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tanks4thememory ([personal profile] tanks4thememory) wrote2020-12-09 10:29 pm
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Two heads are better than one

Who: Clu1 and Clu 2 (a_perfect_end)
Where: Their User world abode and possibly other places
When: Some undetermined time post Legacy and after this thread
What: ABO sexytimes and maybe other things; a Clu on Clu catchall
Warnings: VERY NSFW. Multiple kinks, ABO related warnings, sorta incest depending how you view programs from the same User, basically enter at your own risk if you're not into that sort of thing

The life and times- and sexytimes of Clus One and Two in the ABO universe, collected here for the sake of convenience and avoiding page clutter. Multiple scenarios, lots of fun. Mostly of the NSFW variety.

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[personal profile] a_perfect_end 2021-07-08 04:04 am (UTC)(link)
Clevon had a vague idea he might be dead--that an angel had pulled him down from the wall, haloed his wrists in healing fire and set him free. But they would not be swaying together now if this were so; angels did not walk, lurching under an effort that he must be inflicting--but he was too far gone to stand.

He did not know who or what had him now, but he was not afraid. He was past fear; that tender scent still enfolded his senses, and that steady gait spread beneath him. He let his head roll, pushed his nose deeper into welcoming leather, and retreated into the dark.

He tried to rouse for the sense of sinking that came with a good bed, and didn't make it, drifting instead.

Darkness. Gentle, steady touch. That incredible scent, always with him, in and out of the room.

Clevon held very still and kept his breathing even and deep. He tried to count them, in and out, but quickly lost hold of that, and instead slid his eyes open behind their lashes like a child cheating at blindman's bluff. And just as his skin began to prickle with nerves, he realized he was entirely naked.

Wonderful soft touches or no, delicious smells or no, he needed to know where he was and who was with him. If he could see, from here. He dared not stir. This gave him a long, flat wedge of grey room, grey movement in the right corner--the rise and fall of boots, one at a time. The glint of mail--bronze or white could not be told from here, but not the rank dark iron of his captor.

Clevon felt himself relax just a fraction, taking a deeper draw of air--of scent--trying not to squirm. His body was all too aware that he was watching someone disrobe. From here he had a very good look at the lean beautiful line of a hip that was most of his eye-level. The gods had carved those flanks by hand, and clearly enjoyed doing it.

He sat right up for that--or tried and regretted it instantly, the room rolling out of place again with a kitten's cry it took him a long moment to realize was his voice, as he slid flat back on the mattress.

He was too tired to be mortified. And much too interested in the view.

"You?" A harsh croak, but not a threat. He winced, licked his lips for a hello.

He was just too thirsty to be alluring in this moment.
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[personal profile] a_perfect_end 2021-07-16 01:51 am (UTC)(link)
Clevon blinked up at him a moment, pinned in place by the glory of that display, before scrabbling backward like his maiden aunt in search of modesty.

Really he was trying to get his wits under him over the roar of his pulse, heart going like furnace bellows to work even more blood into the iron-hot juncture of his legs. His rescuer was speaking to him, low and pleasant and seasoned with gentle concern, as though trying to steady him.

This must be Caleb; this was Caleb, the words Darius dead and already promised having lanced through the haze of desire that had Clevon staring, riveted.

He licked his lips. Speech was difficult, with such a vision arrayed before him. Caleb had the taller, somewhat narrower, lissome frame of the lowlands, a bowstring kind of strength that must be fearsome, and the features Clevon knew from their letters, from the betrothal drawings.

The sketches were a solid likeness, but, oh, in other ways they'd utterly failed to take the measure of the man.

"Gods," softly. And then he tried it again, louder, definite. "Gods. It really is you." The words were small and hot, gritty with awed desire: "My husband."

He felt heat climbing his skin, wondered if the flush were visible. He was no newcomer to the game of love, but that was before he'd flowered, and only ladies had been his companions. He'd known what to do, sure; how to kiss where it wouldn't show, for a start.

