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[Fanfic] Not Quite Paradise (Kuro/Fai/Yuui, R) 22/22
Good news: finished the fic! Bad news: it's the first of two in a series. You win some, you lose some. \o/
Title: Not Quite Paradise [22/22]
Fandom: Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle
Pairing: Fai/Kurogane/Yuui
Author: Co-write between![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
mikkeneko & reikah
Rating: R
Word count: 9,741 this chapter (155,447 total)
Notes: "In a future where science and psionics rule the skies, and both are controlled by the iron fist of the Earth government, two young men make a desperate leap into the unknown in order to evade capture and slavery. AU, Kurogane/Yuui/Fai."
Chapter summary: In which things become clear in more ways than one, and I spent an inappropriate amount of time making lightsaber noises to myself while writing space battle scenes.
Previous chapters: Linked from the masterlist here! Also, slightly censored version of fic hosted on the Pit of Voles here.
( "With the inclusion of a skilled telekinetic on the retrieval team, the odds of successful retrieval rise to 9.84%." )
Title: Not Quite Paradise [22/22]
Fandom: Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle
Pairing: Fai/Kurogane/Yuui
Author: Co-write between
mikkeneko & reikahRating: R
Word count: 9,741 this chapter (155,447 total)
Notes: "In a future where science and psionics rule the skies, and both are controlled by the iron fist of the Earth government, two young men make a desperate leap into the unknown in order to evade capture and slavery. AU, Kurogane/Yuui/Fai."
Chapter summary: In which things become clear in more ways than one, and I spent an inappropriate amount of time making lightsaber noises to myself while writing space battle scenes.
Previous chapters: Linked from the masterlist here! Also, slightly censored version of fic hosted on the Pit of Voles here.
( "With the inclusion of a skilled telekinetic on the retrieval team, the odds of successful retrieval rise to 9.84%." )