Prompt Post 2!

Mar 20, 2011 02:21



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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 28 2011, 21:07:38 UTC
He’s pleased, and he wants to show his pale man how pleased he is, so he kisses him, hard, and his pale man shakes and goes pliant in his arms, which is definitely a very good sign. Kocoum leaves him there - he has to report to Powhaten, and he wants to figure out what in the world Pocahontas is up to with that corn-haired fellow, but he’ll be back. His pale man is too pretty to leave alone for long.

The next time his pale man comes to the clearing, he’s already blushing before he gets there. Kocoum rather wonders what that means. The pale man also looks very determined, and he greets Kocoum with a hand on his chest and the strange word, “Thomas.”

Kocoum figures that’s probably his pale man’s name, and tucks it away to think about later. Maybe it means something in the pale people’s language. He says, “Kocoum” - the first time he’s spoken to his pale man - and the pale man gets even redder and repeats it in a breathy, incredibly erotic tone, and then takes off all of his clothing.

Kocoum eyes the bare body appreciatively, and then the pale man holds out a little jar. Perhaps it is something to eat or drink? wonders Kocoum, and then his pale man puts his fingers in the jar and brings them out all greasy, and puts them down and behind and in. Oh. Well. Kocoum’s estimate of the pale man’s intelligence and bravery rises again: he knows what he wants, and he planned for it. No, not ‘the pale man.’ Thomas.

Thomas, who is looking a little nervous now, as though worried Kocoum will refuse; so Kocoum crosses the clearing in two long strides, tearing off his loincloth as he goes - much easier to get off than those silly leggings - and pins his Thomas up against a tree. Thomas goes willingly enough, wrapping his legs around Kocoum’s hips and clinging to Kocoum’s shoulders, and Kocoum makes a concerted effort to be gentle, because Thomas is smaller than he is, and young, and very beautiful when caught up in passion.

Thomas is very pleasant to fuck, all hot and tight and whimpering, pinned up against a tree and loving it. Kocoum lets go a little, thrusts a little harder, and Thomas bites his fist and comes, hard, which pushes Kocoum over the edge. Kocoum kisses his pale man, knowing that now they both know that Thomas belongs to him, and helps him put himself back together, and watches him go back to the other pale people, knowing very well he will be back.

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 00:20:32 UTC
yay! thank you so much for filling my fill. First time ever haha XD Love you so much <3

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 00:22:56 UTC
You're very welcome. The plot bunny pounced *hard*, and I had a lot of fun writing this. I'm glad you liked it.

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) guiltyhousewife April 29 2011, 00:48:37 UTC
Wow, I think, my brain is broke. Or is breaking. That was the single hottest thing ever. I want it to be be made into a movie that I can hide under my bed. :D

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 00:51:05 UTC
Eeeee! Thank you! Er..but if it was under your bed it would be hard to watch....

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) guiltyhousewife April 29 2011, 00:52:39 UTC
I meant to say, under my bed....in between multiple viewings.

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 00:53:56 UTC
Ah, I see. And now my brain is trying to imagine the Disney-animated characters doing that...perhaps live-action might work better?

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 03:23:04 UTC
Really like that final bit when we finally learn what Kocoum's thinking ;)

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 11:15:16 UTC
Thank you!

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) minutia_r April 29 2011, 06:50:27 UTC
Wow, yes, this. I love Thomas and Kocoum's observations of each other, trying to figure each other out and communicate. (Actually I think I kind of have a language barrier kink. That's normal, right?) Brave Thomas!

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 29 2011, 11:16:02 UTC
Heh. Communicating without words...yes, Thomas is cute and brave, isn't he? I'm glad you liked it!

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) guiltywords April 30 2011, 06:31:09 UTC
I can't describe how much I love this! This is my top favorite pairing (and it has so few stories) and you've done an amazing job with them. I was going to double fill this prompt, but I'm pretty sure I can't match this at all. :D

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux April 30 2011, 12:21:11 UTC
Oh, don't let me stop you! I'm sure the OP wouldn't object, either, given how few stories there are. I'm glad you liked mine, anyhow. Thanks!

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux June 13 2011, 05:20:12 UTC
"...Pocahontas, who was out communing with nature again..." Oh God I laughed. Quite lovely.

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Re: Woodscraft (5/5) imaginary_golux June 13 2011, 11:23:59 UTC
Oh good, someone liked that line! Thank you!

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