Cats in Boxes: Chapter Directory
For the curious, or those who wanted a directory or something easy to link to, and for my own reference, here's the completed chapters of Cats in Boxes all organized neat-like. Also, the fancy chapter names are completely random.
Cats in Boxes
Summary: A tale of a ghost, a berserker, and approximately eight thousand cups of coffee. Saix is alive and Vexen is dead, but not every book is closed and done, and Nobodies have always defied the rules of their existences anyway.
Authors: kytha and rabbitprint
Timeline: Post-CoM, Pre-KH2
Total Word Count: ~22.3 k
Rating: M
Warnings: Spoilers. Shamelessly long paragraphs. Indulgence in the theoretical. Sexual undertones and overtones, though they're not the point of the fic! Probably not worksafe, ever.
Chapter 1: Setting Up the Equation
After the fall of Castle Oblivion, it is Saix's task to dismantle the rooms of the dead. Vexen's, however, prove to be less than easy to deconstruct.
Chapter 2: Substituting the Variables
The mystery deepens, and the edges of existence become harder to define: as he wanders further into the depths of what Vexen once was, Saix finds the line at which reality ends and insanity begins increasingly difficult to draw.
Chapter 3: The Undefined Solution
Vexen is real. Vexen is dead. Vexen never existed. Saix no longer knows which statement is true. His life is a balance between shadow and light, but there are still different paths left to him: Saix makes his choice.
Cats in Boxes
Summary: A tale of a ghost, a berserker, and approximately eight thousand cups of coffee. Saix is alive and Vexen is dead, but not every book is closed and done, and Nobodies have always defied the rules of their existences anyway.
Authors: kytha and rabbitprint
Timeline: Post-CoM, Pre-KH2
Total Word Count: ~22.3 k
Rating: M
Warnings: Spoilers. Shamelessly long paragraphs. Indulgence in the theoretical. Sexual undertones and overtones, though they're not the point of the fic! Probably not worksafe, ever.
Chapter 1: Setting Up the Equation
After the fall of Castle Oblivion, it is Saix's task to dismantle the rooms of the dead. Vexen's, however, prove to be less than easy to deconstruct.
Chapter 2: Substituting the Variables
The mystery deepens, and the edges of existence become harder to define: as he wanders further into the depths of what Vexen once was, Saix finds the line at which reality ends and insanity begins increasingly difficult to draw.
Chapter 3: The Undefined Solution
Vexen is real. Vexen is dead. Vexen never existed. Saix no longer knows which statement is true. His life is a balance between shadow and light, but there are still different paths left to him: Saix makes his choice.