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No. 12061
Hello. This is a fun idea I had and I hope you guys enjoy it as well. All thoughts and criticisms are welcome!

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The Jeep was a clunky and the wind wasn’t much relief for the sweltering sun that beat down on the makeshift cloth roof. Sweat slid down Spy’s lips and soaked into his cigarette. He spit it out, letting it get lost in the dust. He hated the heat here. He hated the heat, he hated the sweat, and he hated that he’d been pulled out of Austria right in the middle of his mission to get stranded in some dead-end, middle of nowhere fort.

The middle-aged woman, with her never-ending trail of cigarettes, had kicked in the door to his bedroom where he’d been sleeping with his main informant. She was a pretty little woman who was the mark’s mistreated mistress. This new woman, she laughed and laughed even while Spy had a gun pointed at her face.

She told him that he didn’t have to fuck women for information anymore. She told him that he’d be making much more money if he had coffee with her. The funny thing was that Spy can’t even remember the girl’s name, the one he’d been right in the middle of fucking when the woman he’d later call The Announcer came kicking in his door.

Which was how Spy’s boots crunched in the dust, a duffle bag of clothing and a suitcase clutched tightly in his gloved hands.

The two forts were ugly concrete slabs surrounded by a chain link fence. It was nothing like the sweet hills and clear lakes of Austria.

Apparently Spy was going to be a part of the team. He would only refer to himself as the Spy, and his colleagues as the labels that they had been given. The Smoking Woman had told him not to fear death for while he was working this job, he would never die.

He opened the door to the fort. His teammates stared at him. They’d been working there for the past year. A gruff fellow barked at him.

“Three doors down on the left—be ready at oh six hundred, maggot!”

That was his warm welcome from the BLU team.

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The fighting was brutal and at first it was refreshing to be drawing so much blood—but it got old fast.

He never died and neither did his enemies. They collected information, but did it really matter? Soldier thought so. Everyone else… Spy had a feeling that no one else was committed. Engineer was in it for the research, and everyone else, as far as Spy could tell, was in it for the money.

It was late, the fight was over, and Spy had died three times. The enemy Sniper shot him twice; a nice clean shot to the head, Spy didn’t even know what had hit him. The third time though, he’d been burnt alive.

Spy dragged his fingers down his mask. It was soaked with sweat. It made him want to gag.

The Scout bumped past him, slinging his arm around their Pyro and Demoman. The kid was a wiry one, with long legs and a loud voice. He laughed, walking like he hadn’t gotten his spine blown in half by a shotgun, which Spy had seen happen to him.

“Rough shit today, fellahs!” The kid was either stupidly optimistic or the BLU team was used to losing badly. Spy shot a glance over their Sniper. The Australian’s lips curled, and Spy found himself returning the smirk. “Fucking bullshit the Wolf didn’t show up today, though.”

Spy head jerked forward.

“Wolf?” Scout turned, his arms still around Demoman and Pyro. His feet dragged a little. “What… wolf?”

The boy grinned wide and dropped away from his friends. His shoes kicked up dust.

“What, Frenchie, Miss Pauling didn’t tell you about the Wolf?”

Spy shook his head. When he looked back to see if maybe Sniper could help him out, the Australian was gone.

Before Spy could try and locate him Scout spit into the dirt right where Spy was about to step. He adjusted his pace and Scout grinned.

“The Wolf, my friend, is our saving grace. The other team doesn’t have one. But we do.” When Spy’s face didn’t slacken with recognition or understanding, Scout rolled his eyes. “All right, let me tell you about the Wolf.”

Scout told Spy that there was a Wolf that would come when things got really tight. He said that everyone on the team had been rescued by the Wolf some time or another, some of them more than once. Scout was the first one to tell his story to Spy, which didn’t surprise Spy in the least. Scout loved to talk.

“All right so I had dodged a RED sentry and I thought I was in the clear, you know?” Scout cracked open the carbonated piss they called beer even though Spy would be willing to bet half his commission that the boy wasn’t old enough to drink it. Spy leaned forward on the table he was sitting on, his legs swinging and hitting the cabinets. Spy nodded, waiting patiently hoping that the payoff to this story would be worth the wait. “But turns out their Pyro was waiting right around the corner—s’good strategy, you know?”

Spy blew out a long exhale of smoke.

“Sure, fine, but what about this wolf—”

“Wolf! The Wolf is capitalized, I can hear you not capitalizing.” Scout rolled his eyes. “Be patient, geez.” Scout gestures a lot with his hands, slapping Spy’s knee when he thought he wasn’t listening. “I could smell the gas cookin’ and that RED fucker, he’s different than our guy—our guy has a soul. That fucker—that fucker’s crazy.”

Spy thought of the smell of his own flesh sizzling right before death’s sweet kiss let him sleep for a few moments before he was back on the field.

“I’m well aware.”

Scout sneered.

“Yeah, well, I thought I was toast. And right as that sucker’s starting to get ready to fry me—this Wolf comes down on him hard.”

Spy tilted his head to the side.

“A… Wolf?”

Scout nods, his eyes bright and his cheeks flushed.

“The biggest Wolf you’ve ever seen. It was huge, and it tore that Pyro to pieces. And me, I can’t move because that Wolf—it’s got fur that’s so black it’s like staring out into a pit. And those teeth—that rubber suit was nothing against that Wolf’s teeth. I thought it was gonna kill me next but once it was done it just looked at me, panting and you know how dogs smile?” Spy nodded. “Well, I swear to you it was smiling at me, wagging its tail like it was no big deal. It ran on past me, and I couldn’t catch up to it, that’s how fast it was!”

Spy rolled his eyes and stood up, lighting another cigarette.

“Good night, Scout.”

“Wait!” Scout jumped up. “You don’t believe me?”

Spy smirked.

“I’m not twelve, boy. I’m sure the girls at home would love to hear your story, though.”

Scout kept shouting after Spy that he was telling the truth, that he wasn’t a liar, but Spy kept just laughed. He didn’t believe little boys who cried “wolf.”

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Spy learned to take his showers in the middle of the night. Heavy, Medic, Soldier, Demo, and Scout showered together like it was a team building exercise. Pyro was after their group and it was an unspoken agreement that the man or woman under that suit got an hour to him or herself.

Spy would dart in quickly after that, after he could hear the weird whistle muffled by rubber.

