness. Earth and all the nearby planets are populated by humans, the Awoken, Exos and a variety of species of ever more distant origins, some less generous than others. The Guardians make their headquarters in a colossal spire at the edge of The Last City. There, in the Tower, the Vanguard and other factions of humanity work together to hold the line and fight the Darkness and every other threat to the known universe. The little understood Guardians rarely venture beyond the Tower, preferring the company of their brothers and sisters in arms, but all look to the Tower as a beacon of hope.
There is danger and adventure to be had; the likelihood of death and the possibility of rebirth. The future is uncertain, but all who walk in the Light know the Darkness is coming, and the wise life to the fullest.
[ Destiny Wiki ]
What: Destiny
When: After the House of Wolves, before The Taken King.
Where: Earth, The Last City, The Tower and beyond.
Warnings: Could be sorta zombie stuff (Hive), could be xenophilia? I dunno. Gen warnings, yo.
Earth. 700 years into the future, humanity is all but gone, huddled in a massive city in the mountains, surrounded by gargantuan walls and living in the shadow of the slumbering, perhaps dead, body of The Traveler. The massive being of benevolence and light that came to Earth bearing gifts of knowledge that would bring about the longest Golden Age in Terran history, hovering in geostationary orbit over The Last City of men, protecting what is left from The Darkness beyond with the remains of it's Light.
For those on Earth it is a well-known story. With The Traveler's dying breath it created Ghosts, fragments of living Light that in turn resurrected men and women across the galaxy, bringing to bear the Guardians, warriors to fight the Darkness. Earth and all the nearby planets are populated by humans, the Awoken, Exos and a variety of species of ever more distant origins, some less generous than others. The Guardians make their headquarters in a colossal spire at the edge of The Last City. There, in the Tower, the Vanguard and other factions of humanity work together to hold the line and fight the Darkness and every other threat to the known universe. The little understood Guardians rarely venture beyond the Tower, preferring the company of their brothers and sisters in arms, but all look to the Tower as a beacon of hope.
There is danger and adventure to be had; the likelihood of death and the possibility of rebirth. The future is uncertain, but all who walk in the Light know the Darkness is coming, and the wise life to the fullest.
[ Destiny Wiki ]
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A couple more hours of searching yielded nothing additional, and the massive load of information Ghost collected would take him time to parse through. So far as Declan could see, they had exhausted their options at the academy.
"There's another place I'll check tomorrow when we're out exploring. It's a long shot, but best to use all avenues. Anyways, you ready to head back?" he asked, pointing to a few stacks of books that Ghost scanned the titles of, syncing with the academy digital archives to download copies of the literature. Mostly Japanese history, a few things about cooking, and a book about birds. He liked the pictures, having gotten distracted looking up cockatoos.
When they headed out, Declan stopped on a hill looking out towards the coast, pausing for them both to watch the skyline.
"You know a single day to night and back on Venus takes 5,832 hours? It's the strangest thing to think about how time is always the same, but the events occurring in it vary so dramatically," the Titan mused while looking over his shoulder at Aoba for a moment, glance more meaningful than intended. He made some unintelligible noise before he started the Sparrow up again and sped back to the ship. Once inside, he peeled all his armor off in a hurry, turning the temperature in the ship down to cool his sweaty body. The jungle temperatures and humidity were the worst. Beautiful as the planet was, Declan much preferred cooler places. He very much disliked feeling sticky.
"I need a shower...I probably smell like canned ham," he muttered, sniffing himself dubiously while plucking at the thin fabric of his underarmor.
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Once they were back at the ship, Declan’s complaints gave Aoba a moment’s pause as he considered himself in return. He didn’t have twelve hours patrol grime built up on him, but the jungle heat had hardly treated him more kindly.
“Go on and take one, then,” Aoba snickered. He couldn’t have rightly explained why he found it charming to watch the Guardian fidget so, though he far more wanted Declan to be at ease again. “I’ll go after you. I think I’m a little better off, but not by much. This cloak of mine doesn’t offer that much shade.”
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And...maybe...do that thing Mac talked about sometimes...
...Ehh...
