Liquid Relaxation

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Aug 052024
 

Title: Liquid Relaxation
Fandom: Magelight Chronicles
Characters: Mocker â™…
Rating: G- ( L0 N1 S0 V0 D1 )
Warnings: Cigarette smoking by a partially-liquid adult non-human. Honestly, warning: it's Mocker.
Notes: More Magelight, this month! Opening with Mocker shifting states, take it as you will.

I haven't done Mocker in a partially-fluid state in a long time, and despite the fact that its clothing is part of it, it's easier to hide the seams with a hemline. Blending back into skin never looks right.
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Tentacles of Love

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Feb 052024
 

Title: Tentacles of Love
Fandom: Magelight Chronicles
Characters: Mocker â™…
Rating: G- ( L0 N1 S0 V0 D0 )
Warnings: Bare shoulder and some tentacles
Notes: That title really sounds like it should be trashier, doesn't it? But, here's Mocker, being delightful and slightly gelatinous to impress some member of another species.
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Naturally Unnatural

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Jul 132021
 

Title: Naturally Unnatural
Fandom: Magelight Chronicles
Characters: Mocker â™…
Rating: T ( L0 N2 S0 V0 D0 )
Warnings: Nude, from behind
Notes: It's time for this week's Mayhem by Magelight pinup, and I'm introducing Mocker, another character I haven't done any work with in almost a decade. While this is how Mocker usually appears, when left to their own devices, they're actually a primordial ooze, and can take the form of almost anything, if they've had the time to study it. Perhaps obviously, they're better at copying features than creating them without a reference, so their unreferenced human forms usually sit in the uncanny valley.
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The Weapon of the Wood

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Mar 162014
 

Title: The Weapon of the Wood
Fandom: (Non-canon) Magelight
Characters: Frego ♂, Mocker â™…
Rating: M (L0 N3 S3 V0 D0)
Warnings: Shapeshifting, gender-swapping, slave trading
Notes: For y!GallerySargantas. This was supremely strange to write. It needs dialogue, but I don't know one of the characters well enough to write dialogue for him, so the dialogue is all suggested rather than explicitly spoken. Not really sure how I feel about that. It's also confusing as hell, and that's semi-intentional. Mocker changes forms faster than people change their socks, and he's always called by the face he's wearing. Sometimes he's the Marquess of Renshaw, sometimes he's a friar, a foreign spirit, a jaguar… If you're not sure who that is, it's probably Mocker. This is a pretty serious break, stylistically, from anything I've written, before, and I don't know how well it works, but I do know it's the only way I could manage to tell this particular story. (2831)
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