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The Desperate are not Damned Update
Chapter 14 is live!
Gifts from Drank for my fic, The Desperate are not Damned! Thank you so much darling!
The Desperate are not Damned Update x2 combo
Chapter 15
I have watched the ova, read the translation of Reigen’s note, and I am READY to write good things happening to this man
My brain: man why is no one else as excited abt tdand as I am
Me: you haven’t updated in six million years
My brain: blocked??????
Me: so this is the part where we give Reigen everything his little gay heart desires and we let him massage Serizawa’s pretty, pretty shoulders, right?
My brain: IIIIIIT’S TEA TIME
Finished and posted Chapter 7 of The Desperate are not Damned!
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 5/? Fandom: モブサイコ100 | Mob Psycho 100 Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Reigen Arataka/Serizawa Katsuya, Kageyama Ritsu/Suzuki Shou, Hanazawa Teruki/Kageyama "Mob" Shigeo, Reigen Arataka & Kageyama "Mob" Shigeo & Kageyama Ritsu, Serizawa Katsuya & Suzuki Shou & Hanazawa Teruki, Kurata Tome & Kageyama "Mob" Shigeo Characters: Reigen Arataka, Serizawa Katsuya, Kageyama "Mob" Shigeo, Kageyama Ritsu, Hanazawa Teruki, Suzuki Shou, Kurata Tome Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Royalty, Royalty, Trans Character, Slow Burn, Engagement, Magic Summary:
His Majesty King Reigen Arataka of Halite was a desperate man. His kingdom was dying, and it wasn’t even dying slowly anymore. Halite was dying the rapid death of a country that was poor. They were powerful people; magic flowed through near every inhabitant like a pulse and their warriors were nigh uncontested, but they were not a wealthy country, nor were they settled on fertile soil.
His Majesty King Serizawa Katsuya of Umberland was a desperate man. His kingdom was dying, and it wasn’t even dying slowly. Umberland was dying the rapid death of a country under siege. They were a wealthy country, their verdant valleys and sun-blessed hills were rich in sediments, their mines were troves of gems and precious metals, and their animals were mild-tempered on a whole. But Serizawa’s people were not warriors, and he was no warlord.
A solution presents itself in the form of an engagement between two princes.
