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Villain Donnie this, villain Donnie that, what about Villain Leo? I think that guy has potential-
Hi am I so excited to ask and request my first time asking you! I read some of you're stories and found them great! Especially the yandere SBG cast x reader ones those are the best!
OK YAY so here : reader is always in layers in summer I mean layers after layers not dropping a single sweat over and over untill it comes to winter and that girl is wearing shorts a sleeveless shirt ankle socks and sandals and girl is sweating shes like that one kid that's where shorts in the freezing cold even when it's snowingđšđ and the group is flabbergasted
That's all I got đ„Č sadly
Can't wait till you replay send me a message if you can't do or you're on break (ïŸÂŽâïœ*)
Srry if disturbed!
Take care of yourself too!
Poly! SBG Gang x Fem! Reader
Hrgagahda this was actually kinda funny to write
Sorry im taking forever :')
-Writer Icy<3
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The gang had always been curious about your peculiar fashion choices, but they chalked it up to one of your many quirks. Summer days would roll around, the blazing sun practically melting everyone else into puddles, and there you wereâwrapped in layers like you were preparing for an Arctic expedition. A hoodie, a jacket over that, and sometimes even a scarf. You never looked uncomfortable, never broke a sweat, and barely seemed to notice the heat.
"Youâre not⊠hot?" Ashlynn asked once, sweat dripping down her face as she stared at you incredulously during one particularly scorching afternoon. "Not at all," you replied simply, sipping on an iced drink as if that was enough to balance your sweltering outfit. The others exchanged glances, baffled but too distracted by their own discomfort to press further.
Then winter came, and you flipped the script in the most bizarre way imaginable.
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It was the first snowfall of the year. The gang had bundled up, wearing thick coats, scarves, and gloves as they met up near the school bus graveyard. They were shivering despite the layers, steam puffing from their mouths with every breath.
And then you showed up.
âWHAT are you wearing?!â Taylor practically screeched, staring at you like youâd lost your mind. You stood there in shorts, a sleeveless shirt, ankle socks, and sandals, looking as if it were just another mild summer day. Except for the faint sheen of sweat glistening on your forehead.
"Is⊠is she sweating?" Ben asked, pointing in disbelief. "Sheâs sweating!" Tyler confirmed, his tone filled with shock. "Itâs below freezing, and sheâs SWEATING!"
You wiped at your forehead casually, unfazed by the snow collecting on your shoulders. âYeah, itâs a little warm today.â
"A little warm?" Ashlynn asked, her jaw nearly hitting the floor. "Weâre in the middle of a snowstorm!"
Tyler folded his arms, squinting at you. "You were wearing a hoodie and two jackets in July, and now youâre practically naked in December. Explain yourself."
"I dunno," you said with a shrug, shivering slightly but brushing it off. "I just feel more comfortable this way. Summerâs too cold, and winterâs too hot." The group was silent for a moment, their brains struggling to process your logicâor lack thereof.
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From that day on, you became an ongoing mystery to them. Logan tried to lecture you about proper attire for the weather, but you always brushed him off with a breezy, "Iâm fine." Aiden attempted to sneak extra layers into your bag, but you never used them.
Taylor even offered to buy you some stylish winter gear, but you just smiled and said, "Nah, I donât need it."
The gang eventually gave up on trying to change your ways, though they never stopped complaining or worrying every time you showed up to the bus graveyard in a snowstorm wearing the absolute minimum.
Whenever any of them asked about your clothing vs. temperature issue, you just gave a sly grin, tugging at your sleeveless shirt as the snow continued to fall.
Ask~~~ Hiiii i have a writing request if you don't mind! Could you write something about the banner family? Specifically the parents? I love them so much and there is a genuine lacking of content for them! Thank you! :)
Eeee yes I love this family, they definitely need more content on it all and I'm so excited to write about this!
-Writer IcyâĄ
Both former military people, I feel like the nickname Mike gives Ashlynn "Soldier" is just something that happened naturally which honestly is super cute and makes the family feel healthy and domestic â€ïž
Emma, being the sweet anti-social woman she is, is very understanding of her daughters emotions towards not wanting to have friends, I feel like she might've had trouble with that when she was younger or even in bootcamp.
I hc that Emma and Mike met in the military, finding such a beautiful peace among so much chaos. Their love holds alot of respect and understanding because they are quite different from each other.
