Requests - Persona 3

[wilderthan]

To celebrate the fact that I beat Persona 3 FES, I'm going to open requests for P3-specific stuff. I'd like to start writing for this game, because it's awesome. I'm currently going through again to get all the social links, so I only know the main characters and I haven't done Mitsuru, Fuuka or Aigis' social link paths, only Yukari's, so bear with me on that. If I can't write for your request, I'll let you know. But I've done all the main storyline of "The Journey" (not "The Answer").

So, ask away. Gen, het, slash, femmeslash, smut, kink... gogogo. I probably won't say no. Ask for a couple of things, if you like.

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[calliopepurple.livejournal.com]

Aigis - Learning to say goodbye

Junpei/Chidori - healing

Akihiko/Shinji - sparring as foreplay

Aigis

[wilderthan.livejournal.com]

Sometimes, it is easier not to feel.

Aigis feels as though she has the most cause in the world to feel that, at the same time as she wonders if she really does. It is difficult. Humans have so many words that mean so much and yet they can never pin them down. What is angry? What is sad? Is sadness at death truly the same as sadness that there is rain falling from the sky? Is all guilt the same?

Things are easy, before. Simple. Aigis does not know what to do with the feelings she can barely name. She tries to categorise them: this is guilt. This is sadness. This is ?longing?. This is anger. This is what it feels like to fail. This is what ?his smile? makes her feel. What is that?

They fix her slowly. She tracks the process with ?mixed feelings? -- there is guilt, which she is sure of, and the ?longing?, and she ?misses? the other members of SEES.

When they tell her she is whole again, she does not feel it. She feels reluctance, strong and clear -- she does not want to leave, does not want to face them. But she does miss them, she wants to see them.

"I am ready," she says, and despite her uncertainty the words come out smoother, easier, than they ever have before. It ?frightens? her, a little.

Humans are ?brave?. She must be, too. She must see him. Slowly, she turns to face her feelings, accepts them. Says goodbye to hesitation. She is Aigis: she may have feelings now, but she cannot simply run away, despite that. They might require her assistance.

"I am ready," she says again, to the world.

[calliopepurple.livejournal.com]

That was really pretty and felt perfect for Aigis's personality. I liked it.

Akihiko/Shinjiro

[wilderthan.livejournal.com]

Aki's pale face is flushed, his eyes bright, his smile like a flash of lightning. Shinjiro feels a surge of anger and want, all at the same time, hopelessly mixed up. "You've got the advantage," he says, dodging a blow. "Fist fighting is your thing."

"You chose not to use your axe," Aki says, with a shrug that flows into another blow. His hair is getting too long in the front, curling over his sweaty brow. His brows are furrowed a little: he'll get wrinkles quite young, Shinji thinks. He moves fast, blocks and then throws Aki back into a wall, catching him by surprise.

"Let your guard down," he says, too close to Aki, right up in his face.

"You're faster than I expected," Aki says, half-laughing, squirming out of Shinjiro's hold. Shinji pins him again, holds him hard, and Aki takes a shaking deep breath. "Are we done?"

The kiss is like a blow, too, sends Shinjiro's head spinning as he pushes closer, biting at Akihiko's mouth and fisting his hands in his shirt. "No," he says, without pulling away, "we're just getting started."

Akihiko bites back, his hands in Shinjiro's hair, taking hold. "I'm so glad you -- "

"Shut up," Shinji says, kissing him again, drowning everything in that touch.