Bandwagon meme is bandwagon'd

[taotrooper]

Okay, I know I have prompts left to fill here, but eh.

Give me a character or pairing* (or several characters for genfic!) and a prompt. I'll write you 2-4 lines of fic.

x Up to four requests by person.
x Asking for something more specific is fine, but the basics of the meme must be there.
x Time to write the requests: 1 hour after the comment is posted. I don't work well with time limits.
x I reserve the right to reply in Spanish if the requester speaks it and it makes my life easier.
x Crossovers are welcome and encouraged.



* I'm... peculiar with pairings and can't really write something I'm not into or can't see so... unless you're sure I ship it? ...Don't ask as a pairing.

Series?
- Cardcaptor Sakura
- XXXHOLiC (only gen, unless Clow/Yuuko)
- Most CLAMP (ask before, just in case)
- Fullmetal Alchemist (manga)
- Avatar: The Last Airbender
- One Piece
- Rurouni Kenshin
- Fruits Basket
- Ouran Host Club (manga)
- Princess Tutu
- Aria
- Kino no Tabi
- Mushishi
- Mononoke (only gen)
- Vinland Saga
- Okami
- Zelda games for N64
- Ace Attorney
- Tales of Symphonia (only gen)
- Odin Sphere
- Howl's Moving Castle
- Good Omens
- Mansión-verse -of fandoms/characters I'm familiar with

Comments

[laurus-nobilis.livejournal.com]

Ling, free food :D

[rainmage.livejournal.com]

It probably was one of those class-culture clash things. He had always felt weak on the knees when he felt terribly hungry, since he was a boy. Back in the lands of his family, whenever and wherever he'd drop, he'd be waken up by a smiling commoner of his clan and the smell of a delicious yet humble meal. Ling wouldn't understand until he was twelve that the reason behind it was because his people wished for their prince to grow healthy, even if that meant to sacrifice their own food to do so. Everyone in the Yao clan was counting on him to gain status as a heir to the throne. (Of course, there might be also a fear of being punished if they didn't feed him. He wasn't entirely sure of how the plebe mind works.)

Ling Yao had never paid for food in his life. And he didn't understand why he was supposed to do it from now on. Amestrisian capitalism wasn't going to force him, either. After all, he had a good pair of legs: hit-and-run meals or expecting the locals to treat him out of pity weren't that shameful of options to him.

[laurus-nobilis.livejournal.com]

♥ I love your Ling.