Shaking his head free of the thought for the time being, Declan made a sound of gratitude and peeled off his underarmor top well before even getting to the room, his skin looking like wet marble as he turned the corner into their shared sleeping and bathing space. A minute later he was reclining on the shower bench, head back and eyes closed, letting water and steam do their jobs after he'd soaped down. Once he didn't feel that a clogged toilet was cleaner than himself, he propped himself up enough to look down at his body, feeling extremely detached. He'd read some curious things in one of the Japanese history books that got him thinking about himself the way he sometimes did after conversations with his too-descriptive and somewhat vulgar friend, or when he caught something on the television he thought a bit 'risque'. Should he be more self-aware? Was it unhealthy, like Mac said, that he didn't bother with those things?
Being in close quarters with someone he had to admit to himself he was attracted to made him curious. Granted, he sort of expected things to just happen on their own, and suddenly felt very ignorant in regards to his body. Prodding himself didn't really do anything.
...How did you know if things were broken or not?
...Well...he wasn't going to ask Ghost, that was for sure.
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He considered defrosting a snack for the two of them, but decided that was best left until he was clean. If Venus had any kind of weird biological contaminants, he figured he would have been warned, so it was mostly just a matter of ‘don’t handle food with dirty hands’. In this case, the hands extended to everything, since that was just how gross he felt.
Ignorant to the crisis of self-image that Declan was suddenly experiencing, Aoba had Ren remotely wire the music from his headphones through the ship speakers. The electric beats of Goatbed began to pulse, a comfortable background noise as Aoba opened up one of Ren’s downloaded transcripts and gave reading up on the so-called ‘Mighty One’ another go.
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As best he could figure, Ghost suggested they continue the search in the Reef. The royal family would know about the maps, even if they were no longer in their possession. Bread crumbs.
While the others labored over academic questions, Declan's were more carnal. He tried to rouse himself manually, only to be mildly disgusted by the act bereft of context. When he tried imagining a different scenario, visualizing more of Aoba's body than he'd seen casually, pretending on a wild whim that the man were in the shower with him? Then the Titan had to panic over what to do with a sudden, slow boiling erection, since "jerking off" was too distressing because he'd gotten to that point being lecherous and inappropriate. Masturbation wasn't necessary, he screeched at himself internally, mentally flogging himself for the indecency of it all. Aoba would be so upset! He shouldn't have imagined those things, shouldn't have pretended for even a moment.
He was aching and miserable by the time he finally crept guiltily from the shower to slump into the pilot seat. He felt so uncomfortable in his own skin and desperately widhed he hadn't kept opening that door a little further every time he got curious. Even though he was mostly flaccid by then, to him it felt like at any moment Aoba might comment on his MASSIVE AROUSAL. Of course in his baggy sweats nothing looked out of the ordinary, but Declan certainly felt it.
He just hoped he could think of something else enough to banish the rest, immediately pulling up a general Japanese culture book. Surely talk of festivals and shrines would be a goid distraction...
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It seemed... impossible. Countless worlds and times, but Earth was the relevant one. The Darkness was the ancient foe so offhandedly dismissed in the Guide's message. But then was it really defeated? The records came from the past, but the Darkness was here now, so somewhere through the portals it must have been defeated in the future...?
Headache. But also promising. The Darkness WOULD be defeated, Aoba choose to think. Declan's hopes would pay off, even if they couldn't be quite sure of the route it would take to get there....
He was engrossed enough he almost missed Declan slumping by them, but then the availability of the shower reminded him of how much he wanted it. Asking Ghost to catch Declan up on what they'd discovered, he made his move on the shower with a fresh set of under-gear.
Could've just shared, Desire grumbled after the water was running. He was unexpectedly louder than Aoba cared for.
It's not like this is a locker room. Besides... that would be more unkind to him than anything.
Level with me here, Reason. You really think the big guy just wants something physical? Do you seriously think after everything we've heard from him that he's the 'friends with benefits' type?
And here came the problem with intrusive thoughts having a complete consciousness of their own behind them. The nagging aspect went on, giving voice to some underlying current where they'd somehow become the same again, despite neither truly noticing.
Aoba noticed when his blood flow started going a little too south, though. And then a LOT too south. And then, he just didn't want to deal with it. Unlike Declan, though, he had other options quite literally complaining at him.
They switched. Desire didn't stop complaining, but Reason backed away as the other took hold in all ways and 'addressed' things for them. And when they were done, dried, and dressed, he let the other stay in front for a while.
