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During a commission on Tatarasuna Kazuha falls ill.
It’s nothing bad (even if the persisting cough is kind of painful) and Kazuha is confident it will all be fine in a day or two.
The Wanderer isn’t nearly as optimistic.
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Also known as:
That one time Kazuha falls sick and the Wanderer is convinced he’s dying in the same way the child did.
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30 Jun 2026
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The story of Kazuha and Kunikuzushi set in ABO universe. The story is canon divergence with Kunikuzushi (Scaramouche) being born as human instead of the prototype doll.
The "Thousand Leaves and Thundering Storm" is the original story that started this series so it'll make more sense to read them in order!
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29 Jun 2026
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“So, did you get that?” Kitahara turns toward him. Misuzu just barely managed to move his head down to the worksheet in front of him before he’d get caught staring.
“Uh… yeah, sort of. Thanks.”
The red head mentally berates himself for focusing more on his boyfriend’s face rather than his homework.
Kitahara senses it, “It’s fine if you still don’t understand. I can help out after school if you’d like. You said this is due tomorrow, right?” he says with a kind smile.
“You mean… you wanna come over to my place this evening?”
Misuzu’s struggling with his stupid math homework, and Kitahara, being the loving boyfriend he is, is more than happy to lend a helping hand.
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06 Jun 2026
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But you had to go
I know, I know, I know
Like a wave that crashed and melted on the shore
(I know the end - Pheobe Bridgers)- Words:
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30 May 2026
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"How did you even learn to draw?" Kaveh asks another day, observing another drawing closely (one where he seemed to be passionately talking about something again).
"Hm? I just flipped through a book on anatomy and got the hang of it."
. . . Why did Kaveh even bother? Alhaitham was probably the kind of monster who could draw a perfect side profile without lifting the pencil from the sheet even once.
Kaveh learns that Alhaitham liked to draw.
Or . . . he resorted to it, for reasons Kaveh would have to piece together over pages and pages of works created with the cost of a fraction of his dignity. Hopefully, he gets his answers, before the humiliation gets to him.
Bookmarked by dontevenstart
17 May 2026