#adfr

Author : Bonemarroww on AO3 

Pairing : Father Francisco Garupe x Black Female Reader 

Rated : General audience 

This short oneshot  takes inspiration from a 2017  internationally co-produced drama film written and directed by Rungano Nyoni ( Please if you didn’t watch it go and do it now ! ) 

summary : "I don't want to be a witch anymore."

Father Ramiro had warned him not to talk to the witches. They were temptations sent by the Devil; that God had mercy on them and let them live by the ribbon didn’t mean God’s sons should fraternize with them.But how could the priest stay away, when his little witch was feeling such sorrow?

Link to the fic here !

Tagging : 

  @aloneandsleepless , @morby​ , @hopeamarsu​, @millenialcatlady​ , @d-dark-thoughts-girl​ , @finn-ray-nal-beads​ , @mariesackler​ , @contesa-lui-alucard​ , @direnightshade​ 

The Dryad.

The spirit of an old oak tree, who loved the humans and all they brought to her. But after the holy men came, there were fewer and fewer humans to bring her offerings, and she does quite dislike that.

(Kite Winter)

Invariant of Fate, man. I woke up with that song in my ear one day and it shows. It’s basically my best, and part of the love letter to the Cello / Bass Drum / Ocarina combo that crops up a lot in ADFR.

(Kite Winter)

Singing Shards plays when you’re starting to dig. The beauty and the mystery are all around you, and there’s something lurking beneath.

(Kite Winter)

This is the third -- third! -- version of that track. First was 8bit, second got lost to a dead hard drive. This one is reconstructed and there’s a part that just sounds wrong but I can’t locate it on the sheet... And it has a slightly different instrument setup. Where the first two version had a piano playing the main melody, this one has a cello doing it.

Rev River is also the first track I made for ADFR, and the first few notes were the town tune of my ACNL town way back when, heh. It’s also where I decided to limit myself to three notes. Not only because I am an absolute tone-deaf noob at composing, but also. So many notes, how choose. Limiting myself to three notes gave me something I could handle, heh.

(Kite Winter)

Hound, man. It sounded far more aggressive in my head thus the title, but it got unceremoniously shuffled from Chapter 2 to Chapter 3, especially when Rustle came along. And probably also the only track with shifts in speed in ADFR, still practicing that.

(Kite Winter)

Man, I forgot I had made this track. It slots really neatly into what I still needed soundtrack-wise.

Echo is a track that plays near the end of ADFR. It is a question: Did you find what you were looking for?