#jihui

[http://archiveofourown.org/series/865113]

ships: fem!soonyoung/wonwoo (background mingyu/minghao, jihoon/junhui)

Me, thinking: What the hell does the teasers mean like wtf is Pledis planning what was with Jun's teaser Joshua's narration??? & tHEN MINGHAO FINDS A NOTE IN THE HOUSE CONNECTING JUN & MINGHAO, WHATS HAPPENING LIKE WTF IM IN HELL PLEDIS JUST GIVE US AN ANSWER- oh my god is it even a full album or not also it says chapter 1 is there a chapter 2 I'm-

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hi i hate this and myself but i’m cleaning it and colouring it later anyway

Guys, I read a lot of seventeen fics but I’ve never seen a mpreg or ABO universe, can someone recommend a fic like this? i dont mind the pairing i swear

The last night, Anduin finally joined a game gathering to play jihui at the temple.

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“I know this one”, said Anduin. “Is it the game with dices hidden in cups ? I often see the crew playing when I travel by boat. ”

“Have you ever played ? ”

Again, the young prince felt embarrassed by his lack of social experience.

“I don’t know the rules. I never dared to disturb the sailors by asking them to teach me. ”

“I can teach you if you want”, evenly said Callirhoe. “I took my equipment to come here, precisely to play with the sailors during the trip. ”

“How many of us could play ? ” asked Yu Fei.

“I have the equipment for four players”, answered Callirhoe, but we can be more if you have what it takes. Five six-sided dices and one cup per person are required. ”

“We don't have dice here”, quietly said the pandashan.

“Anyway, pandaren dice have eight sides”, said Anduin with a disappointed look.

“It doesn’t matter”, said a red-fur monk. “Play four : we'll watch you. ”

“I warn you, this is not a strategy game”, said Callirhoe while getting up. “It’s a game of chance and bluffing. ”

“Bluffing ? What is that ? ”

Anduin smiled in amusement.

“Do you know the tale of the warlord and the monk ? ” he asked.

“Of course. ”

“That’s what bluffing is : defeating an entire army without any weapon in your hands. ”

The pandashan smiled.

“If you allow me, I would like to discover this game with you. ”

“Me too”, hastily said Yu Fei.

“I'll get my dices in my room”, said Callirhoe.

“Would you like me to accompany you ? ” asked Anduin.

“With pleasure, sire. ”

The young prince wrapped himself in his woolen cape and followed Callirhoe outside. Once they left the annex, the young woman smiled teasingly at him.

“What is it ? ” asked Anduin.

“Nothing. ”

“Yes, there is something. ”

Callirhoe laughed at his annoyed look.

“Yu Fei finds you very charming. ”

“What ? Stop talking nonsense”, Anduin replied, frowning.

Callirhoe shrugged without ceasing to smile. The young prince shook his head, then thought about how Yu Fei became avoiding when he looked her in the eyes and stammering when he spoke to her. He thought it was only shyness, but she hadn't hesitated for a second to offer him to play with her. He blushed slightly. Callirhoe saw him despite the darkness and laughed again.

“You're a lucky man. If such a pretty creature circled me with so much insistence, I would catch her as soon as possible. ”

“Well, you do what you want”, mumbled Anduin.

Uneasy, he went on before giving her time to answer :

“You know something about games. ”

Callirhoe shrugged.

“No more than most people, I imagine. ”

“Ah, well”, murmured Anduin. “I didn’t even know there were so many. ”

“You don't like to play ? ”

“Of course I do, you saw it yourself. When I was younger, I sometimes played chess with my father, before his disappearance. But now, we rarely have this kind of opportunity… ”

Callirhoe blinked.

“Not even a tarot game with your advisers, from time to time ? ”

“I don't even know the rules. ”

“The scions of the Noble House will eat you alive. Tarot is the very basis of human aristocracy. ”

They arrived to a small annex behind the main building ; Callirhoe told the prince not to make any noise as they entered. She slipped into a tiny room, barely the size of a closet, and came out with a small cloth bag. We could guess inside the shape of several cups fitted into each other ; the dices made a pleasant noise as they collided in the tissue.

“Why do you carry enough equipment for four people to play ? ” asked the prince when they were out. “Usually everyone has their own cup and dices, right ? ”

“It’s always useful”, said Callirhoe. “Sometimes someone wants to play but has no dices ; sometimes nobody has dices and we can play anyway, like now. ”

“I see”, said Anduin.

Callirhoe looked very seriously at him.

“You know, sire, if you want to learn a game, never be afraid to disturb people. Games are made to be shared. ”

“I will remember”, said the young prince, smiling. “For my part, I would be happy to share a game of jihui with you when we have the opportunity. ”

[https://archiveofourown.org/works/8874613]

ships: jihoon/junhui