Sanders Sides Tickle Fic Oneshots

"Nerve Sensitivity" (Logicality)

Author's Note: *slides in to Wattpad* Heeeyyy. It's been a while since I posted something. Yeah, the stream thing didn't work out just forget about it. Sorry. But, I'm here with a new Sanders Sides tickle Story...somehow? I got the urge to finish the one I started a year and a half ago, so I thought I'd post it for everyone. I might be back to posting tickle fics but no promises. We will see! I still like Sanders Sides, just not that happy with Thomas and crew right now. I've also been on meds for like a year now and I've changed as a person so much! I don't quite like tickling like I used to. I don't need to write fics to fill that need anymore because I get tickled quite regularly now! But, they are still fun and Sanders Sides are the easiest characters to write for because I've studied their personalities so much! So without further ado, I hope you enjoy this fic!

"Nerve Sensitivity"

Ships: Platonic Logicality

AU: (Human and Alien)

Words: 3,659

Warnings: None

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     The Infinite Library. A place in which all of the information of the universe was collected, sorted, and maintained. Countless histories from countless worlds existed there including information shared by different species whose footholds were spread out across the galaxies.

     Many went here to better understand a topic or to learn something new, but there were those who lived in the library, simply because knowledge was the sole thing their heart sought after.

     This was the case for one of the many librarians, Logan, who spent all of his days pouring through pages upon pages of books, looking for answers to questions he had. He kept to himself, only wishing to learn as much as he could within whatever lifespan he had. Logan was not a social being, nor did he have any reason to socialize outside of answering questions or checking out pieces of knowledge to those who wished to acquire them. He had yet to find a species that was completely reliant on social interactions when Earth and her dwellers became an addition to their ever expansive collection of data.

    Humans entered the infinite library and stunned all with their capacity to socialize and incomparable yearn for companionship. Many species quickly learned to embrace it. Others, like Logan, could very well do without it. They were a nuisance in the library, he quickly decided. Even if there were very knowledgeable humans who he could converse with on an intellectual level, it was not worth having juveniles play "Hide and Seek" with the teleporters every day.

     He did not engage in conversation with these humans save for a grunt of acknowledgement and a condescending glare if they tried to engage in small talk. To get an accurate read on whether or not a human was even worth an intellectual exchange, Logan would usually scrutinize the pieces of information they wished to borrow. When the book of "Nerve Sensitivity" first passed through his fingertips he paid it no mind. He knew about the subject and how human's sensitivity to touch could explain their exuberant need for companionship, but he'd never been interested in the subject himself.

     Well, he hadn't been interested, until he saw the same human male ask for the same book three times in a row, within a month! Now Logan would have expected this sort of behavior from a child, but this was coming from an adult around the age of 30. He stood there, holding the same book for now the fourth time and stroking the pages with his thumbs idly with the very same human standing before him wearing a slight nervous and guilty expression. Logan absolutely had to say something as this situation was just absurd to him.

     "Pardon me for intruding, but before I give this back to you, I would like you to know that I have an excellent memory and have seen you check out this exact book three times before this." The human's eyes widened and his gaze lowered to the ground. The shuffling of his feet only aided his guilty mannerisms. Or perhaps the better term would be bashful, Logan supposed as the book was still in good condition regardless of how many times he had rented it.