5 Works by Whiteandroidy
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The day before the performance, Daniel carefully plans everything and strictly forbids the team from deviating from the script. But Merritt, with Jack and Lula’s support, secretly adds his own special effects to make the show more spectacular and to annoy him.
During Daniel’s final trick, their plan works, but it gets out of control: the explosions damage a glass structure filled with water, it shatters, and real chaos begins.
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Daniel Atlas begins to gradually distance himself from the team. His behavior becomes cold and unpredictable, and soon the team begins to suspect that there may be a traitor among them. The tension leads to a conflict in which Daniel is accused of betrayal, which turns out to be a mistake. Later, it is revealed that he has a brain tumor. He had been hiding the diagnosis, trying not to burden the others and not to show weakness.
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After a long, exhausting day following their show, the Horsemen decide to play a game: Two Truths and a Lie. No one suspects that something so simple could turn into a revelation — uncovering unexpected, and deeply personal truths about one of their own.
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After a heated argument between Merritt and Daniel, the tension within the team reaches its limit. Angry and hurt, Merritt makes a risky decision — he deliberately stalls at a critical moment, fully understanding what it could lead to. When the police arrive earlier than expected, he finds himself trapped and no longer has time to escape.
Despite the recent conflict, Daniel does not hesitate. He stays and, risking himself, saves Merritt’s life. However, this choice comes at a price: it is Daniel who has to pay for the decision he made.
Or: Daniel saves Merritt and takes a bullet for him.
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Buck was kidnapped by a serial killer while he was still at odds with the 118 over a lawsuit
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Pain stopped being something that happened to Buck.It became a state.
At some point — he couldn’t tell when — his body stopped reacting the way it used to. The sharp edges dulled. The flinching disappeared. His muscles still screamed when the weight pulled on his shoulders, when circulation cut off and returned in burning waves, but his mind no longer followed the signals all the way through.