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Desiderium /ˌdɛsɪˈdɪəriəm/: a deep yearning or regret for something that was lost
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Finally allowing themselves a moment of alone time, Renoir and Aline enjoy a beautiful night by the lake.
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The Fracture - Julie ver. by versocidal
Fandoms: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Video Game)
04 Apr 2026
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Lumière breaks and Verso holds Julie in the midst of it.
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Renoir visits Aline at the top of the Monolith one last time, before he has to confront his son.
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Lumière breaks and Verso holds you in the midst of it.
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The paintress was so close, Sciel could feel each exhale blow softly against her face. Clea smelled like a combination of newly mixed paint and freshly bloomed flowers.
The rules of the game had shifted.
When Clea leaned in, ever so slightly, Sciel thought she might kiss her. She hoped she would. Alas, her lips ghosted against the edge of Sciel's ear instead, the words murmured in a throaty whisper:
"Don't start something you don't have the strength to finish.”
The pressure eased as Clea released her, leaving Sciel gasping alone against the wall, asking herself, what the fuck just happened?
When Renoir Dessendre begs his eldest daughter to save his youngest, neither of them expect a certain former teacher-turned-Expeditioner to tumble out instead.
Now trapped in the middle of a Paris torn by war and a family torn by grief, Sciel learns to navigate the complicated politics of the Dessendre family while discovering what it means to exist in this strange new world.
It doesn't help that Clea, Maelle's dangerously attractive sister, can't stand the sight of her, distrust written in every line of her watchful face.
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Clea is the child they plan. Verso is the one they
nearlylose. And Alicia is the third—unplanned, unexpected, but not unwelcome.Or: a history of the Dessendre family in the years before the fire, starting with Renoir and Aline's marriage, through their rise to power within the Painter's Council, the birth of their children, and their eventual downfall.
Bookmarked by versocidal
11 Mar 2026
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Canvas Sparks & Chapter Hearts — Writer × Painter Unframed by Lavadoge
Fandoms: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Video Game)
06 Aug 2025
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An exhausted novelist follows a mysterious invitation to Clea Dessendre’s deserted Montparnasse studio and discovers her family’s enchanted canvas, a portal to “The Continent,” a world created by Clea’s deceased brother. Inside, Clea’s paint reshapes matter and the writer’s words reshape reality. Together, they use powerful practices to destroy the Writers’ controlling sigil, shifting the balance that traps Clea’s parents. Bonded by danger, they return to Paris, where Clea’s chaotic but supportive family prepares for a public fight against the Writers’ Guild. The writer, still recovering from the crossing, agrees to stay and co-author both the rebellion and a new, shared future.
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She was never meant to be trapped inside the canvas—only to observe the chaos of Renoir and Aline’s game. But something went wrong. Now she’s imprisoned in this cursed, dying world.
Sciel finds herself intrigued by Lumière’s newest resident. Clea’s cold distance and guarded nature don’t deter her in the slightest.
Neither expects the fragile bond that begins to form between them to become more than they thought it would be.
Clea certainly never expects to fall in love with Sciel.
…And she isn’t sure she’s willing to go through with her goal;escaping the canvas—knowing exactly what it will costSeries
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An Oath Carried Over Saltwater by ThePoetHerein
Fandoms: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Video Game)
12 Apr 2026
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A Scielune companion story to Trials of Lumiere, which followed the unfolding bond between Lady Emma and Clea Dessendre.
This tale turns instead to the royal guard of Lumiere and Princess Sciel of the Visages Islands. A tale tracing the oath that once bound them, the years that divided them, and the grievances carried across the sea before either dared speak their truth again.

