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With Hades returned to the Aetherial Sea and no plans for a reunion in this life…what next? Can Glori find happiness? Can she let herself find happiness? Glori and her dearest friends saved the very star, but this challenge may prove more daunting than defeating despair itself. Healing is needed, fences need mending, and then, maybe, just maybe, two old hearts may finally align.
This story, about a Hyur Warrior of Light named Glori, is a sequel to a previous story, Dragonscale Box (and its three supplements). While Dragonscale Box was written with a rather obsessive goal of fitting itself within the MSQ of Shadowbringers and Endwalker, this story has long since diverged.
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- Part 5 of Dragonscale Box
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Thancred has summoned Alisaie, Y’shtola, and the Warrior of Light (Glori) back from Doma for the induction of Ala Mhigo into the Eorzean Alliance. On the eve of their departure, Y’shtola gives Glori some sensible advice.
Glori ignores it entirely.
Warning: sexually explicit content.
This is a flashback from the Stormblood patches and references a number of events therein. Dialogue is also taken directly from the Patch 4.4 quest “The Call” (lv.70).
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- Part 6 of Dragonscale Box
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One day remains for Glori and Hades before he returns to the Aetherial Sea. It doesn’t unfold according to plan.
This is the third, final, and surprisingly-not-very-smutty supplement to a larger story, Dragonscale Box. That story is a Shadowbringers and Endwalker MSQ-crawl about a dark/complicated/unhealthy relationship between a named female Hyur Warrior of Light (Glori) and Emet-Selch/Hades.
This supplement takes place between Chapters 7 and 8 of Dragonscale Box and, like that parent story, is heavy with details and dialogue from the MSQ. It also utterly and completely spoils Dragonscale Box and another supplement entitled “What is My Name in the Dark.”
SPOILER WARNING: This story references lore components from Pandæmonium through Patch 6.2.
Woot! I finally finished this! This story has been rattling around in my head for many months. My one regret is, that no matter my efforts, I couldn’t incorporate “Tremble before my Glory!” without it sounding like a dad joke. (Not that there’s anything wrong with dad jokes.)
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- Part 4 of Dragonscale Box
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The Ascian strikes a bargain with the Warrior of Light in an attempt to lift her…spirits.
This is the second of three smutty supplements to a larger story, Dragonscale Box. That story is a Shadowbringers and Endwalker MSQ-crawl about a dark/complicated/unhealthy relationship between a named female Hyur Warrior of Light (Glori) and Emet-Selch/Hades.
This supplement takes place between Chapters 2 and 3 of Dragonscale Box and, like its parent story, is heavy with details and dialogue from the MSQ. It takes place after the Scions arrive in Slitherbough. A reader doesn’t necessarily have to have read Dragonscale Box in order to follow along.
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- Part 3 of Dragonscale Box
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This is the first of three smutty supplements to a larger story, Dragonscale Box. That story is a Shadowbringers and Endwalker MSQ-crawl about a dark/complicated/unhealthy relationship between a named female Hyur Warrior of Light (Glori) and Emet-Selch/Hades. I limited the explicit content in Dragonscale Box to only that which served a clear thematic purpose to the overall story itself.
In the end, however, what's the fun in that? So, these vignettes are the smut between the scenes of Dragonscale Box. Better they exist here than in my head, after all.
This first vignette recounts Glori and Emet-Selch's first night together. It occurs within Dragonscale Box's second chapter, Intermission at the Wandering Stairs. The opening and ending subsections in italics are taken from that original chapter.
Some of the sex depicted herein is non-consensual. At first anyway.
Oh, and, for the curious: The references to Emet's MSQ dialogue ("I meant what I said..." and "Fighting fit, I see") are deliberate. In my HC, he mines their private time for lines to use to get under her skin when she's in front of the Scions. Just for his own entertainment.
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- Part 2 of Dragonscale Box
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The sixth calamity would soon be within their reach. Decades of hard work had made way to this very moment. All that was left, was to accelerate the imminent war between Mhach and Amdapor. For this purpose, Emet-Selch as the Archmage of Mhach was sent to Amdapor for a mission.
He had thought it would be easy. He had thought it would be quick.
He just had not realized he was played for a fool once more by Fate when he stumbled upon a young white mage in the heart of Amdapor itself.
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In a moment of weakness, Sahri gives into her despair and takes Emet-Selch's hand, shedding her identity and irrevocably changing the fate of the star.
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In the wake of Zodiark’s fall, the Watcher finds himself without a purpose. With no duty to keep him grounded, he recalls his memories with Venat before the Final Days.
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The Warrior of Light sees dead people.
Oz has a talent. A birthright, as her mother’s ghost is always eager to remind her. The women of her family have passed this talent – this quirk of ability and aether – through their line for as long as records have existed, and she’s never given it much thought. After all, what use is talking to ghosts when Eorzea has need of her other, flashier magicks?
Until the day she kills Emet-Selch, keeper of the Underworld, and her little talent suddenly takes on a whole new meaning.
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#VillainValentine Prompt: Unforgettable
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"Fate came in to twist the knife,
I got a second chance,
Only to lose you twice."Of graves and dreams. After Amaurot. After Ultima Thule.
After the end of what never was.
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