[Fic] Lignin

[branchandroot]

Cross-post from my archive.

Fandom/Arc: Prince of Tennis, Standalone
Characters/Pairings: Sanada Genichirou, Yanagi Renji, Yukimura Seiichi, Yukimura/Sanada
Summary: Loosely based on the Five Stages of Love prompt. Yukimura and Sanada, over the years.
Meta: Drama with Romance, I-3, manga continuity
Wordcount: 1573

Seiichi nodded toward the rest of the club. "What do you think?"

Sanada crossed his arms, gazing across the courts again. "I'm glad you're here."

Read: Lignin

Comments

[aishuu.livejournal.com]

That's the most clear summary of the situation I've ever seen - I admit my eyes crossed just looking at the summary table. I think we'll see the repercussions of this one for months.

I am also very fond of http://www.geektools.com/ for IP tracing. The things a former mod needs to know!

[branchandroot]

*wry* I spent a lot of time just staring at the story, and when I went to take a look at the principle's journals... it was pretty intense. And it's nothing I would want any of my own fandoms to stumble into.

Ah, yes, that's the other one I've seen! Thank you for the link.

[the-tower.livejournal.com]

the most I've ever done in a fandom is go about and look for fanfic, and that story makes me glad I never did do much more than that. :/

[branchandroot]

*vigorous nodding* I was kind of, sort of considering unlocking some of my entries recently. This pretty much made me drop the idea. The crazies are out there.

[the-tower.livejournal.com]

The crazies are out there.

EXACTLY.

[giving-ground.livejournal.com]

Ah, thanks for the reminder. It's amazing how much less net-literate I've become of late. Hmm. (There was once a smaller scale... incident of this sort on a Tolkien board I once inhabited and was co-admin of for a few years. Thank goodness for VBulletin's function which lets you search IP addresses & check them against each other instead of having to check everything individually, is all I can say.)

[branchandroot]

What a lovely bit of functionality to have. It's kind of a shame that lj isn't designed to be more archivable and searchable. Ah, well.