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FIC DRABBLE: Accident (Star Trek XI, GEN, PG-13)
Oh good God, I wrote a drabble. I was curious, I poked and thus was tagged. 100 words? Not as easy as I thought. Ficlet is -meh-, but I always believe in practice makes perfect.
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Title: Accident
Author: Yum@ aka![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mrwubbles
Fandom: Star Trek XI
Prompt: #10 "Accident"
Words: 100
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Spoilers for the movie, unbetaed, un-pretty, muse was not fed sufficient Oreoes for this...
Ensign Clifton still refers to himself as cadet sometimes.
...sweat but his skin was dry
...breathe but suffocating
...footfall
...a shadow they'd all missed
...lightning screams and soars horizontal
a child cries...
He stood at the foot of bodies splayed like dolls fallen in place, limbs reaching uselessly for each other. Blood pools a shade lighter than the blood in him. But it's still blood.
A hand takes his phaser. A flash of gold shirt, of blue that reminded him the sky of his Earth home. All he could say, when everything was over, was that it was an accident.
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ncis1000words.Help.
Title: Accident
Author: Yum@ aka
mrwubblesFandom: Star Trek XI
Prompt: #10 "Accident"
Words: 100
Rating: PG-13
Warnings: Spoilers for the movie, unbetaed, un-pretty, muse was not fed sufficient Oreoes for this...
Ensign Clifton still refers to himself as cadet sometimes.
...sweat but his skin was dry
...breathe but suffocating
...footfall
...a shadow they'd all missed
...lightning screams and soars horizontal
a child cries...
He stood at the foot of bodies splayed like dolls fallen in place, limbs reaching uselessly for each other. Blood pools a shade lighter than the blood in him. But it's still blood.
A hand takes his phaser. A flash of gold shirt, of blue that reminded him the sky of his Earth home. All he could say, when everything was over, was that it was an accident.