Littleb1uebird

Matt must have told Lance first. He was prepared for repercussions to come eventually. Matt wouldn’t keep his mouth shut about anything he deemed important. He wasn’t prepared for his boyfriend to storm into his room minutes after he did only half out of his armour and deck him in the mouth. He was crying but all that was in his eyes was rage. Keith caught his other fist as it swung towards his throat, but missed the knee to his gut. Keith lay gasping on the ground as Lance loomed above him, angry tears darkening spots on his Mamora uniform where they fell. “Lance what th-” “KEITH YOU ABSOLUTE FUCKING BASTARD!

And the end came without loud bangs or screams of terror. No roars of earthquakes or wild typhoons. It came with a weak sound like a whimper as the very heart of the Earth stopped beating. There was no explosion or blinding lights. No, the universe was sucked inwards into itself like a breath waiting for release in endless, claustrophobic silence. There was no corporeal body, just a naked soul suspended in the terminus. Not so much emotion as bare thought alone in the empty. It was an apocalypse unexpected. A book with the last chapter ripped crudely from its spine. It was the unfinished between that was more agonising Hell than what humans h

It had been months since Lance had given himself up. If they were desperate while Shiro was gone, they were despairing now. Shiro had emerged from the cryopod two weeks ago, the only words he had said were quoting Lance, mumbling “they need you more… next paladin…” After that he spent all his time in the Black Lion, doing Quiznak knows what. The tarp in the bridge that covered Shiro’s station had migrated to Lance’s. Allura would sit next to it on the floor sometimes, when it was just her and Coran. Even so, Coran spent a lot less time on the bridge and a lot more time alone in the winding depths of the cas

Keith was asleep on his bed when Lance received the transmission. It was clearly Galra and Lance approached with suspicious curiosity. In it lay a proposition made by the infamous Prince Lotor. A trade, Shiro’s freedom for his. It didn’t make any sense, but Lance couldn’t care less, this was it. Their chance. Lance hastily composed a reply without hesitation. He turned to Keith with a sad smile, “It will finally be alright,” Lance said quietly to his sleeping form. The Galra instantaneously invaded the castle, they were likely already on their way knowing Lance would agree to their terms. They didn’t bother

Lotor gazed at holographic projections of the paladins and their lions, only half listening to his father’s favourite druid ramble on about strategy and useless information. “This one,” he moved the blue paladin’s projection closer to his face and smiled, “what is his name? Who is he?” “I believe his name is Lance, sire.” “His expression is so charming, I just want to turn it into pain, don’t you? He looks like he has spirit, the ones with spirit are so much fun to break” “Prince Lotor-” “Bring me the black paladin, we have much to discuss.” As the druid

 "Long ago, when magic was new, the ancient beings still lived amongst the human race. Rocs roamed the sky, Ghouls roamed the night, Karkadan roamed the desert, and Djinn roamed the earth.” she began as all tales begin, “There once was the first human Shah and he had a daughter, but no sons, and he was tired. He sent word across the desert that any man could take his daughter’s hand and rule his kingdom, if only they could make her laugh. The Shah’s wife had passed away years ago and the princess had not smiled since her last breath, he cared for his daughter, but was old, she needed someone to take care of her. "Inte

Tears cried in vain Time lost to the endless rain At your end, were you free? I saw that you did not flee Starsong and the Archer Sagittarius in Orion's armour The moon in the mirror smiles at the sun the sky sees the Earth, all that it's done Weapons only made by man Ashes, ashes; only fire outran Drink away every memory Forgetting is the only remedy All the nightmares must be slain Before you can break the chain