Biowulf

[Lina Trinch]

You need to write that before it's snatched.

[crazyraven]

spirit you totally do

[xXSpiritKeeperXx]

I know! I'm not writing anything while NF's going, so it'll be a very, very long while, but I'l stick it in the "upcoming fics" section on my Profile at FF.net! Easy!

[crazyraven]

you better *shakes fist*

[xXSpiritKeeperXx]

I did it as soon as I posted that comment. ><

[Purple-Cat-Princess]

Wait write what?

[xXSpiritKeeperXx]

In my post a page back.

[crazyraven]

back to the topic

BIOWULF NEEDS A HUG!
he needs to stop being neglected by his mater, and needs a nice loving hug to make him happier ^-^

[xXSpiritKeeperXx]

Yes, No Face will never replace this loyal Biowhelp- er, Biowulf! O-o

This is mah 400^th post~ *does the jig*

[crazyraven]

you count i can't even be bothered, i only look to see if i near a point so i go up a level thing.

[MacaroniWithExtraCheese]

Nov 23, 2010 1:31:29 GMT -5 theendreaper said:

Normally I wouldn't have thought much of him at all, but I found it interesting in Dark Passage when he was jealous of that other Evo that Van Kleiss was praising (He then continued to push the Evo's statue breaking it after Van Kleiss drained his nanites.)

His Blatant jealousy and deep loyalty for Van Kleis has always been a point of interest to me. Almost like he can barely function without him and even sometimes borderline worships the man. He holds him in high regard, too high for someone as powerful, it's just something that tickled me in some respects.

I think that Biowulf and Kleisy have some history. Perhaps an old friend or brother? Or maybe he manipulated biowulf into becoming his drone through promises or some other persuasion?

Some time ago I started working on a story which involved Van Kleis as a bit of a perverted idiot. Through the course of the story he was mentally breaking Biowolf down and through sexual domination basically held him in his grasp as a loyal servant. Biowolf became confused and almost needy to Van Kleis, explaining his jealousy and utter worship.

He was ledd to believe by Van Kleis that he meant something to the man, though Van Kleis was only messing with him. But Biowolf held onto it with both claws, desperately wanting to fill a void in himself.

In comes Six and through a series of events they become more than just enemies. It turned into a Six/Biowulf story with a lot of sappiness and surprisingly a lot of tender moments for both parties.

I dropped the idea after I felt that it was in some ways a little too cruel and there was no softening for what Van Kleis did to Biowolf and I was aware that a lot of fans held the old villain in high regard. I couldn't turn him into something good, it wasn't in his character and the story just became too dark for me, so I dropped it.

Still have it somewhere ... ... only the pixies knows exactly where though

[crazyraven]

i love biowulf sooooo much, i want him to stand up for himself a little bit more.