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Erwin x Reader  [ Victorian!AU ] A grand chandelier hung from the ceiling, the crystal ornaments shimmering in the soft lighting, its sophisticated craftsmanship accenting the beauty of the grand ballroom. Swirling the glass held between her fingers, a sweet aromatic scent reached her as the deep red liquid swirled around alluringly. Taking a small sip, the delectable smoothness of the wine delivered a rich blend of flavors. Savoring the bittersweet taste, her [e/c] orbs shined beneath her elegant mask, scanning the crowd for a familiar face.   Making her way through the ballroom, she passed by many finely dressed people, all of them wearin

{regular world au i suppose?} "Ku-ra-pi-ka-kun~!" Wrapping your arms around the smaller boy, you rubbed your cheek against his. "Ah, (Name). I didn't realize you were here." "Yep! Whatcha reading?" "Oh, it's just a classic. Nothing too special. I've already read it before." Kurapika gave a small smile as you let go of him. "Have you read all of your books?" "And every other." "But," You said, holding out a book in front of his face. "Have you read this?" "H-huh? I thought that book was sold out!" You chuckled, a blush appearing as he took it from you. "Thank you!" "Well, only for you Kurapika-kun."

~A/N: Listen As You Read! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTKY5GTQ1HQ WARNING: Mentions of blood and gore. ~ What's wrong with me? Why do I feel like this? I'm going crazy now...     It was an emotion of absolute confusion and puzzlement about who you were, what you did, what meaning your life had anymore due to all the horrible things you had done during your time on Earth. Although you felt horrible for committing such crimes, it gave you such a relieving sensation once you were through with it, as if a bit of the pressure on your chest was lifted, even if guilt replaced it.     You only wished you were as straightforward as your love

- - - - - - - - - - UPDATE for January 2020: I created this guide in 2011, so you'll have to take it with a grain of salt since dA has updated a bazillion things since then LOL. It now looks like many codes don't work in Literature submissions anymore,  (or disable the "Eclipse" version of the site and show the old site instead), so some of the demonstrations here only look like regular text.  But they should display properly if you copy/paste them in the comments.   I'm so glad to see how many of you wonderful people still utilize this resource, so I wish you the best and encourage you to go ahead and experiment to see what works and what do

~A/N: Listen As You Read! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uT8gWkGyfdg ~ Includes the following nerds: ~Greystream (https://www.deviantart.com/greystream):iconthenobodyofasoldier::iconcaptain-fan::iconattackonfanfiction::iconespressocakes::iconblubeany::iconkatsuhana::iconbendingstar5:~     ONCE UPON A TIME! Six writer nerd friends sat together chilling and discussing life when one of them, Ash, spoke up with her eyes wide, using her ultimate sass to speak over the murmuring of the others to gain their attention. "I'm talking about Bela, that's who!"     "What about her?" Kelly asked, giving her a suspicious look.     "She sure is acting fishy lately," Ash responded.  

"Ne, (Name)-chan, look!" "Hm?" Raising your head up from your book, you turned to look at Kotori's outstretched arm. Her pointer finger directed your attention to the tree outside your window. "Huh...?" Kotori's eyes widened for a milisecond, before a light blush spread over her cheeks. "Sorry (Name)-chan!" She pointed to her phone screen, where a cartoon bird sat. "It's a Pidgey. Isn't it cute?" You smiled, snickering at Kotori's childlike happiness. "It sure is, Minami-chan. It's a... Pokemon, right?" Kotori nodded her head, humming in agreement. "Do you want to try to catch it?" "Heh, I'm fine, Minami-chan. Thank you for the offer how

Leon peaked over his shoulder through the shattered window. What a hell hole. The screams of terrified citizens echoed along the walls of the broken buildings. Dark fumes concealed little pieces of the sky, further sinking those below into a blindness. With every step from the Titan, the earth trembled in their wake, reflecting the trembling of the limbs of fearful humans. The stench of death violated his nostrils, and his eyes burned. Leon looked back at his siblings, Faith and Matthias, their eyes wide with fear. Choking back a sob, he approached them and pulled them close. “Don’t panic,” he mumbled, voice shaking. “