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The Dirac equation by fleurydice
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia (Anime & Manga)
06 Jun 2026
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Burned by the grief and lost legacy of his brothers, Prince Shoto wears the crown like a shackle under the watchful eyes of the kingdom.
His sworn guard, Sir Katsuki Bakugo, knows his place; three steps behind the prince at all times. Condemned by birth, bound by loyalty and haunted by all he cannot offer, he knows the bitter truth; history does not remember men like him, or stories like theirs.Behind royal traditions and the reluctant search for a queen, the prince clings to this connection that neither he nor Katsuki dare name, both for the same reason:
There are no ballads for the dances shared only in the dark. -
Love is in the air (some restrictions apply) by fleurydice
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia (Anime & Manga)
05 Apr 2026
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Between last-minute boutonnières, missing ties and a nightmare set of groomsmen, the best man - Katsuki Bakugo - barely has a minute to breathe. Too bad, because the groom's close friend in row three is currently writing their love story in his head while plotting on how to have a conversation with him (preferably before the wedding wraps up).
Only one of them knows this is a love story - though that's still up for debate with the ongoing chaos.In other words: Shoto experiences what can only be described as the phenomenon ‘love at first sight’.
katsuki is just trying to keep the wedding from falling apart. -
I wanna feel guilty by fleurydice
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia (Anime & Manga)
29 Mar 2026
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“It’s not- I don’t like boys like that. I don’t…” His breath hitched, a ragged sob itching his throat with the sins he knew he could never atone for. A painful reminder of the things he believed were unforgivable. “I can’t.”
The boy across from him sat panting, his frustration palpable. Yet, a disturbing absence of the one thing Shoto expected to see: shame.
“What the hell are you so afraid of?”
The answer was simple. Exactly that. Hell.
Shoto’s life had been a performance. A careful adherence to an impossible ideal, being the number one hero’s perfect prodigy. With that expectation and his incontestable traditional upbringing, he learns to suppress anything that society may not accept. As what was previously repressed makes itself unwilling to be ignored, he finds himself in a cage of mirrors. Coming face to face with the imperfections that make him not as exemplary as everyone thought.