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intimacy
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CW: death of a loved one
Part 1 of the promised Jacintdiel angst comic :)
The Cross-Dimensional Compass allows Diel to travel through spacetime pretty much unrestricted, with which she visits and hires pirate crew members from various universes. However, she is very, very careful not to abuse this power. She knows just how easily using it for ‘little things’ could lead into her acting like she’s above the natural consequences of life (even if the Compass technically makes it so that she is).
For example, one rule she has set is that if someone dies, they die. She can’t go back to save them, she can’t go back to see them.
She has broken this rule exactly once.
Jacinta Mada was the captain of her own crew, in the time just before Settlers. Though she preferred to stay in her own world, her crew and Diel’s would meet up for a little while now and again.
It was during one of these meet-ups that Diel learned of Jacinta’s death.
(This comic starts right after Diel portals to Jacinta’s ship; hence holding on to the Compass in the first page)
Part two of the promised Jacintdiel angst comic :)
The morning Diel had to leave.
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Time has come, let us be brave
I’m not ready.
Featured characters: Captain Jacinta Mada (she/her), Captain Diel (she/her)
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I’m barely confident enough in my writing to post it but y’all can have the blurb I wrote with this because wHY NOT
CW: death of a lover
“Where’s Jacinta?”
Diel was sure to sign as she spoke, as Njeri was on deck, but she didn’t get an answer. As she looked around her fellow captain’s ship, she saw everyone looked so subdued, so somber, she started to feel a heavy sense of dread and unease settling into her chest.
It felt wrong in every sense. It felt like a nightmare, but somehow worse, because it was real.
She looked towards Jacinta’s first mate, the grin long gone from her face. “Njeri…?”
The pirate didn’t meet her eyes, hesitating for a moment before looking up and signing;
‘I’m sorry.’
Diel almost felt her heart stop.
‘Jacinta’s dead.’
“…wh-what?”
Featured characters: Captain Diel (she/her), Captain Jacinta Mada (she/her, mentioned), Njeri (she/her, mentioned)
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Jacinta Mada, a powerful sorceress and captain of her own all-women pirate crew (specifically to spite men that didn’t allow women on their crews—this is on a version of Earth in the 1600’s, albeit one with magic). She’s also Diel’s late lover.
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These two mean so much to me
Featured characters: Jacinta (she/her), Diel (she/her)
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“I’ll be sure to visit.” Diel swallowed. “Even if it’s not—”
She couldn’t blame Jacinta, really. She loved her too much.
“…even if you lose interest in me.”