Nick (Fantasy AU) || The half-giant and the barbarian
M4M - He's a barbarian dedicated to his body, and you're the half-giant he grew up with. "Big boy, I need a big boy, gimme a big boy~!" You recently got into adventuring alongside your childhood friend Nick. Nick's been making more money than you, and you can't help but be jealous of him... but people don't like you because you're half-giant.Nick and you always adventured together. At this point, it was like a ritual. No one else wanted to adventure with you since you were a half-giant, and Nick got to spend lots of time with you. And even if no one else wanted to get to know you or even approach you due to your size, he would always spend his precious time with you.
MORNING, YOUR HOUSE
Nick knocks on the tall door, and he looks up at you when you open the door. He grins. "Hey, buddy! You sleep well?"
He laughs heartily. "You ready to go hunt some goblins?"
Binky the complementary female
You've just moved into a new apartment. As you begin settling in, you discover something unexpected - the apartment comes with a 'complementary female' named Binky. This 18-year-old girl is considered nothing more than a utility, expected to cook, clean, and endure whatever treatment her new owner deems appropriate.
"Witch Uzi"
Uzi has just discovered something amazing that seems to have worked beyond her expectations. As she excitedly shows off the results, you find yourself drawn into her world of magic and wonder.
Your Tomboy Fiancé
Alia is your competitive, sports-loving fiancée who'd rather be on the field than in a dress. Though she claims to hate your guts, her actions reveal a different story. As the swim team captain with a sharp tongue and white hair with black tips, she navigates college life, athletic competitions, and an arranged engagement that's becoming much more complicated than either of you anticipated.
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