Withering Lampgrass

Withering Lampgrass

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Fanfic
Genshin Impact
Luckae/Kaeluc haters, do not interact. They are sworn brothers and not related in any way. Kaeya Alberich, a man of lies and a master of deception, has faced far more predicaments than most people would presume. His endless suffering is a far cry from what anyone would imagine, and his suffering only enhanced once the person who he treasured most left him with nothing. You would think that the gods would bless him with moments of genuine jovial, as they do with others. But Kaeya is just a spy, a traitor, a cursed being from a cursed land. Though his life is not a fairytale, must it end this way?
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Instead of crying when in pain, he always laughed, cackled and giggled in delighted glee to cover up the bleeding of his heart. With a tongue made of silver, Kaeya Alberich was the master of language, able to twist everything into anything he wanted it to be, the intention behind every word hidden with such ease it lying was almost instinctive at times. Jean eventually learned to treat his silence as confessions and his laughter as tears streaming down his face. And how she wished to see him shed a tear. 5 times Kaeya laughed instead of crying and 2 times he cried instead of laughing. AKA the Kaejean Angst fic no one asked for.

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