John Watson (
ihadabadday) wrote2018-02-01 12:21 pm
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In Plain Sight - AU - Locked to
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No one knew how long Gods had walked among the mortals. They just knew they had. Some remained in their country of origin, some branched out and traveled. Others started business or charities. Some just went through existence simply being. Belief didn't have much to do with how the Gods chose to lead their lives.
This tale though, it focuses on the Greek Gods of old and Mount Olympus (which is a real place and traditionally is where Zeus is said to live with Hera).
John Watson didn't care for the politics of the Gods that surrounded them every day. He had other things to focus on, to pay attention to. Like medical school, and then the military. It wasn't until he was shot and laying in the desert, bleeding, did he whisper things to the God of Death, to Hades. To a god he didn't believe in. Blood whispers they were often called. And gods hardly paid attention to them, most believed they were the whispers of dying men.
But John Watson survived when others with the same injury had died. What was different about him?
He returned to London on an army pension and a cane. He shuffled through his life, a constant ache in his chest, like there was something missing. Though he had little to no idea of what was missing. He helped others where he could, donating his time and what little money. A homeless veteran (it boiled him so to see those who helped their country be left behind) once called him a beacon of light.
A beacon of light huh?
Most days he didn't feel like one. Most days his mood was dark and everything was shit.
One night when he was limping slowly back to his dismal bedsit, something caught his attention. He glanced down an alley and saw a tall man dressed in black, being mugged by some ratty youth. The man was far too posh for this neighborhood. So why was he here? But that didn't matter. John, on two strong legs, charged into the alley and used his cane to knock the criminal away. He didn't notice, but there seemed to be a light around him, an otherworldy aura to him.
He held the cane like a sword and pointed it at the would be thief. "You need to leave here." John commanded. It had been easy for some to forget that he had been Captain John Watson of the Fifth Northumberland Fusiliers in Her Majesty's Army.
This tale though, it focuses on the Greek Gods of old and Mount Olympus (which is a real place and traditionally is where Zeus is said to live with Hera).
John Watson didn't care for the politics of the Gods that surrounded them every day. He had other things to focus on, to pay attention to. Like medical school, and then the military. It wasn't until he was shot and laying in the desert, bleeding, did he whisper things to the God of Death, to Hades. To a god he didn't believe in. Blood whispers they were often called. And gods hardly paid attention to them, most believed they were the whispers of dying men.
But John Watson survived when others with the same injury had died. What was different about him?
He returned to London on an army pension and a cane. He shuffled through his life, a constant ache in his chest, like there was something missing. Though he had little to no idea of what was missing. He helped others where he could, donating his time and what little money. A homeless veteran (it boiled him so to see those who helped their country be left behind) once called him a beacon of light.
A beacon of light huh?
Most days he didn't feel like one. Most days his mood was dark and everything was shit.
One night when he was limping slowly back to his dismal bedsit, something caught his attention. He glanced down an alley and saw a tall man dressed in black, being mugged by some ratty youth. The man was far too posh for this neighborhood. So why was he here? But that didn't matter. John, on two strong legs, charged into the alley and used his cane to knock the criminal away. He didn't notice, but there seemed to be a light around him, an otherworldy aura to him.
He held the cane like a sword and pointed it at the would be thief. "You need to leave here." John commanded. It had been easy for some to forget that he had been Captain John Watson of the Fifth Northumberland Fusiliers in Her Majesty's Army.
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Sherlock watched over the next month as the war flared ever harder, then, as quickly as it had started, one side let loose a couple of bombs, and it was over.
Sherlock was already a third of the way through his time with John, but this meant that barring another war, he would have at least a little time with John before he went to Melbourne, his Southern Hemisphere base of operations. It was ideal because they spoke English, and since John had been English, and Austrailia had been an English colony (albeit hundreds of years before) it wasn't that different than London, his Northern Hemisphere base of operations.
