Fic: Wolfsbane [TVXQ RPS | AU]
Title: Wolfsbane
Fandom: TVXQ
Pairing: Changmin/Yunho; featuring Siwon
Rating: PG13-R (later scenes)
Wordcount: c.39,000 words.
Summary:
What if one kiss could kill the man you love?
Yunho and Siwon have been best friends since childhood. When Siwon’s entire family is slaughtered on Christmas Eve, Yunho has no memory of what happened. Siwon claims a vampire did it-a vampire by the name of Shim Changmin. But Yunho doesn’t believe that vampires exist. Not until Changmin comes back into his life, hungry for a taste of Yunho’s blood.
But will one taste be enough? Changmin isn't known for his restraint, and Yunho has a secret of his own, one that could spell death for them both...
Notes: AU. Written for the prompt ‘vampire’ as part of diagon’s Twelve Months of HoMin challenge. I have taken some liberties with vampire lore, combining parts of the Chinese jiang shi (殭屍), specifically the governance of the body by the hun (魂) and po (魄), with elements of the Greek vrykolakas. I am nothing if not predictable with my vampires. Wolfsbane, aka aconite or monkshood, is considered by some medieval scribes to be as fatal to vampires as it is to lycanthropes.
Part 1 || Part 2 || Part 3 || Part 4 || Part 5
Fandom: TVXQ
Pairing: Changmin/Yunho; featuring Siwon
Rating: PG13-R (later scenes)
Wordcount: c.39,000 words.
Summary:
What if one kiss could kill the man you love?
Yunho and Siwon have been best friends since childhood. When Siwon’s entire family is slaughtered on Christmas Eve, Yunho has no memory of what happened. Siwon claims a vampire did it-a vampire by the name of Shim Changmin. But Yunho doesn’t believe that vampires exist. Not until Changmin comes back into his life, hungry for a taste of Yunho’s blood.
But will one taste be enough? Changmin isn't known for his restraint, and Yunho has a secret of his own, one that could spell death for them both...
Notes: AU. Written for the prompt ‘vampire’ as part of diagon’s Twelve Months of HoMin challenge. I have taken some liberties with vampire lore, combining parts of the Chinese jiang shi (殭屍), specifically the governance of the body by the hun (魂) and po (魄), with elements of the Greek vrykolakas. I am nothing if not predictable with my vampires. Wolfsbane, aka aconite or monkshood, is considered by some medieval scribes to be as fatal to vampires as it is to lycanthropes.
Part 1 || Part 2 || Part 3 || Part 4 || Part 5