He never thought he was enough, But that was enough for him. "The water was clear, But your wrists were stained. Your face says happy, But your eyes say pain." I AM NOT WRITING THIS ANYMORE, K? K~ Some sad Lance because why not
Lance has never felt like a big part of the team. Even with the universe safe, he decides to leave his team for a night out. A plan to hook up with a sexy female, takes a different turn as Lance is swayed by a sexy Galra man. What was expected to be a one night hook up, turns out to be so much more. Rated M for Mature...
Hunk never thought that someone could possibly love him; his too big body, his awkward speech, his shyness, were all completely unlovable. But when he gets new neighbors and one of them includes the hot Hispanic boy with brilliant blue eyes, he wonders if they could help fix each other's problems. And maybe he could e...
The Paladin's of Voltron weren't sure what to expect when they found a picture of two Alteans that looked eerily like their resident leader and sharpshooter. Little did they know that showing them would lead to a whole other issue. Whether it's a good or bad thing? They'll leave it up to them to figure it out.
All his life, Lance has kept his face hidden behind a mask. It helped him feel safe and in control of his emotions. Too bad when I say mask, I mean a real, white, expressionless mask that completely covered his face.
Whenever Lance felt sick at home, he would find a small place to curl up until he felt better. Too bad the other paladins didn't know this when Lance suddenly goes missing.
Ever since Lance fell from the cryopod after the explosion on Arus, he was constantly plagued by crippling pains in his back. He wanted to push through for the rest of the team but one can only stay strong for so long.
Ever since he was little Lance suffered from asthma. He didn't think that it would be much of a problem in space. Fate had other plans for him, however.
Lance is used to being unappreciated on the team but he didn't think that the team would blatantly ignore the efforts that he put in.
Everyday Lance went to each of his teammates and asked them a question. Everyday Lance was turned away by all but one of them. They didn't know what they were doing to Lance and only one person was going to be able to fix it.
When Lance was captured by Lotor, he knew that he would be put through a lot of pain for the sake of his teammates. It was Lotor's mistake though that he thought that Lance wouldn't be loyal to his friends. They were his family after all.
When Keith goes a bit too far while arguing with Lance. It's up to Shiro to try and lift the Blue Paladin's spirits. When Lance reveals something tragic from his past, it's time for him to step up as Lance's family.
They had to leave Lance behind, they didn't have a choice. That didn't mean that they were going to leave him there. They had no way of knowing the damage that could be done in such a short time.
Lance didn't mean to offend anyone with any of the words that he ever said. In fact, his words were meant to flatter or make someone feel better about themselves. He didn't know that other planets didn't take it as well as others. He didn't know that his words were worth his life. - The second chapter contains an alte...
When Lance was talking to Laika everyone heard him through the coms. Its about time that they talked about it.
Shiro forgot all about his relationship with Lance after he went missing on the mission to Kerberos, dispute the promises that they made to each other. Maybe his ring would remind him of what he lost.
When they investigated a prisoner camp abandoned by the Galra, the last thing Lance expected to find was a small alien child. He couldn't stand to see him cry so he did the only thing he could think of. Singing.
Lance's life on Earth was never as great and happy as he always made it out to be. The team didn't know about the suffering and pain he went through on a daily basis, until one training exercise with the mind meld headbands.
Lance was born with wings, just like half of the population of Earth. During all of their adventures through the universe not once did Lance feel like he was worth less than any of the other paladins. That is until they land on one such planet that only sees Lance as a pretty trophy to cart around. One of their demand...
When Lance was shot down from the sky during a mission; he thought that he would only have to wait a day or two, then he would be back on the Castle. He didn't account for finding three small Galra children. Or finding out that their mother was General Zethrid, and their aunts were Axca and Ezor. Good thing Lotor was...
Lance had always known that someday his disorder was going to get the best of him. He worked extremely hard to be able to keep it under control and act normal, but sometimes it just isn't enough. Maybe he really was defective...
Lance didn't know what he always was doing wrong. All he wanted was for Shiro to be proud of him and not be ashamed of him when they went to headquarters. He could only hope that someday he would succeed.
I have a lot of Langst one shots in my mind so I just decided to to make a story of them! If you have any prompts of Langst, please comment them and I will try to get them out as fast as I can! Most of these stories can also be found on my tumblr! (@crying-stars) There is a trigger warning in this but not all stories...
How could someone live in a world where everyone has a mark that explains their personalities but yours is just... wrong. That's how Lance lives everyday. He has the mark of Meaning, a mark that shows that he knows what he wants to do and enjoys his life. A mark that shows that he will always be there for others, help...
Lance was always the goofy , cheerful one of the team. Always making people laugh. At least that's what he thought. After a while he noticed, no one really laughed at his jokes. No one really paid attention. Do they really need him? Does anyone actually like him? Lance and Keith get closer as they put their difference...
It was common on Earth for humans to grow up with wings. It was equally as common for humans to grow up without wings. In a world where it seemed like everyone was accepted, why were people like Lance considered monsters?
