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Title: The Spermatic Economy of Sound (or, Allen Walker and the Voice of Cross Marian in “What Timcampy Saw”)
Fandom: D. Gray-man
Genre: PWP, One-shot
Pairing: Allen Walker/Timcanpy (and maybe Cross/Tim and hints of Cross/Allen if you squint at it juuuuust right).
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Voyeurism and exhibitionism (sort of), discussions of the masturbatory habits of a young teenage boy.
Word Count: 3160
Summary: Sometimes it’s hard to know what your best friend wants. Especially when your best friend is a winged golden golem with an over-eager playback function and dubious sentience.
Disclaimer: Me no own. You no sue.
Notes: Written for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
dgm_fuh_q, round 1. Wow, it's been a hell of a long time since I wrote fic. “Spermatic Economy” is not a phrase of my making—the term comes from a 19th Century theory of sex (particularly of men’s reproductive capacity) that’s not too far from Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper’s obsession with preserving his “precious bodily fluids” in the movie Dr. Strangelove. Also, for all those HP fans on my flist, for Timcanpy read: "the golden snitch."
( There were certain inescapable falsities in Allen Walker's life. Truth be told, there had probably always been. )
Fandom: D. Gray-man
Genre: PWP, One-shot
Pairing: Allen Walker/Timcanpy (and maybe Cross/Tim and hints of Cross/Allen if you squint at it juuuuust right).
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Voyeurism and exhibitionism (sort of), discussions of the masturbatory habits of a young teenage boy.
Word Count: 3160
Summary: Sometimes it’s hard to know what your best friend wants. Especially when your best friend is a winged golden golem with an over-eager playback function and dubious sentience.
Disclaimer: Me no own. You no sue.
Notes: Written for
dgm_fuh_q, round 1. Wow, it's been a hell of a long time since I wrote fic. “Spermatic Economy” is not a phrase of my making—the term comes from a 19th Century theory of sex (particularly of men’s reproductive capacity) that’s not too far from Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper’s obsession with preserving his “precious bodily fluids” in the movie Dr. Strangelove. ( There were certain inescapable falsities in Allen Walker's life. Truth be told, there had probably always been. )
