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Oneshots: Like Father, Like Son:
It was when he caught himself telling the kid that he found him inside a watermelon that he realized he was turning into his father. Salvation:
Mephisto Pheles pays his respects, after a fashion. Fumbling Toward Family:
Fujimoto Shiro knew nothing about children, less about babies, and he was starting to really, really want a smoke. Lies and Promises:
At nine, Yukio is already looking forward to the day he won't have to lie to his brother. Unorthodox:
It started with tofu on Wednesday. Two Wednesdays later, it was getting weird. Vitriolic Best Buds:
For Rin and Suguro, friendship is more like a battlefield. As with most things involving his brother, Yukio is becoming resigned to this.
No pairings. Night Terrors:
Sharing a room with his brother for fifteen years had taught Yukio how to deal with many things. The effect of nightmares on a newly awakened pyrokinetic wasn't one of them. Five Times Yukio Jumped... and One Time He Didn't:
Afraid to jump but more afraid not to, Okumura Yukio stepped off the edge. And, the possibilities began. Spoilers for Chapter 72. Humanity:
After Hachiro's defeat, Yukio and Rin face some hard truths about Yukio's real nature. Diverges from manga canon at Chapter 77. The Offer:
It's rare for a student from a non-exorcist family to join the cram school. It's even rarer for a student to leave, marked as they are by temptaint. But, each student who does so is presented with an offer. Inheritance:
A new king of Gehenna has been crowned. A brother has been lost. But, neither situation is going to go unchallenged. Festering:
Like too many things lately, the problem had grown slowly, quietly until slapping him in the face. Spoilers for Chapter 96-99. Drabbles: Failure:
Yukio knows Rin has never failed at what's most important. Draw:
Mephisto Pheles won all his bets. Decision:
Yukio has a decision to make. Obvious:
Izumo wonders why no one else can see the obvious. Dwindling:
Yukio starts hoping that Shura is paying more attention than she lets on. Slipping:
Yukio's going down so fast she’s not sure he can stop. Companion to "Dwindling". Resemblance:
Okumura Rin wanted to be nothing like his biological father and everything like his real father. Set in a Blue Exorcist/Fullmetal Alchemist fusionverse. One-sided:
Rin's seemingly one-sided shouting matches were always interesting. Faith:
Exorcists, Fujimoto Shiro mused, were surprisingly agnostic. Trust:
Tatsuma remained frozen, watching in silence as young Rin grabbed his son. Scripted:
Mephisto likes it when everyone is on script. Playwright:
Mephisto Pheles was nothing so simple as a chessmaster; he was a playwright. Inevitable:
Yukio had trained in deception all his life. Understanding:
His father wasn’t a coward. Reputation:
Everyone had heard the rumors about Okumura Rin. Humanity:
When he hesitated to destroy the all-too-human zombies, Rin knew the others didn't understand. Apprentice:
"If I don’t see you for two minutes, you’re somewhere raising the devil." Logical Fallacy:
Konekomaru didn’t want to remember the sensation of spectral talons curling around his heart, of sibilant whispers filling his mind. Sacrifice:
It was far too late when Fujimoto Shiro finally realized how the magic that hid Rin from demons worked. Last Resort:
Yukio wondered how their father had dealt with it. Time and Again:
"In short, I have already turned back time for you many, many times, Okumura Rin." Horticulture:
In the end, it was Shiemi who made all their lies into truths. Countdown:
Okumura Rin was counting. Outdated:
Rin had always thought demons had no fashion sense. The Pull:
Demons read human hearts. Transparent:
Rin didn’t need Mephisto to tell him that keeping his tail exposed was a bad idea. Fixated:
Mephisto knew it was the fixation that destroyed. Worthwhile:
The twins celebrate their first birthday since everything changed. There's No 'Human Shield' in Team:
"Konekomaru told you to be our trump card, not our shield!" Vision:
Yukio needs a broader vision; everyone else seems to have found one. Lessons:
Eight year old Rin had a bloody fist, a bloody nose, and a defiant scowl. Makeshift:
It's the twins' second birthday, and Shiro is still getting the hang of this fatherhood thing. Uncool:
Spies are pretty cool, right? Right? Revelation:
“That is what the Order’s really like.” Cooldown:
The confrontation didn't go quite the way Yukio had thought it would. Typical:
Not that Mephisto ever helped, but maybe the idiot would make a decent distraction. Persistence:
The trick was to keep your spirits up. New! Joyful Noise:
How was this his life, Fujimoto Shiro wondered. How had he ended up playing priest, father, and now children’s play director? New! |
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