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A collection of short drabbles I did for a fic meme in late August, featuring everything from princess cakes and nuclear fusion meltdowns, to the dark line between youkai and humanity. And one or two pieces of borderline smut, of course.
Includes thirteen drabbles I posted on tumblr, and two I did offline.
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23 Jun 2026
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Oh, that last one’s particularly well-found. It’s as the summary says. Some good, some a bit less so, some horny. Decent read.
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USE IMPOSSIBLE SPELL CARDS: AMANOJAKU REBEL RUNS WILD!
Marisa has unfinished business with Seija, so when a golden opportunity to bring her to justice arrives in the form of impossible spell cards, the magician sets out to catch her before Reimu. But Seija has more than a few tricks up her sleeve, and a hostage situation soon breaks out...
Rules are made to be broken, after all.
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23 Jun 2026
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Marisa being pretty obsessed with Seija, then managing to battle her, lose, get kidnapped, and eventually kiss her. Seija doesn’t feel the same way in the end. Pretty weird, slightly erotic, and not really something I feel I need to return to.
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Without looking at each other, without saying a word, Reimu and Marisa start holding hands.
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Convinced there's more to Reimu and Marisa's friendship than meets the eye, Kosuzu and Akyuu go to spy on them at the shrine.
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22 Jun 2026
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Yup. Akyuu and Kosuzu spying on Reimu and Marisa. Dumb fun.
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A few thoughts from history to a historian; from a girl who is not quite a pilgrim, to a man who is not quite a traveler. Age-old ramblings on gods, on the five deaths, and on iron.
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22 Jun 2026
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Suwako once upon a time regaling her tale to a traveling historian, under the pretense of sharing some stories. Very similar to Crisis of Faith in the first half, what with Suwako's views on the gods. I'd say this one tells it more clearly, but makes for a less gripping read because of it. The real charm of this story is the rest of it: the somewhat moody atmosphere, the setting and its not-botheringly-curiosity-sparking worldbuilding, the clear setups of Suwako's story, the descriptions of the various types of gods. I like it all a lot.