For your enjoyment, the base fairy tales I've used in the second part:
1) The White Cat by Madame d'Aulnoy
2) Cap-o'-Rushes - included in Joseph Jacobs English Fairy Tales
3) The Golden Stag (A Romanian fairytale)
4) The Three Little Pigs - included in Joseph Jacobs English Fairy Tales
5) Briar Rose (or Sleeping Beauty/Sleeping Beauty in the Woods) first published by Giambattista Basile in 1634
6) The Tongue-Cut Sparrow, first translated by William Elliot Griffis (1880) but I rather the version by Lefcadio Hearn
for the Snow Rabbit, I've been trying to write it for the better part of two years LMAO... I was really happy to finally get to tell Nagi and Ichijo's story
truly the quintessential tsuntsun & deredere
Cheers,
V.B.
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Once A Tale (MXM, BXB)
RomanceOnce upon a time a snow king fell for an apathetic servant, then a prince-turned-bear found true love in a fellow prince who almost shot him in the face. Almost. Then, of course, one can't forget a monster who found himself wanting to be more human...
