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15 Sep 2026
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Embraced by The Sea, Book 1. The Start of The Journey by Averyuniquename
Fandoms: Blue Lock (Manga), Blue Lock (Anime)
30 Aug 2026
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When Baron Isagi Yoichi agrees to marry a powerful duke, he expects a loveless marriage—not betrayal.
After surviving two years as the duke's obedient omega, Yoichi is thrown from a seaside cliff and left to drown during a pirate raid. Instead of dying, he awakens aboard the flagship of the infamous Royale Pirate Crew.
One of its captains, Itoshi Sae, is nothing like the bloodthirsty pirate of royal stories. Neither are his crew.
As Yoichi slowly uncovers the truth behind the mysterious Island ruled by the Pirate King, he begins to question everything he was taught about pirates, nobles, and justice.
The monsters he feared may become the family he never expected.
And somewhere across the sea, the duke who tried to erase him still believes his second spouse is dead.
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- Part 1 of Embraced by the Sea
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28 Aug 2026
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Itoshi Rin does everything aggressively. He breathes aggressively, he studies aggressively, and he makes Isagi want to rip his hair out.
It’s fine. Isagi can handle it. He just needs to ignore the way Rin looks when he steps out of the shower.
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23 Aug 2026
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“…Kaiser?”
The dog’s ears perked up.
“No way.”
He climbed into his lap.
“Get off me!”
A wet tongue dragged enthusiastically across Isagi’s cheek.
“KAISER!”
The dog wagged his tail.
Isagi wakes up next to a dog.
The Afghan Hound has Kaiser's eyes, Kaiser's attitude, and Kaiser's inexplicable hatred of other men talking to Isagi.
The veterinarian says Kaiser may turn back eventually.
Until then, Isagi has to figure out how to take care of a huge, spoiled, jealous dog who understands everything he says.
This would be easier if Kaiser didn't keep stealing his socks.
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Kaiser had always been good at forgetting. Forgetting the bruises. Forgetting the words that cut deeper than any injury. Forgetting that the only thing his father ever gave him was fear.
But standing in the doorway of their daughter’s nursery, watching Isagi gently hum a lullaby while rocking their newborn in his arms—Kaiser remembers.