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Snaking Suspicions (Roceit)

Author's Note: Heeeyyyyyy!!! I know I said Remile, but tumblr said Roceit. So...Roceit! Roc-YEET! XD lol. Hope you guys enjoy. Deceit gets just a little spicy, but its not too bad. Criticism is always appreciated! <3 you guys!

Snaking Suspicions

Ships: Roceit

Words 1922

Warnings: Animal tickling, slight nonconsensual tickling, nipple tickling, Deceit.

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     Deceit thought he was alone each time he transformed. He was already half-snake, but the last thing he wanted was anyone to walk into his room while he was curled up under his heat lamp. Remus had done it once and the swamp man would continuously pester him about this animagus power of his. All the sides could shift-shape, but Deceit's full snake form was so much easier to complete than any other transformation, besides multiplying his arms of course. So he kept his abilities well hid, for the most part. But there was one fateful day when Roman had to be walking near Deceit's room and barged in on him, looking for some magical item he thought Deceit had stolen.

     "Deceit!" The door swung open and the prince trudged in with a scowl on his face. "Deceit, I know you're hiding the magical goulash of Retnar!" Deceit, who was currently in snake form, gently poked his head out of his coil, extremely peeved that of all times to invade his privacy, Roman chose today. It was true he had taken the goulash, but it wasn't in his room. He knew better than to bury his prizes where he lived. Deceit nestled back under his heat lamp, hoping that the side would give up.

     Roman ransacked a few corners of the room, letting papers fly and tiny items soar overhead. Had deceit taken his humanoid form, he would have stopped Roman before he walked in the door. Frankly, the snake was too tired to care and flicked his tongue underneath the heat of the lamp. "Where is it? Where is it?" The snake heard Roman muttering to himself as he continued to search. His scales bristled when he felt eyes on his form. Then he heard Roman scoff.

     "Ugh! Deceit! Stop taking snakes from the imagination and claiming them as your pets! They don't belong in the mind palace." Deceit felt two hands scoop underneath his coils and pick him up on either side. The snake opened his eyes and hissed in irritation as he was being moved out from under his beloved warm spot. Roman smiled his stupid, flashy trademark grin at seeing the snake awake.

     "There we go. I'll take you back to your home." Deceit stared at his captor in the eyes, as if pretending to be an actual snake that didn't understand him. He didn't want to change out of his serpent form anytime soon, but ideas began to form in his about the many ways he could mess with Roman.

     Magical goulash having been forgotten about, Roman carried the snake close to his chest and walked towards the door to the imagination. One thing Deceit didn't expect was Roman to be that warm. When he was brought close to his chest, Roman practically radiated with heat. The snake shivered at the contact and instinctually curled a little bit closer. Roman thought nothing of it until the prince walked into the imagination and attempted to put the snake on the first tree he saw.

     "There you are." But before he got any further, Deceit coiled around his biceps and gave Roman a snake yawn when he attempted to put him down. "What? But...like...tree...wild..." Deceit flicked his tongue in amusement at Roman's dumbfounded expression. The rest of his body not coiled around Roman's arms drew even closer and the snake head rested on his shoulder, shutting his eyes. He was comfy, and no tree would be better than the warmth radiating off the creative side.

     The prince was a little lost. "Wait...you don't want to be returned to the imagination." The snake tilted his head towards Roman and shook his head once. "Wait, you like Deceit?" Deceit nodded once. Might as well keep up the act. "Huh. I didn't think Deceit was capable enough to take care of an animal. The snake took some offense to this and flicked Roman in the nose with his tail. "AH! Ow! Ow. I'm sorry. Okay fine. I don't know much about Deceit so I shouldn't assume anything." The snake settled back down to rest on his shoulder.