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1. One: The Civil Outlaw by BakaBokken [Reviews - 1] (8573 words)

My god, I’ve been corrupted by the RurouKen AU plot bunnies. But before you explode, please read the author’s note. I promise I’m not on crack.

Warnings include language, violence, and a horrendous distortion of the Rurouni Kenshin story. Expect a bizarre mesh of Japanese culture/pseudo-history and one of Baka's strange impressions of the fantasy genre

wynd: (n.) alley

Majutsusha: a term I horrendously coined – ‘majutsu’ means ‘black magic; sorcery’.

Disclaimer: Rurouni Kenshin and all affiliated characters, storylines, and settings belong to the wonderful Watsuki Nobuhiro and all companies holding title to its license. Used without permission for no profit.

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Haha. Um. I’m going to go hide over there, behind that bullet-proof piece of glass under my rock. Please don’t mind me. Or maim me. 8D;

2. Two: The Mad Charlatan by BakaBokken [Reviews - 0] (9352 words)
Disclaimer: Rurouni Kenshin and all affiliated characters and settings are the property of Watsuki Nobuhiro and all companies associated with the license and release of the series. Warnings: mild language, violence, and a little bit of crack.
Obligatory Terms:

-dono – an extremely antiquated and polite suffix for names (there really isn't a good English equivalent, I swear!)
kenjutsu – swordsmanship
kijutsu – magic (no connotation)
kijutsudou – the art of magic practice
kijutsushi – one who uses kijutsu
majubyoki – another poorly-coined word, roughly meaning “black magic sickness”
Majutsusha – one who uses black magic (coined)
Shishou – a supremely honorific term for a master-like figurehead

And do let me know if I've missed any!

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