He ran the water cold because it was the one time of day that he could feel cool. Spy hung his cloth mask up and stripped down, his feet splashing against the tiles. He grimaced and washed the sweaty grime off him, watching it spiral down the drain.

He didn’t take long. In Austria he’d take long baths but there was no such luxury, not where he was now.

The towel was rough against his skin but it got the job done. He dried his hair and pulled on his mask first before any other clothing. He was just securing his belt when a throat cleared from the doorway.

Spy whirled around to see Sniper, his shirt in his fist and his aviators sliding down his nose. Spy was also shirtless, and he refused to let his cheeks get warm as he pulled on his white tank top.

“Good evening.”

Even if he didn’t really know the man aside from a shared smirk, Spy’s mother had raised him to be polite. Sniper’s mouth opened, and Spy could almost see his reply, the repeating of the simple greeting—but then they withered on the Australian’s tongue. Sniper’s nostrils flared.

“Are you wearin’ perfume?” Spy’s lips curled into a frown, his fists clenching around his shirt and gloves. Before he could force his way around Sniper, he blocked Spy continued, his cheeks pink. “Sorry—cologne, that’s what they call it. Are you wearing cologne?”

Spy rolled his eyes.

“I just got out of the shower, bushman, I assure you whatever you smell is all me.” Spy stepped into Sniper’s personal space, enjoying when the other man had to take another step back. “Get out of my way.”

They were both still for a moment, and then Sniper was the one who took two steps forward, his breath hot against Spy’s skin and cloth mask.

“It was just a question, spook.”

His voice was a low growl in his chest and Spy’s initial thought was that Sniper was going to kill him right there. Instead, he stalked past him, his crocodile-tooth necklace swaying as he twisted the water on the showers. Spy didn’t give himself a moment to recover; he didn’t slump against the tiles and catch the breath that had been frozen in his lungs. No, he did that as soon as he closed the door to his bedroom, his legs shaking so hard that he sank to the floor.

As Spy’s heart thundered in his chest he squeezed his thigh, the pain bringing him back down to earth, back to reality. He couldn’t explain why he was so terrified, because Spy wasn’t scared, not of his own teammates and certainly not of some filthy Australian who threw his own piss at the enemy. Spy had taken down much more dangerous men than the Sniper.

And… though he’d never admit, even under pain of death, but he was hard. He was so hard that Spy had to press the heel of his hand against himself, his hips jerking helplessly—just that single bit of stimulation caused him to come in his pants like a teenager.

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The suitcase was heavy in Spy’s hand and he hated how down to the nose this round ended up being. But most of the circumstances were out of his hands, Scout’s loud mouth, and their Pyro’s tendency to get lost in killing the enemy. But Spy had been sloppy and he’d taken too long to kill the enemy Heavy and Medic.

Blood seeped out of a shoulder wound, but Spy didn’t focus on it as he crept along the walls of the enemy base. He only paid attention for any sound of the enemy. He bit his lip, and the war was chaotic enough for a dash across the battlefield.

Spy switched on his camouflage, took a breath, and sprinted. He jumped over the fallen bodies that would fade soon anyway and dodged their own Heavy who was locked in battle with the enemy Soldier. Just as he managed to get past them—a shot rang out, a loud crack in the air, and heat whizzed past Spy’s shoulder.

He spared a look and he saw the RED Scout, dead on the ground from a nice shot right between his eyes. He’d been following Spy. Spy didn’t have to look up high to know who had covered him.

Spy ran inside the base, and the day had been a successful one. Spy felt himself smiling as the team rushed him, slapping him on the back. Even Soldier seemed to be okay with congratulating him despite his French heritage. Demoman slung his arm around Spy and Pyro said something unintelligible while shaking Spy’s hand.

Heavy offered Spy a sandwich with a monstrous bite out of it and before Spy could recoil, Medic grabbed him and hauled him off to the Infirmary.

The Medic was a man that had a coldness about him, which Spy didn’t exactly mind. The man’s bedside manner might have been atrocious but he got the job done without a fuss. Spy respected that.

“Ach.” Medic had allowed Spy to peel off his suit jacket and vest, but the white shirt was hopeless and Medic cut it of with a few quick swipes of a scalpel. “Lucky for you, it was a clean shot.”

Spy restrained himself from saying that he didn’t feel lucky, not when Medic flushed the wound out with alcohol and all Spy could do was grind his teeth together to stop himself from crying out.

When he opened his eyes he saw that Scout was scrutinizing him. Spy tried not to grimace as the doctor began to wrap his wounds without acknowledging the boy’s presence, but Scout didn’t seem to mind.

“You were awesome out there, brother!” Spy managed a thin smile and Scout returned it before going back to staring at Spy like he was a wild animal. “Do you really not believe me about the Wolf?”

Medic’s knot tightened and Spy actually hissed and sat up as white-hot streaks of pain darted across his vision. The German glared at Scout, pointing at him with a bloody gloved finger.

“Get out of here!”

Scout was taken aback.

“C’mon, doc, I know you’ve seen it, Heavy told us—”

“Only patients are permitted to stay in here, get out or I will give you the injuries to make you an exception!”

Scout was gone faster than the bullet that had flown through Spy’s shoulder. Medic’s cheeks were red, and he turned away from Spy. His shoulders were shaking and he stripped off his gloves and tossed them into the sink. The air was freezing and Spy got up without a word.

Even though no one thought so, Spy respected his teammates’ privacy.

Later that night, Spy grimaced as he stood under the cold water. He had to be careful not to get his bandages too wet, but he couldn’t help but be tempted, the flesh around the wound was hot. He shook the water off him, twisting the knob until the showers were off.

His pants were easy to put on, but he hesitated with the shirt. He grimaced and pulled it over his head, hissing because it tugged at his wound. Spy’s arms spasmed and he was caught in his shirt for a shirt, painful moment. Spy took a deep breath, hating himself for getting shot, and hating the fact that he wasn’t in Austria—

His shirt was being pulled down, and Spy made a startled noise in his throat and he automatically shoved himself into the weight that had appeared so close to him.

“Whoa now.” Strong, calloused hands steadied him, and Spy’s shirt was tugged down with a final jerk and he was released from his cloth prison. Sniper was there, a crooked, awkward smile on his face. “Just tryin’ to help, mate.”

Spy was trying not to outwardly show his horror that Sniper had somehow managed to sneak up on him. He cleared his throat, tugging at his tank top.

“Thanks.”

