Fanworks: Ruins, Histories, Silence, and Records

[corpsebrigadier]

I'm trying to get back into the habit of writing little ficlets as a means of incentivizing my horrible crawl through dissertation work. This past week, I managed to finally bring myself to look at my dissertation chapter and revise a dozen pages of it without screaming, and I also wrote some stuff concerning FFT's actual major characters who may actually feature in your party.

Ruins (489 words) by CorpseBrigadier
Fandom: Final Fantasy Tactics
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Ovelia Atkascha/Delita Heiral
Characters: Delita Heiral, Ovelia Atkascha, Alma Beoulve (Background Mention), Baron Bolmina (Background Mention)
Additional Tags: Homecoming, Memories
Series: Part 28 of Drinking For Days Gone By
Summary: After the war, the royal couple travels to Gallione.

Histories (530 words) by CorpseBrigadier
Fandom: Final Fantasy Tactics
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Ramza Beoulve, Agrias Oaks, Alicia (Background Mention), Lavian (Background Mention)
Additional Tags: Missing Scene
Series: Part 22 of Drinking For Days Gone By
Summary: Agrias reacts to the fallout of the Lion War's opening battles.

Silence (604 words) by CorpseBrigadier
Fandom: Final Fantasy Tactics
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Gerrith Barrington/Rapha Galthena
Characters: Rapha Galthena, Gerrith Barrington
Additional Tags: Emotional/Psychological Abuse, Implied/Referenced Rape/Non-con, Implied Childhood Sexual Abuse, Non-Explicit
Series: Part 10 of Drinking For Days Gone By
Summary: A discussion of crimes, wars, and heroes.

Records (801 words) by CorpseBrigadier
Fandom: Final Fantasy Tactics
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Simon Penn-Lachish, Alma Beoulve, Ovelia Atkascha, Original Male Monastic Novices
Additional Tags: Books
Series: Part 2 of Drinking For Days Gone By
Summary: On the decay of manuscripts and men.