Golden-eyed, Aoba slid into the copilot seat, leaning back and kicking a foot up in a place relatively devoid of sensitive controls and crossing his legs.
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Shaking his head and placing a few calls to contacts across the system, Declan arranged a meeting with the Sovs and got a line on where Xur might be lurking over the next couple of weeks. By the time Aoba settled into the other seat, the Awoken figured he had a pretty solid itinerary for them, and was optimistic about their options.
"I've got us a meeting with the Queen while we in the Reef. Hopefully her brother won't be in court at the time but...he usually is," Declan sighed, shifting a bit in his seat to look over at his companion.
"Are you hungry? I was thinking about heating something up. Ghost said he found a movie he thought we'd like. He said it was extremely popular pre-Golden Age. The Notebook? He said it was already a classic by your time, so maybe too old?"
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But, for a change, there was little in the way of ulterior motives for him. He’d helped Reason out, but now he just wanted to be out. Be the one in charge of their body as they moved about, do something perfectly normal like eat…and watch a movie? Sure, why the hell not. Desires encompassed the little things in life just as much as they did the more carnal, controversial ones.
He even only gave Ren a little flick of his fingers in a ‘hey, howarya’ sort of wave when he caught the Allmate staring, acknowledging but not (deliberately) antagonizing.
“Can’t say I’ve heard of the movie, but sure, I’m game.”
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If it were even like that, he mused, pushing himself out of his seat and moving to the kitchenette. He reached out, squeezing Aoba's shoulder gently, reassuring and acknowledging to Desire that he knew who he was talking to and welcomed him back around.
"Ghost, please start the film," he remarked, glancing up as the window shuttered and the movie displayed. The opening segment ran while he heated up some sort of protein casserole mix, wandering back and handing Desire a plate, pale eyes looking the other man over. He turned to the film and forced his attention there, unwilling to let his mind linger on thoughts of Aoba in the shower again. Nothing down that road but passive agony.
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And not in the fun way.
But he sunk back in his seat further, accepted the plate when it was given to him, and behaved. Being more of an asshole was his tendency compared to the demeanor of their overall ‘Aoba’, but they were still the same. If some idea or another made ‘Reason’ too outright miserable just at the thought of it, Desire couldn’t—or at least, was no longer quite so willing—to completely override him. They were feeling out coexistence with the limited tools they had available to him.
He ate the meal, watched the movie. It was a little dull and slow for him at some parts, but for being a sappy romance, it oddly wasn’t all that bad. As the credits rolled, Desire wagged an approving finger at the screen. He’d stayed dry-eyed the whole time, despite the sad turns of the tale, but Reason felt more somber in the back of their mind. Still, it remained Desire that was present to offer commentary.
“Guy knew what he wanted and stuck with it to the end. I liked that guy.”
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"He worked so hard!" Declan croaked, and the second he was looked at, it was easy to tell that at some point in the end he had fallen completely to pieces. Pale eyes were puffy and ringed with color from the strain of tears, and pale cheeks were sticky and wet. Full lips curved in a pronounced expression of sorrow, pouting hard at the unfairness of it all.
"He...he loved her so much...he worked so hard to win her heart and then that happened? How is that right? What's wrong with the world when no matter how hard you fight you still lose in something that ought to be so....so clear...And she loved him too!" Declan protested, fingers gripping his empty plate so hard it would have broken if it weren't metal.
"She loved him back! It's supposed to be a happy ending. Why'd she end up like that? What's wrong with her?" Of course, Declan didn't know anything about dementia, Alzheimer's, or any degenerative disease since it was all eradicated long before he resurrected. All he knew was he did not like the movie. Not one bit.
...They should probably stick to family films...
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It’s not absurd to be sad, Reason chided him, but softer than Desire did when he was the one leveling criticisms.
Desire was quiet, listening to Reason’s undercurrent for a few moments. There was an inclination to switch again, to let him address this, but neither one of them acted on it.
“It was in her brain, big guy,” he finally answered, reaching across the space between their seats to touch the nearer of those white-knuckled hands. (Whiter?) “She was old. Her brain was falling apart from the inside.”
