A rescue mission gone a little awry
Also for those of you who can’t read my horrible handwriting
Branch: next time trying avoiding the thorn bushes
Trickee: how was I supposed to know they were there
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I’ve been writing a borrowers au for scum villain self saving system, where Shen Yuan is a borrower. The lovely miniature-knight here on tumblr gave me this amazing present: fan art of tinySY and LBH meeting for the first time! So I just had to share it with all of you!
I’ve linked my fanfic, called Little Steps, in case anyone is interested. I’m hoping to update it fairly soon.
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Drew @evtraininguniversity 's borrower Emmet last night at the aggie. didnt' have the energy to draw much else lol but still fun!
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"It's just another borrower for you," Midoriya said. "For me, it's… my friend. And I won't let anything happen to him.”
Scene from my fic, There's no such thing like hope
Go and check it, it's complete!
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Currently working on a TSP thing where the Narrator is an author who has drafts and scripts scattered all over his home. He works so hard and is proud of each one. They will be published one day, but he has a fear that they won't be recieved like they should.
But unknown to the Narrator, there is a borrower (Stanley or an unnamed borrower... Idk yet) who loves these stories written by the human they see only in glances. They are about scenarios and places they can only dream of. And so every night, when the bean is asleep, they go and read these before they go to sleep themselves; sometimes accidentally being so absorbed in the words they don't stop until the telltale signs the Narrator has woken up causes them to flee.
The borrower is a little shit though (like Stanley lol) and will use whatever writing utensil they have (a piece of lead, some homemade borrower pen with calligraphy ink they borrowed, ANYTHING) to annotate and mark up the pages. A paragraph about why they loved this scene. Underlining their favorite quote. Just showing that someone looks at these endless pages when they will probably not be published for years.
Of course, they don't stop there. Little bastard tendencies makes them also mark out words they hate. Little notes about how they would make the scene BETTER. Why this paragraph doesn't fit with the rest of the narrative. Anything that comes to mind.
While these papers and packets are strewn all over the house on different tables and desks, the Narrator has some uncanny ability to find them the next day. And he is so so confused as to why there is small writing (that he needs a magnifying glass to even see) pops up every night. Is there a ghost? An intruder? Who knows. But they clearly don't know good writing.
Don't get him wrong, he relishes in the happy comments. He enjoys the praise and love in the notes that give him more of an ego boost. But he LOATHES the markouts, the red ink that says he did it WRONG.
Sometimes the borrower can hear the Narrator rant through the walls.
"I don't need the validation of a person who won't tell me their absurd opinions face-to-face!"
"Don't waste my time if you don't even understand the character's motivations!"
"Maybe before writing all over my work, you should sit and think about how this description helps the readers understanding considering the protagonists choice in this moral dilemma."
"This is 'out of character'?! Clearly you have no critical thinking skills whatsoever!"
"Why are you doodling on MY art?!"
The Narrator is just ranting. He doesn't think the mysterious entity can actually hear him. As he slowly deciphers each comment (because that handwriting is chicken scratch and its so small), he will complain, rant, or thank the writer and explain why he chose to do what he did.
The borrower gets bold, and will write above their previous (now marked out) comments. Little snide comments to get under the Narrators skin just for fun. Because all of this is just to make both of their boring lives interesting. He never expected the Narrator to take in a BORROWER'S thoughts. (They have little written fights on sticky notes that last DAYS) Both of them can't wait to hear from the other.
It's not breaking the code as long as they don't get caught, right?
They do get caught. A prank laid out by the Narrator that involves some clear super glue on copied pages (that are also glued to the table Jesus Christ he committed to the bit if he was willing to hurt hardwood) with a note that says something along the lines of "If you know my work so well, why not stick around and tell me that to my face?" What was supposed to be a small inconvenience and joke for a person ends up being near life threatening for a borrower.
And the Narrator finds them the next day stuck and they are scared. More like terrified. This whole friendship they built is crumbled automatically because now the borrower is so scared and the Narrator doesn't know what to do about this whole situation.
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