dsmp oneshots (but mainly Tubbo and Tommy centric)

god au (tubbo centric)

The sound of wind chimes filled the air as Tubbo walked through the streets of the mortal world. He had been sent by his father, DreamXD, to keep an eye on his younger twin brother, Dream. As the god of mayhem, Dream was prone to causing chaos and destruction wherever he went, and it was up to Tubbo to make sure he didn't go too far.

Tubbo sighed as he watched Dream causing a ruckus in the marketplace, causing merchants to shout and run for cover. He knew he had to stop this before things got out of hand.

"Dream, stop this!" Tubbo shouted, trying to get his brother's attention. But Dream just laughed and continued to wreak havoc.

"What are you doing, Dream?" Tommy, a demi-god and close friend of Tubbo's, asked as he approached. "Why are you causing all this destruction?"

Tubbo froze, realizing that Tommy had no idea that Dream was a god. He had to think fast.

"Dream, come on, let's go," Tubbo said, trying to usher his brother away. "We have better things to do than cause trouble here."

Dream just chuckled and continued to cause chaos, and Tubbo knew he had to come up with a plan. He turned to Tommy, trying to think of a way to distract him.

"Hey, Tommy, do you want to go get some ice cream with me and Ranboo?" Tubbo asked, hoping to get Tommy away from the scene.

Tommy hesitated, but eventually agreed, and the three of them left the marketplace. As they walked, Tubbo couldn't help but feel guilty for keeping the truth from Tommy. He knew he had to find a way to fix things before it was too late.

As the years passed, Tubbo and Dream continued to keep their true identities hidden from Tommy and the other mortals. But as they grew older, tensions between the two brothers began to rise. Dream became more reckless and destructive, and Tubbo struggled to keep him in check.

Finally, one day, everything came to a head. Dream had caused a disaster that had left many mortals injured, and Tubbo knew he couldn't cover for him any longer. He made the difficult decision to reveal the truth to Tommy, hoping that he would understand.

"Tommy, I'm sorry, but there's something I have to tell you," Tubbo said, his voice shaking. "Dream and I, we're not just mortals like you. We're gods."

Tommy stared at him in shock, struggling to process the revelation. "How could you keep this from me all these years?" he asked, his voice laced with hurt.

"I'm sorry, Tommy, I really am," Tubbo said, tears streaming down his face. "But I had to protect you. Dream, he's not always in control of his actions. I was just trying to keep you safe."

Tommy was silent for a moment, then let out a sigh. "I understand, Tubbo," he said. "But you have to promise me that you'll always be honest with me from now on."

Tubbo nodded, promising to always be honest with Tommy from then on. And as he hugged his friend, he knew that he had finally made things right.

But even as he reconciled with Tommy, Tubbo knew that things would never be the same between him and Dream. The younger god's destructive tendencies had only gotten worse over the years, and Tubbo couldn't keep ignoring it any longer.

He decided to confront Dream and try to reason with him, hoping to get through to him and help him see the error of his ways. But Dream was stubborn and refused to listen, lashing out at Tubbo in anger.

As they argued, Tommy arrived, having heard the commotion. He stood between the two brothers, trying to calm them down.

"Come on, guys, stop this," Tommy said. "You're family. You shouldn't be fighting like this."

But Dream was beyond reasoning, his anger and frustration consuming him. In a fit of rage, he struck out at Tubbo, causing the older god to stumble and fall off the edge of a cliff.

Tubbo's wind chimes tinkled as he fell, the sound filling the air. As he hit the ground, he closed his eyes, a sense of peace washing over him.

"I'm sorry, Tommy," he whispered, his voice barely audible. "I'm sorry for everything."

Tommy and Dream rushed to his side, but it was too late. Tubbo had given his life to protect Tommy and try to set things right between him and Dream.

As Tommy held his friend's hand, tears streaming down his face, he knew that he would never forget Tubbo and the sacrifices he had made for him. And as he looked up at Dream, he knew that things would never be the same between them either.

But even in death, Tubbo's spirit lived on, his music and good luck spreading throughout the world. And as Tommy and the other gods remembered him, they knew that he would always be with them, guiding them on the right path.

The end.

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