If there's one thing Dave knows he is never going to get used to, it is Terezi.
Every now and again something happens and Dave says, "Well, I think that's it." And then Terezi does something completely fucking weird and then Dave says, "I give up." The chick was a handful. Sometimes, he wanted to break her neck.
And sometimes he wanted to just fuck, he hates admitting this gay ass shit but sometimes Dave just wants to fucking lay down with her or something, he doesn't know. He never knew. And he's pretty damn sure he never will know.
Once he has Terezi labeled as that fuck-crazy alien chick with the shit-eating grin, she pulls someth
Two days.
Droog spent two days on edge, perched on his desk, with Aradia Megido creeping into the back of his room, but more importantly into the back of his head.
He waited. At first, he told himself he waited like a predator. But after the second day, it became apparent that he was the doe-eyed young gazelle in this instance, waiting for the mountain lion to come and get him. The girl was crafty, he'd give her that. Far too quiet and cunning for own good. She didn't accessorize, and the only color she wore was the two red berets in her hair, the rest of her as uniform and black-grey-white as all the other students. Droog didn't know what
Stage Three, In Which A Disgusting Sort of Understanding Is Established.
The first couple nights were nights Nepeta spent in denial. This was not happening, she would think. Or, I'm dead and this is hell. And sometimes, I'll fucking kill him.
Him being her lovely captain, her new moirail, her captor: Eridan Ampora, who actually wore a small purple pirate-esque hat with a lavender feather in it. Who established his authority every chance he got because it actually made him feel better about himself. Who made Nepeta sleep below deck with the workers in a goddamn hammock.
Eridan Ampora was a naval captain working directly under the Princess,
Stage Two, In Which Everyone Becomes Best Friends, Suddenly and Without Warning.
"Karkat Vantas."
The world spun a little bit. Everything froze and Nepeta's feet merged with the wooden floor of the cabin room. She was cold, she was sweating, she didn't move, she was shaking up a storm. Her lips tried to part to make words but no sound came forth.
Her reaction was, apparently, just what Eridan was after. He gave a small smirk, looking her up and down, then turned on his heel and shut the door behind him and the sound of his boots hitting the floor was what ended bringing Nepeta back to reality, because she dashed to the door th