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"That's what happens when you get old?" he wheezed, almost falling apart again. Ghost was there for a save, though, rescuing Desire as well.
"Not anymore, Declan. Deterioration of that nature has long since been dealt with. The movie is very old, keep that in mind. The times were different." He cast a meaningful, apologetic look Desire's way. He should have known better than to give Declan such a dramatic emotional topic for a film.
"But in Aoba's time..." he trailed off and moved his hand to grip Desire's, the very thought too horrible. He would simply have to make sure Aoba received all relevant healthcare treatments and inoculations before he left! Yes. Good plan. Maybe.
"...I don't want anything like that to happen to you," he eventually hiccuped, broad body suddenly so small in his sorrow. "Is that selfish?"
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“Nah. I wouldn’t want my brain going all to mush, either. You go ahead and be as selfish as you want there. I like hearing that kind of thing.” With a few more pats, he added, “But if it makes you feel any better, I’m pretty sure I don’t have to worry about something like that happening in my head. I’m a little split up, sure, but other than that, brains are my specialty.”
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"I know you had a general physical and checks, but...you should get all the preventative things before you leave. All the vaccinations and tests. They cured everything. They cured old age," the Titan snorted softly. Not entirely true, since one could still die of old age - it simply took three times as long.
"You have to live and come back...You said you would..."
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And now, the non-canon
It's not like this is a locker room. Besides... that would be more unkind to him than anything.
Level with me here, Reason. You really think the big guy just wants something physical? Do you seriously think after everything we've heard from him that he's the 'friends with benefits' type?
And here came the problem with intrusive thoughts having a complete consciousness of their own behind them. The nagging aspect went on, giving voice to some underlying current where they'd somehow become the same again, despite neither truly noticing.
I don’t—I don’t know! You said he was willing to ‘compromise’ with you!
Yeah, and did you catch the parts where he talked about friendship and care? I know you were zoned out at the time, but he also used the word ‘affections’. I mean maybe we’ve never actually been in a fuckbuddies scenario, but I’m pretty damn sure one wouldn’t be as sweet as he sounds when he’s talking.
And then Desire hit him with worse than just words. Suddenly came imagery. Declan in the shower with him, touching him with those large, always-gentle hands. Applying those pouting lips of his to things other than poetic words and reassurances. Crude though Desire was, his imagination between them didn’t warp the Guardian’s nature away from anything they’d learned of him.
And when Aoba found himself crumbling, sagging onto the shower bench with heat low in his stomach and ache building in his groin, it was harder and harder to just Reason away everything Desire was throwing at him. His baser yearnings shot holes through every excuse he had to keep them at bay. He was clinging to threads of denial instead of just speaking up and resolving it all.
Finally, he gave in. He couldn’t face it himself, but he gave in. So, golden-eyed, Desire left the water running behind them as he stepped out of the shower and to the doorway of the bunker/bath space, wet feet unquiet upon the metal. He stood in said doorway, gripping it with one hand, hair slicked to his skin by water and with more of it dripping down the lines of his body and pooling at his feet. The blue shades that Declan so admired were mirrored in the thatch between Aoba’s legs, which only drew all the more attention to the swollen interest he was sporting there.
“Oi, big guy,” he called across the space, steam billowing from behind him. “I want to talk compromises.”
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"What are you saying? I'm sorry? I didn't mean to look! I didn't...know you were...there's...there's towels."
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He stayed in the doorway, listing to one side to more lean on the edge that he had a hand on.
“I said compromises. Remember that? You asked about one a while back and I was pretty mad, so I didn’t want to talk about it. I changed my mind.”
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He absolutely could not be thinking with his dick in any way at the moment. He needed to make his decisions objectively. Or at least goddamn try.
"I...I remember." He did. Clearly. The rejection had, so far as he'd seen it, cleared things up and make it obvious they weren't even kind of on the same page. And his recent very crystalline rejection by Aoba clinched the rest.
Or so he thought.
The Titan bit his bottom lip so hard his eyes watered, face still careful not to turn and look the other way. Nevermind what he wanted.
"What...what changed your mind? I thought...Just earlier we were talking about things and..." Now he had to look, thought his eyes stayed up on the other man's face as he turned in the seat. His own eyes were full of confusion and a little hurt. This was really too much sometimes, no matter how patient and understanding he was.
