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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He opened his mouth, taking the tip of John's penis into his mouth, only teasing at first, flicking his tongue against the tip of the glans. He was sucking slightly, but not nearly enough to be sufficient to get him off, just enough to tease.
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"You have never been with another man before." He said softly. John had said that he wanted to have sex, and his body was certainly responding to him, his cock was almost fully hard under him ministrations.
But was he having second thoughts now, he wondered?
He hated the anxiousness that he felt. He had never had to worry about another person before. and now that was pervading all of his thoughts.
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Sherlock figured that the man probably didn't have any lube around, since he had never been with a man, so he waggled his fingers and created a small bowl of something slippery. While his mouth flicked over the top of John's glans, he dipped his index finger in the makeshift lube and ran it down John's balls, his perineum and and then around the outside of his hole, only touching around it at first to relax him. .
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He reached down and ran a hand through Sherlock's hair. Touching, holding. He whimpered.
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Oh, by the gods, his little hole was tight. It was easy to feel that he had never had anyone there. He had fucked virgins before, and since he never prepped then, they tended to be the ones he killed, because he ravaged them pretty well.
But this. this was different.
This was John. HIS John.
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He did. He trusted Sherlock. Hades. With all that he was. He shivered and closed his eyes.
"How do people ever get out of bed?"
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He chuckled, and it turned into a laugh, something that he had heard himself do in.. well, he had no idea how long really. Maybe ever.
Hmmm.. maybe not all of these emotions are totally abhorrent, he thought.
When he was able to compose himself, he pressed his finger in a bit further, getting past the second ring of muscle and into the tight chasm that he anxiously awaited entering with more than just one digit.
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He gasped when that finger moved more. It was.... It was a grand feeling. Never before had he felt like this.
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A few strokes past his prostate made sure that John was still nice and hard and aching for him through this what he considered long, laborious and tedious process to get to what they both wanted.
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"Brace yourself." was the only warning that Sherlock gave him. Immediatly, he pulled his fingers out and gripped John's hip. He grabbed himself with his other hand and pushed in, less gently than he had been a moment before, but not too hard or violently.
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"I can't do anything if you tense up, John." He said, pushing two fingers back in to try to get him acclimated again.
"I really don't want to rip you open." That wasn't 100% true, there was a part of him that wanted to go wild knowing that now he could survive, but he knew that wasn't what John wanted right now.
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He loved the man, he knew he did. But he was scared. He'd never loved anyone before. Never been with anyone. It had been a lonely time.
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"Another time then. You clearly aren't ready." Perhaps this was not HIS John then.. he was beginning to wonder if Fates had been wrong, after all, or perhaps he had failed in some way himself.
Sherlock stood up and with a wave of his fingers, his own clothes were back on himself.
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He shivered and barely noticed as ice and vines began to form on the outside of the door.
Did Sherlock not want him now? He was confused and hurt.
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Her was seriously considering either just leaving, or forcing Greg upon pain and torture to tell him what the fuck was going on, when he noticed a chill in the air.
He looked over to the door. Ice was creeping up from the bottom upwards, and vines were entangled in the ice..
What the fuck was going on? m
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His eyes closed and he seemed to tilt forward a bit. "Hades..." He breathed, not registering the power behind the word.
He needed Hades. And Hades needed him.
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That was when he heard it.. it wasn't with his ear, but it was in his mind.
John was calling him, using his true name.
In a flash Sherlock was up, using his strength to break open the door that had become lodged with ice and vines.
Fear gripped him a fear greater than anything like he had ever felt stronger than any emotion before it.
"John!" He ran over to the shower and stepped in, not caring that he was still clothed, or that the water was ice cold.
"John. Stay awake. For me!"
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Fates might not have suspected this outcome.
John wasn't dying. His power was manifesting in a new way. The power of Persephone. He would need to be removed from the Overworld soon, less it would mess with the seasons.
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He had no idea what was going on with John. He looked exhausted, so Sherlock figured that he needed more sleep, even though he has just rested. Perhaps it wasn't enough.
He sighed as he plopped back into the chair next to the bed, wishing that Fates had told him more. He was, for once, at a total loss here.
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