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With his papal robes draped in deep stunning purples, fabrics rich with the luxuries of hedonism as a display of his wealth and his reputation, Papa V Perpetua — as he’d chosen to be called — sat staring blankly through Secondo just like the rest of his kin— his kin. Papa V Perpetua: Secondo’s… kin…
“Brother…” a gravelling voice rasps. “Welcome home.”
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Following the death of Sister Imperator, an unknown is newly anointed as both the frontman of Ghost and the Papa to serve their Ministry. The only thing is that, until he had been suddenly thrust into their lives and into their family, none of his predecessors knew who Papa V Perpetua was... except for Secondo.
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- Part 2 of Ex Inferni Visceribus
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After Copia's unfortunate retirement as Papa and unwanted promotion to Frater, he and Terzo decide that now is time to reconcile their once-failed relationship.
A secondary piece to Swept Away By Rhymes. Reading that first isn't technically necessary, but it's highly recommended that you follow along with the original story and come back to read the Copiiia chapters (as directed in Swept Away by Rhymes) for these to make more sense.
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- Part 3 of Ex Inferni Visceribus
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Whenever Perpetua thought about Copia, it felt as though he was thinking about himself — not as a person, not even as his twin, but as a part of a greater whole. A unit, existing in two bodies, two minds; so deeply intertwined that the mere thought of ever being separated provoked in Perpetua a flash of nausea so intense, it frightened him to let his mind even breach the idea.
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- Part 2 of Logismoi
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As Copia observed himself in the full-length mirror, he welcomed the deadly sin like an old friend — Pride, a prickly thing made of thorns and diamonds, now shone brightly on his face, lifted his chin, and reflected off his cheekbones like a polished blade.
C. S. Lewis writes in Mere Christianity that pride is the "anti-God" state, the position in which the ego and the self are directly opposed to God: "Unchastity, anger, greed, drunkenness and all that, are mere fleabites in comparison. It was through Pride that Lucifer became wicked. Pride leads to every other vice. It is the complete anti-God state of mind."
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- Part 1 of Logismoi
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It's not every morning that Copia wakes up with mysterious cuts and bruises and an ache throughout his body. It's certainly not every morning that, without memory of their acquisition, the marks of violence seem to perfectly resemble the shape of his own hands.
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A series of one-shots surrounding the first three Emeritus brothers and many, many sexual awakenings. The works can be read in any order, but it might make more sense to go chronologically.
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