"When you go back to Australia, I will set up my company in the Overworld, back in London. We can communicate with phones or those computer things. I know there s a time difference, but I don't need to sleep, so late night isn't a problem for me."
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He knew it was hard for the man to admit things, but seeing him like this, especially the day he returned... He had been walking odd for a few days. But the memory just made him smile.
"I am looking forward to being able to see you more frequently. Even if it is through a computer."
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Sherlock laid back, still satiated from the rather vigorous round of sex that had had happened not long before. He was not really one for 'basking in the afterglow' but he found that laying next to John in this strange mortal bed of his, that even after all this time he had not given up (as well as that wierd habit of sleeping) was nice. even if they said nothing and just laid next to each other, being close to him was enough. No words needed to be exchanged, really.
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He then set it on Sherlock's chest. It didn't fade and wither and die like others might. It seemed to thrum.
"I created it. For you. To remind you of me when I am not here."
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He was truly awestruck as the seed grew to a flower, one single bloom with beautiful leaves, black as night and red as blood.
For a moment, he let it sit there As the god of Death, he could kill anything he touched, plants withered under his feet and animals fell dead at his feet. He could touch humans without killing them, unless he wanted to of course, or else he wouldn't have found sexual gratification for so many millennia.
But he could feel the magic inside of this plant. As long as John - Persephone- lived, this plant would flower and stay beautiful and haunting.
After a few moments he set the flower to the dressed beside John's bed and arched up again. "It can never even compare to you, but it will always remind me of you.
Sherlock waved his hands around, and he created a rock, about the size of a baseball, it looked like it was made out of lava rock. The top of the rock burned with a fire that warmed the area around it.
He put it in John's hands. "It will never burn you. It will burn as long as Iong as I am the ruler of Hell and god of Death."
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He then leaned in and kissed the man, savoring the moment. He then pulled back and smiled at him. "I love you." He stroked his cheek gently.
He was hard to believe they used to fight and bicker. His memories and that of the first Persephone were twined together. They were one now.
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Instead he leaned up and kissed John fully, arching up as his hands wandered down John's front, his broad long fingers finding John's pecs and his nipples, teasing and twisting at them, watching his lover move above him. Even on the bottom, he was still the one in control.
he found that he liked this position, quite a lot.
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"What are you thinking about my love?" he asked.
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Without a word, he rolled John over until John was on the bottom on Sherlock on top. He hovered over John's cock, sitting lightly on it, not enough pressure to hurt, but enough to hopefully give John the idea of what he was thinking.
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His heart caught in his throat.
Was he?
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"John..."His voice was a low, almost needy growl. His cock was already starting to harden and rub against John's belly
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He closed his eyes, feeling John's cool hands against his hot skin. His whole body ached to feel John. He never thought he would he would crave this, but he did more than anything else in the world.
"John... do it."
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It was a terrible mix of pleasure and pain. "Fuck. John.." He bit his lip hard, his whole body tensing around John's cock. "Fuck..." He had lost the ability to speak coherently.
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He leaned down, putting his hands down on John's chest while John's hands were still on his hips, holding him tight.
"John... move.. please.." He begged the man under him.
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Sherlock's cock was rock hard, slapping up against his belly with every thrust that John made into him. His hot pre was dripping down across his belly and down his side. onto the sheets below, copious amounts of himself leaking out of him.
"John.. more... harder.." he groaned.
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He reached down and gripped the base of his own cock, not to stroke himself but to be a makeshift cock ring, to hold himself back. His other hand reached behind, fondling his lover's bollocks.
"John.. come.. I want to feel you inside me." He groaned, trying to hard to keep himself from coming. his whole body was shaking with the effort.
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He swallowed and collapsed back against the bed, gasping for breath.
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He could already feel John softening inside of him, his cock drawing back. But Sherlock didn't pull back, letting John;s come stay inside of him as long as he possibly could.
"John.." He groaned softly. "My John..." he tried to form more words, but he just couldn't.
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