The heir of Slytherin has a life partner to match: a beautiful witch with a snake hypostasis.
Tom Riddle and Nagini.
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The heir of Slytherin has a life partner to match: a beautiful witch with a snake hypostasis.
Tom Riddle and Nagini.
💚 Art by: MOONAX
[ This is a commission art that I ordered from an artist ]
Tom and Nagini from fic What Remains Unbroken by @shelovesmewhynott
Two predators. And neither of them intended to become a victim.
The ‘butterfly effect’ is an opportunity for Tom and Nagini to choose the path of creation rather than destruction.
Tom Riddle appeared in her life unexpectedly. Nagini could never have imagined that this young man would become the Dark Lord. His beauty, youth and charm were etched into her memory.
His image haunted her, like a thorn beneath her heart, periodically reminding her of his presence.
And Nagini’s time in human form was gradually slipping away, like sand through her fingers…
One day, Tom learnt of the Maledictus curse. In a moment of utter despair, as Nagini wept, staring at her trembling, scaly hands, Tom said the very words she had begged to hear from anyone — from Dumbledore, from healers, from the gods: ‘I know how to stop this.’
The words rang out with confidence and without a hint of grandstanding. Smooth, like pomegranate seeds. Tom asked for nothing in return as he offered hope. And Nagini, starved for any hint of a future where there was even a drop of humanity, seized those seeds of promise and tasted them.
It all happened without coercion. No one forced her to go to the Dark Lord. A simple phrase was enough: ‘This can be healed.’
Nagini did not sign a marriage contract with Tom, nor did she swear her loyalty to him. He merely gave her a morsel of sweetness. She took a bite, and the juice lingered on her tongue: slightly tart, with a hint of bitterness right by the stone. Nagini, savouring the moment, did not yet realise that whoever tasted a pomegranate seed now belonged to the one who had offered it.
𓇳 𓆣 𓂀 𓋹 𓂀 𓆣 𓇳
What Remains Unbroken | AO3
Pairing: Tom Riddle x Nagini Rating: PG-13 Words: 9,382
Dear reader!
You’re invited to journey across Egypt alongside Tom Riddle—through forgotten temples, buried magic, ancient curses, and a mystery that was never meant to be uncovered.
The gates of Dendera are open. The complete story is now waiting on AO3.
Although… this may not be the end just yet.
I’d love to keep adding illustrated bonus chapters and fanart to this adventure whenever inspiration strikes.
This story was originally written for the @tominisnakes event and eventually grew into something much bigger than I ever expected.
I hope you’ll enjoy exploring it 🐍✨
🎨: @toskasaturna
(Scroll through the screenshots to see the custom AO3 formatting)
Nagini and the type of men she follows ft. Timothy Tom and Aurelius/Credence
Tomini (Tom Riddle and Nagini) desktop wallpaper.
Tom and Nagini on a summer night.
Southern Albania, Ionian Sea coast.
The Dark Lord is in a good mood today. Here he is, caught on Nagini’s magical camera, wishing everyone a productive day!
Tom Riddle and Nagini.
Tomini wip
new minister of magic?
𓇳 𓆣 𓂀 𓋹 𓂀 𓆣 𓇳
What Remains Unbroken | AO3
Pairing: Tom Riddle x Nagini Rating: PG-13
Tom Riddle travels to Egypt in search of an ancient artifact that might save him from the consequences of his first Horcrux.
Unfortunately, the expedition is led by a woman who hides her real name, talks to snakes, and proves to be a far greater mystery than the artifact itself.
𓂀 Imagine “The Mummy” meets Indiana Jones—and Tom Riddle gets his own “The Draco Malfoy and the Mortifying Ordeal of Being in Love”.
𓆣 An Egypt AU carefully woven into canon. Everything before and after this story remains unchanged.
𓋹 Inspired by my journey through Egypt and the real places featured in this story.
