Ink, Dice & Aftercare

Who I am: Russian-speaking writer and illustrator, working in English. I tell stories about my original characters and D&D parties — with words and with ink.

What you'll find here: • 🖋️ Short fiction, drabbles, and intimate scenes with my OCs • 🎲 D&D backstories, "between quests" moments, and campaign scraps • 🎨 My art: sketches, illustrations, character portraits • 🖼️ Art by others: commissions, gift art, collaborations (always credited) • 🔞 NSFW content: both visual and textual. All characters are adults. All NSFW posts are tagged and labelled.

Ground rules: • 18+ only. Minors Do Not Interact. • All characters in NSFW content are consenting adults (original characters, not real people). • Do not repost my art without credit. Commissions belong to the respective artists. • Do not send me unsolicited NSFW of my characters by random artists.

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To me, this is more than just a story. Ever since the character dropped, I've been brewing the chemistry between these two, trying to figure out what exactly is going on between them. Every new Blizzard teaser only strengthened the feeling that it's complicated — and scorching hot. I'm planning to write several pieces (not all NSFW) exploring their history, and this is the first chapter of that dive.

Rating: Mature | Hurt/Comfort | Emre/Freya | One-shot

A: First of all: the North-pointing rubber duck is now officially canon. That concept is just too good to leave behind! 🦆🧭

Second of all — yes, absolutely! Not every anomaly is out to get you. Within the diner, there’s an (obviously unofficial) classification system for these phenomena.

Since the staff are the only ones trapped inside this anomalous loop with zero contact with the outside world, they’ve had to adapt and categorize their weird new reality on their own. Eventually, they even start keeping observation logs.

There are completely harmless — and sometimes very convenient — daily anomalies: 🔹 The Compass Duck, stubbornly ignoring the laws of physics; 🔹 The "Supply Drop", which silently materializes at exactly 2:00 PM every single day (as if an invisible delivery driver strictly adheres to their shift schedule).

The Price of Control (my fantasy novel, the action of which unfolds across two timelines — a cyberpunk future and a fantasy past). The main heroine is Anabeth Cain, a time agent sent into the past to prevent a terrible tragedy (or more precisely, to keep it from repeating in the future). Anomalies (they still don't have another name, so my friends and I just call them that). This is a cycle of short stories about a small diner in Louisiana stuck in an anomalous loop. Cyberpunk 2077 I'm too in love with the stories of these characters, so my texts constantly reference either game events or original plots born from OCs and canon heroes. The pairings you'll most often find here are V (corpo) + Goro Takemura and V (streetkid). Both stories exist in parallel and literally never intersect with each other. Overwatch (specifically the Emre/Freya pairing). I'm in love with their chemistry, I can't help myself.