Ad Lunam et Mare
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Safely tucked away in the depths of the Fortress of Meropide, Wriothesley never knew the full truth about himself, something that is only revealed under the light of the full moon. After leaving the Fortress to live with Neuvillette, Wriothesley must learn to accept his new truth.
Neuvillette has his hands full, juggling the nation of Fontaine, while also keeping Wriothesley safe. In the midst of all this, Neuvillette is fighting to keep his draconic identity a secret, something that is becoming increasingly difficult since regaining his full dragonhood.Series
- Part 1 of Ad Lunam et Mare
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Zhongli had given Tartaglia very specific instructions. Find out what had happened to the Chief Justice, tell him that Zhongli sent his regards, and report back to Liyue, preferably without landing himself in the Fortress of Meropide again. It couldn’t be that hard, right?
Tartaglia has finished up everything Zhongli had sent him to do, but he is still very suspicious of a certain Duke of Meropide, who is most definitely hiding something. So Tartaglia decides to stay in Fontaine a bit longer, just to see what he can dig up. But maybe he should've thought things through a bit more before following a mysterious wolf into the deepest parts of the Erinnyes Forest...
This takes place after "Full Moon, Raging Tides." Please read that first!
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- Part 2 of Ad Lunam et Mare
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Wriothesley and Neuvillette go to the wilds of Fontaine for the full moon. Both of them reminisce on the events that brought them to this point in their lives.
This is part of a much longer series! It would be best to read both of the previous parts of the series before this!
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- Part 3 of Ad Lunam et Mare
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After everything that has happened to Wriothesley and Neuvillette in the past year, their lives have started to take a turn for the better. Their wedding is fast approaching, and their love has never been stronger.
Yet, despite all the good that their lives bring, a darkness stirs beneath the surface.
This work is part of a series. Please read the previous installments before reading this one.
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- Part 4 of Ad Lunam et Mare