Tag:Dragon Eclipse Crossover
Lost Eclipse Part 6
(Warning for mention of theoretical self-harm. It’s just a misunderstanding, but the DL crew do make the assumption for about a paragraph or two.) Kaito stared out the window and let his mind drift as Uryuu rested against his chest, the teen finally worn out from crying but still too tired to pull away. He …
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Lost Eclipse Part 5
Uryuu woke to pain and an unfamiliar room, bundled in blankets he didn’t remember finding and wearing a kimono with traces of someone else’s power lingering in the fabric. (*Shiro? Ichigo? Zangetsu?*) he asked as he carefully sat up, hissing as the movement pulled on still-healing wounds. He patted at the bed nearby, fumbling for …
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Lost Eclipse Part 4
Euden held the Sacred Shard close as they traveled the short distance back to the wooden bridge, uncertain what to do with it. He’d come so far at his father’s urging, made a pact with the Windwyrm and discovered a long-lost shard, and now… Now someone with his father’s face had tried to take it …
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Lost Eclipse Part 3
Kaito leaned against the windowsill and stared out at the misty landscape, trying to find anything at all familiar about the land they’d arrived in and failing. He couldn’t see all that much, just the tops of trees and tattered, broken roofs nearly engulfed by greenery, but what there was reminded him of no place …
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Lost Eclipse Part 2
Kaito dragged Ishida up the first flight of steps he found, relieved to escape the roiling mist that covered the entire first floor of the castle. He didn’t want to know what the lower levels looked like if the mist reached everywhere in the castle. Every step above the mist felt like a step closer …
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Lost Eclipse Part 1
Kaito stepped from the portal and looked around, tucking away the reality-hopping device in his satchel and taking a moment to just marvel at where he’d ended up. He stood before a dais where a giant stone dragon perched, wings flared and neck proudly arched, a ‘simple’ throne carved into the plinth at its base. …
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