Emma is more quiet and collected, Mike is more of the sporty, outgoing type of guy and I feel they clicked kinda fast. Mike has a ton of energy, he drinks coffee with like...two shots of espresso and Emma has hers just black. Or she drinks tea- I can see that too..
EMMA IS A BOOK WORM- now hear me out- She enjoys reading alot into either the survival fiction books or like...the dystopia books like Hunger Games or The Giver because she can picture it more in her mind.
I also hc before Ashlynn was born, Emma either read to Mike before bed or in quiet time or read to her baby belly :,)
Ashlynn, when she was little, would ask Mike and Emma to tell stories from the military but like...the funny ones about all the crazy stupid stuff that happens in the barracks. Mike being like "Yeah and Johnny almost got caught by our Unit Commander and blah blah blah slipped and landed right into the mud on the other side of the fence" or something like that
Emma had some creativity with her quietness, I feel like she sang or danced in private, maybe was in a high-school choir or something before enlisting.
I feel like they had alot of trouble overcoming the 'Phantoms' along with after being in the military for a while. Like....that has to come with a certain amount of trauma or mental health that lessened from it. They had to rely on one another to pick each other up on especially hard days and now they work together to do said thing for Ashlynn.
They are definitely a pretty healthy family from what is given from them, they want the best for Ash and to keep her happy and safe. They're loving parents and have alot of things they carry but they manage it in healthy ways.
Ugghhh I love them, they deserve extra credit, they're so precious đ
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Asylum Patient! Konig x Doctor! GN! Reader
Warnings: Posted here
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The box of activities in my arms wasnât much. Simple thingsâsome puzzles, a few basic sketch pads, even a stress ball. It wasnât about the activities themselves. It was about control. König had none in this place. Every decision, every movement, every choice was made for him. I wanted to change that, even in small ways.
But first, I had to get his food.
I made my way to the meal cart, already spotting Jacobs lingering nearby. I should have expected him. He leaned casually against the wall, arms crossed, a smug smirk tugging at the corner of his mouth.
"Didnât take you for a babysitter, doc," he mused, his voice thick with faux charm. "Bringing the big guy toys now?"
I didnât take the bait, simply setting down the box and reaching for Königâs tray. The moment I lifted the lid, my stomach turned.
The food was blandâovercooked, dry, and utterly unappetizingâbut that wasnât what caught my attention.
It was the faint, crushed-up remnants of something mixed into the potatoes.
I frowned, glancing at the kitchen staff behind the counter. "What is this?"
One of them hesitated, looking over at Jacobs, who didnât bother to hide his grin.
"Standard procedure," he said smoothly. "Gotta make sure the big guy gets his meds one way or another."
I scoffed, shaking my head. "And this is the best you could do? Bland, disgusting, and drugged?" I looked back at the tray. "No wonder he doesnât eat."
Jacobsâ smirk didnât falter. "Youâre new here, doc. You donât get how things work."
I exhaled through my nose, turning fully to face him. "Oh, I understand just fine. I understand that König reacts to you the way he does because he distrusts you. And do you know why, Jacobs?" I tilted my head slightly, my voice eerily even. "Because you treat him like an animal."
The grin on Jacobsâ face twitched, just slightly, before hardening into something else.
I saw the shift in his posture, the way his muscles tensed, the way his jaw clenched. He wasnât used to people calling him out.
He took a step forward, lowering his voice. "Careful, doc," he murmured, his tone dripping with warning. "Youâre playing a dangerous game. Youâre new. They can replace you just as fast as they hired you."
I didnât flinch. Didnât react.
Instead, I simply smiled.
Not a kind one.
A cold one.
"Then I guess weâll see who lasts longer."
Jacobs' eyes flickered with something unreadable, something dark, before he huffed a quiet laugh and backed off. "Suit yourself."
I grabbed Königâs tray, picking up my box of activities, and walked away without another word.
When I returned to Königâs room, he was where I left himâsitting on the floor, his hood drawn low, his posture stiff but less guarded than before. His eyes flicked to the tray in my hands.
I set it down in front of him before carefully removing the plate and wiping the mashed potatoes clean with a napkin. The faint traces of crushed medication smeared onto the paper, proof of what had been hidden there.
Königâs gaze lingered on my movements.
I pushed the plate toward him. "Itâs out. You can take the pills when youâre ready."