🎨: @toskasaturna
1 and 2 chapters are available on AO3
The tulle by the window fluttered, sometimes billowing like a sail, sometimes falling flat and concealing the garden of Slytherin Manor, over which a gray twilight was gathering. Tom, leaning on the windowsill, gazed thoughtfully at the darkening sky. Bare to the waist, he was enjoying the coolness of the late summer evening.
Suddenly, the young Dark Lord’s solitude was interrupted. At that very moment, he felt gentle hands touch his lower back and glide smoothly down to his lower abdomen. A surge of pleasant anticipation shot through him: sharp, sweet, as if promising something more than just a touch. Tom slowly straightened up and turned around.
Nagini was wearing a black, semi-transparent blouse—weightless and flowing. The fabric softly outlined her collarbones, her delicate wrists, and the curves of her body, not revealing but merely hinting at her hidden beauty. When Tom shifted his gaze from the gloomy landscape outside the window to her, the detachment in his eyes melted away, replaced by intense focus.
She moved in close, making no secret of her initiative. Her warm lips touched his neck just below his ear. Tom obediently tilted his head back and froze. His breathing faltered, his eyelids grew heavy, and the world seemed to narrow down to that single moment. Nagini traced her lips lower, toward his collarbone, and lingered there, listening to her beloved’s pulse quicken.
Tom wrapped his arms around her waist. Under his fingers he felt cool fabric, and beneath it, a living, trembling warmth. Nagini lifted her head and looked into his eyes. Deep within his pupils, reflected light trembled, revealing something inhumanly calm and yet insatiable, as if Nagini were awakening something primal. With her fingertips, she traced his cheekbone, traced the line of his jaw, and drew Tom’s face toward hers.
The kiss began gently, almost cautiously, as if they were both afraid of scaring away this fragile feeling. But very soon it grew deeper, more insistent, and Tom responded without a hint of hesitation. The tart taste of her lips made his head spin, blurring the lines between “before” and “after.” He stopped thinking, casting aside all extraneous thoughts to belong entirely to this moment and to Nagini. He simply leaned forward—and Nagini accepted him, pressing her whole body against him, running her fingers through the dark chestnut waves of his hair.
The wind tore at the tulle, flinging an emerald-transparent wave of fabric at their feet, but neither of them stirred. Tom held Nagini tighter, returning her kiss as if he wanted to absorb all her warmth, to remember it for years to come. Her palms glided over his shoulders and across his bare chest, leaving warm traces, as if branding this moment into his memory. Tom Riddle was completely lost in her—in the taste of the kiss, in those touches, in the subtle scent of her skin—and he didn’t want to come back. There wasn’t a shred of willpower left to resist: at that moment, Nagini was all that existed for him.
Love doesn't cure curses, but it almost does... tolerable. When someone you love is around, the ailment becomes weaker, or does not make itself felt at all for a long time. There were days when Nagini's blood curse barely made itself felt. She laughed loudly, walked barefoot on the stone floor, and her feet left normal footprints, not the writhing prints of a snake's body. The pupils of the amber eyes were of a regular shape, not vertical. On days like these, Tom allowed himself to forget that she was doomed. He even allowed himself to think that their strange symbiosis could last forever, that he was strong enough to hold Maledictus with his will alone.
— If you decide to believe me, you will see and know everything... He spoke in a whisper, with a pain he could no longer hide. "I'll show you the edge where life ends and what I've gotten myself into begins." It's dark out there, Nagini. It's so dark that even a starless night seems insignificant. I'm not at peace with fate or with myself. I'm stuck somewhere in Purgatory, where there's no way out alive. And I'm so... so tired of being there alone. At such a moment, Tom usually lied beautifully, dragging the victim into the trap of a verbal web. But lying to Nagini was pointless. Maledictus felt his emptiness as an extension of her own. Throughout her life, she was scared half to death, branded, burned out of her humanity, turning her into a flexible, deadly creature. She was also divided. Either a reptile or a virgo. Either the victim or the killer. Fear lived in her like a lingering old scar, and rage became the only way to survive.