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[TWEWY Fic] The Opposite of Death (Part 1)
Sep. 2nd, 2009 05:41 pmTitle: The Opposite of Death (and the Recognised Stages of Coming To Terms with your Gain)
Part: 1. Shock and Numbness
Summary: So you die, and then you get over it and get on with your life. Neku and friends get their first chance to trade notes on some of the stranger side-effects to come with being alive again.
Characters: Neku, Shiki, Beat, Rhyme
Rating: G
Word Count: 2710
Warnings: Post game, spoilers for everything.
Notes: Written as the first part of a series of loosely-connected fic, set shortly post-game. Thanks go to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
thano for betaing (and many apologies and much embarrassment that I then went and took this long to find time to make the final edits and get this posted *hangs head in shame*) Some vague shippiness for later parts, but so far thoroughly gen.
( If anyone had actually come out and asked Neku how he thought it all worked, he’d have had to admit he’d pretty much been taking it for granted that what happened in the UG stayed in the UG and it’d all take care of itself. )
Part: 1. Shock and Numbness
Summary: So you die, and then you get over it and get on with your life. Neku and friends get their first chance to trade notes on some of the stranger side-effects to come with being alive again.
Characters: Neku, Shiki, Beat, Rhyme
Rating: G
Word Count: 2710
Warnings: Post game, spoilers for everything.
Notes: Written as the first part of a series of loosely-connected fic, set shortly post-game. Thanks go to
thano for betaing (and many apologies and much embarrassment that I then went and took this long to find time to make the final edits and get this posted *hangs head in shame*) Some vague shippiness for later parts, but so far thoroughly gen.( If anyone had actually come out and asked Neku how he thought it all worked, he’d have had to admit he’d pretty much been taking it for granted that what happened in the UG stayed in the UG and it’d all take care of itself. )