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1. Canto #: The Self Losing by Delrako

   Fandoms: Project Moon - All Media Types, Limbus Company (Video Game)  

   • Mature
   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death
   • Gen
   • Complete Work

   22 Jul 2026

   Tags

   • Graphic Depictions Of Violence
   • Major Character Death
   • Original Project Moon Character(s)
   • Original Limbus Company Sinner Character(s) (Project Moon)
   • Original Limbus Company (Video Game) Character(s)
   • LCB Manager Dante (Project Moon)
   • Yi Sang (Project Moon)
   • Faust (Project Moon)
   • Don Quixote | Sancho (Project Moon)
   • Ryoshu (Project Moon)
   • Meursault (Project Moon)
   • Hong Lu (Project Moon)
   • Heathcliff (Project Moon)
   • Ishmael (Project Moon)
   • Rodion (Project Moon)
   • Emil Sinclair (Project Moon)
   • Outis (Project Moon)
   • Gregor (Project Moon)
   • Vergilius (Project Moon)
   • Charon (Project Moon)
   • Character Study
   • Character Death
   • Canon-Typical Violence
   • Psychological Trauma
   • Survivor Guilt
   • Identity Crisis
   • Self-Worth Issues
   • Mental Breakdown
   • Emotional Hurt/Comfort
   • Found Family
   • Friendship

   Summary

   The culmination of the Fourteenth Sinner Plínio's journey has finally arrived. To recover the Golden Bough from E Corp's grasp, Dante and the Sinners must forge an unexpected alliance, unearth buried memories, and finally reach their comrade's heart.
   ...But whose heart, exactly?

   Series

   • Part 10 of Plínio's Journey as the 14th Sinner

   Language:

   English

   Words:

   29,603

   Chapters:

   3/3

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