Greetings! The name is Time Lizzy, or Time as my friends call me. They/Them pronouns. I love to try new things, draw, sing, dance, garden, and I do some witchcraft in my free time. I'm a Hetalia role playing partner if you guys are interested.
I got shivers from this. Imagining being alone in a basement, no one can hear your cries. It’s only Yan and he’s trying to bring back what you no longer felt. And he would never let you leave either. It’s up to someone coming to find you or you somehow trick him.
Fic Request: “Simple request: Anti. Anything else is up to you.”
It was kinda chilly standing near the lake. It didn’t help that autumn was becoming winter, so pretty much everywhere was cold to you. But it was pretty. Even around mid-day, a light fog floated along the surface of the water and the gentle breeze caused ripples over the water. It was a nice change from the city. You were still on the fence about moving here permanently, but with every passing day your mind slowly warmed up to the idea to the change. Anti seemed to like it too. Like you, he was unsure on moving away from the city. He had only known that life. The life he was born into through Sean’s channel, and then thrust into a house with many other egos similar to him. He never strayed too far from the House or Sean himself. It was all he knew. But he was eager to try new experiences with you. You were basically his rock now adays. And you made him feel at ease, no matter where you went.
“Plus it makes for good little videos, right?” He asked, his camera swinging round to put you in the frame. You smiled and shrugged, adjusting the scarf around your neck to protect you against the wind. “Maybe you can start fishing videos.” You teased lightly. “Or bird watching videos.” Anti curled his nose up at that and the camera turned around to him. “That’s stinky Angus’ stuff. I could probably kill the fish with my glitches. That’ll be cool.” You chuckled and went to the shoreline of the lake. It was a deep green, grey along the surface due to the thick cloud coverage above. Anti’s boots were just touching the waters edge, and the camera was pointed down at them. You could see the bright green flashes of his energy spreading out into the water. It was like a tiny green thunderstorm in the murky water. Anti seemed to be enjoying himself. His smile wide as he commentated his video. Ever since Angus started recording videos from his adventures throughout the country, hiking and exploring national parks, the other Septics started to take up the activity. Anti refused to be like Sean, and hissed curses anytime you pointed out similarities, but you could tell he was enjoying the new found hobby. Especially when it was like this; showing off his abilities while enjoying time away from the House. It also kept him from getting bored and going off to wreck havoc. Every time he started to get the itch to do something, he’d grab the camera and go explore the areas around the house. You were happy Anti found something he enjoyed that didn’t involve hurting others.
“Oh shit!” You were pulled from your thoughts as a blast of green light burst near Anti. Or rather on Anti. You watched for a moment, confused to what he did. His glitches usually did give off so much light unless you were in a very dark room. But your confusion was cleared when another spark erupted from his hand on the camera. Anti watched with a confused expression. “I don’t know what is happening.” You laughed and wandered over to him, just as another spark sounded off on his neck. Just below his hair-line. You kept watching, and your smile widened as you noticed what was happening. You glimpsed a small dark dot flutter near Anti’s ear, and he jumped a little when his ear-lobe zapped a small bug. “You’re killing bugs!” You erupted with laughter as Anti waved his hand and caught two small insects with his fingers. His skin giving off green sparks and loud static crackles. “You’re a bug zapper!” Anti made a face and turned the camera to himself again, “I’m not liking this at all. I preferred it when bugs avoided me.” “The lake is probably teeming with bugs. But maybe you’re attracting them?” You weren’t sure, but another loud zap made you laugh. Anti rolled his eyes switched off the camera, turning to look over the water and smile softly. Ignoring the occasional crackle from his skin. “I kinda dig this place. It’s a little too quiet for my taste, but a holiday home would be nice.” He said, kicking a stone into the water. Creating small ripples over the smooth surface. “I don’t have the money to buy this house and rent the one I’m currently in.” You pointed out and Anti shrugged. “I could get you the money. I am good at causing glitches in the system.” Anti winked and you playfully shoved him with your elbow. “No stealing money. But I like this place too. I might consider moving here, and you’re welcome too as well. For you the city is just a zap away, but you can get away from everyone. Have your own food stash that won’t be compromised and even lazy days without the others harassing you.” Anti’s gaze became thoughtful. Something you rarely saw in him nowadays. The breeze was picking up and small circular ripples were beginning to shatter the mirror like lake. Nearby, a clap of thunder rolled over the sky. “I’d like that. I think it’s about time I flew the coop.” Anti finally replied, gazing up at the sky as a flash illuminated the dark clouds. “And you need someone to keep the swamp people off your porch. Wouldn’t want to visit you and find your house covered in muck.” You laughed and nodded. “I do like my house to be clean. Which is something you’ll have to do if you move in. Cleaning, shopping-” “Pretend I don’t know how to use any of the appliances in your house,” Anti took over the sentence. Sarcasm dripping from his words, but you could tell he wasn’t entirely serious. Or at least you hoped.
“We should head inside,” You said just as the rain began to pick up. “I’ve seen what happens when you get caught in the rain. I love a good firework show, but having you so close to a body of water like this is making me nervous.” Anti rolled his eyes but stuffed his hands in his jacket pockets and hurried after you. “What? You think I’ll short circuit? I’m not an Android, I’m a glitch. Water should fear me, not the other way around.” Despite his words, Anti ducked his head and ran a little faster towards the house. His face and skin glitching in and out of existence with every drop that struck him. Just as you got under cover, the rain turned into sheets of water. Coming down at a velocity that turned everything grey. “Huh, that’s going to be a problem though.” Anti said irritably. “If it starts stormin’, I’m gonna be no help when the power goes out.” “We’ll get a generator or something.” You shrugged, hurrying inside as a loud clap of thunder clashed over-head.
(Rats are freaking amazing pets!! Don’t you dare listen to those “friends”)
Anti came over with one of your rats in his hands. A small smile on his lips as he sat next to you. He held the rat very carefully. “These critters are adorable. And they are the same as any pet, don’t listen to those fuckers.” He smiled at you and handed you your pet. “Just keep lookin’ after them, you don’t need those other people.”
Scotland: *rolls his eyes and laughs* “Aye. Who do you think told Artie at first that he wasn’t completely bonkers? I can see all kinds of spirits and creatures. In fact, I probably see more than Artie since I know more ancient magics…”
Scotland: *sighs and shakes his head* “No. I don’t. He’s a brat and sometimes I want to toss him in the Loch…but I don’t hate him. He is my little brother. I raised him. He’s a brat and a know-it-all…but I can’t hate my family.”
