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Residual flare: noun [daemonology] the visible light that surrounds a daemon, their partner, and the tether that connects the two.
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Rumi is a demon. She has a soul—her daemon, Hyeon-seo, is everything anyone could hope for in a partner—but there's something wrong with the tether. No one can know that Hyeon-seo still hasn't settled, long, long after he ought to have. It'll be fixed. They'll both be fixed when the honmoon turns gold. Hyeon-seo will settle and Rumi's patterns will disappear and they can both be who they've been trying to be for so long. It'll happen. It has to happen.
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02 Feb 2026
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i mean i am devastated already and it's been two chapters can't even imagine the emotional journey we are about to embark on. spectacular
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Son of the Western Sea by Mac_Ceallach
Fandoms: Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types, Japanese Mythology, Celtic Mythology, Chinese Mythology
21 Mar 2023
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All myths are true. Beyond the edge of Western Civilization lies the rest of the world. After the Second Olympian War, a restless Percy Jackson sails for the horizon, and never stops.
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The Cosmic Conspiracy by nire
Fandom Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
11 May 2018
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A series of interconnected one-shots about Homecoming characters and their soulmates, because soulmates are A Thing in this universe. Mainly Michelle Jones/Peter Parker with a side of MJ & Liz (for now).
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the L in Love stands for Loser by AppleJuiz
Fandom Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
11 Sep 2017
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The Third Option by Uncertainty_Principle
Fandoms: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe
27 Jan 2020
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Homecoming AU.
Ben and May divorced before Peter’s parents died, so when Ben is murdered Peter goes into foster care. It takes just a tiny taste of superpowers for Peter to decide he doesn’t want to put up with his horrible foster father anymore—the streets are infinitely more appealing. All he wants is to be Spider-Man anyway.
So he leaves.
Simple.
Simple, that is, until Iron Man needs Spider-Man’s help. Peter isn’t about to turn down an opportunity to fight alongside Tony Freaking Stark, but he also isn’t going to let his hero know that his recruit is a fifteen-year-old homeless dropout. So they strike a deal. Peter will help Tony. In return, the mask stays on.
And that’s when things get complicated.