Oct 5, 2025
A gift for @avicinda because today is our anniversary =v=
Fuwabo getting lost in (in)accurate(???) relations between Avicinda and Wuyeda =v=
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A gift for @avicinda because today is our anniversary =v=
Fuwabo getting lost in (in)accurate(???) relations between Avicinda and Wuyeda =v=
Proper illustration of my girl Fuwabo (with her glasses this time)
Did someone say Faewish Sprite OC?!
Meet Fuwabo, Wish Inspector by day... romance novelist by night?! Perhaps a little controversial (Paladin Captain Avicinda always looked down upon her work, but that's nothing new for him), Fuwabo's trademark style and subject is the Sprites around her. Obfuscated, but fooling no-one, she has many a work under her name, all about the (extremely obvious, come on you guys!) relationships she sees in the Wishing Woods.
Her most famous novel is a heartwarming tale of two star-crossed lovers finally being able to come together at last, featuring Wish Master Jijiroda and Paladin Captain Aveida.*
*Any names or likenesses are fictional and similarity to any real-world Faewish Sprites are entirely coincidental.
King, Queen, and Cupid
Unable to decide which of them is to be the 'real' Party King that year, Moosda and Morda leave the decision up to a Sprite with intriguing solutions (and ulterior motives?)
Rating: General Audiences
Just a silly little Moosda/Morda thing I wrote because I love these two guys so much! (With Fuwabo thrown in for chaos :3c)
Ao3 link!
Ok so Fuwabo mostly exists as a more comedic character, but she is also something of a historian... in her own way. In her novels she's documented a number of suspicious going-ons that occurred under Chigda's rule, but due to the nature of her writing and the lack of critical thinking of most Faewish Sprites during the time, it was overlooked or taken as fictitious. This was probably a very good thing for her or she likely wouldn't still be around, though.
Funnily enough, Babarada would have probably gotten along well having someone else in the 'Chigda is Suspicious and I Don't Really Trust Him' club, but he refused to touch her books or even really interact w/ her because he hated the contents of her novels.