Splitting Heirs
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When Caelus' date is postponed by Phainon and Mydei's rivalry sparking up he decides to let the two of them in on an outworlder's 'secret technique' for settling differences. He can't believe his luck when he uncovers that both are willing to try it out, just for him...
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- Part 1 of Splitting Heirs
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After being caught in a scheme to get the Heirs to make out, Caelus is involved in a game to determine if it will be Mydei or Phainon who claims him first. As the role of victor is fought for from his knees Caelus plays his own game with the competitors and sees who else is willing to break the rules to secure the crown. No matter who wins, with Phainon and Mydei fighting to take him as their own he knows there is no way he can lose.
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- Part 2 of Splitting Heirs
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With the help of a certain cat Phainon arrives in Castrum Kremnos to lure the newly appointed demigod of Strife into a divine challenge. He knows his friend needs something only he can offer, and he's willing to put his body on the line to give it. Mydei accepts the challenge and gives Phainon everything he has, alongside using up all the tips and tricks offered to them by a conveniently gifted box of Trickery...
TLDR: Phainon finds out what it's like to be a dog for the night.
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- Part 3 of Splitting Heirs
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Despite his imminent death, when Caelus receives two invites to join his favourite besties Phainon and Mydei in Okhema's dungeons he is ready to put his life on the line to explore his wildest fantasies. When it turns out he's been exploited by Anaxa for his new demigod services over Time he doesn't care- because when he finds Phainon and Mydei tied up for one of the professor's final experiments he is more than willing to discard the last of his self-respect and play along in a game of Trickery.
ft. Caelus at his most unserious worst, Anaxa as Anaxa, Mydei as a god-king bottom, and Phainon still as a dog.
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- Part 4 of Splitting Heirs