[Ashitaka x fem! reader] Warnings: Blood and gore Y/N had been a part of the forest for as long as she could remember. She slept in the caves, sheltered from the storms, and planted trees where she could, seeking to repair the damage dealt by the humans. She and her sister were adopted by the wolf god Moro when their parents were found destroying the forest, and since then Y/N has dedicated her life to protecting her home. But when a human boy comes, claimed by a curse, Y/N starts to wonder about the world beyond the walls of the forest. And she starts to wonder if she truly hates humans as much as she originally thought. I do not own Princess Mononoke, all rights belong to the original creators. None of the pictures and videos used are mine, and they all belong to their original creators! I hope you enjoy.

Friday Barnes is the only person who can see Death, and he is the only one who has ever truly known her, no matter how sickened that makes Friday feel. She's disgusted by him, tormented by his lingering presence. But maybe she'll come to love him. Maybe she already does. Gothic romance, Frian, Based loosely on Belladonna but I've forgotten most of the plot of that book so it's also not really like Belladonna except for the Death premise.

I love Friday Barnes. but there are some things spratt has left under the raider. also there is other stuff that just makes me mad 😡😡😡. So heres some stuff to fix that.

A murderer who leaves no trace. Six missing minutes of CCTV footage. And a technology company that insists the evidence was never deleted at all. When an impossible murder investigation brings Friday Barnes and Ian Wainscott to Sydney, they find themselves working alongside the brilliant team at Startech Industries. As hidden clues emerge from corrupted surveillance archives, impossible timestamps and an ordinary black umbrella, Friday discovers that the most dangerous mysteries are the ones hiding in plain sight. With Ian at her side, a courtroom battle looming, and a killer determined to stay invisible, Friday will need to rely on more than her own deductions. For perhaps the first time, solving the case means trusting other people to see what she cannot. Packed with razor-sharp deductions, dry humour, high-speed chases through Sydney, and the understated romance readers have come to love, Friday Barnes: Dead Time is an international mystery where every second counts-and six missing minutes could be enough to get away with murder.

People meeting Melanie Pelly, Friday Barnes and Ian Wainscott

Friday Barnes has never been put on a homicide case before, but when the murder of Bella Abbott remains unsolved after 3 months, Friday Ian and Melanie are put with the lead detective for the case: Arthur Otto. The more the three get to know Arthur, the more they get to know about her life. Is the perfect girl she seems to be really who she is on the inside? Or is there something darker under her neatly ironed clothes and quiet personality?