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“I am not a monster.” Suguru’s voice dropped to a barely audible whisper. “I am what the world needed me to be. And you, Satoru... you are what I need so this disaster wasn't in vain.”
In 2017, the jujutsu world collapsed. The Night Parade of a Hundred Demons was no distraction; it was Suguru Geto’s definitive coup to erect a new order—a world solely for sorcerers.
Three years later, Satoru Gojo awakens inside a golden cage.
Stripped of his Infinity, his Six Eyes severely limited, and a suffocating darkness crushing his mind, Satoru faces the most twisted reality of his captivity: he has not been locked away to be executed. He has been isolated to become the perfect specimen for a biological experiment that defies all logic. Trapped in an altered anatomy he no longer recognizes, with a foreign, invasive pulse carving itself beneath his ribs, he will discover that in Suguru's new empire, even the strongest man alive can be forcefully remodeled.
Because winning the war never meant saving the world, and the dictator’s lineage demands sacrifices Satoru never imagined he would have to pay.
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24 Jul 2026
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How could you think, you weren't meant for this? by shadow_supernova
Fandoms: 呪術廻戦 | Jujutsu Kaisen (Anime & Manga)
27 May 2026
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“I can't imagine you with children.”
A pause. A pause of one second. But in that single moment, Satoru can feel his whole world crumbling around him. Because… because that’s not true, right? It’s a joke. Because he can’t really think that—
“I can’t imagine you being the parent of a pup. It seems alien to you. You aren’t meant for those things.”
OR: No one thought that Satoru had what it took to be responsible for two children. It’s a long journey before everyone realizes that it was always meant to be. (Except, there’s one person who always knew.) Can be read as a standalone.
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- Part 2 of What was always meant to be
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22 Jul 2026
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Historically, socially, and economically speaking, the term alpha was synonymous with a few things: dominance, violence, superiority. But what if none of that was true? What if, once a month, alphas were nothing but emotional, needy messes subject to the whims of their omegas, desperate for attention and utterly powerless to their own desires? What if the hungry, dangerous, wild-animal-esque narrative of the alpha in rut was nothing but a fallacy, conjured up by the fragile egos of an alpha-dominated society?
Satoru wasn't about to get caught up in the semantics, but he had his theories, and Suguru was the perfect example of just how wrong that brutish image of a rutting alpha could be.
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21 Jul 2026
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Sanctuary by DispiritedSpitfire
Fandoms: 呪術廻戦 | Jujutsu Kaisen (Manga), 呪術廻戦 | Jujutsu Kaisen (Anime)
10 Sep 2025
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Satoru, a lionfish mer born in captivity, wants nothing more than to start a family. Unfortunately, no mer meets his standards.
Until Suguru Geto, a wild caught octopus mer, moves in next door.
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12 Jul 2026
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An AI's guidelines on How to Make a Good Adventure by avierous
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
24 Jun 2026
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“I don’t think I’ll be able to make another adventure.” Caine’s voice cracked. His voice was quiet, hushed, as if he was telling a secret he wasn’t supposed to tell. Kinger almost hadn’t heard it.
The latter laughed, though dryly. “What?” he questioned, choosing not to believe what Caine had said. It was simply impossible.
The AI hesitated. “Kinger… I don’t think I’ll last much longer,” he said, much more faintly now.
Kinger didn’t respond. He knew this day would be coming. Caine had been running constantly, and for much longer than the optimal limit. It was only a matter of time until the AI and his systems would eventually degrade, and reach a level where it would be unsalvageable. Not that Kinger could fix Caine anyway—sure, he could fix the AI’s code and all, but anything physical was hopeless. Aside from that, Caine’s data was slowly being corrupted due to severe bit rot. Most of it was because of Caine’s failure to maintain his own software. His data was decaying, in short.
To put it in brief words: Caine was dying.
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21 Jun 2026