Stupid Fairy Tail AU concepts

kyogre-blue:

Because.

  • The Magic Council has enough of Fairy Tail’s shit and orders them to disband. Fairy Tail refuses and cheerfully sets out to become top dog in the Fiore underworld by systematically defeating every other dark guild. They also lose any inhibitions or self-restraint they might have had. It’s complete chaos, and by the end, the Council is begging them to just become a legal guild again.
  • Fairy Sphere messes up worse than usual and sends the Tenrou group to the past instead of the future. Seven years? A hundred? Four hundred? You decide.
  • Speaking of Tenrou. Tartaros find out (from Hades perhaps) that Zeref is on Tenrou Island and are the ones who crash the S-class trials. Do you ignore powerlevels and just roll with it? Or do you play it for full tragedy as Fairy Tail has to face a vastly superior foe with no miraculous victory possible?
  • After Mavis explains her tragic backstory, her guild decides to handle it the same way as everyone else’s tragic past – by beating up whoever is responsible. Thus, the plan: Punch a god in the face. (Lucy is the only one who feels this is not a plan. She is outvoted.) Minor speedbumps along the way include where to actually find this god, how to hit it hard enough, how to convey why they are hitting it… None of this makes them reconsider their plan, mind you. 
  • Future Rogue wants to rule the world, but he also wants revenge on the past version of the man who killed his cat. Sure, his plan means he needs to wait until the games end, but after that, Gray find himself with a malevolent shadow gunning for him. Who will miss one stupid ice wizard, right? Well. A lot of people, apparently. 
  • One day in July, Lucy’s mom suddenly comes home with five extra kids. Three of them are only five, one of them keeps eating the forks, and the last belches fire. Thus, Lucy nominates herself the eldest sibling, and hits anyone who disagrees with Gonzales Michel. 

AAW MASTERPOST

arospecawarenessweek:

It can be tricky to keep track of all the things happening during Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week, so we’re making a masterpost before the week starts!

General tag: #aaw (we will be tracking this tag)
Specific tags used on this blog: #aaw events  #aaw memes  #aaw reference
People can use #arospecawareness on Twitter to join in the conversation there (though this specific blog doesn’t have a Twitter presence)

The blog @aromanticselfies will be reblogging selfies tagged #aroselfies

The Arospec Fandom Challenge is the same as last year, and we will track #aawfc and reblog from there. The prompts are:

  1. A character you headcanon as aromantic and on the asexual spectrum.
  2. A character you headcanon as aromantic and allosexual.
  3. A character you headcanon as somewhere on the aromantic spectrum and on the asexual spectrum.
  4. A character you headcanon as somewhere on the aromantic spectrum and as allosexual.
  5. Characters you headcanon in a queerplatonic relationship.
  6. How you think any of the characters you headcanon on the aromantic spectrum deal with amatonormativity.
  7. How you think any of the characters you headcanon on the aromantic spectrum react to having a squish, thete / swish, lush, or smush.

The personal prompts this year are a little different, and are listed here. We’ll be reblogging from the tag #aaw personal prompts. For quick reference, the days are: discovery, complications, romantic relationships, nonromantic relationships, coming out, future, and reflection.

If you know of another thing happening, send us an ask!

magica-tenore-regina:

lizthefangirl:

ademigodgirl:

rainbow-bear:

A king has no sons, no daughters, and no queen. For this reason he must decide who will take the throne after he dies. To do this he decides that he will give all of the children of the kingdom a single seed. Whichever child has the largest, most beautiful plant will earn the throne; this being a metaphor for the kingdom. At the end of the contest all of the children came to the palace with their enormous and beautiful plants in hand. After he looks at all of the children’s pots, he finally decides that the little girl with an empty pot will be the next Queen. Why did he choose this little girl over all of the other children with their beautiful plants.

The seeds were all dead (burned, fake, etc.).  The other kids cheated and got different seeds and planted them.  The little girl didn’t cheat and was not able to grow anything because the seed was dead.  She was the only one who didn’t cheat.

damn

Nothing like original fairy tales! 

undercurrents.

This is my only contribution to Graylu Fluff Fest 2016, specifically Day 4 so I’m actually slightly late. Oops. It’s not much, just 500+ words, mostly pre-romance – first time writing them so I’m not sure if they’re in character.

Prompt: Books

Erza, Natsu and Happy has already waltzed into Lucy’s apartment through multiple other entrances when Gray slips in through the window as Lucy yells at them. When the blonde notices him, she yells at him too, but she is soon distracted by their brand of crazy.

Just as planned.

Gray tries not to grin as he saunters towards Lucy’s writing desk. Coming to Lucy’s with them is a good idea. It gives him time to look at the book Lucy has apparently been writing.

When that bit of gossip spread throughout the guild, Gray is taken aback. He knows Lucy is smart, but her writing a book is unexpected news.

What kind of book would Lucy write though?

That question drives him to satisfy his curiosity now, as he casually sits at her desk, rifling through drawers and books and stacks of paper.

By the time Lucy wrangles almost everyone out of her apartment to prepare for a job, turns around and catches sight of what Gray is reading so intently, Lucy marches up to him and grabs her first draft.

“Hey!“ Gray nearly rises from his seat. “I need to know what happened to Iris!” The embarrassed flush that steals across Lucy’s features only grows stronger with the dismay she witnesses flickering over the ice mage’s face.

“You don’t need to know,” Lucy huffs, looking torn as she denies herself a chance for feedback. “I promised Levy that she’d read my book first.”

“When it’s complete, right?” A grin tugs at the corners of Gray’s mouth as he offers, “But until then, I can read and comment on it.”

“No!” Lucy clutches the draft tighter to her chest. “It’s embarrassing. And why are you so interested in it anyway?”

Gray scratches his cheek. “Thought it’d be interesting to see what kind of book you’d write.”

There is a pause as Lucy waits for Gray to elaborate. When Gray fails to follow through, Lucy’s eye twitches as she set down her first draft and crosses her arms.

“Well?” Lucy says pointedly and Gray meets her eyes, confused. “What do you think of it?” Her own bluntness makes Lucy squirm, but she tries to hide it from Gray.

“It’s very…” Gray shrugs, at a loss for words. “…you.”

“What is that supposed to mean?” Lucy directs an unimpressed stare at him.

“You know, like you. More than what it seems at first glance. Full of surprises. Looks like my kind of story.” Gray admits nonchalantly.

Did he just…?

Lucy stares at the change that slowly comes over Gray’s expression, trying very hard not to turn red. As red as Gray is now, when he realizes what exactly he has said to her face.

First at Fairy Tail, then Galuna Island, now this.

Gray stammers a little as he stands up straight, mind racing, clearly looking for exits. Lucy lets him go. Watches his tense back, his warm ears as Gray leaves from her window, the ever-present butterflies in her stomach flap their wings in a delighted chorus.

The next time they meet, they don’t bring it up. Not yet.

In the near future, when Gemini blurts out Gray’s opinion of her, Lucy is still surprised but perhaps not as surprised as she should have been.