[part four: fill] Aeternum [Rome/France, Germania]
Title: Aeternum
Author: insomniel
Type: Fic
Status: Complete
Characters, Pairings: Rome/France, Germania
Rating: 3 stars
Original Request: Rome/VeryYoung!France in a psuedo-historical Erastes/Eromenos relationship.
Gaul France is 13ish, and after conquering the little Western barbarian, Rome decides to teach him about love and war.
Please include lessons of things other than sex: fighting, literacy, Roman history/culture - it doesn't have to be extensive, but it shouldn't *just* be boysex. And speaking of sex, please can it be more fondling/intercrural sex rather than anal? Yay history.
Superbonus - pervy Rome exploits France's youth/innocence/vulnerability, and treats it like it's totally normal (since he thinks it is). This has a considerable influence on the molesty nympho bear France becomes later in life.
Notes: shota.
Summary: Following the conquest of Gaul, young France (Gallia) becomes Rome's charge. Rome is enchanted with the boy, and educates him in the ways of Roman life, particularly love.
Continuation:
- Parts 18 - 22 / END
Author: insomniel
Type: Fic
Status: Complete
Characters, Pairings: Rome/France, Germania
Rating: 3 stars
Original Request: Rome/VeryYoung!France in a psuedo-historical Erastes/Eromenos relationship.
Gaul France is 13ish, and after conquering the little Western barbarian, Rome decides to teach him about love and war.
Please include lessons of things other than sex: fighting, literacy, Roman history/culture - it doesn't have to be extensive, but it shouldn't *just* be boysex. And speaking of sex, please can it be more fondling/intercrural sex rather than anal? Yay history.
Superbonus - pervy Rome exploits France's youth/innocence/vulnerability, and treats it like it's totally normal (since he thinks it is). This has a considerable influence on the molesty nympho bear France becomes later in life.
Notes: shota.
Summary: Following the conquest of Gaul, young France (Gallia) becomes Rome's charge. Rome is enchanted with the boy, and educates him in the ways of Roman life, particularly love.
Continuation:
- Parts 18 - 22 / END