NachoSammich
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A brief interlude in the temple garden, before things got tough.
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In a prison outside of time, two enemies find comfort in mutual understanding.
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You’re not precisely sure where it started. It’s unexpectedly difficult to put a label on it, to pinpoint the exact moment that your focus had shifted from one Xiaolin Warrior to the other.
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He takes a moment to survey his surroundings, avoiding any panicked feelings by telling himself he's just tired, and it's absolutely fine that he has no idea where he is. But the truth is that he really does have absolutely no idea where he is or how he got here. Or how he's going to get back to his dream bubble at all ever.
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Latin; a dead language with no practical applications except perhaps the deciphering of old texts and as a particularly quaint party trick.
Thankfully, as Harry finds out, Latin is not as dead as he was first taught when he decided to learn the language. It wouldn't have mattered anyway, of course; he loved Latin, and would have been proud to know it even had it been as useless as it was pretty. But in the world of Wizards, the world of Magic, Harry realizes his rare talent with words is particularly valuable in the highly complicated and controversial subject of Spell Creation, a subject he soon becomes enamored with despite having to hide his interest from everyone.
Besides, it's not like he's going Dark, after all.
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12 Jun 2013
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There's a science to reading maps.
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20 May 2013
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When Hannibal awakens an unspeakable evil, the monks are forced to turn to the last person they ever imagined they’d ask for help: Chase Young.
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18 Jan 2013
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out there, tumbling and free
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2 Jan 2013
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Clay's father dies, and the monks must help their friend through his hardest journey. Written from a solicited prompt.
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2 Jan 2013