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brmqtrI wrote a Tuf Voyaging (A science fiction book by George R R Martin) X Hyakkiyakō Shō (A supernatural manga by Ima Ichiko) crossover fanfiction.
Here is the summary:
When a spirit-sealing ritual goes wrong, Iijima Ritsu wakes aboard a vast and lonely starship crewed by one man, one cat, and a world of cloned ecosystems. The Ark, operated by the methodical and solitary Haviland Tuf, is bound for a planet plagued by mysterious sleep disorders, madness, and a silence too deep to be natural.
Ritsu, out of place in a world of sterile technology, senses the truth immediately: the planet is haunted—not by ghosts of the dead, but by something older, more collective, and aching.
Together, the spirit-worker and the ecological engineer confront a buried genocide, the grief of a silenced species, and the limits of reason. As they work to create a vessel to carry the spirit of the planet’s memory, a deeper bond forms—slow, quiet, and unfamiliar to them both.
This is a story of ghosts and logic, grief and renewal, mushrooms and cats. Of kissing for the first time. Of choosing to stay.
And of two men—one ancient in discipline, one young in devotion—learning what it means to build peace not only for others, but for each other.
You can read it here on fanfiction archive:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/71856741
Here is the summary:
When a spirit-sealing ritual goes wrong, Iijima Ritsu wakes aboard a vast and lonely starship crewed by one man, one cat, and a world of cloned ecosystems. The Ark, operated by the methodical and solitary Haviland Tuf, is bound for a planet plagued by mysterious sleep disorders, madness, and a silence too deep to be natural.
Ritsu, out of place in a world of sterile technology, senses the truth immediately: the planet is haunted—not by ghosts of the dead, but by something older, more collective, and aching.
Together, the spirit-worker and the ecological engineer confront a buried genocide, the grief of a silenced species, and the limits of reason. As they work to create a vessel to carry the spirit of the planet’s memory, a deeper bond forms—slow, quiet, and unfamiliar to them both.
This is a story of ghosts and logic, grief and renewal, mushrooms and cats. Of kissing for the first time. Of choosing to stay.
And of two men—one ancient in discipline, one young in devotion—learning what it means to build peace not only for others, but for each other.
You can read it here on fanfiction archive:
https://archiveofourown.org/works/71856741
