Me after finding out Moros is a romanceable option

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Me after finding out Moros is a romanceable option
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Hades (Supergiant Games Video Games) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Melinoë/Moros (Hades Video Game) Characters: Melinoë (Hades Video Game), Moros (Hades Video Game) Additional Tags: Soulmate AU, Kinda, introspective, Moros POV, Thinking about what it means to be Doom again, Spoilers for the Unseen update and some main game ending stuff but minor Summary:
Moros digs his fingers into his chest, over his heart. The pain isn’t physical, but he feels it. It stabs like a spear through him, hot agony erupting in its wake. He isn’t injured; can’t be, yet it hurts like a blow.
He isn’t doing it to himself – not willingly, at least. His fingers press into the smooth skin of his bare chest, absent any wound. What is it?
Mortals speak of heartbreak as if it is a real ailment, yet he knows better. This isn’t that. It cannot be.
Phantom pains strike at him every night, leaving no trace. It isn't until his path crosses the Princess of the Underworld's that Moros begins to learn how tightly their threads are entwined.
Guess who brought back their demons!
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Ela é excepcional!
Notas sobre ela
- O amor é para os outros, não para mim -, disse a moça que ama inteiramente alguém só por ter sorrido pra ela na fila do pão.