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The Fire That Answered (His point of view)

I have waited in silence
In shadow.
In the slow ache between thunder and bone.

I have taste in blood to remember restraint.
Torn claw from soil to remember stillness.
Bowed my head in Protocol
as if it were not her
I was made to kneel for.

She came to me not with words
but with the ache of silence between her ribs—
a storm not summoned,
but already thundering.

Her skin was a prayer
she’d never dared to speak aloud,
and I—
I was the fire
that answered.

I did not touch her.
I recognized her.
And in that recognition,
she burned.
Not in pain,
but in permission.

Each breath she took,
a crack in the sky.
Each moan,
a hymn
to something holy
and unrepeatable.

I held nothing back,
because neither did she.

And when her voice shattered
against my name,
I knew—
I had not claimed her.
She had unleashed me.

But when she kissed me—
Not with lips, but with certainty
I forgot every rule but one:
This. Is. Mine.

I did not ask the Darkness for permission.
I did not ask her to dim her blaze.
that her storm set in. My chest.

I asked on this —
That when the world came for us,
She’d remember the sound
of my name on her tongue
when she soul lit up to meet mine.

And She did.

What the Storm Claimed (Her point of view)

I was not looking to be chosen.

I was wildfire
dragging my roots across salted earth,
Daring the sky to strike me twice
for rising where I should have turned to ash.

But he found me.
Not with his hands—
but with his stillness.

He held his violence like a chalice
and let it spill only
When my storm demanded an offering.

He did not tame me.

He didn’t flinch
when the thunder in me roared,
he rose into it —
and whispered my name
like it was something sacred
between clenched teeth.

So I kissed him.

I didn’t surrender.
I summoned him.
And he answered.

He didn’t take me.
He welcomed me.

There was no asking,
only answering.
No demand—
only the gravity of recognition.

The moment his gaze touched me,
my spine remembered thunder.
My thighs recalled the taste of lightning.
My breath became a forecast
of surrender.

I undressed not for pleasure,
but prophecy.

Each layer dropped
like a secret too heavy to carry.

And he,
he didn’t flinch
at the ruins I handed him
of my shattered self.

He kissed them,
named them holy,
and called me his Flame
before I even knew I was one.

When Power Meets Power (The Darkness speaks)

The Realms held their breath.
Old gods stirred in their sleep.
And even the wind forgot to move
when they touched.

Not flesh to flesh—
but truth to truth.

There are unions that balance kingdoms.
There are kisses that mend history.
And there are storms
that do not pass,
because the land finally asked for the rain.

She was not meant to be claimed.
She was meant to be met.
And he —
he had been forged
for this moment alone.

I watched from between the seconds
where time folds in reverence.

Two forces, ancient and unyielding,
neither seeking dominance
but discovering divinity
in mutual surrender.

He was the thunder
that knelt.

She was the flame
that opened.
No chains.
No crowns.

Only hands finding hips
like scripture,
only lips parting
like galaxies giving birth.

This was not sex.
This was sacred.

This was the storm
remembering its origin.

The fire
returning to its match.

And I—
I, the Darkness,
held the silence
so the stars could listen.