Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 1 A distinctive scent - 1.5
It was already quite late when I finished tidying up and left Hoshikaze’s place. By the time I arrived at the Seventh Student Dormitory, the dorm supervisor kept throwing disapproving looks at me. After all, Normal University was relatively...
Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 3 The Utilitarian’s Moral Obligation - 3.5
The flamingo stood as his name was called, offering an elaborate bow before declaring in a slow, deliberate tone, “i will claim the title of sublime beastar.” ah, so there are still those who come specifically to declare war.
Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 4 The Power of the Namer - 4.1
"Sometimes, I hear people say, 'It's just a name; why make a big deal out of it?' Those who make such claims clearly don’t understand how much of a privilege it is to be addressed in the way you wish." "Birch, cherry blossom,...
Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 4 The Power of the Namer - 4.4
That warmth—the soothing, comforting sensation. Even now, I occasionally recall the fine hairs brushing against my trembling fingertips. “Botchan , you’re awake!” Dusk, who had been lying on my chest, sat up upon noticing my movement. I...
Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 2 What’s Gone - 2.2
The sound of gunshots pierced through the night. The gray wolf pressed down on several wounds on his body, where blood was gushing out in streams. "It won’t… end like this." Another round of gunfire roared. The gray wolf staggered back a few...
Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 4 The Power of the Namer - 4.3
Dad, louis, your methods are too slow. for those who refuse to listen, you need to bare your fangs. that's what our fangs are for. "i'm serious," nighteye said.
Chapter 3: Stars
The night had shown itself once again. Almost complete blackness had taken over like all times before, a shroud of the canvas of space, filled to the brim with shining constellations of stars, planets, suns… Of course, they were all distant, but...
Chapter 1: Phantom
He turned to his left and went into a slow, but intentioned stride on the side of the counter and sick and towards where he originally came out of.
Central City Trilogy: Wishes - chapter 3 The Utilitarian’s Moral Obligation - 3.6
He slowed his pace so i could keep up. "animals with night vision can’t see it, and animals without night vision can’t either. so, what kind of color could it be?" after a moment of thought, i answered, "wouldn’t it just be complete darkness?
Talaverse: Introducing Sadira, Part 1
#1 of talaverse the introduction to what is going to be a robot/snep slow burn...of sorts. the romance part is a slow burn; you'll see what i mean. i hope you enjoy this introduction~ i sighed, staring at all the books around me.
The last fight
The steady rhythm that had determined her whole life was slowing down and increasingly falling out of sync. she struggled to hold on to it. she could no longer move her hind legs and her fore legs felt as if they weighed tons.
Chasing the Sun - Epilogue: That Which We Seek
The dance was slow and gentle, and filled with laughter as they tried to synchronise their steps. it was simple, really, but he couldn't concentrate as he looked at the wolf's dumb grin whose hands were on his waist and shoulder, leading the dance.