"We just sorted out that my interests were unacceptable. Aoba..." No, they're both Aoba. Be considerate. "...You...don't want a man interested in you. It isn't proper where you're from. I'm willing to accept that, but coming to me now is just cruel," Declan stated, trying to sound stern but really only sounding defeated, even to himself. Between his own aches emotionally and now physically, and the see-saw mentality of his friend, he just didn't know what to think anymore.
Mixed signals was a gross understatement.
"...You said you want the same things...I don't know what to believe anymore."
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Was he wasting water? He was totally wasting water. But they were planetside so could it just get refilled from a lake or something? Mm, but if he could get Declan to compromise, he wanted there to still be hot water…. Desire stepped back into the shower area just long enough to stop the water, since it looked like he had to make the hard sell (more evidence in favor of his side of the argument, thanks), before returning to the doorway.
This time he stepped right on through it, wet footsteps giving away his approach until he was right there, leaning on the back of Declan’s chair.
“What’d the pup say? Aoba hasn’t had a chance to explore himself? See, you managed to take that as meaning you couldn’t be liked, when the proper answer is you’re exactly what is liked. And when you got it wrong, Reason was too embarrassed to correct you.”
He reached down, dragging a damp finger along the side of Declan’s neck. That line where a pulse could flutter or pound so tellingly.
“That’s the problem when you’re the side of things dedicated to thinking. You think up the stupidest shit sometimes. With the two of us going back and forth, it’s easy for Aoba to confuse what he thinks he knows with what he knows he wants.”
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"What if you're the one that thinks he knows best but doesn't?" he asked, tone not particularly defiant so much as genuinely worried, for both sides of Aoba.
"What if you're both getting all tangled up in this perpetual argument of yours over every decision made, and everyone ends up hurt in the end? I told you...There's...there's things I can't do unless you're in accord...I won't compromise either of you, regardless of what you or I may want." He trailed off, inhaling deeply to calm himself from his rattled vibrating.
"I also won't go back on what I said. Compromises. I stand by it."
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“And I’m not telling you to budge,” Desire replied, briefly pulling up the air of one long-suffering. “Compromise. That’s what I said, too. And that’s why I’m leading right now. One side of Aoba compromising with the other, putting me forward to compromise with you.”
And god was it hard to try and talk this patiently when he was half-hard, wanting to do the talking with bodies over words. But this was the internal deal, to try and strike the external one. Desire leaned a bit further in, intent, but avoiding outright aggression because the undercurrent between them reminded him he wouldn’t get anything he wanted if he pushed that far.
“Help me explore a little, Declan. Show me something else the world back there won’t let me see.”
And then, because someone in this complicated little affair needed to say it:
“Show me what it’s like when another man loves me.”
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But himself? He had no compunctions regarding his own status. He could do anything the other man wanted, so far as he was concerned. Being a Guardian wasn't at risk in the least; Guardian worth was measure by deeds and actions, not sexuality or identity.
He refused to think too hard, to let himself get tangled up in fear and doubt, when he slid his hand up, fingertips scooping Aoba's hand away from his own skin to carry to his mouth, those full lips pressing down on the rigid slopes of knuckles.
"I swore I'd give you anything," he murmured, staring down at the back of Aoba's hand, thumb gently rubbing the outside of the littlest finger.
"I'm included in that."
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“Let me let you in on a spoiler here, big guy,” he answered, wet and dripping and naked as he leaned on the pilot’s seat, and yet apparently somehow still the most intimidating thing the Guardian had ever been faced with. “The compromise here is I need you to show me there’s nothing to be scared of. I’m not about to be picky on the particulars, outside of not just letting me play solo in the shower.”
He turned his hand in Declan’s so that he could return that hold, giving it a squeeze and a tug. “So come on, would ya? Unless this goes so badly neither one of us has anything of a good time, it’s going to get at least a little messy. Better to get back in the water, first.”
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Of course then that brought to light the fact that 'this was happening' and his breath raced for a moment, scalp prickling as he rose obediently, oblivious for the moment to his rekindled arousal.
"I...I only know anything because of books..." he hedged gently, halfway to their quarters, fingers turning to curl around Aoba's hand.
"If it isn't enjoyable...it'll be my fault. I'm sorry..."
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