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One year after the events of Carrion Flowers, Dante and Vergil have begun settling into what might even be called a peaceful life. It's a bit boring, yes, and Dante is a terrible housemate, but Vergil thinks he might be able to get used to this.
And then, of course, hell comes knocking.
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- Part 2 of Hell and Back Again
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05 Sep 2025
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After a long year in hell, Dante makes it back to the human world in one piece, with Vergil in tow.
Or...mostly in one piece. Some things have happened. Dante isn't quite the same as when he went down there. But that's his and Vergil's business—and a certain busybody can keep her nose out of it.
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29 Aug 2025
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Nico reeeeally wants to get her hands on the Yamato, just to study it. So with a little bit of low-key arm-twisting, she pressures Nero into asking his father to borrow it.
Vergil's answer is, of course, no. Definitely no. Absolutely no.
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28 Aug 2025
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At the age of eighteen, Vergil stood at a crossroads: continue his pursuit for Sparda's power, or seek out the source of the mysterious pull that urges him back to Fortuna. While one path may guide him to victory in the form of vengeance exacted against the demon who took his family's life, the other only leads him in the direction of the most perilous quest of all: the life of a single father.
— alternatively: Vergil used to like Nero until he became a teenager; and then the brother he thought has been dead for almost two decades casually drops in to ruin what's left of Vergil's life.
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Bookmarked by Mikithewitch
27 Aug 2025
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Simply put, Dante has lived for years without him, has built a world and a life while Vergil spent the better part of his own adult years rotting away as a mindless slave, and nothing made this highly disconcerting fact more clear than their coming back to the human world.
Vergil’s own time had stopped the moment he’d lost sight of who he was, but the universe hadn’t stopped for him. So now he lives out his days in the shop that Dante’s founded with someone else, watching him take on the practice that he shares with someone else, and sits around, alone in his own mind, wondering where his days have gone.
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Vergil learns what it means to live in the human world. V helps, as he always has, for better or worse.
Bookmarked by Mikithewitch
27 Aug 2025