He didnât move at first.
Then, slowly, his fingers curled around the fork. He picked at the food, shoving the vegetables aside until only the meat remained.
I made another note: He only eats the meat.
The water sat untouched.
I noticed the subtle way his fingers twitched toward it before retracting.
He was hesitant. Suspicious.
I picked up the napkin, holding it up so he could see the powdery remnants. "See?" I said quietly. "It was in the food, not the water."
His fingers flexed again.
A long silence stretched between us before he finally reached for the cup.
He didnât drink right away.
But he held it.
And for now, that was enough.
The small table between us felt like a fragile boundary, something uncertain but unbroken. I had spread out the activitiesâsimple things, nothing complicated. I wanted to see what he gravitated toward, what caught his interest.
König eyed them warily, his large hands clenching and unclenching at his sides. The pencil I had set near the notepad remained untouched. His fingers twitched toward it but never quite closed around it.
Minutes passed before he finally picked it up.
I didnât move. Didnât offer guidance. I just watched.
He held it awkwardly, his grip too tight, his movements stiff. When he tried to press it to the paper, it barely scratched across the surface, the pressure uneven. His breathing changedâshallow, irritated. The tip of the pencil snapped, and he gritted his teeth.
His fingers flexed, and the pencil rolled from his grip onto the floor. He didnât pick it up.
Instead, he reached for the puzzle.
I wrote in my notes without making a sound. Hesitant with fine motor skills. Difficulty gripping pencil. Signs of memory loss? Discomfort? Frustration.
The puzzle pieces were large, meant for children, but he didnât seem to care. He worked through them slowly, his massive fingers surprisingly careful as he fit the edges together.
Then, quietly, he mumbled.
The first time, I thought he was speaking to me.
But then I realizedâ
He was talking to himself.
His voice was low, muttering in German and occasionally switching to English. It wasnât nonsensical. It was structured, like a conversation.
"Here? Noâthere. That piece is wrong."
A beat of silence.
Thenâ
"No, it fitsâsee?"
A pause.
"It does not. Try again."
He was responding to himself.
Like two halves of his mind were speaking to each other.
I kept writing. Conversational murmuring. Auditory hallucinations? Inner dialogue?
I didnât react. Didnât try to stop him.
Königâs fingers trembled slightly when he got a piece wrong, his breathing uneven. He paused, his hood dipping forward, hands curling into fists before relaxing again.
Still, I said nothing.
He noticed.
"You are quiet." His voice cut through the room, sharp and suspicious.
I looked up from my notes. "Do you want me to speak?"
He stiffened, clearly not expecting the question. His fingers twitched again. "You are a doctor," he muttered. "You are supposed to⊠show me how it is done."
I set my pen down. "Do you want help?"
Silence.
His shoulders tensed. His fingers tapped against the table onceâtwice. His head tilted slightly beneath the hood, something unreadable in his posture.
He didnât answer.
And I didnât press.
I leaned back in my chair. "I believe people should ask for help when they need it," I said simply. "After theyâve tried to find a solution first."
Königâs breathing was slow, measured. He reached for another piece of the puzzle.
This time, he fit it in correctly.
He exhaledâquiet, barely noticeable. But I noticed.
And I wrote it down.
This^ guys I just found out what booping was this morning wtf....
I must've not ever been active ok halloween before????
Anyway HAPPY HALLOWEEN GUYSâĄ
IT'S BEEN AN HOUR AND ALL I'M DOING IS BOOPING AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAĂĂĂ ĂĂĂ
V x Fem! Drone! Reader
....if y'all couldn't tell- I've got a soft spot for V and there's not enough writings on her....I also love this idea, especially when Uzi jumps onto her like a lil parasite omg..
Anywayyy enjoy!! I will be taking a break of some other writings to do requests!!!
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V stalked through the rusted remains of the factory, her processors already bracing for impact. It always came at the worst timesâjust as she was focusing, just as she let her guard down. A blur of black and yellow would come screaming from the ceiling or an air vent, latching onto her like a parasite. And every time she peeled the annoying little cockroach off, Y/n would have some smug, flirty remark ready.
But today?
Nothing.
V made it across the main floor without so much as a rustle from the rafters. No blur of metal limbs. No annoying weight suddenly clinging to her shoulders.
She shouldâve been relieved. She wasnât.