The air between them was thick and Spy was about to leave with what little of his dignity he still had left when Sniper’s cleared throat stopped him.

“Look, about the other night.” Spy turned to see Sniper scratching the back of his neck, looking down at the cracked tiles. “I shouldn’t have been so short with you. Just… it was just a long day, you know?”

His smile wobbled, shaky and unsure. Spy let his lips curl.

“I was a bit… curt as well.” He shrugged. “No one likes being the new kid.”

Sniper’s laughter echoed off the walls, and Spy soon found himself joining in. When the mirth petered off, Sniper grinned, wide, bright, and so genuine that it caught Spy off guard.

“I hear ya, mate.” He turned, still chuckling. “I’ll see you around, spook.”

Walking back to his room hadn’t ever felt so… good before. Spy tried to remember the last time he’d laughed like that and found that he couldn’t recall. He laid stretched out on his bed, his mask off and his fingers resting on his stomach.

Spy finally got a full night’s sleep.

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The worst part about this new assignment was the brief pause between battles. They could range from thirty seconds to two hours, but waiting was the worst part. Spy just wanted to get it over with, to die, respawn, fight, and repeat the process.

He waited on the sidelines and Demo sauntered up to him, letting out a wet burp as a greeting. Spy wrinkled his nose but Demo didn’t notice or he didn’t care. Either way, Spy wouldn’t be surprised.

“Ah, I hate sittin’ here like cattle waitin’ to get slaughtered.” Demo slugged down three gulps of the vile liquid he kept on him at all times. “S’not like they’ll beat us in the end. We’ve got a Wolf.”

Spy turned at that, smiling crookedly.

“Oh come on, you don’t actually believe Scout’s story—”

“Who said anything about Scout?” Demo narrowed his eye at Spy. “I’ve seen it with me own eye!”

Spy sighed, lighting a cigarette.

“Really?”

Demo frowned at the apathetic disbelief in Spy’s voice.

“Oh, you smirk now, but just you wait until you get in a jam and the only thing between you and agony is that beast tearin’ your enemy limb from limb.” Demo sniffed, looking out across the long stretch of sand to the enemy base. “It was a Scout that was gonna do me in—that little bastard is fast. Not as fast as ours, we’ve got the best, but still—faster than you or me.” Demo grimaced. “That bastard, he broke both my legs, and it wasn’t warfare, the kid’s a bit sick, I think he’s been fightin’ too long. He was gonna make my death slow, which ain’t fair—and then…” Spy watched as goose bumps popped up on Demo’s skin even though it was over one hundred degrees outside. “It came from the side, I don’t know how it found me… we were deep in the sewers. Scout couldn’t outrun it—he didn’t get far but you could tell that beast was even faster than the Scout. And those teeth—”

The intercom crackled to life and the Announcer’s smoky voice echoed over the field. Demo screwed the cap on his bottle and Spy spat out his cigarette and activated his cloak.

Throughout the entire fight Spy found himself keeping an eye out. He told himself it was a good habit, every Spy always had to make sure his back was covered. But deep down he knew he was looking for blurs of dark fur and sharp teeth.

Ice-cold water sprayed against Spy’s skin. The heat must have been getting to him because wolves the size that Demo and Scout had been ranting about—they only existed in nightmares. They must have been trying to fool him, some petty game they would play with the newcomers. It couldn’t have been real…

Spy switched the water off, rubbing his hair dry quickly before stepping into his pants.

When he turned, Sniper was already sitting on the bench at the start of the shower room. He popped a bone in his neck, sighing and smiling at the sensation.

“Evenin.’” Sniper stretched, another groan slipping out of him. Spy rubbed his eyes, partially because he was tired, but the real reason because the situation felt like a hallucination brought on by not getting laid. Spy’s skin tightened when Sniper stretched his long legs out. Thankfully he was still wearing pants. “Did you have a nice shower?”

Spy’s tongue felt too sizes too big when he spoke.

“Yeah.” He cleared his throat. “Yes.”

Spy left, his heart hammering in his chest. He got back to his room and kicked off his clothes and fell onto the bed. The Sniper was just being kind, tolerating, that’s all. There had been nothing sexual about that encounter. Spy shivered… and when he closed his eyes, he was back in the shower room only this time the showers ran hot, steam billowing in the whole room.

There was a shadow in the fog, and Spy was pressed against the tiles, fog still clinging to Sniper’s body. Spy’s body arched, his skin tingling as Sniper’s tongue dragged up Spy’s neck, licking away at the beads of water.

“Did you have a nice shower?”

He was still wearing his stupid jeans while Spy was naked. Sniper grinned against Spy’s skin when the Frenchman writhed against him. He couldn’t break his wrists free of Sniper’s iron-like grasp. Sniper’s hips ground against Spy’s once, the denim a wicked torture against Spy’s hypersensitive skin. Sniper kept it up for two more thrusts, but then stopped.

“You want more?”

Sniper chuckled against Spy’s lips. Everything was so blurry, the showers kept pumping out more hot water, more steam… and Spy’s cock twitched, his thighs trembling, seeking out friction.

“Yes. Please.”

It wasn’t the phantom feel of denim against his aching cock that brought him off; it wasn’t the eager tongue and teeth that scraped down his neck… it was the deep, rumbling growl that echoed in the showers that made Spy’s eyes fly open, his mouth slack as his hand, which had crept down below the sheets somewhere along Spy’s fantasy, flew over his cock until—

His body went slack, a sticky mess shooting into the sheets. Spy sighed and kicked the sheets off. He’d do laundry later, in a few minutes, after a quick doze…

Seconds later he was asleep.
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>> No. 12428
OH MY OH MY this is SO GOOD I am so very eager to read more of it,
>> No. 12443
Usually a fic like this would annoy me...

But dear God is this ever done right.

I love it. Moar please.
>> No. 12512
It's possible that Sniper smelled RED on Spy's mask since he probably not washed it before meeting with the Sniper.

Also, OP, you are killing me here with that hurt, lonely Sniper. It is a slow, lovely pain. Please update soon.
>> No. 12517
Thank you so much for the kind words and criticisms. I hope you all like the update, I'd be happy to hear from you!

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If a gale could howl through the showers it would have been appropriate at that moment. Spy could see Sniper’s nostrils flaring and the bushman turned back toward the bench, where Spy’s clothes were folded neatly in a pile. Spy wondered how he couldn’t have seen what Sniper really was before. Once he knew… it was obvious. His eyes, the scar down his face, the way he moved, it was obvious that Sniper belonged in the wild.

