The concept was kinda unique for a soulmate AU. I'm actually more interested in the lore and how this world works.
The rings are rare enough that its considered an urban legend but common enough to be studied as a medical condition. The doctor could tell right away that the fever was caused by the ring. There's the implication that homophobia exists but M/M soulmates are clearly thing so logically how can anyone justify going against the will of fate? But again some people dont even believe in the rings.
Also the connector is such an interesting character. I wonder what his life is like. If he takes on the memories and emotions of the rings he takes away then what is the impact of that? Also what does he gain by doing all this? It seems like his consultations and services are free. Is it completely altruistic? Id read a spin off about the connector.
The concept was kinda unique for a soulmate AU. I'm actually more interested in the lore and how this world works.
The rings are rare enough that its considered an urban legend but common enough to be studied as a medical condition. The doctor could tell right away that the fever was caused by the ring. There's the implication that homophobia exists but M/M soulmates are clearly thing so logically how can anyone justify going against the will of fate? But again some people dont even believe in the rings.
Also the connector is such an interesting character. I wonder what his life is like. If he takes on the memories and emotions of the rings he takes away then what is the impact of that? Also what does he gain by doing all this? It seems like his consultations and services are free. Is it completely altruistic? Id read a spin off about the connector.