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Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-26 09:23 pm (UTC)(link)
On Primeday the General arrives onto the bridge of the Finalizer with a ring of violet bruises peeking coyly above his exactingly turned-out collar and a rolling looseness to his step. His crisp orders are delivered with the faintest grating rasp, which he lingers on deliberately, caressing the softly-husked syllables. Petty Officer Thanisson drops his datapad in his presence, an admittedly routine occurrence, but the General doesn’t even pause to fix him with his usual condemning (ice-cold, vivid) stare.

This is—as the crew of the Finalizer concurs through hasty on-duty whispers, a deeply-encrypted techie groupchat, canteen gossip, and the trooper rumor chain—what can be officially termed a mystery.

It all begins to unravel when Lieutenant Mitaka confesses he was nearly accosted by Kylo Ren on his way to his duty station at 0600, just outside the turbolift to the starboard aft of the ship, where there are absolutely nothing but officers’ quarters and engine rooms. Captain Phasma adds her two cents after, plied with a considerable measure of the command staff’s privately-stashed alcohol, she concedes to hold forth on the General’s own drunken confessions regarding an unwise but compelling romantic entanglement. The intelligence crew, insular bastards that they are, refuse to either confirm or deny the contents of any security recordings, but their inscrutable smiles have taken on the particular smug quality that surfaces only when, as one might expect, something exists to be confirmed.

In the end, however, it’s UT-7035 who breaks it all open. Midweek she charges, unmasked and breathless, into mess hall eight and announces to all and sundry that absolutely no one is to go opening any supply cabinets in sector 17 because the General and the Knight are fornicating in one of them, she doesn’t remember which, but the General really does have a fantastic arse, it has these little freckles, and she hadn’t thought Lord Ren would look like such a fifteen-year-old beneath the mask but his shoulders are simply luscious and who knew the ship had such fantastic soundproofing, really, opening that door was like being assaulted by full-scale Bith operatic production—

—which is when her squad mates take mercy and stuff her lunch into her mouth. She chews furiously, clearly intending to continue speaking. To certain interested parties’ dismay, UT-7040’s more sensible priorities eventually prevail and UT-7035 is convinced to keep her silence, but it’s far too late for any semblance of discretion to remain in the 400 troopers riveted on the single most interesting happening in the course of their careers. By Benduday not a one of the 70,000 odd staff and crew on the Finalizer remains unaware that the General and the leader of the Knights of Ren are, not to put too fine a point on it, fucking.

Thus begins the strangest week of Kylo Ren’s life.

*

The following morning, Primeday once more, Kylo Ren is cornered on the way to the fresher by the gleaming chrome column known as Captain Phasma. Normally he finds Phasma reasonably tolerable, as long as she’s not lecturing him about preserving her worthless disposable minions. At the moment, he is not overlong on patience, seeing as he really needs to piss.

“You and the General,” Phasma opens.

“What,” says Kylo.

“Hurt him and I’ll break you.”

“What?”

“Don’t play dumb, Ren,” Phasma snaps. “The whole ship knows you’re together.”

Fuck, Kylo thinks, recalling Hux’s viciously hissed lecture on discretion.

“Are you listening to me?” Phasma demands, slamming him into the wall in a jangle of armor.

Kylo winces, as much from his jostled bladder as her bruising grip on his shoulders. Nevertheless—“Take your hands off your superior, Captain,” he sneers—he does have a reputation to maintain.

“Keep your hands off yours,” she retorts, and strides away, supremely unconcerned.

Kylo takes a moment to blink at her relentlessly shiny back before recalling that, right, the fresher. Also, he decides, some things Hux really doesn’t need to know.

*

On Centaxday Kylo is startled out of his nightly meditation session by an alert from his door. Kylo is not exactly accustomed to hosting visitors, particularly since Hux prefers his own quarters and has, at any rate, already banished Kylo for the day, citing a truly staggering backlog of administrative foolishness—Kylo’s words, not Hux’s. Nevertheless he fastens his helmet back on and stabs the entrance button so that the door swooshes open and reveals—

“Hux’s little flunkey,” says Kylo. “Why are you here?”

