If he could, it surely would have happened by now.
Even if giving up this body now had meant that he wouldn’t be able to become corporeal to anyone for decades, he would have done so, but he couldn’t. Now, years later, he was bruised again, though not nearly as bloody. This fill is of Pitch recovering from the prompted scenario, coming to the conclusion that there’s something very wrong with the newest Guardian, and calling on another spirit as his next defense.Īfter the Nightmares had turned on him, Pitch had wanted to leave his bruised and bloodied body behind, to start over with something new. The interesting thing about this prompt is how the first sentence doesn’t relate at all to the rest of it. +++Jack likes it rough Pitch doesn’t like it at all ++Snarky Jack being oh so casual with his threats +Pitch is initially repulsed/horrified by the idea of sleeping with Jack His next move is simple:īlackmail– Jack threatens that if Pitch were to refuse him again, he’d tell his fellow Guardians some not so nice lies about Pitch taking advantage of him. He’s wrong however Pitch rejects him, but Jack won’t except no for an answer.
He seeks out Pitch under the impression that such a lonely guy would screw just about anything. Now that he’s a Guardian, he can’t move around freely and bed whomever he wants, even during peace times. It’s been a while (years? decades? centuries?) since Jack’s had a good lay.
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