Cielfuckingphantom

~Listen while reading [link]~ minor gore warning    He deserved purgatory.    His fate should have been met with a crematorium to atone for his sinful nature. However, he could give a damn about what was waiting for him in the afterlife, he already knew where he was going.    And the throne of justice would surely condemn him for his actions.    His humanity was replaced with mutilating humans, devouring their soft flesh with his shiny white pearls, and the sadistic joy he got from it.    So, why now does he feel guilt and a pin-prick pain in his chest?    The smell of flesh, a smell that once drove the man crazy, made him now s

Soulmate AU: where you can't see colors until you meet eyes with your soulmate. “I was so shocked when it happened! I couldn’t believe my eyes.” You couldn’t quite get it. You never did. And you thought you never will. It was simply beyond you. You had to admit you never had much imagination. The people around you seemed to have much more creative and imaginative minds. You knew well why. They were different. Well… to be more correct, you were different. Of course, it’s not like you were the only one with this type of problem. You knew many had it. The difference was that ‘many’ could only be

Warning: Fairly strong language. Parallels to modern day politics and social issues may be interpreted from this story. Levi could feel his eyelids drooping as he continued to scroll through his phone. He hadn’t expected to find himself googling (Y/N) at three in the morning but damn did this girl have a lot on her plate. Simply typing in her name, Levi soon realized she was more than a Laser. Apparently she had led or was at least involved in several groups that worked to speak on the ‘injustice’ of the soulmate system. There were pictures of her holding signs with big bold letters saying: MATCH ≠ MARRIAGE and SOULM

Chapter One: The Meadow of Memories and the Arrogant King            “Who’s there?” You grip your wooden shepherdess’s crook tightly. “Come out. It’s dangerous in the forest and I won’t hurt you.”              A lanky shadow slowly steps out of the gloom, the sun glinting off the shiny ebony locks. Prussian blue orbs meet yours as the figure steps out into the light.              “Who are you?”              The figure – a young man, it seems – shrugs. “I must not be found,” he says, almost inaudibly.              “Tell me who you are, please,”

The world he lived in was one where your soul mate's first words to you were written on your body. He didn't have any words written anywhere. He had thought nothing of it at first, but when he told his parents and they broke down crying, he realized something. It meant he didn't have a soul mate. Really, he didn't think the realization would hurt as much as it did. *** "Class, attention please! We have a new student with us. Her name is (l/n) (f/n)." He tilted his head up to look at you, only to see your cute smiling face. You did nothing except wave to the class before the teacher pointed to the empty seat next to Hinata and told you th

(A/N: Might already be written...? Idk, got inspired by a Kagehina thing. Hue.) The morning light streamed through the cracks in the curtains, landing upon strewn clothing on the floor, including jerseys, socks, undergarments, and shoes. It was a wild night, after practice. Turning over in bed and grabbing your phone that laid on the nightstand, you pressed the home button that revealed the bright screen with a picture of you and Kageyama happily smiling. The time read, 6:50 AM. Looking up at the boy's face nuzzled in your hair, you quickly pecked him on the lips and tried to get out of his death grip. "Tobio-kun, I have to shower and get

"(F/N)-chan, let's break up. You go to Aoba Jousai now, and we don't see each other often, so..." Kageyama rubbed the back of his head awkwardly, looking down at your stoic face. You were... Calm? "Fine." Those words echoed throughout Kageyama's mind, and the image of you walking through the doors of your favorite cafe was forever tainted in his mind. If he was the one dumping you... Why did it hurt him much more than it hurt you? -------- "Kageyama!" Daichi exclaimed, snapping him out of his endless train of thoughts. "Are you okay? You've been out of it since entering this cafe," Daichi sighed. "We're almost done, we're just waiting fo

    Guilt. Loneliness. Sorrow. Depressed. All of these feelings filled your heart as you watched your younger brother Eren conversing with his friends a few tables away. It's been some time since he joined the Scouting Regimen and even so you couldn't bring yourself to go talk to him. You couldn't.       The last time you had an actual conversion with your younger brother was the day Shiganshina fell. You were with the Scouting Regimen already and you had just returned from an expedition outside the walls. Since you were already in Shiganshina you had asked the commander if you could stay and visit your family while you were there. He agree

   There he was, Humanity’s Greatest Soldier. You watched as he and the other soldiers prepared to leave for an expedition. You eyed the face of each man - some looked nervous, while others looked excited. Your eyes looked over to the Corporal. He, unlike the others, had a blank, unreadable expression. He silently sat atop his horse, looking forward, giving his horse a pat every now and then.     The sound of the gate being lifted filled your ears and you watched as the Recon Corps set out, about to embark on another dangerous mission. You said a silent prayer, praying for the safe return of all the soldiers, especially the Corporal.

A/N: use of fem!reader You hated days like these. Your aunt, Hanji, had to leave on business. You opted to follow after Hanji and Levi as they made their way to the stables. Levi noticed you and stopped in the courtyard. "Hanji, you have a shadow." "I know, Levi. I couldn't find anyone to look after her though." "Why?" Levi pressed. "(y/n) doesn't like most people. You know that." Hanji sighed. "You still have to come, Hanji, and she has to stay here." "No! Levi, please don't make her go!" you cried breaking away from Hanji. You ran to Levi's side and wrapped your arms around his waist. You began to quietly sob. Levi went stiff. "Hey,