HANAHAKI DISAESE AU

IM FREAKING OUT

i barely know anything about arcane, but i've been told the masses will find this funny!

Who ever told you that was right LMFAO!

jayvik the last of us AU where viktor gets bitten but turns out he's immune (they realized because jayce refused to kill him like viktor asked)

“Jayce is defined by Viktor”

WRONG

VIKTOR IS DEFINED BY JAYCE

Jayce created Hextech. Jayce created the Machine Herald. Jayce was the only person who could restore Viktor’s humanity.

Viktor needed Jayce more than Jayce needed Viktor and that’s a fact. Viktor had to search innumerable timelines to get the one where Jayce could finally reach him. Viktor’s entire destiny was shaped by Jayce, not the other way around.

Jayce is not a dumb himbo golden retriever puppy who is easily led by others. He is a magnet who attracts other people to him. He’s an ambitious visionary who had the balls to try to tame magic with science, something which nobody ever thought was possible.

Jayce is a headstrong maverick who has to be reigned in by other people. He’s not some weak codependent little uwu soft boi.

Please put some respect on my man’s name.

I have neither because ew lol

This is a hilarious take that I can't stop thinking about

I have nothing intelligent to say

...because I'm horrified to think they are right

Telepathic Whumpee accidentally projecting their nightmares into the others' heads or vice versa, Telepathic Caretaker being alerted to Whumpee's nightmares when they accidentally absorb them and feeling like they've invaded their privacy

If feel like I've been hating on Mel a little to hard.

Not to say I'm going to start liking her all of a sudden

But I'm going to respect her more, appreciate her character as a writer and creator myself

But as a viewer I still don't like her.

I appreciate the time she spent with Jayce. It think it was sort of important to his development of finding what he really wanted.

He spent nights with Mel because it was easier to fall into her arms than it was to Viktor.

But the easy choice, isn't always the best or the right one.

So thank you Mel for showing Jayce what he needed to be. Even if he was a dumbass about it for a while

Just for the record this isn't hate

Jayce is with Mel because it's easier. A queer reading of his relationship with Mel and Viktor reveals this dynamic: Viktor's declining health serves as a painful reminder of Jayce's original HexTech goals, yet he's pulled into the politics and trade that he finds easier to navigate.

Jayce struggles between focusing on trade and his true purpose, easily swayed by what feels simpler. His personal relationships mirror this; he connects with Mel due to their similar social standings—both are affluent and politically involved—while Viktor, from the Under City, is different in background and is disabled.

Jayce frequently shifts between Mel and Viktor, exemplified when he leaves Mel after their fling to visit Viktor in the hospital. In the painting scene (heaven's forbade I ever remember what happens each specific episode) scene, while discussing Viktor's prognosis with Mel, she distracts him by sharing her own trauma. I'm not sure if I want to consider this morally unsound, because I understand why Mel would do that, but the point is she did distract Jayce from his own issue.

In that same scene Jayce claims that nothing feels impossible with Mel, highlighting his comfort in her presence. Although he, dare I say, is in love with Viktor, his anxiety about his condition prompt him to seek solace in Mel. And that's just because that's how Jayce's character is. He's self-serving, and making an effort to protect his emotional state.

this came to me in a prophetic vision (was lying awake at night and thinking about brooklyn nine nine)

Another moment from our fic - a flashback to the one day in their lives when everything made sense and everything was perfect. Except for the fact that they both almost died.

reminded me of this

This is her tiktok and she has a playlist dedicated to islamic omegaverse

Kallus actually invented commiting to the bit