“You’re exhausted.”
“No, I’m not.” Your reply only caused him to sigh irritably, and you can feel his glare on your back as you continued to file through paperwork. You knew that he was concerned--but in your mind, you decided that you needed to work, and that was that. You needed to be useful in some way, shape or form. However, your constant feelings of worthlessness when not occupied always irritated Marx. The way you worked yourself to exhaustion often caused him to become concerned, especially since the two of you married.
“You’re a stubborn child.” His retort didn’t rouse any
Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 1) by MercyFace, literature
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Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 1)
You were at the mercy of the ragging sea. It’s powerful waves crashed against the wooden ship, attempting to engulf what it must have considered an intruder. It battled hard against the creaking vessel, causing all things upon the craft to shift and sway to the uneven rhythm of the waters.
All of this made your head spin, and caused your body to have all the affects of motion sickness. Which ultimately meant, spontaneous heat flashes, and an overwhelming feeling of nausea. You propped your back against the ship’s mast, focusing on keeping your most recent meal down. In reality, the waters were fair, and any experienced sailor wo
Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 3) by MercyFace, literature
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Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 3)
“I, just a simple mortal, mustered all my courage to face the creature… AND in a final act of valor — just as the heroes of old— I grasped my faithful spear,” the dirt covered, rugged fisherman said in his thick accent while raising his arms to emphasize his tale, “ And I sent that beast back to the watery hell it had emerged from!”
With the final words of the fisherman’s telling of his encounters with a mighty sea monster, the surrounding men roared and cheered. His tale was inspirational to the men in that tavern, and the storytelling was excellent. You had thought so as well, although you we
Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 2) by MercyFace, literature
Literature
Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 2)
“This country is too hot for this type of dress,” you informed Virgil, your companion, as you both disembarked the merchants’ ship onto Sindria soil. (You would have rather been in something more breathable and airy, or at least something that did not restrict your movements).
“It is traditional for a young princess, such as yourself, to wear such garments,” stated the mage, as he inspected your dress, “I am quite impressed you managed to put it on without assistance from a handmaiden.”
The royal garb you wore was extremely heavy, with multiple layers to the entire outfit. On the top part of the dre
Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 4) by MercyFace, literature
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Magi Sinbad X Reader (CH 4)
The sea salt scented air hit your nose, and calmed you. The sun was still high in the sky. Its orange yellow radiance illuminating all around you. It must have gave off a pleasant warmth, alas you could only inturpet it’s inviting embrace as burning fire attempting to roast you alive. The clothing you had adorned was more suitable for your country's more cloudy and cool climate rather than the tropical island, Sindria.
People that you viewed seemed to mock you, with their minimal thin fabrics draped across their bodies as they went about their days. Merchants were pushing their overpriced goods onto ignorant tourists, and locals conven
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