Fifteen more steps. No pounce.
Okay. Weird.
Vâs optics flickered, scanning her surroundings. The place was silentâtoo silent. Normally, by now, sheâd be yanking Y/n off and enduring some dumb quip like, "Miss me? Youâre really bad at dodging, babes." But all she got was the distant creak of metal in the wind.
Her claws flexed, irritation bubbling up.
âAlright,â she snapped, voice echoing off the steel walls. âWhere the hell are you?â
Silence.
Vâs eye twitched.
She marched forward, kicking over a rusted crate. âWhat, you finally got bored of being insufferable?â Another crate went flying. âOr did someone finally squish you? âCause if so, I wanna shake their hand.â
Still nothing.
Her frown deepened. She hated this. It was too quiet, too still. It made her chest feelâughâweird.
V whirled around, optics glowing. âIf you donât drop on me in the next ten seconds, Iâm gonna find you and rip your stupid littleââ
She didnât get to finish.
A weight slammed onto her back, sending her stumbling forward. Arms wrapped around her shoulders, legs locking around her waist.
âAw, V, I knew you cared~â Y/n cooed, chin resting on Vâs head.
V froze. Then her claws clenched.
âYOU LITTLEââ She yanked Y/n off, holding her up by the collar like an oversized cat. âWhere the hell were you!?â
Y/n smirked. âOh? Did you miss me~?â
Vâs circuits shorted for half a second before she let out an exasperated groan, throwing Y/n into the nearest scrap pile. âI HATE YOU.â
Lying in the heap, Y/n just grinned, optics twinkling with mischief.
Oh yeah. V was so doomed.
2012 Mikey x GN! Reader
Fhahfhht guys I'm sorry, Raphael may be my bbg but like...Mikey is so sweet :( anyway, I am closing requests for School Bus Graveyard bc I don't get requested anything else :')
Much love!!
~Writer IcyâĄ
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Mikey sat on the rooftop, his legs dangling over the edge as he stared up at the stars, his nunchaku resting beside him. The night was quiet, save for the distant sounds of the city below. His usual sunny demeanor seemed dimmer, his shoulders hunched as if carrying the weight of the world.
When Y/N climbed up to join him, they immediately noticed something was off. Mikey wasnât cracking jokes or bouncing around like he usually did. Instead, he looked lost in thought, his orange mask slightly frayed from fidgeting.
âHey, Mikey,â Y/N said gently, sitting beside him. âWhatâs on your mind?â
He glanced at them, his bright blue eyes shadowed with worry. He let out a sigh before speaking, his voice unusually soft.
âItâs my brothers,â he admitted, rubbing the back of his neck. âI know theyâre just trying to keep me focused and all, but⊠lately, itâs like everything I do is wrong. Raphâs always telling me to âgrow up,â Donnieâs constantly pointing out my mistakes, and even Leoâs been getting on my case. I know I mess up sometimes, butâŠâ He trailed off, his voice cracking slightly.
Y/N placed a comforting hand on his, giving it a gentle squeeze. âMikey, youâre amazing just the way you are. They might not always show it, but your brothers love you. They just have a funny way of expressing it sometimes. You donât have to change who you are for anyone.â
Mikey looked at Y/N, a small, grateful smile breaking through his gloom. âYou really think so?â
âI know so,â Y/N replied firmly. âAnd I think you need a reminder of how awesome you are.â They stood and held out a hand, their eyes twinkling with excitement.
âWhat are you doing?â Mikey asked, tilting his head curiously.
âWeâre dancing,â Y/N declared, pulling him to his feet. âCome on, Mikey. Letâs forget about the world for a while.â
Mikeyâs eyes widened, but he couldnât help the laugh that bubbled up as Y/N spun him around on the rooftop. âDancing? Here? Now?â
âWhy not?â Y/N said, grinning as they twirled under the stars. âNo rules, no criticismâjust us.â
Mikeyâs heart swelled as he watched Y/N move with joy, their laughter filling the night air. He joined in, spinning and swaying with them, his usual carefree spirit reigniting.
âYouâre totally the best, you know that?â Mikey said, his voice soft as he held Y/Nâs hands and guided them into a playful dip.
âIâm just reminding you of what you already know,â Y/N teased, their smile as radiant as the stars above.
