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The mark of the omega was a gift, one which Arthur had ignored for the sake of the succession. Now his omega had come to claim his birthright.
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“Just as the dragonlord calls a dragon from its egg, so too may the egg call forth a dragonlord.”
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Dudley is the Dark Lord of Romance. He'll kick seven shades of shit out of anyone who says otherwise.
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The makings of a true marriage.
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The nonnies made them do it! by netweight
Fandoms: Supernatural, Supernatural RPF, Fandom - Fandom
28 Oct 2013
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The beginnings of Alpha/Beta/Omega fic in SPN fandom.
(History! Data! Timelines! Links! No, really, many, many links.)
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30 Oct 2013
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Everyone knows when you go back in time, you shouldn't step on an ant, just in case you accidentally kill your own grandparent or something. But what happens when you go back in time and, uh, accidentally interrupt the one event that apparently made the Grumpiest Alpha in Town into a ball of mindless manpain?
Well, if Marty McFly can do it, so can Stiles Stilinski. All he has to do is get Derek and Paige to fall in love before he gets pulled back to his own time. And before he makes anything worse. That's easy as pie, right? Right?
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04 Aug 2013
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A wizard, a wolf, and a boy. Or: spells and magic can never truly substitute for strength. (Harry Potter AU, in triplicate.)
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23 Jul 2013
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Teen Wolf/The Sentinel Fusion. Derek doesn't want a Guide after his last attempt at a bond nearly got his whole family killed, and Stiles doesn't want to be one if it means losing the last of the family he's got. But Fate doesn't take requests.
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why don't we get together and call ourselves an institute by leupagus
Fandoms: Person of Interest (TV)
03 Mar 2013
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“It’s perfectly logical. We’re bound to be caught at some point together, and as far as I can see there’s no downside to connecting Mr. Warren to Mr. Wren socially. We’ll have an easier time explaining ourselves being together if we’re observed being together, and since you’ve vetoed all of my suggestions for activities that you could take up—“
“I’m not joining a bowling league, Harold,” John says firmly.