#jim sterling

carolinedhavernas:

for@bisophiedevereaux who wanted me to post my hcs <3

he/they bi nate (parker & hardison making him realize & helping him with gender stuff is something that can be so personal)

she/her pan sophie 

alternates between any pronouns + no pronouns pan parker

he/him + neopronouns pan acespec hardison 

he/him bi eliot 

she/they sapphic breanna

she/they + neopronouns pan maggie 

she/they aro bi tara 

he/him bi sterling 

he/him unlabeled / queer harry

where were u when very little of us fight for nate not being a cishet

weprovide–leverage:

My poor little meow meow

We pets him. We punches him in the face.

onyxbird:

leverage-ot3:

sterling is so funny because the leverage crew gives him endless grief and they snark at him and he snarks back but god forbid some other department wants to jail them or something because excuse me that’s his group of bothersome thieves and no one can touch them except him

#idk I just want sterling to be at the ot3s wedding as a joke invite but when he’s asked if he’s going he snatches the invitation and is like #NONE OF YOUR BUISNESS and then proceeds to get a thoughtful wedding gift #or a joke one your choice

The wedding gift is the location and specs of an obscenely high-tech kitchen gadget that actually does something really useful. He doesn’t give them the item, of course–if they want it, they have to come steal it from him. Said gadget is inside multiple nested safes (some computerized, some purely mechanical), inside a secure vault, inside a building with a good security system. There are a handful of not-particularly-assiduous guards (you know, just enough for Eliot to feel like he’s needed, without him having to actually work on his honeymoon). There are elaborate gratuitous laser grids both inside and outside of the vault. Each one has a conspicuously laser-free area just large enough to hold two deck chairs and a mini-cooler of beer and orange soda.

In the innermost safe, next to the gadget, are three feedback forms and a pre-addressed, stamped envelope so they can critique the security measures at their leisure. Mr. Quinn is waiting to “catch” them on the way out to ensure Eliot gets one satisfying, low-stakes fight out of this job. (There are, again, two convenient deck chairs nearby, but this time the cooler is stocked with orange soda and chocolate milk.)

s-wordsmith:

Nate in The Long Good-bye Job: I knew it wasn’t a hospital immediately because hospitals are noisy.

The team in The Order 23 Job: so here’s a mix of background noises to play on a loop outside the hospital room and we’re going to use the PA system combined with that to convince the guy he’s really in a hospital.

Like many parts of Leverage, there were many layers to the conversation in The Long Good-bye Job. One of those layers was Nate telling Sterling and the Feds to their face that his team was better than them because five people pulled off a more convincing hospital con in under an hour than the combined force of multiple federal agencies. (While his team was conning them.)