Summary: Because sacrifices need to be made, no matter how small, for the greater good. Not every action is as significant for him as it is for others, but Ingo believes that the small things—like letting Hilda sleep on his desk—eventually add up.
Notes: 535 words.
The season of lazy days at desks has arrived again. May’s only started, and I can already see that my duties are going to spill over into June and beyond.
Summary: They’re meant to be having a serious discussion with their fiery brunette about their relationship(s), but somehow it turns into an afternoon nap for Hilda and an afternoon stand-off for Elesa and Ingo. It’s okay, because things sort themselves out in the end.
Notes: 415 words. ElesaxHildaxIngo. Yeah, I went there.
A sock-clad foot tapped against the floor. “Ingo.”
“Hilda,” the man replied weakly.
Hilda’s foot tapped faster.
Ingo gulped and averted his eyes towards the hallway. “It was an honest accident,” he assured the brunette.
“Sure it was,” Hilda replied, eyebrows furrowing together. “And I suppose the previous attempts at murder were minor accidents as well.”
“Are you insinuating that my Chandelure has attempted to murder you multiple times?”
“Your Chandelure just tried to set my hair—and my head—on fire!”
“Chandelure’s flames don’t physically burn!”
“Ingo, it tried to use Overheat on me!”
Having no defence, Ingo closed his mouth and looked away, using the rim of his cap to avoid Hilda’s piercing glare.
The foot tapping stopped as Hilda shifted her hips and stood akimbo, staring up at the Subway Boss. “Ingo, it’s me or it.”
Ingo tilted his head. “Technically, Chandelure is a male—”
Hilda let out a cry. “Real helpful there, thanks!” she grumbled, throwing her hands in the air. “Your Chandelure is trying to kill me, and all you can comment on is his gender! I thought the boyfriend was supposed to get hell from the girlfriend’s pet!”
The aforementioned ‘pet’ looked up from its perch on Ingo’s shoulder and leered at Hilda.
“Ingo, it’s glaring at me! I told you it wanted me dead!”
“Chandelure is a male, thank you very much!”
Summary: In the middle of the sudden coup and battle for the throne of Unova, Prince Cheren goes missing and the twin dragons of Unova myth are summoned. Hilda and Ingo find a brief reprise before they attempt to take the palace back from the rebels, Team Plasma.
Notes: Fantasy/Medieval!AU, loosely based off the later parts of the Black/White plot. 600 words. A fill for darthlenaplant’s request/prompt (will be posted at a later date), though I’m still trying to make a longer fill.
Where’d my Spring break go and why does the tennis season start the day after we go back to school? Why am I not sleeping so I can wake up on time tomorrow? Why are the green tea chocolates that I just made an hour ago halfway finished? These questions could be easily answered if I didn’t have to deal with this bull the day classes resumed.
Summary: Hilda starts another afternoon of Ingo-bugging. Except not really, because something’s different.
Notes: 550 words. ExpressShipping. Pretty short and sweet.
Summary: It figures that when he wants something, it’s not something he should have. It’s too bad that all he knows is how to be a responsible (normal) adult, otherwise they’d both be better off in the end.
Notes: 489 words. Hinted (but not really) ExpressShipping. I’m on break for the next two weeks, so I hope to get more stuff done (unless work and my other thing end up taking all my time).