Sniper’s hands were clenched into fists but he didn’t make a move toward or away from Spy.

“He has been trying to recruit me to help him catch the Wolf.”

Sniper’s breathing froze and Spy didn’t feel any satisfaction from the flash of fear that skittered across Sniper’s features. He thought it would feel good to have Sniper be the one feeling afraid for once, but it left Spy feeling empty.

“Oh.”

His voice sounded hollow. It made Spy feel like the worst, slimiest maggot in the dirt. He squeezed his towel.

“I’m not going to tell him.” Spy glared at the tiles, unable to look Sniper in the eye. “What you are… doesn’t change the fact that you’re on my team, and my contract labels me as a BLU as well. Whether or not people believe me because of my profession, I’m not a traitor.”

When Spy looked up, Sniper was offering his hand. Spy told himself that the only reason he took it was because he didn’t trust his legs to support him and not because he’d missed the feel of Sniper’s calloused hands.

Sniper let him go as soon as Spy was on his feet. Spy went to the bench and pulled on his clothes, not looking over his shoulder to check and see if Sniper was watching. Spy knew he was. He lit a cigarette as he headed out, when he heard a deep rumble.

“Thank you.”

Spy didn’t turn around, and he imaged that the voice came from the dark, where the only thing you could see were bright blue eyes and shining teeth. He blew out smoke and told himself he was imagining the Wolf’s breath on his neck.

“You’re welcome.”

He left and when he went to sleep he didn’t have a nightmare.

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It was a long series of weeks where Spy never felt like he slept long enough. Every day he felt more tired than the last no matter how much sleep he ended up getting. On Friday, Spy felt himself making more mistakes than he was comfortable with. He’d just barely dodged the RED Pyro, and when he turned the corner he came face-to-face with the RED Spy.

The hesitation between them both was unprofessional and would gather suspicion if they had an audience. The RED Spy whipped out his knife, and Spy did too—except he dropped his into the sand. He grimaced and got ready for the blade he deserved in his chest.

Three cracking shots rang out and heat seared past Spy’s head.

When time caught up to Spy, he saw his enemy counter-part on the ground, his head strewn out over the sand from three bullets that had roared through the flesh and bone. Spy didn’t have to turn around to know that it had been Sniper. He kept moving and at the end of the day, no team came out as the clear victor. Spy had a few cuts and bruises. He saw that Sniper had a large gash on his forehead; he kept wiping blood out of his eyes.

Usually, after a fight, Medic would be fussing over the most injured and dragging them to the Infirmary. Spy had been on the receiving end of Medic’s scrutinizing eyes more time than he could count. However, Medic didn’t even glance at Sniper and the blood running down his face. Instead, Medic snatched Spy’s wrist, bloodied and bruised, and clucked his tongue.

“Come with me.”

Medic shoved Spy down on a chair and was cutting away Spy’s sleeves before the Frenchman could stop him. Spy hissed as Medic poured alcohol over the wounds and he managed to keep himself from jerking his hand back. Medic was wrapping the gauze around Spy’s wrist when Spy thought about the blood dripping down Sniper’s face and how Medic didn’t even look at him.

“When did you see the Wolf?”

Medic’s hands paused. At first, Spy thought the doctor wouldn’t answer him. Medic wasn’t afraid to tell someone to mind their own business. Instead, Medic sighed and continued wrapping Spy’s wounds.

“It was my second week. It was a long time ago… and Respawn had glitches.” Spy’s blood went cold and Medic caught his eyes long enough to curl his lips in a humorless smirk. “One could never be sure if they were going to come back. We did our best not to die until they got it sorted out… but death, as you know, doesn’t warn you ahead of time when it is coming.”

The doctor paused, and when he turned away, Spy let him have a brief moment before he sat up in the chair.

“What happened?”

Medic’s shoulders slumped.

“We were overwhelmed. I was separated from the group, and for a while, with all the noise and blood—it was impossible to find them. It sounds ludicrous but you understand.” Spy nodded. He did understand. “The first person I found was Heavy, and he was almost dead. I put the Medigun on him, but it would take several minutes to get him walking again. On the battlefield, we don’t have seconds, let along minutes. The enemy Soldier and Pyro caught us—and that was when…”

He stopped and looked away before turning on the sink. Medic ran his hands under the water and Spy lit a cigarette.

“That’s when the Wolf rescued you.”

Medic turned around quickly, his eyes icy.

“Wild animals don’t rescue anyone. They can not be trusted and they can not be controlled.” Medic wiped his hands off on his slacks and grimaced. “I don’t care how many of us it has saved.”

Spy stood up.

“Is that why you don’t treat Sniper?”

Medic jumped like an electrical shock went through him. When the Medic turned toward Spy his face was grey. German slipped out of his mouth, too soft to make out but Spy could hear the terror in Medic’s voice. Medic’s mouth moved but his breath was thin, every noise that managed to escape his lips were hoarse wheezes.

Spy watched him panic, then quickly get a grip on himself. Medic turned and ran his fingers through his dark hair, which was starting to go grey at the sides. His breathing evened out, and when he turned his eyes held their usual cold, hard gaze.

“Is he aware you know?” Spy nodded, and Medic’s frown deepened, making him look years older. “You’ll keep this conversation between us?”

Spy dipped his head down.

“Of course.”

Medic snapped his gloves back on.

“Good. Now get out of my Infirmary.”

Spy strode out of the office, almost running into Heavy on his way out. He heard the Russian call out Medic’s name, knowing that something was wrong. Heavy looked back to Spy, but he could either chase after the Frenchman or stay with Medic.

Heavy stayed, just as Spy knew he would.

::::

Spy smoked through an entire pack of cigarettes as he kept mulling over the facts.

The RED Spy was right. The rules from the outside world didn’t apply in the war they were caught up in. Protecting an ally was different, and so was bringing down the enemy. In a place where death didn’t factor in, different factors had to be taken into account to make a man remember what it was like to feel fear.

Companionship was not something Spy was used to. Spies, after all, were not known for making and keeping friends. But it was almost impossible not to find a kinship with his men. It made them fight better, when they were able to know how the other would move, what weaknesses they all held. Spy knew that he wasn’t immune to it, the constant company of his teammates. He could tell when Soldier would throw him out of a blast zone or when Pyro knew exactly what food to make for Spy when Spy wasn’t feeling well.

