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Plunnie! **points.**
Nov. 8th, 2010 03:20 pmI got hit hard with a plunnie yesterday, which ended up being inconvenient as it got in the way of my sleep! But it was insistent, and it's still with me, so I think it's a story that's going to happen. I also think it will replace my old idea about Fakir and Autor at odds in a castle when Fakir gets possessed, because this new idea has some similarities while being even more intense.
Fakir and Autor end up having a misunderstanding that stems from ... at this point I think it's Autor and Ahiru being seen together in a jewelry shop. Ahiru is actually trying to get something for Raetsel, I think. But rumors fly, Fakir gets the wrong idea, and he and Autor exchange angry words. Fakir won't apologize because he thinks Autor is in the wrong and should apologize and Autor thinks likewise about Fakir, especially since Autor hasn't betrayed Fakir's trust as he was accused of doing. Ahiru explains to Fakir what was really happening and Fakir is stunned and then feels horrible.
But before anything can be done to rectify the mess, a criminal gang shows up and ends up forcing Fakir to join them at the threat of Ahiru's life. I'm debating whether they might have some connection to Fakir's past. But in any case, they want Fakir to write and he goes with them. Ahiru runs to Autor for help.
They end up out at a huge mansion away from civilization. They're captured, and Fakir is told to do something to make sure Autor is no longer a threat. Fakir doesn't want to hurt him, but they're forced into a fight on the second floor balcony. Fakir tries to go easy on Autor, but when Autor hits the wooden railing, it strangely breaks and he falls. Fakir tries to grab for him but fails, and Autor hits the grassy ground. Ahiru screams.
Fakir and Ahiru both believe the railing was tampered with so Autor would fall. The criminals want Fakir to hurt Ahiru too, but he says that she won't do anything because she won't want to turn him in and they finally accept that, especially since they're so far from help. Fakir wants to go to Autor and sees if he's alive, but he's forced away with the criminals. He's afraid, however, that Autor is dead.
Ahiru goes to Autor and tries and fails to wake him, and there's no way to call for help, so she has to stay with him outside. He does wake up after a bit, and seems to be relatively alright, but is haunted by the look he saw in Fakir's eyes when he fell. They go in search of the criminals to try to save Fakir, deciding it best to not reveal that Autor is alright in case the criminals find out. So meanwhile, Fakir is becoming more and more convinced that Autor is dead and it's his fault. Knowing that their last words consisted of an angry argument makes him feel even worse.
Eventually, of course, Fakir is found and the three of them get the crooks arrested, and Fakir and Autor reconcile.
I wanna start writing it.
Fakir and Autor end up having a misunderstanding that stems from ... at this point I think it's Autor and Ahiru being seen together in a jewelry shop. Ahiru is actually trying to get something for Raetsel, I think. But rumors fly, Fakir gets the wrong idea, and he and Autor exchange angry words. Fakir won't apologize because he thinks Autor is in the wrong and should apologize and Autor thinks likewise about Fakir, especially since Autor hasn't betrayed Fakir's trust as he was accused of doing. Ahiru explains to Fakir what was really happening and Fakir is stunned and then feels horrible.
But before anything can be done to rectify the mess, a criminal gang shows up and ends up forcing Fakir to join them at the threat of Ahiru's life. I'm debating whether they might have some connection to Fakir's past. But in any case, they want Fakir to write and he goes with them. Ahiru runs to Autor for help.
They end up out at a huge mansion away from civilization. They're captured, and Fakir is told to do something to make sure Autor is no longer a threat. Fakir doesn't want to hurt him, but they're forced into a fight on the second floor balcony. Fakir tries to go easy on Autor, but when Autor hits the wooden railing, it strangely breaks and he falls. Fakir tries to grab for him but fails, and Autor hits the grassy ground. Ahiru screams.
Fakir and Ahiru both believe the railing was tampered with so Autor would fall. The criminals want Fakir to hurt Ahiru too, but he says that she won't do anything because she won't want to turn him in and they finally accept that, especially since they're so far from help. Fakir wants to go to Autor and sees if he's alive, but he's forced away with the criminals. He's afraid, however, that Autor is dead.
Ahiru goes to Autor and tries and fails to wake him, and there's no way to call for help, so she has to stay with him outside. He does wake up after a bit, and seems to be relatively alright, but is haunted by the look he saw in Fakir's eyes when he fell. They go in search of the criminals to try to save Fakir, deciding it best to not reveal that Autor is alright in case the criminals find out. So meanwhile, Fakir is becoming more and more convinced that Autor is dead and it's his fault. Knowing that their last words consisted of an angry argument makes him feel even worse.
Eventually, of course, Fakir is found and the three of them get the crooks arrested, and Fakir and Autor reconcile.
I wanna start writing it.
