Comments | ryuuzakochou: Fic: Don't Fear the Reapers

ryuuzakochou

Fic: Don't Fear the Reapers - PG

May 26, 2011 12:20

Despite my chronic allergy to posting in my own journal (strange but true), I am trying to overcome (grin)

Just what does a consulting detective and his doctor do in the afterlife? Fusion with Bleach

( Don't Fear the Reapers )

friends being awesome, sherlock holmes, alternate universe, action, humour, bromance, doctor watson

Comments 6

kiharukitty May 26 2011, 06:20:41 UTC

Nice fusion of two worlds! I can totally see them becoming Shinigami in the Soul Society, and I loved their zanpakuto.

katelynna10000 May 26 2011, 22:39:53 UTC

I need to re-watch Bleach before i finish this @.@ I SHALL finish it though! It's really good from what I've read so fat though!

nightrobin11 May 28 2011, 03:08:14 UTC

Ha! I enjoyed this cause Bleach and Sherlock are two of my biggest fandoms! Great work. XD

vexilla_regis May 29 2011, 10:17:24 UTC

I can't wait to read this but first please allow me a hug--I've been checking your sentinel!au everyday for updates, and I just breathed a huge sign of relief to see you post something. No pressure here, I'm just filled with renewed hope:)
Now to start reading...

vexilla_regis May 29 2011, 11:10:25 UTC

And for this story: I'm not all that familiar with Bleach, but enough to understand this. I love it that even death cannot part them, and the swords are magnificent. They suit their owners very well. Great story!

rilakkuma_donut April 27 2012, 02:36:06 UTC

I don't know anything about Bleach and fully admit that I have no idea at all what's going on, but I enjoyed the banter and ass-kicking regardless :) What I do have more expertise on, however, is Latin; if you don't mind my pedantry, while "sol" is indeed the valid nominative singular form, it's also a noun, so you've effectively got two nouns each in your blade names. "Solarius", as the adjectival form of "sol", would work fine in its place, resulting (with some corrections of the other forms) in the names of "Solaria Tempestas", meaning "Sun's Storm", and "Solarium Incendium (singular)/Solaria Incendia (plural)", meaning "Sun's Fire(s)/Passion(s)". Alternatively, you could use the possessive (or "genitive") form of "sol", resulting in "Tempestas Solis (or in reversed order if you prefer)", meaning "Sun's Storm" or "Storm of the Sun", and "Incendium/Incendia Solis (again, you may reverse the order)", meaning "Fire (or Passion)/Fires of the Sun ( ... )