The Cursed King's Divine Lady

Scene One

“So you're... Sukuna...” The white-haired deity in white robes looked down from on high, her merciless yet compassionate gaze fixed on him like he was one of her believers.

“Ha! Finally, someone worth looking at.” The King of Curses, black markings on his face and standing atop a pile of bloodied bones, suddenly burst into laughter.

Scene Two

“Don't hate... Just... live well...”

The gentle face in her memories had gradually blurred. Only those last words remained in her mind.

“Mother...”

At last, the deity, consumed by hatred, broke down in tears.

“Woman, are you provoking me?” Excitement filled his crimson eyes.

The deity turned away without a word.

“...You...”

“Bang, ”

Something seemed to fly across the sky...

Scene Three

“How long are you going to follow me?” The deity in shrine maiden robes frowned at the King of Curses in a kimono before her.

“You're much easier on the eyes now than when we first met,” the King of Curses said out of nowhere.

Scene Four

Some old geezer: “A woman wandering outside this late at night must be...”

The deity: “The whole world is my home.”

Scene Five

“Humans are insignificant and fragile...” He fell silent under the deity's gaze.

“Go bring the child's food.”

“This brat's already so big... Uraume, bring the food.”

The heroine is overwhelmingly powerful, the strongest in this world. After all, she's not human.

Pairing: Sukuna

Some out-of-character moments are inevitable.

The story won't follow the canon plot closely, and it contains plenty of original settings. If that's not your thing, please don't read it. Feel free to move along.

Co-written work, I Have Loved You 999 Times, is a story I've been saving for someday. It's an entirely original story with two female leads, about the heroine's mother. It's incredibly healing, so please add it to your collection.

Co-written work, Bungou Stray Dogs: Beneath the Altar, is already underway. Updates are irregular. It's about the heroine's younger brother, a certain wild god, and the heroine makes a cameo. Like this story, it's a crossover.

Theme: The King of Curses falls in love with a deity.