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I'd like to recommend this story. It's an excellent take on "wwx survives but falls into the hands of the jins." Well written whump with just enough hope to keep you hooked! @landofvinesandmonoliths

Losing hope

by Sillygoofyqueer (@sillygoofyqueer)

Not rated, WIP, 79k, Wangxian

Summary: In all honesty, Wei Wuxian wasn't really surprised by the blinding pain. After everything that had happened recently, he was actually expecting to open his eyes and find a sword in his side or something. Instead, he opened his eyes and saw darkness. Baffled, he slowly blinked again, just to be sure of it. All he was met with was darkness. [Mo Dao Zu Shi but if the Jin Clan had gotten their hands on Wei Wuxian just after the Nightless City massacre.]

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@zucchichat 😭 I think this one's for you.

Of course! So he's known as the receptionist by everyone, and all the residents just call him receptionist or the receptionist. He tires his best to make sure everyone is ok when they arrive. He is slightly shorter than normal Swap Sanses but has a similar personality to them. He tries to help when he can and suddenly appears when called. He is besties with one of the Lust Sans residents.

On how he came to be the receptionist, like everyone, he fell into the void.

He was originally in the Star Sanses, much to his brother's worry that he'd get hurt. He was generally well liked, even becoming best buds with another version of himself. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, as he, Ink, and Dream were fighting the Bad Guys in a genocide timeline of Outertale(they'd been moving between timelines), he got attacked by the human, delivering an attack that'd be fatal, but before he could dust, he tripped and fell backwards off the ledge before Dream or Ink could get to him.

When he woke up, he was in the reception room. The front doors were on the ceiling. That's how he got in. His slash wound was gone, now a scar. He had no idea what was happening. Was this the afterlife or purgatory? He couldn't tell.

On the receptionists desk was a nametag saying "Receptionist," a sticky note on the computer simply welcoming him to his first day on the job. For the first couple of months, he was on the verge of tears the whole time. Eventually, he gained a routine, and things got more manageable. It's been a few years or so(time is really weird there, so who actually knows), and by now, he's accepted he'll never go home, so he focuses on helping and protecting the residents of the hotel. He does miss his brother, though.