Shiito
Recent bookmarks
-
Tags
Summary
A work exploring the events that took place before the calamity- detailing Link's chaotic ascendance into the royal guard, his first meetings with each of the champions, Zelda, and the people who raised him. [Complete!]
"Link tossed the sword down. It stayed upright, embedded into the dirt and mud. He wanted to tell her just how desperately he’d wanted to reject it and put it back into its pedestal. The way he ran and lied, and was still lying. King Rhoam was the one who insisted the truth be buried, but Link didn’t utter a word of protest. He may have come clean, but he had no intention of coming clean to all of Hyrule.
He felt he didn’t owe Hyrule anything.But the question remained, just how much did he owe Zelda?"
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 242,228
- Chapters:
- 28/28
- Collections:
- 4
- Comments:
- 1,221
- Kudos:
- 4,475
- Bookmarks:
- 1,391
- Hits:
- 205,504
Bookmarked by Shiito
08 Mar 2025
-
Tags
Summary
Imelda catches sight of a rather unimpressive display in the courtyard and decides to remind a certain someone of just who is the best at everything from flying to making her squirm.
Bookmarked by Shiito
07 Mar 2025
-
Tags
Summary
When Yae Miko first met Raiden Ei, she didn’t think much of the girl initially.
It wasn't the face that looked exactly like Raiden Makoto that surprised her.
Although, she did have a very different demeanor to her, even if they were identical.
A couple times, while she was observing the serious girl’s expression, she was caught staring.
To which, the kagemusha would quickly look in another direction, and grip her polearm a little bit tighter.
“Miko,” saiguu says. “Why don’t you keep Ei company while Makoto and I finish up our duties?”
-
Tags
Summary
Non nobis solum nati sumus.
(Not for ourselves alone are we born.)
Elio begins his greatest script by placing, at Kafka’s feet, the body of a fallen Star.
Gray-haired, golden eyes—a body without a soul, a beating heart that pumped blood but not emotion. Elio gives Kafka a lifeless husk of a being and tells her, [STARS fall from the sky to become something greater and this one will be the greatest yet.]
In this universe, Kafka’s skill is in the blade—in the physical, in the fight, in the aching of muscles after battle and the grip of guns against her palms. She’s never raised anyone before but she can surely teach a Star how to fight. Surely she can teach a Star how to survive.
(But how to live? How to feel? What is humanity to Kafka’s own unflinching resolve? What is humanity to a woman who thinks that part of her died long ago?)
or, the events of Honkai Star Rail with a much more battle-honed Stelle, brutally efficient in her combat, with unflinching resolve that she learned from a lady she yearns to remember (because the Stellaron allowed her a single wish and she wished for the humanity to be Kafka’s child again.)
Series
- Part 1 of nativitas stellae
Bookmarked by Shiito
03 Dec 2024
-
Tags
Summary
Between the cataclysm and today, Inazuma has lived. Inazuma has resurrected and transformed. The Shogun herself didn't realize it. How could she, when she herself was frozen in time? But I know. Because I've never lived as much as I did in those 500 years. But there is too much to tell. And I would like to reserve this story for Her Excellency alone.
Sequel of “The last Hakushin”. Can be read as a stand alone.
Series
- Part 2 of Recollection of the fox
Bookmarked by Shiito
29 May 2024