![]() Author has written 16 stories for Claymore, Rosario + Vampire, Vandread, Fairy Tail, and Infinite Stratos/IS<インフィニット・ストラトス>. Why are my ecchi stories the most popular...? Matte ku... -_- :About the Picture/Avatar: This is Raven from Tales of Vesperia. Hands down the COOLEST middle-aged man ever. MANLY MUSK indeed. :News : I'm staging a (slow) comeback! It's been almost 2 years and it's high time I got back in the swing of things. I'm still all about my two main series/relationships, Infinite Stratos (IchixChi) and Fairy Tail (Natza), along with whatever else strikes my anvil of inspiration. :Why: :Ichika/Chifuyu: Honestly, it's not about a romantic relationship with these two. For one, they are actually brother and sister who just so happens to do things around each other that are seen as weird to other people but they don't really care about that. For all the hints about how actually close they are, the story shows those moments as few and far between. I have taken it upon myself to transcribe possible scenarios illustrating this bond of theirs. That and having Chifuyu as a sexy older sister is too good to pass up. :Natsu/Erza: Really simple why I like this one - A Dragon and a Knight. Dragon Knights are automatic awesome. There's an entire laundry list of why I like this pairing the most out of the others and certainly against the pairing of Erza and Jellal and I might list them on here eventually. Yes yes yes, I know that there is little to no chance of this pairing happening thanks to Mashima's never subtle hints of romance pairings in his stories. That being said, I don't care - I will always throw my lot in with the Natza crowd. Because it's still a better love story than Twilight. :Projects: Official : Continue Drabbles of the Orimura and also get around to some of the earlier brainstorms that I did with some people for the Natza a few years back. Unofficial: Work on that smutty Natza idea based off the Stone Age Omake. It would be smut with a plot (at least I think so) but yeah, we'll see how that one goes. :What I Need To Do: To become a believable voice for Chifuyu Orimura in the IS-verse. And maybe I won't meet my end at her attendance book. To loudly proclaim my support of Natza for now and forever despite what naysayers and even the creator may say about it. Cuz fuck Jellal. | |||||||
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