• ooc age: 31
• nicknames: Twi, Twilight, dad/dad friend, most other nicknames are cool if you tell me they’re for me
• timezone: CST/GMT-5 or -6
• activity rate: moderate

• Friday - Monday, 7:30am - 6pm with ~1 hour of commute on either side

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“Once upon a time, there was a man named Peter Pan, and he lived in a wonderful place called Neverland. Peter Pan collected young, runaway children and gave them a new home, training them to be thieves and grifters, teaching them how to survive on the streets and defend themselves, teaching them how to make a life for themselves in a world that didn’t want them. He called these children his Lost Boys -- and they were boys, always boys. Peter Pan only once took in a girl, and she didn't survive long enough to make a name for herself.  

“But Peter Pan, he wasn’t a good man. He was a bad man, an evil man, and his Lost Boys were being trained to add to his empire. And when the Lost Boys were old enough -- to fight back, to question their orders, to think for themselves -- Peter Pan got rid of them in the most permanent way possible. 

“And then, fresh out of kids, he would collect more. Slowly, his empire grew. 

“We were just six of many, but when we left, we vowed to never let there by any more. No more Lost Boys, no lost lives.  

“Now there’s just me. I’m the only one left, the last Lost Boy. 

“But I’m not a Lost Boy any more. I’m a pirate. And pirates, well, we don’t like to give back what we take. 

“And I’m telling you right now: I’m going to take his life and destroy the bad, bad man called Peter Pan.”

Yeonjun, ex-Lost Boy, current pirate, leads the rebellion against the illustrious Peter Pan. When he’d first escaped, seventeen and on the verge of being killed for knowing too much, he’d been one of six. Years later, and he’s the last one standing. But he’d been serious in his committment: no more Lost Boys, no more lost lives. He’ll keep fighting until the days he dies, or the day Peter Pan draws his last, gasped breath.

Y/C can be another Lost Boy, one sent out to pursue Yeonjun and drag him back to Neverland, kicking and screaming; or one of the original 5 that Yeonjun had escaped with, recaptured but not killed, and brainwashed into believing in Pan’s cause again; or a completely unrelated individual that just happens to cross the wrong path and get sucked into the nightmare.

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Yeosang never knew his parents. All he did know was the lab, the whitecoats, and the guards. All he knew was that there were others like him...and they were slowly disappearing. So he promised himself he wouldn't go down without a fight. And that’s the thing: when you have a fourteen foot wingspan, you have a little more fight in you than most.

Y/C , for better or worse, finds Yeosang after he manages to escape the lab.

• loosely inspired by Maximum Ride and Tokyo Mew Mew
• Yeosang is a birdkid. That is, he has wings that sprout from between his shoulder blades and a roughly 14 foot long wingspan from tip to tip, hollow/lightweight bones, and a few other bird-inspired alterations.

The son of a overzealous, protective pack alpha and a picture perfect, demure omega, Yeosang was expected to follow in his father’s footsteps and lead the pack. The only problem with that was Yeosang didn’t want to. Leadership, the responsibility of dozens of lives on his shoulders, that wasn't something Yeosang had ever desired. What did he want? His best friend. Freedom. In the end, he got one of them, and watched the other bleed out before his eyes. 

Now as a lone wolf, unwilling and unable to return home, Yeosang wanders the fringes of it all, an outsider looking in and on the verge of losing himself to the change. After all, it’s easy to ignore human needs if you never become human again.

Part of an undercover unit posing as university students by day, at night, Yeosang helps run operations for the gang he’s part of. Born into the life, Yeosang has never known anything else, so it would make sense that he wouldn’t miss what he’d never hand. But media is good at reminding you of what exists and what you can’t have.

Injured as a child and with his vision far from the best, Yeosang is more of an asset off the field than on. He’s better at hacking and coding, online, and undercover reconnaissance than his peers, which often leads to Yeosang seeking out quiet places to work where he won’t be distracted. Yeosang becomes a regular at a cafe, haunting one particular table in the back of the building

Y/C either works at this cafe, or frequents it just as regularly. For weeks, they watch Yeosang come in, drink his tea, tap away at his laptop or scribble in a sheaf of papers, then leave. One day, all of that changes. 

From here, the plot is open to just about anything. Yeosang is normally careful about his work, but he could be in a hurry and leave some behind to be found. He could be sought out by someone that’s watching him as he watches them, leading to Y/C being caught in the cross fire. Y/C could just strike up a conversation, drawing Yeosang from an otherwise lonely existence at his table.

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High in rank and power, Y/C is one of the most eligible bachelors not just in the city, but in the country. But all of their arrangements ends in failure. They’re too cold, too cruel, too demanding, too much. Their spouses-to-be all walk away. In the end, Y/C remains alone.

M/C is a throw away from their family. Their sibling is the favored child, the one set up to take over the family name and continue on their lineage. M/C is meant to be sold off to the highest bidder, but somehow they end up going to Y/C, not because they were bid for, but because the position is open, and how prestegious for their family would it be, to have their eldest become Y/C’s spouse?

It’s expected to fail. It’s supposed to fail. M/C is the familiy throw away for a reason. He is sassy and caustic and vicious. He is everything that should never be considered for a good spouse, everything that would fail in a marriage. And yet Y/C and M/C find common ground, and they are determined to succeed.

“What’s your favorite color?” 

“Which animal do you dislike the most?” 

“What place would you most like to visit?”