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Loyalty, With Love by EspirituDelMar
Fandoms: Overlord - Maruyama Kugane & Related Fandoms
13 Aug 2018
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Unrequited!Demiurge/Ainz (Demainz). It is known that every being in Nazarik loves their Creators, but there are different kinds of love. And one of the floor guardians has a type of love for his Master that no one suspects.
Based ONLY on the anime, so it doesn't take into account character development done in the manga or light novels.
Edit 15/7/2018: Now with alternate takes to this scene!:
Chapter 2: Ainz is aware of the devil's feelings for him but does not return those feelings. Still, he's kind to the devil and tries not to hurt him too much.
Chapter 3: Ainz returns those feelings but is unaware of the devil's feelings, so this would be another unrequited!demainz (though is actually mutual, not that neither of them would know that)
Chapter 4: Requited Demainz! Confession and some fluffSeries
- Part 1 of Overlord Stories & One-Shots
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canonically accurate DemiAinz
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why isn’t this canon😩
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Бесконечная преданность и обожание, принятие всех своих проявлений как подарок Высшего Существа, заботливое начальство-моя Римская империя
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He had to admit to himself that he wasn't an especially perceptive person, but even he wasn't dense enough to not notice that certain light that appeared on Demiurge's eyes when they were alone.
He sincerely didn't know how that happened. He was a skeleton, for god's sake! Albedo, he could understand because he'd changed her bio, and Shalltear had a necrophilia fetish programmed into her, but Demiurge? He was sure that Ulbert-san wasn't that kind of person, so how on earth...?
Wait. They had been transported to another world, where the NPCs are suddenly alive. Could it be that now that they weren't in a game, now that they weren't directed by their programs, the NPCs had turned into living beings with the ability to grow and develop? Could it be that now they could behave in ways that went beyond, or even against, their programming?
Ainz hadn't been completely sure of their loyalty since the start, but now he was even less. If they could change, that meant their loyalty could change too.
If that was true, then Ainz had to gain their loyalty. Which meant behaving as a leader worthy of it, giving them rewards for jobs well done, time to rest and days off... he couldn't treat them like living robots. They had needs, and if he wanted to be a leader they were eager to follow, he needed to meet them.
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