Spy knew all of Demoman’s songs, a mixture of English and slurred drunken murmurs. He knew that Heavy was smarter than he let on to be, and that Medic would sometimes look at Heavy in such a way that Spy would avert his eyes to give that intimacy the privacy it deserved. He would help Scout figure out different ways to say, “I’m okay,” in his letters to his mother. Even Engineer would adjust Spy’s watch after a rough fight.

The stars were out, and Spy remembered he’d once slept with a man who, after they’d spent all night making love, pointed to each constellation and recited their name and meaning. Spy could never see anything more than the beautiful, scattered stars, no matter how many times that man said the shape they were supposed to make.

Spy’s boots crunched against the sand.

The team shared secrets with each other. But Spy, and the Medic as well, were aware of one secret that trumped any drunken slip of the tongue.

He crushed his last cigarette under his heel and knocked on the flimsy door.

The first thing Spy learned in his career was that fear was something to be squashed at any cost. There would always be an anxiety, of getting caught, but true fear made a man weak.

Spy would not allow himself to become weak.

The door opened, and Sniper’s aviators slid down his nose when his eyes landed on Spy. A crisp wind blew right through Spy’s bones. Sniper inhaled sharply, and Spy wondered what the Australian could smell on him. Spy shifted his weight from one foot to the other.

“It’s cold out. Invite me in.”

Sniper’s lips curled into a crooked but wary smile.

“As you wish, spook.”

The man stepped to the side, and Spy didn’t let himself hesitate before going inside.

TBC
>> No. 12518
Perfect fanfic? You've made it
>> No. 12519
OM NOM NOM NOM <3 Was so happy to see an update >:D
>> No. 12520
You probably shouldn't use emotes like that here anon 38. Its frowned upon and makes you look like you aren't old enough to be on this site. Just giving you a heads up for future posting.
>> No. 12726
I physically cannot stop myself re-reading this fanfiction over and over. This is the standard I now judge all other fanfics by!
>> No. 12729
This is just a polite reminder to please type "sage" into the email field if the fic hasn't been updated for a few days or more. I was very excited at the thought that this fic had updated, but it hadn't been.

It is one of the greatest ones I've read here so far, though!
>> No. 12732
There are definitely grammatical errors and awkward sentences (even whole paragraphs) in this fic, but I do really like the story.
>> No. 12811
I love this fanfiction! Sniper has a certain wild charm and i‘ve never seen spy from your point of view, he‘s much more sensible than I imagined. Well done!
>> No. 12813
fyi, serena, it's considered polite to type "sage" (without the quotations) in the email box when replying to a fic that hasn't been updated within the past few days. This will prevent it from being bumped to the top of the page, and people being disappointed to find out it wasn't an update...I know I certainly was.
>> No. 12817
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!
I'm dying here! This fic is so delicious, must... read... more..! This fic is officially bookmarked!
>> No. 12818
Ah, all of my hopes raised and dashed in an instant. I'm so impatient for this fic to update- I can't decide whether I love or hate this writer for being so amazing and making me so completely obsessed!
>> No. 12825
SAGE PEOPLE, SAGE!!
>> No. 12907
Aww, thanks for the comments, guys. Sorry it took me so long to update, I was flying back to my home. Let me know what you think of the update, all comments are welcome!

::::

The floor to the camper creaked and Spy took everything in as fast as he could. The canned food, the single photo Sniper had was of his parents, the rest were postcards—a collection of the places he’d traveled. No mementos from a friend or lover.

Sniper was a man who was used to being alone.

Spy turned and Sniper was leaning against the door, his arms crossed in front of his chest. The pose was trying to be casual, but Spy could see the tightness in Sniper’s jaw that betrayed that casual stance. He wondered what Sniper could see in his posture, if he could tell that under Spy’s glove his knuckles were white.

“How long have you been,” Spy refused to let the fact that his throat was bone-dry stop from finishing his sentence, “the way you are?”

Sniper shrugged, but he still didn’t move away from the door.

“Whole life, I reckon. It’s not something that the folks exactly want to talk about around the dinner table.” Sniper rubbed his nose. “It’s voluntary, before you ask. No need to wait for full moons.”

Sniper smiled and Spy found himself slowly returning it. Spy swallowed and it felt like his heart was a roll of thunder hidden in his chest.

“What’s it like?” Spy refrained from taking out another cigarette because he couldn’t trust his hands to be still enough to light it. “When you’re the Wolf… what’s it like?”

At first, Sniper’s expression went blank and Spy wondered if he’d gone too far before Sniper grinned crookedly.

“Funny… I’ve never had to put it into words before.” He ducked his head down and Spy was shocked to see that the man’s cheeks were red. “No one’s ever asked me that before. Um… how to put this…” There was a brief pause, and Spy couldn’t remember a time the world had been so quiet. “It’s simpler when I’m in that form. My sense of smell is better, and I’m faster. I can protect people better. I can smell them… what they’re feeling.” Sniper’s eyes slipped shut. “It feels like… when you take your clothes off after a long day.”

It shouldn’t have been such a shock to see Sniper so… open. It made Spy’s skin hum and remember what it was like to be under the man’s body, letting Sniper’s calloused fingers drag down his skin. Spy bit his tongue to get a hold of himself, the pain bringing him back to the situation at hand.

“May I… may I see it?” Sniper opened his eyes. Spy forced the words out, not letting his nerves get the best of him. “If I see it happening, it wouldn’t be such a shock the next time I see it on the field.”

Sniper pushed himself off of the door.

“It’s me. Not ‘it,’ me.”

“Fine.” Spy didn’t care that the air felt thinner. “The next time I see you on the field it won’t be so jarring.” Spy shrugged and prayed it looked genuine. “We’ll do better in this war if we work well together.”

Sniper smiled, his lips pressed tightly together.

“My sense of smell is still better than most.” He rubbed his nose. “You’re scared.”

The Australian’s smile faded, and Spy sighed.

“I don’t want to be scared anymore… that’s why I want to see you.”

Spy hoped that Sniper wouldn’t kick him out. If the other man asked Spy to leave, he would. He’d leave and they would never speak to each other again. Spy told himself he needed to get over his fear, but a traitorous part of Spy knew that he wanted to speak to Sniper again more than anything. Sniper’s fingers hit Spy’s chest.

