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 walked past Cerberus, feeling a sense of calm come over him. He could be the shy, timid god that Moriarty wanted. A play thing.
"I'm back! I brought presents." Along with the whiskey, he had brought various other things they suspected Moriarty would like. Or things they knew he would.
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But it cocked its heads to the side at the man.... well, god, who was behind John. Despite not having seen its second ever master, and its longest running master for over a century, it knew who Sherlock was. It looked a bit confused, but happy that he was back, but looked into the throne room, then back to Sherlock.
"I have to stay out here, hidden, with you Cerberus." He gently petted the middle head, earning a growl of contentment. "John is going to go kill your master, I hope, and then I will rule here again.
Cerberus laid its heads down again, looking content that things would soon be back to normal.
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Moriarty had been looking rather bored on the throne, but he jumped up and almost ran over to John, caressing him gently.
"Oh, I missed you, Johnny Boy." He said, saddling up close. "What did you bring me?" He looked like a kid at Christmas.
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He then showed him some books, a watch. Just honestly handsome things. But the biggest was the whiskey. He smiled and produced two glasses. He knew better than to assume Moriarty was going to drink alone.
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He was obviously not going to take any chances here, even if the bottle was unopened. He wasn't a fool.
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"I just wanted to do something nice for you." He said sadly, "I'm sorry." John stared at his lap.
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"Come on, pet. Drink up."
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"See, nothing's wrong." He said, "Besides wasting half a bottle of good whiskey."
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"I think I'm going to have fun drinking the last of this whiskey, then I'm gonna let you give me a blow job, so I can feel those whiskey soaked lips on my cock." He looked down, apparently getting a little excited. "Or maybe, I should go ahead and do that right now... " he looked at John with e predatory grin.
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"Enjoy two things at once?"
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"Get on your knees, pet, and let's see how that mouth works, and maybe we can talk about the whiskey later."
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Sherlock was out of eye shot, but he had enough of a view from a little alcove in the ceiling, he could hear and see what was going on while staying in the shadows. It took every single little bit of his willpower to not get angry enough to give away his position. He bit the inside of his lip till he felt coppery blood. His body was thrumming but he stayed still and quiet, for now.
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He swallowed and then began to bob his head up and down,
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"Mmm.. what a sweet, sweet burn. Maybe I should make you drink the rest and do this to me again." He growled, pushing his cock further, deeper in John's mouth.
Meanwhile Sherlock was balling his fists so hard that he was leaving crescent shaped indentations in his palms. Oh, Moriarty was going to pay for this.
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He returned to bobbing his head up and down Moriarty's cock. He didn't want to drink it. He hoped the man would drink some and it would weaken him enough.
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'Beg for it?' Sherlock look shocked. Did.. John.. enjoy this more than he was letting on? He couldn't see Johns face at this angle so he couldn't tell, but he certainly seemed to be going at it anxiously.
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He tightened his hands into fists, to Moriarty it would look like he was struggling not to touch him. He moaned, shifting a bit.
He hated that Sherlock had to see this, that the man might think he was enjoying it.
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"Oh, my pet. I love it when I can fuck your throat." None too gently, in fact not gently at all, he pushed hard, ramming the rest of his length inside of John's mouth. "Ahh... so hot and wet. Let me fuck you..." And he started slamming in and out of John;s mouth, fucking him hard and fast.
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He wished Moriarty would drink the whiskey and Sherlock would be able to kill him. He wanted this done.
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Then his eyes went cold again. "Too bad." He shoved himself hard again, deep and fast into John. It only took a few shallow thrusts before he was coming deep inside of John, way down this throat, massive amounts of his seed, much more than Sherlock ever produced.
He continued to thrust even after he was done, finally pulling back with a satisfying pop.
"Oh, my little one. You are such a good toy. It's a shame I'll have to get rid of you."
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"Have I displeased you?"
Had Moriarty found out? No. He couldn't have. They were all so careful.
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Moriarty shook his head. "You were a wonderful little pet, but.. you have outstayed your welcome. And I can't have you sharing yourself with anyone else now, can I? " His voice was mockingly soft and gentle.
He grabbed the whiskey bottle and poured most of the rest of it over John's head, only leaving a small bit at the bottom.
But, you did insist that this was good whiskey, I suppose that I should give it a little try, so maybe you can see how much I enjoy it as I slit your throat.
Moriarty pushed John to the ground, using his foot to keep him immobile, pressing down enough to have crushed bone, if he had been a normal mortal. But it was enough to keep a demigod where he was. He had the remains of the whiskey bottle in one hand, and in the other, he created a blade with his magic.
"It wouldn't be enough to kill a REAL god." he mocked. "But a little half breed like you, this should slit your throat nicely.
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His eyes flashed red and gold shot from the floor, wrapping around Moriarty and holding him tight.
This wasn't the power of Persephone. It was Ares. It was pure Ares and pure magic. Rage fueled. Sherlock had once seen what the rage inside John Watson had done. He bared his teeth and then forced Moriarty to drink the last bit of the whiskey.
Once that was done, he used the power to throw Moriarty across the room and into a wall. John stood up, an overlay settling over him. He was Ares only heir, his only child. And all of that power lay in John Watson. Fueled by rage and desire.
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"John!" He ran up to John, afraid to touch him, he was crackling with energy. He looked over to Moriarty, who was trying to sit up, but was weak, and was stumbling around.
He looked to John. "I have to kill him now. You shouldn't look." He had killed many people, but never in front of John, he didn't want John to see what he was about to have to do.
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He crossed to where Cerberus lay. John sighed and stroked the middle head gently. "All this upheaval."
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Being a giant demon dog, it didn't have a lot of emotions to show, but its body seemed to be less tense now, it knew that its former master was finally coming back, and if a giant elephant sized demon hound could look happy, it would have. As it was, it gently pushed its middle head against John in what could almost be called a nuzzle.
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Sherlock made sure that John was not looking. When h e could see that John was with Cerberus, he went to Moriarty and stood over him, putting his foot on the man's chest. He was weak enough that he couldn't get up.
He created a scythe with a wooden handle, a tool he knew had been associated with Death for eons.
He stood over Moriarty, scythe raised high. And he repeated the last words that Thanatos had ever said to him. "Good bye, Thanatos. I'm Lord of the Dead now."
One fell swoop, and his head was released from his body.
Immediately, he could feel he power surging back inside of him, all the powers of the Lord of the Dead.
"Cerberus. Fetch." He picked up the head by the hair and threw it high in the air. Cerberus, showing an extreme amount of dexterity for such a large dog, bounded past John and caught the head in its middle maw, gulping it down in one bite. Immediatly it went to the body and between the three heads made short work of it. There were only large spots of blood and little bits of flesh and cloth when they were done.
He looked over to John. "Sorry it was so gruesome, but it is done." He was glad that Moriarty was gone, but killing another god, even one as terrible as Thanatos, left a scar on his soul.
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