And after he'd presented--well, he knew what his own four knuckles were for, but. This was off limits to him, maiden's parts untouched and only for his husband.

Caleb made a divot in the mattress where he sat, and it sloped them together a little as he slid his hand--oh, up to part his legs and curled two fingers into him.

Clevon pushed to meet him with a short, hard cry of utter want, feeling it shape his mouth, high and round. Stars and sun. He could feel where he was tugging on Caleb's knuckles, trying to draw him further in.

"Please," was the form it took, swaying into his hand, into the roll of Caleb's palm, into the thrust of his fingers, "please, please--"

So that was how it felt, the lightest touch to that sharp, prodding little bud like fire, like golden flame inside him. And his husband was so careful with him, but quick and sure, in firm, steady strokes.

Clevon clenched rigid on a shudder in his thighs and rippled, inside, on his hand with a bright, hard joyous cry.
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[personal profile] a_perfect_end 2021-07-25 05:00 am (UTC)(link)
He felt so many things, heart ready to leave his throat singing them--joy, shelter, rest, gratitude, and something too raw to be any of them, urgent and sharp. It was gentled, banked down quiet under the lovely, aching wave still shivering through him, but not gone. Clevon gasped hard and bright for the pretty flicker of pretty teeth and felt where his own face gave an answering grin.

His whole body ached for more, even as some distant part of him knew the odds of his leaving this bed in the same state he'd entered it had drawn slim and closed, nature drawing her nets on them both. He had a feeling he'd be a wife in role if not in registry before the sun was up.

"Promised?" It wasn't quite laughter, husky, smoky and too narrow. "Oh, aye? That's some handshake, love."

The thought of the idea of the wedding made him groan, a moment's glimpse of how it would look to be borne down the aisle in bursting brocade thick with kits and half-out of a bodice too narrow for him as it already was. Not that the gown would withstand that, but it was an impressive picture that shivered through him, drove him absolutely scarlet, and not all with shame.

"We should," low, hot, "Oh! O-or it's christenings first, and that, won't, do at all."

On this they were of like mind. There must be no question whose children these were--and there must be several, for the sake of the line--nor whether they were the true issue of a valid marriage. He wouldn't hurt them, or himself, or his future mate that way.

And as for the rest--

"Tradition," rough, half a growl, high in his teeth. Caleb kept touching him, and he hadn't known that could be so good; he'd had no idea what he was missing until his promise-husband showed him, and that just with his fingers. "Four long summers I dripped empty seeds in the dirt," coarse, hoarse, letting out a low, wanton hum for the radiant heat his promised mate was stoking him to inside-- "waiting for you. Burning for you, like this."

Caleb let out a rumble, near enough purring for him. He called him strong, valued his will, and that almost pushed Clevon down again into hot abandon. He shuddered, hips rolling, with a little sigh for the soft dark the fall of the bed curtains gathered in.

"I'll, oh--" They were safe here, this was a good defensible nest, and it felt so, so right to be full. "I'm, strong, I'll give you eight sons--!"

Clevon squirmed, dazed and hungry, and shivered apart anew.

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[personal profile] a_perfect_end 2021-09-18 08:58 pm (UTC)(link)
Clevon's skin was half flame. Something about being teased sent a hot shiver of need up his back--and his promised husband had a clever, wicked sense of humor. And maybe no small power of enchantment: Clevon's grip obliged him as though summoned by the attention, drawing snug for the amusement sparkling in Caleb's voice.

"Oh," Clevon tried to chuckle with him and instead gave a bright hard whine for the promise of more, nipping back an oath by biting his own lip. "Properly?"

He knew. Everyone knew about rams and ewes. But this game was too good, and he was eager to give as good as he got. Or at least try his best.

"Proper firm like a proper wife," it should've crackled, arch and smart, except he moaned a little. "Marched to the chapel all full of our love, fit to bust my gown? We'd kill the poor priest."

