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Title: when the wind blows the water white and black
Author: seraphcelene
Email: seraphcelene[at]gmail[dot]com
Spoilers: Can we even spoil The Little Mermaid at this point?
Rating: PG-13 for one use of language
Feedback: Is like air and highly addictive. In other words, yes, please.
Disclaimer: Descendants 2 and The Little Mermaid belong to Disney, Hans Christian Anderson, and other people who are not me. I’m only taking them out for a little exercise.
Summary: This is really all a terrible mistake. Disney’s Descendants 2 was on in the background. I wasn’t even really looking at it, but Uma was pretty hard to miss. That got me thinking about the messy, clusterfuck of a franchise this has got to be and how none of the junior villains have more than one parent. So … how does a sea witch spawn? It’s definitely not asexual. Set during The Little Mermaid, somewhere between Ursula’s transformation and her fateful walk along the beach.
Ursula took him from the shore.
Listing, a bottle in his hand, punch-drunk, he staggered on the sand. He was handsome and tall, ebon skin and eyes restless as the tide. Ursula lounged among an outcropping of rocks, and smiled when she saw him. A man without a home, his shuffling footsteps displaced sand and took him exactly nowhere.
He turned his face, longing reflected up to the silver-coin moon hanging high in the sky, and hummed to himself some half-hearted, off key melody that she did not recognize. She winced at the warbling, unsteady sound, but creeped closer despite it. Her bespelled body, half-new and still changing wanted him, as if the lust of the mermaid whose body she had stolen still infected the form.
Read it at A03
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Author: seraphcelene
Email: seraphcelene[at]gmail[dot]com
Spoilers: Can we even spoil The Little Mermaid at this point?
Rating: PG-13 for one use of language
Feedback: Is like air and highly addictive. In other words, yes, please.
Disclaimer: Descendants 2 and The Little Mermaid belong to Disney, Hans Christian Anderson, and other people who are not me. I’m only taking them out for a little exercise.
Summary: This is really all a terrible mistake. Disney’s Descendants 2 was on in the background. I wasn’t even really looking at it, but Uma was pretty hard to miss. That got me thinking about the messy, clusterfuck of a franchise this has got to be and how none of the junior villains have more than one parent. So … how does a sea witch spawn? It’s definitely not asexual. Set during The Little Mermaid, somewhere between Ursula’s transformation and her fateful walk along the beach.
My heart is pierced by Cupid
I disdain all glittering gold
There is nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold
Ursula took him from the shore.
Listing, a bottle in his hand, punch-drunk, he staggered on the sand. He was handsome and tall, ebon skin and eyes restless as the tide. Ursula lounged among an outcropping of rocks, and smiled when she saw him. A man without a home, his shuffling footsteps displaced sand and took him exactly nowhere.
He turned his face, longing reflected up to the silver-coin moon hanging high in the sky, and hummed to himself some half-hearted, off key melody that she did not recognize. She winced at the warbling, unsteady sound, but creeped closer despite it. Her bespelled body, half-new and still changing wanted him, as if the lust of the mermaid whose body she had stolen still infected the form.
Read it at A03
( Read it Here )
