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A snippet from “those hands were made to love” on AO3 - Chapter 4 - hands down one of my fav fics.

EDIT: I found the writer! @ahenix 🥲

This particular chapter was about them attending a function at Eden, right after Yor has an accident (which she conceals with a hastily wrapped gauze). Loid finds out halfway that she’s been bleeding through her dress and proceeds to drag her to he school’s infirmary. Then there was a large piece of beautiful angst on whether she’d let him help and - here you go.

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

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Absolutely love the new added areas for windtrace 2.0 <3

And of course, i have also made the meme for it:)

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Namecard Wallpaper Masterpost

WIPS

Xiao: Mask

Zhongli: Planet Befall

DONE

Itto: Oni Face

Xiangling: Fresh from the Pan

Raiden Shogun: Enlightenment

Yun Jin: Rhyme

Achievement: Nails

Shenhe: Comb

Travel Notes: Mingxiao

Beidou: Weighing Anchor

Kaedehara Kazuha: Autumn Maple-Viewing

Yae Miko: Kitsune Dreaming

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by 파파제이@jennygin2

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Shirayuki . Ryuu

• Akagami no Shirayuki hime (125)

•Colored By Me

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inspired by comments on the yae voiceline leaks

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Sorata sensei’s first interview from Lala

Lala magazine released an interview with Sorata sensei (author of Akagami no Shirayukihime) today. Her very first interview. I don’t know Japanese but I took the time to translate it using tools like deepl.com and google translate and I think it came out pretty decent. I think the interview is interesting and worth a read if you are a fan of AnS. Translation below.

Q: You started drawing it as a mini-series, then it was serialized, and before you knew it, there were 24 volumes. Isn’t this a longer series than you thought it would be?

Sorata: Well, frankly speaking, it’s been a long time… (laughs). I’ve been thinking about how long it’s been since it was first made into an anime in the ninth year of the series, when I first became aware of the fact that it would soon be ten years. I never thought I’d see the number “100 episodes” in this work.

Q: How much did you have in mind when you started working on this project?

Sorata: The person in charge at the time said it would be about five volumes, but I thought, “Five volumes, that’s a long time” (laughs). (laughs) I think the turning point came when I introduced Izana, the first prince, who is Zen’s older brother. You had a choice between a complete story and a narrative story, and you went for the latter. At that time, I thought, “I want to go beyond five volumes”.

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