#dielianhuart

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she’s so sick of them

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lifelong oomfies, 400 or some yrs ago

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Furi-maman

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geese familyyyyy 🦢🦢🦢

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> Neuvillette POV: You finally managed to bribe Furina into coming to the Palais with desserts. You haven’t tried a single one because Furina is eating yours as well but watching her so content is enough to make you full. You desperately want to reach across the table and kiss her

> Furina POV: You forgot Neuvillette was there

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two mimir…

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off-work smooches 💋

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oh… le fishes…

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So let’s get married, ‘cause we don’t wanna walk alone

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my nufu holiday secret santa gift for dearest oomfie @neimana 🩵💙🩵💙🩵💙🩵💙🩵💙

They asked for a ballet prompt so what else could I do besides offer my favorite Tchaikovsky piece ever? The Andante Maestoso of the 4 part pas de deux of the Nutcracker

I vomited so much glitter and sequin and sparkles on this one 🫡🫡🫡🫡

+ a little something extra from the bts 😏🔞

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girl breakfast (it’s 1:45pm)

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aaaaaand the drinking contest with the Oni didn’t go well. who would’ve thought

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nvfr’s beautiful shoes propaganda (and my poorly disguised obsession with Neuvi’s boots)

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Furina thought she was long past her love for Neuvillette—it was most certainly unrequited, they lived in different worlds now: he an immortal sovereign and she a mere human. She was certain he would be better off without her, anyway.

Still, she craved the human experience of love and marriage, of companionship and family. She wanted to rise together every morning and retire to bed together every night, watch their children grow up and grow old besides one another.

Xavier was so nice and kind, he adored her, doted upon her, and their jobs facilitated them working together. Furina loved him, she truly did, maybe not in the same way she did Neuvillette but Xavier could give her what Neuvillette couldn’t. Wouldn’t.

When Xavier asked for her hand in marriage Furina eagerly accepted with glee. When she was arranging wedding plans and the weather turned overcast she paid no mind to it. When she was picking her wedding dress and drizzle tapped on the windows of Chioriya Boutique the sound was drowned by Chiori and her assistants’ talking about adjustments. When she was choosing the wedding venue with her husband-to-be and the skies began to pour she merely thought her former partner was having a bad day.

Then came the wedding day, but there was no sun to decorate the event because Fontaine hadn’t seen a sunny day for at least a week. As a group of Melusines did Furina’s hair and makeup for the event, she wondered what could be going on in Neuvillette’s mind to leave the weather in such a state. Still, she chatted with the little creatures who once considered her a mother figure, and they helped her onto the undergarments she proclaimed should be “only for her husband’s eyes on their first night together as a married couple”. The girls eyed each other at the statement and began to whisper amongst themselves, and Furina grew confused as to why they weren’t helping her to her wedding dress. When they turned back to the bride, an odd glint their eyes shone, and the vision attached to Furina’s bridal garter felt as if sizzling, bubbling; in a split second she saw a wall of water, and suddenly she found herself somewhere else.

The place was odd and unfamiliar. Furina tried to move but found her arms bound in countless ropes of hydro coming from her vision. No matter how many times she tried to control it or call her Salon, the glass orb would not obey her. Then, a figure began emerging from the waters and Furina’s eyes widened in recognition… and confusion—