Final Fantasy XIV
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Hythlodaeus turns up in 10 works open to everyone here. The average one runs about 7,500 words. Read any of them in your browser, save it as an EPUB, or listen to it.
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All We Love and All We Know
by timeboundpythia
Hythlodaeus is the first to find her. Of course he is.
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Starlit Confessions
by eliniel
WARNING: ENDWALKER SPOILERSUnable to sleep, Hythlodaeus takes a midnight stroll when he happens upon a familiar soul.
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Birds of a Feather
by maccom
Snapshots of moments throughout Amaurotine WOL’s life.
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Distractions
by aysera (jive)
Hades insists that he spends no more time with you than he does with Hythlodaeus, and you likely spend more time with Hythlodaeus in your spare time than you do with himself. But you know as well as he does that the time you two share together is distinctly different than the time you spend with other people. It’s just a matter of acknowledging that unspoken understanding.
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Peddler of Nonsense
by darkforetold
Hythlodaeus plays matchmaker. Hades is annoyed but thankful. “Shouldn’t you.. go flirt with her or something?” Aghast, Hades stepped back. “No.” “An interesting response. How long has she been coming in here?” Hades went tight-lipped, but loosened under those blue eyes. “Several months.” “And yet all you’ve spoken about is Greek mythology. Hmm. Well. At least you’ve scored yourself a nickname. That’s quite something.” Hythlodaeus fumbled with the cinnamon. “What about her? Did you give her one? The look on your face says no. Strange. I expected a man with your undeniable charm and good looks to be a veritable god speaking to customers—or crushes. She is a crush, isn’t she?” He narrowed his eyes at Hythlodaeus. “Has anyone told you you’re insufferable and annoying?”