“I’m Lieutenant Mitaka, sir,” says the flunkey, spit-polished from hat to boots but face waxy white and curiously stiff.

“Yes,” Kylo says, drawing out each syllable, “I do remember you.”

“I merely wanted to inform you, sir,” says Mitaka, each word carefully enunciated despite the sweat beading on his upper lip, “that the every individual on this ship has nothing but the utmost respect for General Hux, who embodies in every way the true ethos of the First Order, who shines as an example to us all through his diligence, thoroughness, and pragmatism—”

Kylo presses the button again and the door swooshes shut.

“And we will not hesitate!” Lieutenant Mitaka screams at the top of his lungs. “To provide all due retribution! Should the illustrious efficacy of the General be impaired! In any way!”

Kylo mashes his elbow against the button. The door swooshes open. Kylo extends his hand and catches the miserable little worm in a force choke, watching his eyes roll back, his pallor flush to a deep plum shade, his fingers claw fervently at his precisely-buttoned uniform collar. Eventually he lowers his arm and the lieutenant collapses in a heap, stirring weakly. He steps back, hits the button, and watches the door swoosh shut. After a moment’s reflection he contacts medbay. Hux hardly needs any more excuses, after all, to throw Kylo out of his bed.

*

On Taungsday Kylo wakes up to find a note gouged onto his personal fresher’s mirror in exacting six-inch-high letters as he slept. We know your past, we know where you sleep, and we synthesize toxins that will shrivel your testicles and vaporize your eyeballs in your skull, it reads. Watch your step. Love, Internal Affairs.

Still three-quarters of the way asleep, Kylo puts his fist through the mirror and spends an hour and a half getting shards of glass picked out of his knuckles by an unsympathetic medical droid, then five minutes lectured by an irate on-duty Hux. He would be sorrier, but his punishment that evening leaves him honestly seeing stars.

*

On Zheliday Kylo is minding his own business, practicing his forms in training room 18, when he becomes aware of a swarm of whispers buzzing just outside in the corridor. He’s contemplating taking a lightsaber to the whole damn ship when a trooper scampers in, hands raised in surrender, and begins babbling so rapidly that only at the end of her spiel can Kylo distinguish—

“—so we know really well that you’re insanely powerful and terrifying and kind of magical sir but there’s thousands of us and only one of you, so if leave another mark on the General’s—”

Here another trooper, the rest of the platoon evidently having trailed in for moral support, interjects, “—perfect, swan-like—”

“—neck we’ll mob you like a plague of locusts and strip every last scrap of flesh from your bones. Sir.”

“How do you even know what a plague of locusts is?” Kylo complains, sweeping the lot of them to the side with a wave of his hand. They topple like bowling pins, but continue to stare at him accusingly through their blank white helmets. “Go away!”

The troopers skedaddle.

Swan-like? Kylo thinks, alone once more, recalling the hard lines of tendons and trachea and jugular beneath his fingers, Hux’s face alight with lust and rage and victory, his orgasm packing a punch like a gut shot as it reverberated through the Force and towed Kylo under in its wake. Your general is a kriffing tauntaun.

*

“Your underlings are insane,” says Kylo Ren on Benduday, post-coital and lulled into complacency by Hux’s fingers carding through his hair.

“My underlings are the ideal example of a well-oiled war machine,” says Hux. “Since when did you interact with them outside your disruptive little temper tantrums, anyway?”

“Uh,” says Kylo.

“Ren,” says Hux, hand tightening against his scalp.

“Your crew,” Kylo sniffs, “seems to be under the impression that your lovely neck and delicate virtue need protecting.”

“What,” says Hux.

“Of course I disabused them of the notion,” Kylo adds.

“I’m sure,” Hux says silkily. “Why don’t you prove it to me right here, right now.”

Kylo casts his eyes beseechingly upwards. “What, again?”

*

The third Primeday, the General saunters onto the bridge and immediately commandeers the ship-wide comms.

