4 Works by mdys
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miya osamu—salt-coarse palms and sweat-kissed brows—is right where he is meant to be. miya osamu was in place. miya osamu belonged.
marui [first name]—sugar-dusted cheeks and a stone-still hold—made this world her very own kitchen. marui [first name] commanded. marui [first name] created.
six dishes. six stories. serves two.
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In which years’ worth of academic rigor prepares Head Researcher [Last Name] for her most daring scholarly pursuit yet—
Learning the truth behind the Stellaron, Cancer of All Worlds.
Only, your calculations fail to account for the greatest variable bulldozing his way through—Anomaly 0813, as you most graciously coined him: the intergalactically-wanted and emotionally stunted colossal headache, Stellaron Hunter Blade.
(A non-linear catalog of disasters involving a genius, an outlaw, and their cosmic race for the truth.)
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Worth the Whistle by mdys
Fandoms: 鬼滅の刃 | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Anime), 鬼滅の刃 | Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Manga)
02 Dec 2024
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Underneath starless skies, 1915 Nihonbashi, Tokyo bears witness to a clear and resounding train whistle.
Or alternatively: Tomioka Giyuu gets reassigned to Tokyo to investigate a notorious case of demon activity. As a Hashira, he would unwaveringly fight, kill, and die for the Corps’ cause. But years of training and experience can never prepare him for the partnership he’ll have with you.
Loud, rambunctious, and free-spirited you.
The darling granddaughter of Tokyo’s one and only Wisteria House is louder than life itself. And lucky for her, Tomioka Giyuu’s always had keen ears.
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Sliced open, her touch had him eviscerated, guts messily spilling to the ground. Phantom hands wrenched him apart until he was nothing more than a hollow crevice. Void. Empty for the taking. Golden eyes, golden hair—drenched in muck and blood—make home in his cavities.
She was everything in between—the ichor that now flows in his veins, the momentary taste of something inexplicably divine—curling around his neck in a suffocating noose. With one look, the dam bursts, engulfing all that stands in its wake—whether it be the flowers, the birds, or the world itself.
(No, the poets had never mentioned this.)
In a four-act play orchestrated by Fate, Dainsleif finds gold in a sea of grays.
Series
- Part 1 of Excerpts from Beyond