6 Works by brute
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On Ankaran Sarcophagi by brute
Fandoms: Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines (Video Game)
30 Dec 2025
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Not every ancient sarcophagus contained an Antediluvian, but it also never hurt to check.
A brief look at Beckett's thoughts and perspective throughout Bloodlines.
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A Moth Without Light by brute
Fandoms: Warhammer 40.000, Warhammer 40.000: Rogue Trader (Video Game)
09 Aug 2025
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It was well within the rights of his Lord Inquisitor to requisition Rogue Trader Theodora von Valancius into his service. That said, both he and Lord Inquisitor Calcazar knew it was wise to keep Theodora happy; entire systems kneeled in deference to her, and her retinue largely consisted of those more loyal to her than the Imperium. Her request was trivial for one such as Calcazar and unthinkable for anyone else — one of the few remaining von Valancius heirs was being held by the Inquisition, and she wanted him placed safely into her custody. She had traced her lineage through a long line of cousins to an accountant named Skell born in the Calixis, and then to her son, Yonah Skell. He was in the custody of an Interrogator of the Ordo Hereticus, and a mere Acolyte could hardly refuse the request of a Lord Inquisitor. Heinrix was being sent to simply impart the message.
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Now that Eternyx is finally safe for visitors from the other verses, Jack Rose invites Wanderlust to visit the Eternyx Zoo together.
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One day, the monster woke up. It went to see its other half, but the other monster was happy without it. It went to the place it last remembered, but no memories were found there. "Where are my memories?" it thought.
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Klim attempts to relax and have some fun with himself after a day of working as a transporter. Too bad he got interrupted by the cargo.
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A World That Was Never His by brute
Fandoms: ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 | JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken | JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
15 Feb 2017
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Dio Brando remembers his mother snatching him from his bed on a winter night of the year 1875.