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brmqtrI wrote BTS (Korean popstar) fanfiction.
Here is the summary:
When the villagers of a quiet mountain town begin whispering about a creature haunting the forest, healer Yoongi expects another case of superstition and fear. Instead, he finds Jimin—a half-human, half-monster caught between guilt and survival, bleeding silver beneath his scales.
Against reason and warnings, Yoongi hides him, treating his wounds with the same calm precision he gives every patient. But compassion proves to be its own kind of magic. As they search for a cure, Jimin discovers that not all humans hate monsters—and Yoongi learns that some monsters have gentler hearts than men.
In a world where kindness is rarer than miracles, their friendship—and the slow, quiet affection that grows from it—might be the most dangerous healing of all.
Soft fantasy. Sharp humor. Two souls finding home among trees, scars, and unexpected laughter.
You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/72455226
Here is the summary:
When the villagers of a quiet mountain town begin whispering about a creature haunting the forest, healer Yoongi expects another case of superstition and fear. Instead, he finds Jimin—a half-human, half-monster caught between guilt and survival, bleeding silver beneath his scales.
Against reason and warnings, Yoongi hides him, treating his wounds with the same calm precision he gives every patient. But compassion proves to be its own kind of magic. As they search for a cure, Jimin discovers that not all humans hate monsters—and Yoongi learns that some monsters have gentler hearts than men.
In a world where kindness is rarer than miracles, their friendship—and the slow, quiet affection that grows from it—might be the most dangerous healing of all.
Soft fantasy. Sharp humor. Two souls finding home among trees, scars, and unexpected laughter.
You can read the story on fanfiction archive here:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/72455226
