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It was a typical night for Diluc, tending the bar at Angel's share. The atmosphere was low and quiet, patrons far and few between for the late evening in the middle of the week. He was enjoying his time, more or less, before one slip up and accident reveals a secret that Kaeya had apparently been hiding for years.
This was far from typical.
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In a world that has treated him so poorly, in a world that has berated him with questions and unforeseeable consequences, Kaeya latches on to his thoughts as the only certainty and definitive he has. Or does he even have that?
(A short story diving through Kaeya's mentality and thought process as he copes with loss, grief, acceptance, and renewal.)
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It was over. For the most part, at least. Things still lingered, they always did and probably always would, but it would get better. For now, Connor is learning what it means to be alive, what it means to have complete and utter will. And for now, he needs to do that from Hank's couch.
But, first order of business, getting over the fear of Sumo would be a start.
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Kratos had longed for many things throughout the years. He’d longed for his first family, even if just for a moment, to apologize wholeheartedly. He longed for Faye, and her infinite wisdom that guided him in tricks and teases through the darkest of hours. He longed for the simpler times, if there ever were any, and even if there weren't.
But lately, he’d been longing most of all for his son. To hold him once more, to see his smile. Atreus had gone on his own journey 4 years ago, and he was now a man, 18. Kratos wanted to see his son again, but he’d return when he was ready. Perhaps that time came sooner than anticipated.
UPDATE/REVAMP: 22/03/26 (D/M/Y)
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Abaddon didn’t have a family, not anymore at the very least. He’d gotten used to life in the body of a young boy, though he longed for home. He wanted to feel the burn of hell again, but Katherine didn’t like it when he ran the electricity bill to sit in boiling water.
It got lonely, being the only demon around. Nobody understood him, nobody understood his struggles. He must’ve been obvious with his dilemma (he walked around sighing loudly until someone asked him,) as Katherine offered a solution.