[GEN] or Loki/Victor von Doom. Loki!whump. Angst.
anonymous
May 2 2013, 03:05:44 UTC
Okay, we all have seen stories where Loki after being brutalised becomes the responsibility of his family or someone from Avengers. I want it different ths time
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Fill: Strange Bedfellows 1/?
anonymous
July 16 2013, 01:32:09 UTC
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Who in God's name had left this mess on his doorstep?
Victor von Doom had seen his share of the dead and nearly-dead, but they did not usually turn up of their own accord; typically, he knew exactly where they came from.
So what was this bloody bundle? A threat? A gift, perhaps, of a fallen enemy from a would-be ally?
Victor knelt to inspect the bundle of flesh and bone concealed by the bloody sheet, and he paled.
Loki.
There was no mistaking the trickster god's face; sharp features, face even whiter than usual from - death? No. A cursory inspection revealed that his once-time ally still had a pulse.
A very faint pulse. And very faint breath.
What rang more alarm bells than anything in Victor's head was this: who was even capable of doing something like this to a god?
And why weren't Loki's wounds healing?
This was a threat, Victor decided. Definitely a threat. He looked up and scanned the horizon warily.
If someone's laid a trap for me, they chose piss-poor bait. As though I'd risk my neck for this one...But if
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Re: Fill: Strange Bedfellows 3/?
anonymous
July 16 2013, 02:48:13 UTC
On the second day, Victor thought to test the state of Loki's brain. He could not bring himself to shave the god's head in his current, defenseless state; felt for some reason that that would add immeasurably to his trauma. So instead he placed the electrodes, with excruciating care, along the god's hairline all the way around his scalp
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Re: Fill: Strange Bedfellows 4/?
anonymous
July 16 2013, 03:44:09 UTC
On the third day, numerous scans of the areas surrounding Doom's compound had shown no unusual threats. His attempts to trace the origin of Loki's torturer had been equally fruitless; he had been dropped from the air, or possibly via teleportation, but whoever did it covered their trail so well that not even Doom's most advanced equipment could pick up anything more than a random scattering of ripples in spacetime surrounding the event
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Re: Fill: Strange Bedfellows 7/?
anonymous
July 16 2013, 04:56:57 UTC
Doom cannot bring himself to hold Loki after the kiss. It would be the best way, he knows, to ground the trickster, or at least convince him to stay in the land of the living long enough to reveal who has done all of this to him
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Re: Fill: Strange Bedfellows 9/?futakuchi_onnaJuly 16 2013, 23:42:13 UTC
That's terrific, I love every bit of this! It's especially awesome that Doom only took him in because he thought someone was trying to threaten him with it, very in character.
Please, please, continue this! There aren't enough stories with these two and much less with awesome writing like this. <3
Re: Fill: Strange Bedfellows 11/?
anonymous
July 17 2013, 05:42:01 UTC
((Is this thread becoming too compressed by my constant replying to replies instead of to the original prompt? I can see it just fine but I'm new to this format. Lemme know if I should start replying to the original
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Who in God's name had left this mess on his doorstep?
Victor von Doom had seen his share of the dead and nearly-dead, but they did not usually turn up of their own accord; typically, he knew exactly where they came from.
So what was this bloody bundle? A threat? A gift, perhaps, of a fallen enemy from a would-be ally?
Victor knelt to inspect the bundle of flesh and bone concealed by the bloody sheet, and he paled.
Loki.
There was no mistaking the trickster god's face; sharp features, face even whiter than usual from - death? No. A cursory inspection revealed that his once-time ally still had a pulse.
A very faint pulse. And very faint breath.
What rang more alarm bells than anything in Victor's head was this: who was even capable of doing something like this to a god?
And why weren't Loki's wounds healing?
This was a threat, Victor decided. Definitely a threat. He looked up and scanned the horizon warily.
If someone's laid a trap for me, they chose piss-poor bait. As though I'd risk my neck for this one...But if ( ... )
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It's especially awesome that Doom only took him in because he thought someone was trying to threaten him with it, very in character.
Please, please, continue this! There aren't enough stories with these two and much less with awesome writing like this. <3
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