The novelization compares Hux to a squig
Squigs are a species of fish native to Naboo
Kylo’s grandma is from Naboo
Kylux is canon
Tag: i’m dead

Here you go, the bizarre arranged marriage AU I dreamed about a few days ago AKA « I was promised a sweet bride to secure the peace between our lands and all I got was an angry orange viking ».

Guess who has been secretly keeping a picture of the general in his datapad for years ever since he was told he would be working with him.

I had an idea for a Project Harvester AU. Where a force sensitive Hux is detained in the PH instillation since he was 6. He’s powerful but has no control and his father is about to destroy the project and Hux, till Ben is caught. Their powers resonate and Hux is finally given the first moment of control in his young life.
Of course despite many arguments, they get to this moment 😉
After many years apart, a chance meeting in the spaceport/airport/terminal
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He always managed to be too early, and now was no exception; the conveyor belt sat useless and unmoving as he strode into baggage claim. Hux slowed to a stop, sighed, and cast about for something to look at while he waited for his luggage.
Unfortunately, there wasn’t much going on in the little baggage claim; the space contained just three other conveyor belts, and only one of them was moving, and a handful of people were collecting their bags, and that was the extent of it.
A tall, dark-haired man—noticeable, as not many people were as tall as Hux—leaned over the belt and plucked up two enormous suitcases with no apparent effort. It felt familiar, it reminded Hux of—
large hands sweeping over his lower back, sliding up to smooth across his shoulder blades;
the soft pillow of an enormous chest as strong arms held him in a warm embrace, the warmest embrace Hux had ever experienced;
a low, monotone voice, stilted, choppy;
patterns of moles like a goddamn Jackson Pollock;
soft lips, so soft, so careful, parting for gentle teeth and searching tongue;
huge, wet brown eyes, filled with want and need and sadness and joy and somehow never the emotion Hux was looking for;
shoulders so broad it looked like they could carry anything, any weight at all, except they couldn’t
—and then the man turned, hefting the bags like they were nothing, and he raised his head and his wavy, shining black hair fell away from his face, and Hux couldn’t move, couldn’t breathe, couldn’t blink, and his heart was frozen too, and without even meaning to he choked out, “Ben?”
runaways
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‘Fuck,’ says Hux succinctly, as Kylo jams one thick thigh between his legs and shoves his face into Hux’s neck.
‘Mm,’ Kylo agrees. The deep, vibrating rumble of his voice blends disorientingly with the sounds of speeder traffic outside. Hux lets himself succumb, his eyes unfocused and staring through the city lights. The window is round, like a starship’s port hole. It seems important. Hux is light-headed.
‘I feel strange,’ he says, tongue thick.
‘It’ll wear off,’ says Kylo. Hux pulls back to look at him, the weird, abstract blur of his face. Somewhere, buried deep in a corner of his psyche, he is faintly ashamed to have to be medicated. His head feels heavy and loose on his neck, then Kylo has his hand on it, cupping the back of his skull. Hux exhales through his mouth, half-moaning, as Kylo’s mouth finds a spot right under his ear and breathes over it.
‘What if,’ Hux begins. In the next room two people are fucking, and a high-pitched voice is making rhythmic little squeals. They are hardly convincing but the sound makes Hux hard anyway. A pressure inside his brain; a tendril of Kylo’s will reading him.
‘He’ll be hunting on the other side of the galaxy by now,’ Kylo says into Hux’s collarbone. He nips. ‘I made sure of that.’ It isn’t reassuring. The damnable, shameful panic starts to rise up in Hux again, the looming void of uncertainty yawning in front of him and threatening to swallow him whole. The spectre of disorder. Hux fumbles for stability.
‘Kiss me,’ he demands, and Kylo does, roughly, and jams a hand into Hux’s cast-off trousers to jerk him off. Hux focuses on it like a drowning man reaching for a chunk of flotsam. Grabs hold. Grabs at Kylo’s hips. They stumble across the floor to the bed, roll down onto it. Hux tries to say something and Kylo muffles him with his palm instead.
‘Stop thinking.’
Hux tries to stop, and tries harder, and then Kylo distracts him with a spit-wet thumb up in him and Hux lets it happen with something approaching relief. They rub together, sweating. The street noise and the noisy girl next door and the harsh rasp of Kylo’s desperate breathing blend together and take on a sex-rhythm that urges Hux on. He fucks up into Kylo’s fist where it holds them both together. He can forget, briefly, the particular humiliation he has experienced, the sight of hundreds of escape pods expelling themselves from the wreck of his command vessel.
Kylo’s hand stutters convulsively and he comes in a rush, slicking Hux up in a delicious, warm wetness that could be a mouth or, or –
‘Suck me off,’ Hux says, not meaning to say it out loud. He is horribly disinhibited. Kylo does it anyway, without question. He slides down the bed, cramming himself into the space. The soft, engulfing cushion of Kylo’s tongue presses Hux’s cock against all the ridges of his palate, and in one-two-three slides Hux comes with a shout.
When he had imagined this, he was always uniformed and standing, with Kylo on his knees. But beggars cannot be choosers and that is not his reality any more, a fact driven home when Kylo wipes his mouth with the back of his hand and says, ‘oh, and your hair is too distinctive. We should shave your head.’
‘Like a convict?’ Hux says, appalled, sobriety creeping back in.
‘You want to be noticed? Do you want to go back and be shot for desertion?’
‘I didn’t desert,’ Hux says, rolling to sit on the side of the bed. ‘You knocked me out and dragged me to a shuttle.’
‘Captains going down with ships,’ Kylo snorts, making his way to the wash basin. ‘That’s a waste of your talent. There are a hundred things you could do that aren’t dying to prove a point. And now you can. With me.’ Kylo smiles, showing a lot of teeth.
‘I’m a decorated military officer,’ Hux says, finally alert enough to give his voice some kind of authority.
‘Not any more,’ Kylo says, gleeful. ‘You’re a runaway,’ and there is a compelling kind of anarchy in his smile.









