PrincessJennaRae

He gets out of bed before his alarm screams at him to wake up, and he’s yawning and stretching his long arms above him as he happens to glance out the window to your house.  He’s strangely relieved to see that your blinds were still drawn and there was no light being emitted from behind the window.            He’s quiet as he steps into the hallway and into the bathroom. His appearance in the mirror is cringe worthy; tufts of his blonde hair were sticking up like weeds in a garden, his dark under eye circles were back with a vengeance—he would take responsibility for that, you and him had spent and extra hour walking

You don’t thank the soldier as he leaves, waiting for him to turn the corner before you turn the knob. Just as you enter the room, the other door swings open and Levi steps in. “Levi?” you take a step closer but stop when your eyes drop to the object in his hand. Although it was wrapped in white linen, you can clearly see the blood staining the cloth. And upon closer inspection, you see that he’s holding a pocketknife. “Levi, [First], you’re back,” Farlan pokes his head out from the bedroom before you can ask whose blood it is. Farlan looks at you when you don’t respond, and noticing your gaze

The clanking of metal against metal was all she could hear. It demanded her unwavering attention and devotion. If she let her eyes dwell on anything else for even a second, then she would most definitely regret it. Thranduil would make sure of that. ___ was an advisor of the Prince, and her duty was to watch him at all times. She escorted him to training, festivities, meetings, and even his usual hunting trips. She tasted his food to be sure it wasn’t poisoned. She even cared for him when he became ill. It was quite a tiresome experience. Legolas needed to be watched at all times, or so his father thought. ___ knew it was for his own

For Sephiroth’s Lovers Sephiroth x Reader Chapter I    ‘Take a deep breath… keep calm… stay focused on the enemy… don’t lose the balance… I can do this!’ You raised your head and opened your eyes, settling them on the Behemoth which was standing within 30 feet from you, glaring back at you with such intense eyes. ‘Let’s finish this.’ You grabbed the hilt of your sword and drew it out of its sheath, taking up a fighting stance. That alone caused the beast’s eyes to grow ever more belligerent, so it stomped a couple of steps forward, hitting its heavy paws loud