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Across the River and into the Trees by Nacth (Lithiriel)
Fandoms: Banana Fish (Anime & Manga)
28 Nov 2023
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"Congratulations, Mr. Winston" These are the words that detonate the beginning of the gigantic snowball that is the events in the life of Eiji Okumura, who although he believed he was already prepared for the changes; he never believed that he should be prepared for this. At the same time similar words are said to Yut-Lung, not far away; with a completely different tone and meaning.
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20 Dec 2023
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Yuuri’s heart is thumping tangibly in his chest when he finally arrives at Pulkovo. He has never flown through St. Petersburg’s international airport before, but instinct and half a lifetime of travel experience steers him true, and he gets through immigration in record time simply by speed-walking ahead of his fellow disembarked passengers. Baggage claim is a time equalizer when it comes to arrivals – it’s anyone’s luck when your suitcase is spat out – but Yuuri doesn’t care.
I’m here, he texts Victor while simultaneously willing the baggage carousels to start moving.
I’m waiting, Victor sends back almost instantaneously, and Yuuri’s heart thrums.
(Post-series fic. After Japanese Nationals, Yuuri leaves Hasetsu on a journey that includes a train ride and three flights, crosses six timezones, and racks up over twenty-four hours of travel before he finally reaches St. Petersburg – and Victor).
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23 Jul 2023
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No one had ever heard the omega speak.
It was not that they had never heard him at all. They had all heard the voice of the omega at some point – a gentle laugh, for example, a quiet hum, or, quite more often, lustful cries and moans, caused by the Pakhan himself. But the omega never spoke, and never deigned to even look at them, for they all were beneath him, and mattered less than the dirt beneath his feet.
For they all knew that Katsuki Yuuri's heart belonged to one man only - and that man was Viktor Nikiforov, the Pakhan himself.
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10 Jul 2023