Clevon looked right up at him, head on, because he did not want to miss his promised mate's face for that--only to be snared entirely by the way Caleb was watching him, by the spread of his smile tender and sharp, gentled by a soft growl. Caleb made a vow of his feelings, low and velvet, and brushed him softly on the cheek.

To be held intimately and with such kindness, both at once, was almost overwhelming. Clevon dropped his gaze, quiet and beaming, feeling the smile bloom broad beside his mate's hand and not trusting his own voice.

His heart was so full it was in his throat.

"I'll give you everything." It staggered out low, rough with feeling. "All I can. Every day of my life."

And as for the children--their beautiful future--

Everyone knew about lambs, too. There was always risk. And he and his instincts both were certain sure he wanted--

"Twins!" Sharp, shivering through a greedy little snarl, "We'll, ah, just have to keep trying," hands fisted tight in the bedclothes as he danced on his promised mate's fingers, "hah! Until we welcome a pair."

He shivered to attention for the knock at the door, made himself hold very still against a harsh tide of new urges--a cold wash of alarm and hot, sudden possessive rage to tear to pieces this intruder who dared come anywhere near--a rush made sharp and complex by how thoroughly he was still being tended to.

They were strong, but they were only feelings. He had beaten them before. And Caleb wasn't going anywhere.

Wasn't going far. Had carefully freed himself and told off the interloper, kissing Clevon softly. He hummed in delighted surprise and leaned up into it. That was a beautiful, marvelous thing he wanted to do again immediately--

Just as soon as he saw whatever had drawn his promised mate from the safety of their den.

"What is it?"

Inane, maybe; but as soon as his husband to be had mentioned it, Clevon remembered he was powerfully thirsty.
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[personal profile] a_perfect_end 2021-11-27 04:18 am (UTC)(link)
Properly. Tangled together as one being in a dance older than the mountains themselves. And if he was strong and they were lucky, then their dance together would make a family. And he very much hoped so.

He'd been called many things in many voices once he'd presented. That Caleb found him beautiful felt nothing shy of wondrous. Caleb's eyes were burning into his, and he hadn't missed that sudden twitch down velvet lengths--or the slight, light growl that had come into his voice at the thought of any delay to their wedding.

Clevon beamed, caring and gentle, but the sound he made was wicked, a low, lusty hum.

"Yes," and he thought husband, but he said, "Alpha. He'd wed us straight away, else we might have to demonstrate."

Of course they would never. But he'd always had a strong, contrarian need to tease back--and he was very pleased with himself about it. And the twins, although of course they were only a fancy at this point. One that stirred every bit of him.

The servant was already gone before Clevon had thought to snarl at his back, an urge he'd swallowed patiently; the poor man was good at his job. He could smell some of the treasure on the tray, mostly the earthiness of bread and the sweet traces of honey, every scrap of his senses focused on gathering more energy.

And, well, on the view.

He simply could not resist a peek as Caleb slipped from the bed and strode past the edge of his vision, then back again. The sharp and tender mind of Caleb's letters was reflected in his bearing, even and strong. He looked snared in thought, storm eyes gone distant above the proud nose, a certain tension in a face that looked as though he laughed often, but not carelessly. Did Caleb know what a vision he was?

When Caleb turned to reach his objective, Clevon's eyes roved hungrily over firm, lean legs, skated the hard perfect curve of backside and the flicker of golden nest between, the dense dark flash of promise heavy there. When Caleb bent the goblet to his lips, his throat worked with the slaking of his thirst, up and down.

"Lovely," purred Clevon. He did not mean the things on the tray.

He knew better than to want water or whisky: sometimes those made ill in the guts even on perfect days. He yearned for a little ale, forbidden as it was--bread would have to do. (He did not need to be more fur-brained than he already was, or burn his wits out in a craze of wanton fire.)

The milk would be good, soothing and sweet, and if there was much in common between what fed a heated omega and a moody child, at least there was a fine cheese. And apples, even so late in the year. They would keep him gentle and lend his alpha the energy they would both need.