Mikey grinned, his worries melting away as he pulled them into a gentle spin. In that moment, with the city lights twinkling below and the stars shining above, he realized how lucky he was to have someone who saw the best in himâeven when he couldnât see it himself.
Asylum Patient! Konig x Doctor! GN! Reader
Warnings: Posted here
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I let the conversation flow, keeping it light, keeping it human. I talked about small thingsâbooks I had read, places I had visited, even the weather outside, though König probably hadnât seen the sky in a long time.
He responded in sharp, clipped sentences, his tone always edged with something cold. His words were blunt, sometimes outright rude, but I didnât react. If he was trying to push me away, heâd have to try harder than that.
It wasnât until I noticed the subtle shiftâthe absence of Jacobsâ shadow behind the mirror, the guards no longer lingeringâthat I finally steered the conversation where I needed it to go. His treatment.
âKönig,â I said evenly. âTell me about what they do to you.â
His entire posture changed.
His fingers twitched. His shoulders tensed. His breath came out just a little harsher. I saw it coming before it happened. His aggression flared like a match striking against stone.
*âYou think I want to talk about that?â* His voice was sharp, rising in volume. His heavy boots scraped against the floor as he shifted, his entire body coiled with pent-up frustration.
I didnât move. Didnât flinch. He wanted a reaction. I refused to give him one.
I stayed still, my hands resting loosely in my lap, my breathing slow and even. âI think you donât have to,â I murmured. âBut I also think you want someone to listen.â
His fists clenched. His chest heaved. He was fighting somethingâhimself.
For a moment, I thought he would snap. That he would grab the table, flip it, storm off, yell, something.
I spoke again. Soft. Steady. Grounding.
âYou donât have to prove anything to me, König.â
Something in him stilled. His breathing slowed. His fists loosened.
Then, as if something inside him finally caved in, he sank to the floor in front of me, his massive frame hunched, his head slightly bowed.
I let the silence settle before speaking again.
âThings are going to be different now.â
König let out a sharp, bitter laugh. âDifferent?â
âYes.â
I wasnât Jacobs. I wasnât the guards. I wasnât here to break himâI was here to help.
He scoffed but said nothing. I took that as an opportunity. âTell me how they treat you.â
He was silent for a long time. Thenâ
âThey taunt me,â he muttered. âMock me. They force me. Hit me. Tase me.â His breathing grew uneven. âThey cage me like an animal....Im not an animal- Im not supposed to be here! I need to be out. They need to let me out!"
My heart clenched. But my face remained neutral. His anger rose but I chose to refrain from engaging.
I had suspected something was wrong, but hearing it from him made it worse.
He had been fighting back because he had to. Because the people meant to help him had become the very thing he needed to be protected from. I met his gaze. âThat wonât happen anymore.â
He let out another low, bitter laugh. âAnd why should I believe that?â
âBecause Iâm going to be here more than Jacobs now,â I said simply. âAnd because I wonât force you to take medication youâre not supposed to.â
That made him pause.
I leaned forward slightly. âI donât believe in unnecessary pills. I believe in natural medicine. Things that actually help rather than subdue.â König didnât speak, but I could tell he was listening.
âYouâve been given drugs to control you, not to help you,â I continued. âI donât want you drugged into obedience. I want to figure out what actually works for you." A long silence stretched between us.
Then, finally, König shifted. His fingers flexed slightly, like he was mulling something over. ââŠWe will see,â he murmured, voice quieter now.
It wasnât trust.
Not yet.
But it was something.
A start.
I FINALLY DID IT-
I created my little sona-
I actually really like this, I'm not the artist though, Grem is so this is a work in progressđ„č anywaayyy, bare with me-
Writer Icy <3
Well, at some point I had to show up here... Hello!!!
I have read most of your writings, I love them.
How have you been? How have you feeling?
A question, do you think you can do a SBG x reader text? Some angst, I don't know... Maybe something to do with the Phantom world where the reader is so badly injured that his/her life is in danger, and the way each of the teenagers reacts.
(Only if you can, flower for you đč)
Omg your so sweet!! Thank you for the flower my star!! I appreciate your kindness<3
Recently, I threw out a storry on the reader sacrificing themselves for Tyler/Aiden and how theyd react, you can find it Here!!
If you want a more different story or headcannons or something, definitely dont hesitate to ask!! :))
Much love!!
-Writer Icy<3
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