“Stay right where you are.” Sniper stepped back, toward where his cramped bed was, and slid off his vest as he began to unbutton his shirt. He let the shirt fall to the ground before he slid off his belt and kicked off his boots. Spy’s heartbeat kicked it up a notch as Sniper slid off his jeans and briefs in one go. “It gets pretty cramped.”

Sniper closed his eyes and crouched down on the floor. At first, nothing happened, and Spy’s dry lips parted to ask if something was wrong—and then it started. Sniper’s muscles bulged and his bones cracked and snapped in a way that made Spy’s stomach twist. Sniper let out a choked cry, one that Spy was sure he’d swallowed many times before. His nails grew longer, and when his jaws snapped his face was far from human.

In a matter of seconds, Sniper went from being a human to taking the form of a beast. Hot breath blew over Spy’s shoes and shocking blue eyes peered at him. Spy couldn’t move, and the Wolf, no, Sniper didn’t move either. Then his tail wagged and the Wolf’s jaws hung open, his red tongue lolling gently in the air. Sniper barked, and Spy started to laugh.

“Did you just bark at me?” Sniper barked again and Spy smiled. “Do you bark at all your friends or am I just special?”

When the Wolf rolled his eyes, Spy knew that his friend was fully conscious and aware of his actions. Spy took off his gloves and tucked them into his pocket. Sniper took a step forward, and Spy extended his hand. Sniper’s cold nose nudged at his fingers and Spy let his hand smooth over the fur on Sniper’s head. It’s prickly or coarse. In fact, Spy couldn’t remember ever feeling something so soft before.

Spy let himself slide down to his knees, Sniper’s nose nuzzling his neck and shoulder as Spy’s fingers carded through that soft, black hair. Sniper nuzzled Spy’s cheek before licking him, making Spy laugh. He kept petting Sniper until his shoulders weren’t wound so tightly and his heartbeat was at a comfortable, easy-going pace.

With Sniper’s head in his lap, Spy scratching behind his ears so that Sniper’s long tail wagged—he felt happy.

::::

The following week was a strange one. The war didn’t change much, the violence was just as brutal, and the days were impossibly long. The battles went on and at the end of the day Spy only had enough energy to drag himself to the showers before bed. He barely saw Sniper; he mostly felt his bullets fly past him to clear the path once Spy came back with the enemy’s intelligence.

Spy’s knee popped and he paused, stopping to rub it. He heard the sand crunch under boots and he smiled when a wine bottle waved itself in front of him.

“Picked this up for ya.” Spy took the bottle and something swelled in his chest when he saw the brand. It was French, his favorite make. “Took a lot of calls, but I thought you’d—”

It didn’t take long for Spy to check that they were alone outside before he pulled Sniper into a kiss.

He felt Sniper’s face drop with surprise before quickly smiling and drawing Spy in closer. They hadn’t so much as touched since Sniper’s canine head had been in Spy’s lap. Spy could tell that Sniper had wanted to touch him, to pull him aside to see where they stood.

Spy let the man dangle, smiling at him during team meetings but never going further than a friendly nod or pat on the shoulder.

Weathered but gentle fingertips pushed Spy back, and once his back brushed against the side of the fort, Spy pulled away. He licked his lower lip and he shivered when Sniper followed the movement with his eyes. The other man looked… hungry.

“Find material that’s strong enough to hold you down.” Sniper perked up, completely focused on Spy. “I have a feeling that, for you, rope breaks easily.”

Sniper flashed Spy a crooked smile.

“You want to tie me up? I didn’t know you were into that, spook.”

Spy shrugged, his heart pounding against his ribcage.

“I like to think I’m open-minded.” Spy pushed Sniper away, his arm shaking. “And, for once, I’d like to be the one in control. Every time I get too close to you I can’t think straight—”

Sniper groaned and his cheeks turned bright red. Spy felt his lips twitching up into a smile as Sniper dragged his hands down his face.

“Ah, it’s my bloody fault, it’s the pheromones. I didn’t mean to—”

Spy rolled his eyes.

“Don’t apologize now. Save it for later.” Sniper’s eyes widened and Spy fought not to lose himself in how blue they were. “Get the binds, take off your clothes, and find a way to tie yourself to your bed. I don’t care how you do it, I’m sure you’ll find a way. Wait for me. I’ll be there in a bit.”

Spy winked, and turned and left Sniper with his mouth hanging open. He went inside dodged Scout and Pyro chasing each other around the kitchen. He slipped past the Soldier and Demo’s poker game and walked past the Infirmary where the door cracked open to reveal Heavy petting Medic’s birds.

Spy went to the shower and turned on all the showerheads. He took his time when it came to cleaning himself. He let the water clear his head, and he dragged his soapy fingers over his face, neck, and chest.

He felt as though he were, what was the expression… turning over a new leaf. He was conquering his fear. He was taking control. Spy closed his eyes. If he was stuck in the desert he might as well have some fun. He turned off the water and dried himself off.

Smoke filled his lungs as he walked through the now quiet base. He took his time; there wasn’t any need to rush. He listened to the men go to the showers. He was silent as he stepped across the sand, to the quiet, lit up camper. He gripped the handle and his eyebrows shot up when it gave under his hand.

The Australian had left the door open.

Spy opened the door and stepped inside. He closed the door behind him, toeing off his boots and leaving them in the pile of clothes already on the floor. The shoddy curtains that drew off the bed from the rest of the camper were drawn. Spy smiled and let his fingers run over the material before he yanked it back.

It was better than he’d hoped. Sniper’s ankles were free, but thick metal cords bound his wrists, the kind that Spy had seen in Engineer’s workshop. Sniper’s cheeks were flushed and his glasses slid down his nose as he lifted his head up to see Spy. There were no bedposts, but Spy quickly figured out that Sniper had looped the metal under the mattress. He smiled and ran his gloved fingers along the inside of Sniper’s bare ankle.

“Stealing from the Engineer… he’ll be cross.”

Sniper smiled and let his head hit the pillow.

“He won’t miss ‘em.”

They shared amused grins before Spy squeezed Sniper’s big toe.

“So… you were saying something about pheromones.” Spy relished Sniper’s scarlet face and the way he twitched because he was unable to move away from Spy’s scrutiny. “Tell me more.”

TBC
>> No. 12909
Why did you stop there you cruel, cruel person.
>> No. 12910
This fic is hot, suspenseful, wonderful characterization it's the whole shebang.

