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Serendipity and the Things Between Chp. 29

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary } "So, you want to face down a Queen, but you know you don't have the capability, so in your desperation you come to me?"

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Serendipity and the Things Between Chp. 28

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  Even after a good night’s sleep, a warm breakfast, a dip in a nearby pond, and a few stolen moments of kissing Hakuryuu, the mountain still looked menacing. Judal had hoped that the unpleasant atmosphere might have diminished overnight, but of course it hadn’t. Stars, he wanted to be at the top already. Then he could see Aladdin’s wings, and maybe ask him if he knew anything about changelings who had spent most of their lives in tiny apartments that smelled like citrus and ink.

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Serendipity and the Things Between Chp. 27

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  “Alright so, pretend I was raised in another world for a minute,” he said, speaking to the group at large. “And that I totally don’t get what why a faerie is a big deal. Why’s a faerie a big deal?”

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Serendipity and the Things Between Chp.26

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary } “Considering the ramifications, were our cause to fail, I think it best that we treat this as if the courts were truly at each other’s throats once more. And with that being said, I believe our next step ought to be bridging contact with one of the faerie.”

There was an immediate uproar. 

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Serendipity and the Things Between Chp.25

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  After the attack on their forces, which for them had been little more than a month prior, Judal had been expecting something more… subtle.

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To Play the Devil’s Advocate Chp. 1 & 2

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } M - E

{ Ship } Sinbad / Spartos

{ Tags } AU, Demon and Priest, Graphic Depictions of Violence

{ Warnings } Religious Themes, Explicit Torture, Dubious Consent

{ Summary } Did you know that the devil's advocate was created by the church? The church could not disagree with itself and needed a party willing to question and refute their decisions so that they may make certain of their choices. Opposition, to throw themselves into grander relief. So they gave one individual the task of advocating on the devil's behalf, to ensure they were unswayed from the choices they made in the name of God.

They called this person "the prompter of the faith".

This story is about such a person. 

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Serendipity and the Things Between [ Divergence 1 ]

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }  Belial watched. It was what he did most often, watching. His countless eyes, always winking in and out of existence as they pleased, all observed the world around him with the detached watchfulness of one who had lived too many lifetimes to be surprised by the oddities of existence.

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Serendipity and the Things Between Chp. 24

{ Series } Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic

{ Rating } T

{ Ship } Hakuryuu / Judal

{ Tags } Fae & Faeries, Magical Realism

{ Summary }   The sense of déjà vu faded and then relief flooded him in a rush so powerful it was dizzying. In that moment he swore that he had been struggling to return here all his life, even if he had never known it. Sidhe felt like home, though he had never been home before.

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