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Happy Holidays, Vulgarweed!

Dec 06, 2016 22:04

Title: To Ineffability and Beyond
Pairing/Characters: Aziraphale/Crowley
Rating: Explicit [nsfw]
Word count: 22,900
Warnings: Smut, body horror, bestiality??
Summary: Far into the future, Aziraphale and Crowley get a new assignment: to accompany humanity into the deepest reaches of a distant galaxy.

( Chapter 1-2 )

aziraphale/crowley, fic, 2016 exchange, rating:nc-17

Comments 6

vulgarweed December 7 2016, 07:41:34 UTC

OH MY GODS AND OTHER UNSPEAKABLES!!!

Secret writer, this is so far beyond my wildest dreams. I can't comment in all the detail I want just yet (I WILL) but I know giftfic writers always want to know what their recipient thought ASAP so just for now I want you to know this is everything I wanted and more. You rock. THANK YOU.

secret_kracken December 8 2016, 02:24:59 UTC

Hehehe I am so glad that you liked it! I am waving my secret tentacles in delight! For a while I was afraid it was going to be too long! Thank you for your kind words!

sous_le_saule December 7 2016, 08:30:06 UTC

Oooh it's so funny (but I guess things are going to be a little more complicated). I laughed all the way through this !

maniacalmole December 9 2016, 04:56:57 UTC

This is amazing and I can't wait to read the rest!

hsavinien December 9 2016, 16:24:42 UTC

Well, I'm excited!

vulgarweed December 10 2016, 02:47:36 UTC

OK, proper in-depth squee like I promised!

First off huge, huge kudos for writing such a long and complex story so quickly. You must have been intensely inspired, and it shows. I love your worldbuilding, with so much vivid detail.

Well, that issue was resolved when new laws put into place restricted the use of paper. He holed himself up for a week in the throes of depression after it happened, because he knew his collection would be seized as contraband. They would give him digital copies, of course, but it wasn’t the same. He thought bitterly of the Library of Alexandria and how they had stolen the manuscripts of everyone coming in. It didn’t seem fair now that he was on the other side of things. The computer bank he received as compensation just didn’t have the same effect as being surrounded by books. But it did make him feel better that he could take his collection with him rather easily if he should have to move.
OH NO. Aziraphale refused to get a Kindle, didn't he? (The name alone would bring back bad memories ( ... )