I can't get over how perfect it is
>> No. 12912
Gah... I'm embarrassed at how cute I found that to be. I always imagine that Sniper secretly likes having his head stroked, his hair patted.
>> No. 12914
I noticed your name is mia6363, would you...happen to be the same mia6363 that writes supernatural fanfics?
>> No. 12915
This fic does THINGS to me. I can't wait for more.
>> No. 12934
Sniper is incapacitated and tied down. I know this bit was sexy and wonderful, but I can't help the foreboding feeling in my gut about that one little fact.
>> No. 13420
Hey, mia6363. Just a little note of encouragement to say that I miss seeing this update and I'd LOVE to see more. I dunno if you will even see this or not, since I will make sure to sage.
>> No. 13554
I would love to see more of this fic. I'm really hooked on it and it would be a shame to see it be unfinished.
>> No. 13555
@56. Why didn't you sage?! I thought there was an update.
>> No. 13556
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! That moment of happiness... ruined!
>> No. 13559
Nooooooo. I was so looking forward to a Halloween (almost) update for this fic. WHY?!
>> No. 13638
Am I a terrible person when I want the RED Spy to appear next to the BLU one?
>> No. 13672
Sorry about that, I didn't know what 'sage' is so I had to look it up. I never post or comments on places like this.
>> No. 13703
Still no update? ;-;
>> No. 13705
Why did you give me such a false hope ? You're cruel...
>> No. 13707
Oh my goodness. Thank you for reading my mind....I wanted to write/read a Sniper-wolf fic, and I managed to stumble onto this .Keep up the good work.
>> No. 13713
Dear god. Please stop breaking my heart, people. This is my favorite fic on the 'chan currently and it needs to stop not-being-saged.

For those who do not know how to sage, type the word "sage" into the email field when you post. PLEASE do not type anything else there unless this fic starts to update again.
>> No. 13719
plssss update this wonderful story
>> No. 13843
Why would you stop RIGHT FRIGGIN THAR????? please update
>> No. 13844
>>67 Ok, I want you to look at the date on your post, now look at the date of the person who posted above you. More importantly, look at the last time the OP updated the story. Is it more than a week? Then you need to SAGE. Sage will keep the rest of us from feeling our little fuzzy hearts being ripped out by a not-update.

Sage is done by typing the word "sage" in the box labeled "email".

I highly recommend using this to your advantage.
>> No. 13847
My heart...it is so broken... why would you do this to us? Why? Come back, OP!
>> No. 13856
Crying inwardly. Also, anon #68, thanks for clarifying the points I missed on how to sage. Perhaps it will be used properly in the future.
>> No. 13857
I don't know if commenting helps the author want to write more or not, but just in case... here's a haiku:

I really need this
I think I'm not alone here
I beg you come back?
>> No. 14132
come back pweeze we miss you
>> No. 14159
Hey guys, I'm sorry it's been such a long time, real life took over. And to those who asked, yes, I am the mia6363 on livejournal. I hope you all enjoy the update, I hope there aren't a lot of errors, but I'm running on low fuel right now. Please leave comments and criticisms.

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Looking down at Sniper gave Spy an immense feeling of power, one that was almost overwhelming. Spy settled over the Australian, sitting on the man’s legs. He rubbed Sniper’s knees, watching his eyes flutter shut as he savored the sensation.

“I just—” Spy dug his thumb into Sniper’s thigh and Sniper’s hoarse voice tapered off into a whimper. “Mm, I wanted to let you know that I can still break free of these whenever I want.” Sniper’s teeth flashed in a wide grin. “There would be a few seconds of delay.”

“But I want you to stay right here.”

Spy kept his fingers on Sniper’s bare chest. Sniper nodded.

“Then here I will stay, spook.”

Spy watched as Sniper stretched within his binds, studying the movement of his muscles. He licked his lips and massaged Sniper’s thighs lazily.

“You still have not answered my question, bushman.” Spy watched the color in Sniper’s cheeks flourish and spread down his neck and chest. “You mentioned something about pheromones.”

Sniper groaned, turning his head to the side like he was embarrassed but couldn’t hide.

“When I get… excited,” Spy raised his eyebrows at that and it didn’t help Sniper’s red face, “I sometimes… can influence people’s actions through… pheromones.”

Spy pulled back his fingers back. He couldn’t help the speed and ferocity of his thoughts—how strange it seemed to him that he was so easily affected by the Sniper just from first looking at him. Every night had been riddled with one vivid sexual dream after the other. He practically begged for Sniper when it came down to it…

“All of that… lust, that was not me?”

The thing was, Spy knew his taste in men. It was varied, and he would sleep with whomever the directive steered him to be with—but personally, Spy admired strong men. He admired them from afar because with strong men came a certain risk. Weaker, more lithe men, they made Spy more comfortable. He liked to be in control… but Sniper stripped away his control.

And it had felt good.

It was intoxicating, for once, being pursued and not playing the role of the initiator. Spy was used to making other men shiver, he wasn’t accustomed for his own legs to turn to jelly.

“Nah… but if you hadn’t been interested it just would have made you sick.” Sniper’s eyes were still dark and blown out, but the small smile he had was gone. “If you weren’t,” the bushman grimaced, “compatible with me, you would have been switched out because you would have been vomiting so badly.”

The last sentence out of Sniper’s mouth amused Spy, but the lonely tone made Spy hold in his laughter. He wrapped his hand around Sniper’s semi-flagged erection and squeezed, making Sniper’s breath hitch.

“Adolescence must have been atrocious for you.” Sniper’s responding chuckle was hollow, and Spy kissed the corner of Sniper’s mouth. “When I came here, I didn’t expect anything like this.”

Spy’s hand reached for the jar of Vaseline tilting dangerously on the windowsill. He got off of Sniper, who moaned in protest, but quickly swallowed it when he saw Spy strip out of his shirt after he put the Vaseline on the mattress.

“Oooh, do you have to do it so fast?” Sniper licked his lips as Spy removed his own belt and stepped out of his pants. “No show?”

“No time for a show.” Once Spy was naked, he straddled Sniper’s hips and dipped his fingers into the Vaseline. “I need you to fuck me.”

Spy reached behind himself and began to open himself up, hissing as he did so. Sniper slammed his head back.

“Spook, your killin’ me.”

It was a stretch and burn, but Spy moved as fast as he could without actually hurting himself. He crooked his fingers until an electric jolt shot up his body. He felt his back arch and heard Sniper’s whimper, but it sounded far away as Spy allowed himself to momentarily lose himself to pleasure.

