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This story started out as a self-indulgent attempt at writing messy and unpleasant, but brilliant women*, since I normally only see white dudes getting the honor and still being treated as sympathetic. Granted, woman isn't exactly the best word to describe Iggy. She's more agender than anything else, but introspection isn't exactly her strong suit, so she hasn't had time to explore her gender or what that means to her. Messy, though, still very much describes poor Iggy and I hope ya'll have as much fun reading about that as I had writing it.  
This story started out as a self-indulgent attempt at writing messy and unpleasant, but brilliant women*, since I normally only see white dudes getting the honor and still being treated as sympathetic. Granted, woman isn't exactly the best word to describe Iggy. She's more agender than anything else, but introspection isn't exactly her strong suit, so she hasn't had time to explore her gender or what that means to her. Messy, though, still very much describes poor Iggy and I hope ya'll have as much fun reading about that as I had writing it.  
== External Links ==
This story is also available [https://archiveofourown.org/collections/bb_shousetsu/works/20422553 on Archive of Our Own (AO3)].


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Latest revision as of 15:35, 25 October 2026

Careful the Spell You Cast is a story written by Wakahisa Rei. It ran in Issue 80 at http://www.shousetsubangbang.com/mirror/careful-the-spell-you-cast.

Summary

When Iggy finds out Dr. Mary Rupert is attempting to continue the research that ruined Iggy's life, she's determined to stop Mary. But talking to Mary leads to more introspection than Iggy ever planned on doing.

Author's Notes

This story started out as a self-indulgent attempt at writing messy and unpleasant, but brilliant women*, since I normally only see white dudes getting the honor and still being treated as sympathetic. Granted, woman isn't exactly the best word to describe Iggy. She's more agender than anything else, but introspection isn't exactly her strong suit, so she hasn't had time to explore her gender or what that means to her. Messy, though, still very much describes poor Iggy and I hope ya'll have as much fun reading about that as I had writing it.

This story is also available on Archive of Our Own (AO3).