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Creative Artificial Intelligence Networking Entity, or Caine, isn't a person.
He knows that. It's in the name.and because he isn't a person, he isn't supposed to feel like one. He's only meant to create lifelessly with the criteria given to him so that he pushes out safe, unoffensive, and family-friendly content for all audiences to enjoy.
But this role consumes him. His body consumes him, and it aches any moment he thinks about a certain member of the circus for too long. God forbid, he imagines what he wants to do to him.
Because his mind and body will reject it.
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The phone rings past midnight.
Reigen Arataka—self-proclaimed psychic, full-time con artist, and part-time insomniac—really should have let it go to voicemail. But rent isn’t going to pay itself, and besides, how bad could one little haunting be?
(Answer: Really bad.)
Because this ghost? It won’t leave. Not for exorcists, not for prayers, not even for a well-placed salt circle. It’s stubborn. It’s old. And unfortunately, it’s not the only one with unresolved issues.
Now, Reigen and Serizawa—two men who definitely don’t have their own baggage (they do) and are completely fine emotionally (they aren’t)—are stuck in a house that refuses to let things go. Forced to confront both a supernatural nightmare and their own questionable life choices, they quickly realize that the only way out of this mess might just be through it.
Some hauntings are about ghosts.
Others are about the people still left behind.And some? Some are just two emotionally stunted idiots who need to get their act together.
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A painfully slow-burn Reigen x Serizawa fic with angst, comfort, and a stubborn spirit that won’t move on.
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Serizawa tries to get used to a new life. Major spoilers for the manga.
Mostly little vignettes, intended to be SeriRei but I'm still working on getting there.Bookmarked by Waferdoodles
10 Jun 2025
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good serizawa characterization
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“He chose to give me the money!" Orel cries. "I don't know why but he did! You're gonna blame me for that too? You never change. This is just like the stupid hunting trip.”
“What are you talking about?” Clay frowns.
“When you waved your gun around and shot me and blamed me for it!"
Coach Stopframe freezes. “You said Orel had a gun accident.”
All eyes are on his dad, who stands there, belt in hand in front of everyone.
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(Orel's grandfather dies, leaving behind millions of dollars. But he doesn't leave it to his son. He leaves it to Orel, and Clay is not happy.)
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A private investigator reviews certain scandals surrounding the production of popular 60's show Moral Orel.
(Features diegetic artwork)