Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
Cat’s Eye
by ShadowBlazer
Lohse doesn’t understand why Sebille is exceptionally offended that Lohse keeps attracting attention from other women—alive, dead, and chicken. She slowly finds out.
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No Dream
by nbdummy
The gang sets up camp for the night outside Driftwood. Lohse and Sebille take some time to understand their relationship. Fane and Red Prince pretend not to notice, badly.
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There Is Something About Him.
by Yunaleskah
Lohse and Sebille share time alone while the Red Prince and Beast explore Ryker's mansion.
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
Pool Days
by viroqu
“It does stink,” Mr. Miles says as Ms. Kaleran wins, again, with an advantage of almost an entire lap against Mr. Prince, “that there’s no point in running bets.”Lohse hums in agreement, her gaze transfixed in the scene in front of her. Mr. Miles smirks, but doesn’t say anything.“What did she used to do before teachin’?” asks Mr. Miles, slyly.-It's a hot almost-summer day in Rivellon Middle School. Lohse and Marcus make a bet by the pool involving their fellow co-workers.
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
apathy by way of love
by mintsoir
She was once a hushed whisper on the lips of the Lone Wolves, a vile warning to those who discarded too much of their humanity. She was a murderer for a time, one who’s never quite learned true repentance—or at least, not in the way other people could understand. Now, a hero’s procession was to be held in her honour, by the grace of the Lady Divine. Newly christened as a Rivellonian legend, bards sing her song in multitudes.It’s all rather stupid, if Sebille’s to be honest. The only bard she’s ever liked was Lohse anyway. ( Despite Sebille's newfound freedom, she can't help but to feel trapped. )
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
Calm Moments Along Reaper's Coast
by Alfer
A couple of short fics written for the Three Sentence Ficathon. They all ended up larger than three sentences. Prompts:Any, any/any, forehead kissesAny, any/any, "the moon is beautiful tonight" "yeah it is," says the one looking at their love interest
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
Poise
by chararii
Malady and Lohse, and where they begin. Or, Lohse is the only weak link in a party full of experienced combatants and asks Malady for help.
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A potentially explicit work
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
A potentially explicit work
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
A potentially explicit work
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A potentially explicit work
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latreia
by mintsoir
Small tracks of uncovered earth lead Lohse from campsite to clearing. She figures the footprints are left as an invitation: If Sebille didn’t want her to follow, then there would be nothing to chase. She’s good at a lot of things, better than Lohse at most. Hiding most of all. ( Lohse, Sebille, and the assuage of doubt. )
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A potentially explicit work
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Anchor
by Dawnagain
After a painful rejection. Loshe seeks out another to spend the night with. This single night will change both of their fates.
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A potentially explicit work
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
A potentially explicit work
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
A potentially explicit work
Divinity: Original Sin (Video Games)
this silence couldnt be
by mintsoir
Fane is the first to dare to move towards Lohse, approaching her as though she’s less person and more Shrieker. He shoves her body to roll it over, and after a moment’s prodding, announces loudly: “I hate to be an alarmist, but I don’t think she’s breathing.” ( Equivalence demands transparency, a spirit demands death. What is Sebille, when she cannot look away? )
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Beyond the Breaking
by TheDarkStrategist
"Lohse had heard people talk about heartbreak. About the pain of it, the toll it took. But she had never heard talk about what it was like to watch a heart break before.Lohse’s gaze immediately turned to Sebille and as she watched Sebille’s face pale with a mix of disbelief and guilt at the revelations of her past, the bard could safely say that watching someone’s heart break was very nearly painful as the break itself, as she felt her own heart tear in two at the anguish that flashed across her companion’s fine features."