Caleb leaned into his arm to help him upright, and Clevon thrilled with it, shivered deliciously for the touch.

"Good," softly. "I--it, I mean, it looks good, delightful, and I'm pleased that--"

Random beta pleasantries: courtesies for wooing a princess from somewhere, showing off his keen ettiquette. Pushing silver words across his tongue out of endless coaching and deep habit, and ridiculous under the circumstances. Sometimes he felt a little like a dancing bear.

But Caleb slid in behind him, bed ropes singing faintly under the shift, and drew his arm around him for support. Caleb held him close and let the back of Clevon's head rest, gently on his chest. Suddenly things were all right, indeed.

Very firmly all right, just in the small of his back. He grinned up at Caleb.

The cool touch of silver to his lips helped drag his wits back to him; he nodded. Caleb was right. Gulping like a fish would cause them both misery, however much he burned.

"Yes," with the last dry swallow he intended to ever make, "alpha."

He fair trembled with the urge to take but sipped obediently with a rich hum of spreading contentment, stunned to realize it was at least as much for pleasing his mate. As for how marvelous it felt to wet his throat--deep, slow--he never wanted to stop, but he made himself. He nudged it gently aside with one hand and caught Caleb's free arm with the other, drawing him close as a blanket.

He could hardly help himself. He snuggled right in.

"Oh," warmly. "Oh, alpha, that's better. Thank you."
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Clevon sighed in sheer relief. He'd drunk deep and not a little greedily at the cold, soothing milk, drowning the grit in his throat and softening the great, raw ache from shouting. He was finally starting to relax, curled close against his promised husband's chest. Clevon stroked his mate's hand with a hum. A slow, gathering thrill of comfort spread through him, and he gently circled those captive knuckles with one finger, fascinated.

Was this the hand that penned such wonderful letters? Now that they were safe together, there would be time to find out. Not just this night, but all of them, and the whole road from here to home.

In his own keep they were exceeding aware of the cost of everything. They worked in literal coin, and in goods by extension--food, furnishings, shelter, and in relative currency: enemies, alliances, neighbors' business as tight as they could, down to parts of a penny wherever possible. Clevon himself was a line in the ledger, as were his matron and sister, and all their cousins. Much was expected of him, but he received no special or particular treatment: they were all inputs in the Plan.

He thought of it always capitalized: the Plan, an orchestration four generations deep, the dream of an all-beta landed house rising to the height of society.

It had come to an abrupt left turn with his own unexpected blossoming. It was one thing to be the only son, but another again to be the only omega. Men he'd fought beside asked him for dances now, or kisses, or battle tokens for their lances, and once in a while how the knitting was going.

His father cared for him still, but his grandfather? His uncle, always narrow-eyed at him, but now with a certain hunger? And certainly his second and third cousins!

Some days Clevon was in a dark temper. The letters were a haven then. A private chance to reach out to a kindred soul, trying out ideas, bounding them in with ink. And to read, to learn, to enjoy the mind unfurling before him on the page, bright and clever and kind. Often, Caleb had answers for things Clevon himself almost could not name, or new solutions for bitter puzzles. Clevon was not quite so riddle-clever as he, but it was a pleasure to watch, and wonderful to tease.

Caleb did not seem to mind at all. Clevon knew his verse was, unfortunate and sort of blubbery (like the time he'd tried to find a match for loss and got stuck between moss and roster before giving up) but Caleb must have gamely read all of it, in its entirety, because here and there he offered back bits of it, and in this way their words had come to fit together like new lines of a familiar song.

They'd never exchanged a missive that could cover all of this--but one day, far ahead, it would be wonderful to try.

But here, now, he knew he'd drain the goblet if he got the chance, and so he made himself stop, pushed it away instead. Caleb smiled at him, a bright slice of mirth that caught and held Clevon's attention--until it was riveted again for being shushed. It amazed him, how good it felt to be...told, simply directed to the right course of action, and so gently. It stilled the worry and stirred something warmer in him.

