Monday - Crime

[amavissem.livejournal.com]

Good evening from England people of comment_fic! I'm this weeks guest host amavissem, today's theme is Crime which could be interpreted in the literal sense of breaking the law or in the sense of breaking a agreement or expected way of behaviour, hopefully one you can have fun with!

Examples for formatting your prompts:

- BBC's Sherlock, Sherlock/John, they've crossed the line from unconventional to commiting more crimes than they solve.

- Psych, Lassiter/Shawn, "It's not a crime! In some countries..."

- Supernatural, Dean/Castiel, Dean tries to explain that some rules are meant to be broken.


And here's a quick reminder of the rules:

-No more than three prompts per fandom.

-No more than five prompts at a time, though after you get one or more of your prompts filled, you are free to leave more.

-No spoilers in your prompts until a week after air date or publication.

-Warn for spoilers in your fic in bold and with at least three spaces above your fic.

If there's nothing here that catches your eye, feel free to go though our Lonely Prompts!

tag="Crime"

Comments

[tiptoe39.livejournal.com]

Any, any, "well, not crimes against humanity, necessarily, since you're not human, but..."

Yami no Matsuei, Muraki, Tsuzuki, & Terazuma

[matrixrefugee.livejournal.com]

Tsuzuki thought the interrogation was needless: anyone who worked at the Ministry of Hades knew about Muraki and the things he had done, but Terazuma seemed to think it necessary to try and make Muraki sweat by questioning the pale man.

"Kidnapping, rape, torture, murder, casting curses not in self defense, illegal trafficking in human organs, indecent congress with a minor," Terazuma counted off, pacing the interrogation room. Muraki sat calmly shackled to a metal chair, taking all this silence, while Tsuzuki sat across from Muraki, one eye on his enemy, the other on Terazuma. "I take it you're a sick bastard who uses magic lawlessly and likes little boys. Is there any crime against humanity you haven't committed? You eat babies for breakfast."

Muraki snerked, shifting in his restraints. "We can rule that one out. I might have little regard for adults, but I would never deliberately harm a child under twelve."

"Then explain what you did to Hisoka, under that cherry tree?" Tsuzuki said, looking Muraki in the face.

"This should be good," Terazuma said, leaning against the wall behind Muraki's chair and lighting a cigarette, blowing the smoke at their subject.

"I don't excuse what I did, but in my defense, I mistook the youngster for a sixteen year old girl in the dark. By the time I discovered my error, it was too late and I was already between the youngster's lovely pale thighs," Muraki said, dropping his voice to a husky drawl, as he eyed Tsuzuki.

"Cut the *crap*, Muraki," Tsuzuki snapped, slamming a fist on the table. "Your disregard for life and your crimes against humanity disgust me. You used Hisoka, you kidnapped and tortured me, you carved up dozens of people for your vile experiments--"

Muraki laughed. "Well, not crimes against humanity, necessarily, since you're not human, but if that's what you wish to call it. You were no more human during your life than I am now. You and I share that much in common, that the blood of fallen angels beats in our veins."

Terazuma slapped the back of Muraki's head, stunning him. "Shaddap, whitey. Tsuzuki's a lotta things, but an angel or a demon ain't one of 'em."

Re: Yami no Matsuei, Muraki, Tsuzuki, & Terazuma

[tiptoe39.livejournal.com]

you make me want to go back and read Yami no Matsuei! I never got through it, but I totally should. I loved Tsuzuki & Hisoka...

Re: Yami no Matsuei, Muraki, Tsuzuki, & Terazuma

[matrixrefugee.livejournal.com]

:: Bows:: I love the sweet yet deep chemistry between Tsuzuki and Hisoka... But this time I thought I'd challenge myself and write a character I'm not accustomed to writing and who needs a little more fic love, namely Terazuma, whom I imagine would be the "bad cop" in an interrogation.