“Your loyalty,” he proclaims, silence ringing after every word, “is commendable. Your devotion, both to me and the First Order, is the power that will bring the false republic to its knees and the Order to the greatest heights of its glory. And as your commander-in-chief,” he continues, now eking the syllables out between gritted teeth, “I can assure you that Lord Ren is more than adequately in hand, and that your efforts should be devoted whole-heartedly to our righteous cause and our future triumphs. Is that understood?”

“Yes, sir!” chorus the bridge crew, the troopers, the support staff in the bowels of the ship and Phasma with her hand propped against her cocked hip.

“But Hux,” Lord Ren adds, materializing suddenly from wherever he’d been lurking, “belongs to me. And there is nothing swan-like about his neck!”

General Hux rotates, slowly, to seize Lord Ren by the cowl. “Somehow,” the General snarls, “I don’t think you’ve been entirely honest with me. Let's go remedy that, shall we?” He proceeds to drag Lord Ren, staggering, off to parts unknown.

The crew of the Finalizer, daunted but never defeated, gleefully watches them go.

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-26 10:29 pm (UTC)(link)
AHAHAHAHAHAHA GENIUS!

I REALLY liked this story, and it ended on the *perfect* note. And yes, I can just *imagine* Kylo Ben saying that Hux is his over ship-wide intercom.

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-26 10:42 pm (UTC)(link)
This is really, really cute. I have to say that I usually hate "shovel talk" stories, but this makes so much perfect sense for the fanatically loyal and militaristic First Order that it made me giggle and clap my hands. Also, everyone actually really liking Hux is my jam, so... :D

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-27 01:47 am (UTC)(link)
Look at this majestic fill. I love Finalizer staff crack, I love protective well-meaning idiots, I love Kylo having to deal with unexpected social bullshit. SO I LOVE THIS. I love love love it.

The way you characterized the crew was so great -- the smug knowing bastards in Intel, the glorious creeps in Internal Affairs, the earnest safety-in-numbers troopers, Phasma's flawless mic drop, and my boy Mitaka doing his duty even if it's a bit like a rabbit staring down a wolf. Daunted but never defeated is right!

This is all going to be my headcanon now <3

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-27 02:43 am (UTC)(link)
Oh my god, this is ridiculously cute and funny!!!

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-27 02:47 am (UTC)(link)
I love that Hux is a Good Boss, but honestly my favorite part is Mitaka being willing to face Kylo Ren AGAIN. even after all that happened to him in TFA. he is so devoted. and i love it

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-27 04:14 am (UTC)(link)
yessss four for you anon author

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-27 01:16 pm (UTC)(link)
omg this was glorious. Marry me, authoranon!

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-27 11:27 pm (UTC)(link)
OP here. This fill is a thing of beauty. Thank you ever so much. It's the perfect mix of cracky, hilarious and absolutely adorable. I love everyone so much - the crew with all of their different methods of shovel-talking are absolutely flawless and poor Kylo who just doesn't really question their behaviour anymore in the end. And Hux was so great as well!

Thanks again for this gem of a fill, dearest author!

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-02-28 11:49 am (UTC)(link)
"Watch your step. Love, Internal Affairs."

beautiful.

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-03-01 01:20 pm (UTC)(link)
This is glorious. I'm most impressed by how Ren contains his explosive nature with the exception of Lieutenant Mitaka, reacting with a sort of bewildered annoyance to all of these challenges. The Finalizer and its crew are fantastic, all the different ways they express their loyalty, and how Hux reins them back in, perfectly in character. This was so much fun, thank you for sharing!

Re: Kylo/Hux, Kylo getting the shovel talk by the Finalizer crew

(Anonymous) 2016-03-02 02:30 am (UTC)(link)
This is so brilliant!

Thanisson dropping his shit and Mitaka in general gives me life!

Fav Lines: '—neck we’ll mob you like a plague of locusts and strip every last scrap of flesh from your bones. Sir.”

“How do you even know what a plague of locusts is?” Kylo complains'