#ancient curses

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Balthazar the putrid has cast his most potent hex of DOOM!

Featuring : Kenjaku, Choso, Sukuna

Genre : sfw, crack

A/N : Am I the first to write on this hc? 😭 anw, enjoy the chaos! <33

WARNING : idk... swearing? mentions of genitals in a non-sensual way, gun, death

the curses are granted a few days to spend on modern day earth, on a binding vow to not use their curse powers

Kenjaku :

Chaos to be reckoned with

He's by himself on the streets no one can put him on a leash

Giving his dirtiest judging eyes to people who stare at him

Kenjaku doesn't care what era tbh he just wants to be the centre of a family drama

Annoyingly fitting in without trouble

He's a fast learner. Buys an iPhone.

Oh shit oh shit oh shit

BULLYING KIDS ON ROBLOX

Fights women irl

Ok but I don't think he's a misogynist

His gasp of offence when he gets called a bitch

Would lure men into his apartment and kill them for fun

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Wow. Cursing the gods seems like a really risky proposition, especially the Greek gods who were not known for their gentle and forgiving natures.

Throughout human history, curses have captivated our collective imagination, serving as powerful narrative devices that explore fundamental questions about justice, consequence, and the moral order of the universe. From the ancient temples of Egypt to the mist-shrouded hills of Celtic lands, from the epic battlefields of Hindu literature to the sacred spaces of Mesoamerican civilizations, curse…