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He was a Prince, she was an infamous cavalry General.
General Rukia Kuchiki, the feared Bloodletter, has been given the task to train King Isshin Kurosaki’s son. It should be an honor to train the crown Prince in combat. And perhaps it would have been if the Prince didn’t turn out to be the most brash and insufferable man she’s ever met.
Misunderstandings, rough first impressions, mutual antagonism, and yet something unexpected draws them together. Feelings neither of them ever wanted to develop. Too bad she’s a vassal in service of the Kingdom, and he’s the heir to the throne.
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15 Nov 2025
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"They say my mother used to smile more. Is that the truth?" Inspired by (tumblr) deathberryprompts prompt that had to include the words "knife, bridge, and truth." Follows the events of the manga ending, loosely.
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09 Nov 2025
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/ Some days Rukia thinks death is the easier way out. But then he looks her way, eyes bright, face smiling and then she realizes she is already living dying. /
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05 Nov 2025
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Bartenders - especially bartenders around the corner from her apartment - are strictly off limits. Written for IRmonth 2021
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28 Oct 2025
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Audience with a Princess dressed in bedsheets by MademoiselleinDanmei1485
Fandoms: Bleach (Anime & Manga)
06 Feb 2025
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The 9th lord of the Hueco Mundo kingdom, Aaroniero Aarurieri, in hopes of securing a seemingly "diplomatic" alliance with the Kuchiki Castle, asks Lord Byakuya for the young princess Rukia's hand in marriage, however he gets rejected twice. In a fit of frustration and desperation, he poses an ultimatum of threat to the Kuchiki princess herself, while King Byakuya is absent. Lord Aaroniero sends his most trusted general Ichigo Kurosaki to deliver the message with a secret scroll.
Rukia is "forced" to meet the enemy's messenger with an unusual orange hair in a very unconventional, untraditional and quite extraordinary manner.
It doesn't help that on a previous meeting, at the spur of sarcasm and hot-headedness, she said a sentence towards Kurosaki's address that would cause a scandal in the court:
- I'd rather marry and produce an offspring with that orange-haired frowning warrior of yours than spare you as much as a mere touch on my hand, Lord Aaroniero.
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28 Oct 2025