AlexClaain
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Slime died, Quackity is completely distraught over this and he demands Foolish to barricade the needle for him, not expecting the demi god to care about his well being too much.
He does though - he fucking does.
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[HEAVY SPOILERS | Elleo | Present] The tragedy was over, the peace restored. Decades passed, along with Leo's life. He had lasted surprisingly long as Glen, but even his time had to come to an end. With a body soaked in the energy of the Abyss and all the chains that had accompanied him for years, it was not surprising that his corpse had met the same fate as Levis. Leo, too, became a chain. But even though the Baskervilles kept a close eye on the new Glen, the Chain never showed itself. It seemed to follow someone else as their master... but whom?
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A short slice of Julian's life in his childhood on a hot summerday. While browsing through a store nearby, thoughts over his family, school and dreams keep him distracted. [This story was translated from German -> English!]
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Will breathes hard against his lips for an eternity, familiar and sated, the silence around them unbroken, until—
“I wish this was real.”
James flinches.
“It is,” he promises. “It is real.”
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11 Feb 2024
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No parade in his honor was necessary, no flower petals in his face; his desired scenario was to perish on the property of Baskerville and become one with all of them, with the manor. It mattered not the person he was nor the things he said. He would turn to ash like the rest, covered in white snow. Perhaps a vase of forget-me-nots by his bed chambers tossed aside in a month, the same as the man before him. Even when his quiet, ghoulish figure wandered the manor, the petals of the forget-me-not would have all fallen and spread in the wind. Their seeds would be again planted and brood till next bloom. There would be no point in grieving them, for that would be preserving them, the embalming of long decayed ideas in another’s mind.
(Four short stories on Baskervilles.)
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