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cielmelodiesTitle: The Marks We Read (3 parts, all posted below)
Pairing: Sakumoto
Rating: NC17
Summary: “I’ve heard the bare bones of it. Lost stars, wasn’t it? Fallen from the sky, looking for someone who can read the marks on their skin and find the way to some precious, indescribable treasure that has not been seen since man began venturing the universe. When people were still close to each other, and mankind did not force themselves thousands of light years apart.” When Sho is captured by a group of pirates, the last thing he expects is for a bloody man to be thrown into his lap.
(DW) Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 // (AO3)
Warnings: Space(-Pirate) AU with less pirates and more treasure-hunting, really. Featuring TOKIO, 2 SMAP members and references to Dash Island, if you squint. I can’t say pure science was used in some plot devices here, but I tried to make educated scientific conjectures based on my knowledge of biology and geochemistry, the latter of which, is rudimentary, at best. There are (slight) references to violence, but no one important in the fic dies. Oh and, Jun!Moles appreciation by Sho.
Pairing: Sakumoto
Rating: NC17
Summary: “I’ve heard the bare bones of it. Lost stars, wasn’t it? Fallen from the sky, looking for someone who can read the marks on their skin and find the way to some precious, indescribable treasure that has not been seen since man began venturing the universe. When people were still close to each other, and mankind did not force themselves thousands of light years apart.” When Sho is captured by a group of pirates, the last thing he expects is for a bloody man to be thrown into his lap.
(DW) Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 // (AO3)
Warnings: Space(-Pirate) AU with less pirates and more treasure-hunting, really. Featuring TOKIO, 2 SMAP members and references to Dash Island, if you squint. I can’t say pure science was used in some plot devices here, but I tried to make educated scientific conjectures based on my knowledge of biology and geochemistry, the latter of which, is rudimentary, at best. There are (slight) references to violence, but no one important in the fic dies. Oh and, Jun!Moles appreciation by Sho.