He kissed at those fingers in passing, but let his alpha withdraw them. His soft, low sound of pleasure matched the low heat of his promised husband's whispers against his ear, and he arched into being nuzzled with as little shame as a cat.

"Better?" Gently, delighted, and careful not to squirm. He had some idea of what that might mean.

He wanted to learn the feel of every part of his promised husband, to discover exactly how he liked being touched, and give him pleasure as best he could, with both of them a touch ragged as was. Clevon tightened his grip, not hurting but insistent, demonstrating, enjoying the way it slid them together. High, crooked in his teeth: "Is this better?"

How would that work, how would they get there from here, by, just--ah. His eyes widened as understanding dawned: he could easily be lifted into alpha's lap, his hips rolled up and back, and all it would really take was a simple shift in their weight.

But his promised husband hesitated, and for right and real reasons. Clevon followed his lead. He took a steadying breath and pushed his thoughts past warm and safety and rut like wolves. He made himself form full, accurate sentences against the treacherous racing of his pulse.

"They were many and they were strong, but poor swordsmen. Couldn' cut me at all. An' once they pulled me down, they didn't--" he grit his teeth on it, "want to damage me."

"I hurt here," flexing his wrists with an exploratory wince, "and my shoulders, mainly, though they're in the socket still." Grumbling. "I'm certain I'm taller now than when I went in," huff of not-laughter that put a twinge in his ribs.

His indrawn gasp was not at all from pain, and he spread his knees to prove it. That this pressed his rump more firmly flush with his husband to be, was more instinctive, but not an accident. He wanted them close.

"Oh," with a sharp little growl, trying not to wriggle, "alpha--"

He could be more definite. He was no delicate flower.

A not at all stalwart, entirely unwarlike squeak escaped for being nipped: "Yes."
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[personal profile] a_perfect_end 2024-01-04 01:41 am (UTC)(link)
He knew, of a certainty, that fate had not granted his promised husband the easiest path in life. Bountiful and fine were the orchards of his kingdom, fields and gardens fairly teeming with every kind of life that could sprout, creep, fly, or crawl. It was not want that had shaped Caleb's people, nor Caleb himself, but loss. How he still and always would miss dear, cautious Thomas, and Samuel's bold, brave laughter. That truth had wended its way through their letters, a steady undercurrent in all Caleb had told him--their missives being the best way that he could--just how hard it had been, at first, to shed the long golden afternoon of boyhood for sudden total leadership. How he'd shouldered a kingdom without complaint, and had flourished under that responsibility: but just because he could do it, and indeed excelled at it, that did not make his task an easy one.

It was good, to remember and treasure these men he would now never get the chance to meet. To hold them close because his mate still did.

But they were very far from this bed.

And it was difficult to think at all, with Caleb's vows pressed close and gentle in his ear, hot enough to tickle his brain.

It was not his brain that hitched obligingly into the offered fingers, twitching and lively in the narrowing loop of his hand. Clevon was caught, drawn along faster, faster, coils of hot pleasure chased by his promised husband's fingers. Pleasure that only deepened for that long, low sound half-felt against his back, a hungry thrum too harsh to be a moan, but too low and rich for a growl.

Caleb throbbed against him in turn, almost in tandem, and Clevon found himself unable to keep still, instinct much stronger than sense dragging his hips up and back, and a devilish, contrary impulse pushing him to do it slowly, to rub up tight. To pleasure his mate.

He realized with a start, with a sharp, hungry puff of breath, that if it came down to it he would just as much enjoy getting his back painted--as long as alpha wanted that, too.

But as for feasting--oh--

He could hardly take it.

"Oh? Am I a custard, then?" It came out breathy, uneven. He didn't hold back a sharp, bright purr for being stroked. "Y'wish to devour me, m'lord?"

He bared his throat; he rolled his neck; he tried, valiantly, to roll his hips in that treacherous, perfect grip.

"Or simply to take a bite?"