#m:tlom

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  The rebellion's new, permanent home revealed itself on the morning of the third day. It was a castle, hewn from dark stone and covered in moss and ivy, half sunken beneath emerald waters. 

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary } "So, you want to face down a Queen, but you know you don't have the capability, so in your desperation you come to me?"

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  "We do know how to play with your toys without breaking them, you know." the green-skinned fae whined defensively. He seemed to realize as soon as he finished speaking that he had said the wrong thing. 

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T +

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary } Judal’s trips to and from school seemed to last much longer than they had before. Hakuryuu was sure he was imagining it at first, pining like some love struck child, but after a while he began to notice a pattern. In the mornings, Judal left with his usual kiss and lopsided smile, his bag slung over one shoulder, energetic. When he returned, he was far more sluggish, slightly distracted, and his bag always seemed heavier.

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T +

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  Elder brother En, she had asked quietly, looking at the floor. Is UnSeelie… just a cruel place? Is our court only made up of deceitful people with unkind intentions?

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  It was always like this, on mornings when reality seemed unreal, as if Hakuryuu could tell that he was drifting between what was and was not without a tether.

Judal stopped stirring, a smile curling his mouth as a second kiss was laid against his hair.

“Morning, Hakuryuu.” he exhaled slowly.

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary } Judal had been on edge that evening. He spoke of feeling watched as he came home, as if eyes passed over him constantly, combing across him, trying to peel away his skin. Hakuryuu cooked a light dinner and ushered him to bed early. Before he left the apartment, he pressed his fingers to his host’s door and whispered wards into the wood. Just in case.

19. things you said when we were the happiest we ever were

“Anju, you ever want kids?”

Anju’s laugh was quick and sharp, cutting through the afternoon air and ringing in Hakuren’s ears. He’d heard people call it a violent laugh before, but he’d always found it refreshing.

“Me?” Anju scoffed, leaning back on his hands. “Hell no. I’m not father material on my best day, and you know I don’t have many of those.”