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Ignis Scientia's Six-Step Plan for Adding a Commoner to Your Royal Retinue by everylemon
Fandoms: Final Fantasy XV
13 Apr 2021
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Noct would like to not instantly lose Prompto after graduation, which is what will happen if he goes with his signature strategy of Doing Nothing Until It’s Too Late.
So he talks to Ignis.
And Ignis, predictably — which is both the best thing and the worst thing about Ignis, really, his total consistency — makes a list.
It’s six items long (he’s sure Ignis has gone to great lengths to condense it) and he hates every single word on it. But if it’s the only way to keep Prompto in his life — if Prompto even wants to be there after he realizes the bullshit hoops he’s gonna have to jump through — he’ll bite the bullet.
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- Part 1 of Gap Years
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26 May 2025
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They never do find out exactly how it happened.
Some weird combination of reflected time magic and death-daemon juice is their best guess, even weeks later, but it doesn’t quite explain . . . everything.
It’s not really important, Prompto supposes. Could have been anything. Noct lives at the intersection of royalty and magic and divinity, and it turns out, things get weird there. (Usually not baby weird, but there’s a first time for everything.)
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25 May 2025
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slow down (you crazy child) by Major_816 for eyeslikefireflies
Fandoms: All For The Game - Nora Sakavic
20 Jun 2024
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A set of thirteen, composed in the first year.
Or; the Butcher killed his wife and tried to burn his son with her, this is what happens after he's pulled from the fire.
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Ms. Gina turns the car around a corner, putting on the blinker and leaning to both sides to look around her seat first. “I know these past few days have been pretty scary for you.” Ms. Gina says a lot, he thinks. And most of the time she doesn’t really make sure that it’s all true.
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- Part 1 of vienna (in sets of thirteen)
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17 Apr 2025
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One would think that being on the run from a imperialistic dictatorship and constantly babysitting the anxious mess that is the prince’s former punching bag would make for an annoyingly busy life to live, but Andrew very often found himself incredibly bored and somewhat lost. He had never really wanted much from life, just to get away from the hypothetical demons in his head and the physical ones trying to get into his powers, but anyone would want for something when life was this boring.
Then Wymack found the warlock.
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30 Apr 2019
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