1 Series by LovingRed

Listing Series

• The Divine Cure by LovingRed

  Fandom Elder Scrolls, Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

  • Explicit, Mature
  • Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
  • M/M, F/M
  • Series in Progress

  07 Jun 2026

  • Graphic Depictions Of Violence
  • Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
  • Cosnach/Original Male Character
  • Original Dunmer Character(s)/Original Dunmer Character(s) (Elder Scrolls)
  • Marelle
  • Cosnach (Elder Scrolls)
  • Divayth Fyr
  • Yagrum Bagarn
  • Vorstag (Elder Scrolls)
  • Calcelmo (Elder Scrolls)
  • Aicantar (Elder Scrolls)
  • Suvaris Atheron
  • Niranye (Elder Scrolls)
  • Ambarys Rendar
  • Helviane Desele
  • Marelle - Character
  • Original Dunmer Character(s) (Elder Scrolls)
  • Dwemer Ruins
  • Angst
  • Morrowind Lore
  • Slow Burn Romance
  • Friends to Lovers
  • Earned Trust
  • Mutual Healing
  • Character Growth
  • Trauma Recovery
  • Betrayal / Broken Trust
  • fear of relapse
  • Self-Hate / Self-Acceptance
  • Identity and Belonging
  • Found Family
  • Corprus Disease
  • Canon Divergence
  • Thalmor
  • body horror (light)
  • Fantasy and Fictional Setting Racism
  • Dark Fantasy
  • Protective Cosnach
  • Emotional Hurt/Comfort
  • Weekly Updates
  • Origin Story
  • Coming of Age
  • Angst and Tragedy
  • Family Drama
  • Corprus
  • Class Differences
  • One Shot
  • House Redoran
  • Ald'ruhn (Elder Scrolls)
  • No need to have played Morrowind
  • Suran (Elder Scrolls)
  • Desele's House of Earthly Delights (Elder Scrolls)
  • Alcohol
  • Recreational Drug Use
  • Prostitution
  • Skooma (Elder Scrolls)

  Summary

  The series poses the question of what would happen if some of the Corprus patients living under Tel Fyr were "cured" by the collaboration of Divayth Fyr and Yagrum Bagarn.

  We follow the story of Vedreth, one of the few selected candidates, in his journey to reintegrate into civilization. Through him, we explore themes of self-hatred, healing, and unconditional love.

  Words:

  113,467

  Works:

  2