There is no love lost between Hikaru, the teenage offspring of the noble Shindou family, and all those boring skills and tasks that a "proper lady" was supposed to pursue. In a very welcome turn of events, a Go-obsessed ghost from the Heian era provides a conveniently traditional escape route from tea ceremonies and other tedious obligations. If only Touya would leave her in peace.

When an extraordinarily pretty stranger stops Seiji to ask him for a game, he finds himself accepting with barely a second thought. He could never have anticipated precisely who he now faces across the goban.

Shindou Hikaru is the most (un)real person Akira (n)ever met.

(For May the Fifth 2018) A week went by, and he was starting to get worried. A month went by, and he was starting to go mad. Six months went by, and he still called every day. It took a year for him to admit to himself that it was pointless. don't read this its trash

The Fifth of May is no longer as painful for Shindou as it once was, but it's still a solemn day for him. . . A day to honour all that Sai was to him. Even if he no longer does it alone.

Sai left Hikaru, but he didn't actually disappear. He just... moved host. Unfortunately, his new host isn't exactly cooperative.

A première, deuxième et troisième vue, Toya Akira semble bien mièvre. Et puis arrive Shindo.

Akira découvre qu'il a un demi frère musicien plus âgé qui lui ressemble trait pour trait. Bientôt il se retrouve confronté avec ce monde inconnu et la vie de famille qui va avec. Entre le divorce de ses parents, le retour de Sai et un accident sa petite vie tranquille est révolue. Peut être pour le mieux d'ailleurs. rating M a partir du ch18

Hikaru plays against what is familiar and what is unknown. One-shot.

Touya is a quiet sort of person, yet he never seems to be put on edge by or struggling against the noise of a bond with a much more active partner, while Isumi can't seem to quite adjust to his own. (Soulmate AU)

Sai's gone. But that wasn't their end. (An epilogue.)

Sai returns, to a girl who thought she'd finally managed to move on, from him…and go. femHikaru

The Emperor ordained that go be played at three evenings out of the month, when light and shadow were within the balance of twilight and neither held the advantage. Perhaps that way of play yet remained. If go was life, then the Hand of God was not merely the culmination of go but the culmination of life. Seasons pass and people change, but they continue to play go, Sai knew.

Hikaru met Sai under much different circumstances, and while they live their lives contently, time continues to tick by cruelly. All the while, the Go World tries to unravel the enigmas of Fujiwara no Sai and Hikaru Shindou. Drabble AU. [With a ridiculously slow-paced plot.]

Akankah Hikaru kembali bertemu dengan seseorang yang dia rindukan? [AR]

1. Hikaru muses about his illusion. 2. Hikaru's life is like a cloud. 3. Hikaru's sign came from lightning. 4. Hikaru hated then finally hoped. 5. Hikaru cried. Drabble.

He was drowning. Drowning on air, yet he still couldn't bring himself to stop taking in a deep breath.

My attempt at having Hikaru explain Sai(without all the mystic stuff) to the one who needs to know the most- Toya. No, not that Toya, hos father, Toya Meijin.

"You and me, Touya. How could it ever have been anyone else?" (Soulmate AU; fluff)

Shindo Hikaru lost his voice due to a tragic accident when he was young. Sai disappeared from his life and year after his grandfather died. He's alone. He moved to Tokyo, perhaps to find something that will prove his existence or to be fit in a place he can call his own.

Two years passed before Hikaru admitted, reluctantly, that possession by a spirit seemed to have long-lasting side effects which probably wouldn't go away on their own. [In-progress, cross-posted on ao3 and tumblr; 22 chapters available]

Il était de notoriété publique que les deux jeunes joueurs partageaient un appartement. Les rumeurs étaient nombreuses sur la nature exacte de leur relation. Mais Touya avait toujours été très réservé, et sur ce point, Shindou se montrait tout aussi discret que lui.

Traduction du texte de Petronia (avec son autorisation). "Akira n'a jamais été Sai , et il n'a pas non plus créé "Sai". "Sai" existait, et Akira l'a trouvé – quel qu'il soit. Il a accompli ce que son père n'avait pas pu faire. Peut-être pensait-il qu'en réussissant, il pourrait retrouver Shindou-san."

Semi-AU. Sai is given a chance to live again. The price for this is Hikaru's existence in the Go world, Sai's memories of anything related to Go, and ultimately, their memories of each other. Sequel to Truly Never Yours.

Hikaru never knew that helping a dying man would mean his spirit would attach itself to him and thought it's a punishment. Now though, he felt that the ghost is the help God sent for him when he realized Sai would be able to help him for his artist career through his knowledge of Go. He just have to be careful he won't be dragged into the world he really doesn't have any idea of.