By the time Spy was adequately prepared Sniper was a trembling mess and the metal cords were creaking perilously. Spy wasn’t much better, his arms shaking as he lowered himself onto Sniper until he was full. It felt so good that Spy felt like he was staring into the sun after a dark winter. He rocked his hips and Sniper arched up to meet him, his eyes glassy.

“Please, please, spook—” Spy’s leg’s quivered and he reached down to stroke his erection, and Sniper growled, his eyes shining brightly. Sniper began to thrust up into him until Spy could barely breathe. Sniper’s teeth snapped together, his eyes hotter than magma. “Next time—next time, you French bastard, I will be doing that to you—”

His snarled promise was cut off when Sniper’s orgasm crashed upon him. The feeling of Sniper pulsing inside of Spy made Spy’s fist fly over his cock until he too was coming, intimate words tumbling out of his lips. Spy slumped over, his whole body shaking as his forehead rested on Sniper’s shoulder.

Spy came back down to earth with Sniper kissing his temple. Spy shifted and felt Sniper’s arms around him. He grunted and he felt Sniper smile against his cheek.

“I figured you wouldn’t mind if I freed myself.” Spy nodded, not trusting himself to speak. Sniper brought up a sheet and stretched. “What does jay temme mean?”

Years of training had Spy learn to keep his breathing in the correct rhythm.

“Je t’aime?”

Sniper nodded.

“Yeah. You were saying it before… and after, when we…” Sniper broke off with a chuckle. Spy laughed too even though he was pretty sure his heart stopped beating. “I wouldn’t mind you fallin’ asleep here, but the team tends to get up early—”

Spy sat up and stretched, ignoring how his chest constricted when he saw Sniper watching him hungrily. Spy pulled on his pants and his arm was through one of his shirtsleeves when Sniper sat up swiftly. Sniper’s tongue licked up Spy’s neck until his teeth dug into his skin. Spy’s spent cock twitched in his trousers as the flickers of pain and pleasure bloomed under his skin.

Sniper pulled back and winked.

“Somethin’ to remember me by.” Spy stood and was slipping on his shoes when Sniper spoke again. “Oi, you never told me what that French stuff meant.”

Spy smiled a smile so deceptively honest that a politician would have been envious. He winked.

“Such dirty things shouldn’t be said aloud.”

Sniper laughed and Spy’s smile fell off his face as soon as he was out the door.

::::

Spy burned through five cigarettes on the roof of the base. The night was late, right between night and morning with a crack of sunlight peeking above the mountain line. He closed his eyes and tried to focus on how to get his hands to stop shaking.

The words kept echoing in his head. Je t’aime. Je t’aime. Je t’aime. Je t’aime. The words weren’t new for him, he’d said them many times before, professionally and unprofessionally. All those times, Spy had never meant it.

Yet, he meant it with Sniper. And he knew that he couldn’t have made a more massive mistake.

He lit up another cigarette when a gun clicked and the RED Spy shimmered out of the darkness.

“Love, mon ami?” The gun barrel was inches away from Spy’s forehead. “Didn’t your mother tell you not to play with wild animals?”

TBC
>> No. 14160
you don't understand how much i love you
>> No. 14161
There aren't words in the dictionary to tell you how ecstatic I was to see this updated.

We missed you!
>> No. 14162
Oh my gosh! I've been waiting for this for so long! Thank you for the wonderful update, but SHAME ON YOU for ending it there! How am I supposed to be able to wait for the next update?
>> No. 14163
Oh my gosh! I've been waiting for this for so long! Thank you for the wonderful update, but SHAME ON YOU for ending it there! How am I supposed to be able to wait for the next update?
>> No. 14164
I cannot express in words the love and envy I have for your writing skills, your plot building, your vocabulary and your story-building. Please, please keep writing. You're so talented, and this is just- wow. Amazing. Can't wait for the next part.
>> No. 14165
OH OHhhhh ....so happy for an update. I love animalistic half human monsters and all that, and love it mixed with TF2 when done well, and this is indeed done well! I'm not even a fan of werewolf type things usually.

A crit though, nothing to do with your story - is a problem with a lot of your dialogue lead outs. You often have one person talk but then put an action of the OTHER person right after, and then mix the actions of both people in the same sentences. One is accustomed to hearing an action of the SPEAKER right after the speaking (because yes using actions instead of 'he said she said' all the time is GREAT, when done to actually refer to the action of the speaker). Stuff like:

“Adolescence must have been atrocious for you.” Sniper’s responding chuckle was hollow, and Spy kissed the corner of Sniper’s mouth. “When I came here, I didn’t expect anything like this.”

By the fact it's a Sniper action in ref to the speaking my brain thinks it is Sniper speaking, but then my brain adjusts and by the situation I assume it must be Spy speaking, and it's jarring and takes me out of the moment. And by the last statement I am all confused and to be honest do not know if that is Spy or Sniper saying that.

“Please, please, spook—” Spy’s leg’s quivered and he reached down to stroke his erection, and Sniper growled, his eyes shining brightly. Sniper began to thrust up into him until Spy could barely breathe. Sniper’s teeth snapped together, his eyes hotter than magma. “Next time—next time, you French bastard, I will be doing that to you—”

This one especially jarred me cause it is obviously Sniper saying 'spook' but then it is referring to Spy doing things after the speaking, then my brain isn't sure WHO's erection is being stroked (Spy doing his own or Sniper's?), when it says 'he reached down to stroke his erection' because by the end of the /same/ sentence it is Sniper actions. As you mix these things it just makes you have to /stop to think/ when you should be in the flow of the moment - you shouldn't HAVE to stop to think if it was structured right.

Try to separate actions / speaking of separate people into separate paragraphs / sentences more, is my basic writing crit I am trying to say, but I gave these specific examples in case you didn't get what I meant :) Thanks!
>> No. 14172
Woah it updated! Jubilation!

Seconding Lithe's crit. I had to reread the erection stroking sentence several times before I figured out whose was being stroked by whom (although I should have figured out that Sniper wasn't doing the stroking by virtue of the context, but shhhh).

Still! Marvelous as usual! Please continue
>> No. 14174
Spy has been caught?!

OP, you had my curiosity, then you had my attention, and now you will have a stalker.
>> No. 15446
this is easily my favourite fanfic on here, it's so well written. i hope it updates one day.
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