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Sandrone retells the story she has explained thrice by now; the backup plan in Fontaine, the blueprints updated after her interactions with the Wanderer, Master Albedo, and the witches of the Hexenzirkel, the important nature of her core, and all the instructions a robot can give to be rebuilt over and over again if needed. Lauma listens, and listens, and the sun setting behind her gives the warmth in her eyes a certain spark that makes Sandrone feel as if she could remotely understand what dying and reviving by her own hand feels like.
“It pleases me to hear of your success,” Lauma says, when Sandrone runs out of things to explain. “Nod-Krai welcomes you back again, for as long as you may need. Though I suppose you came here with a goal in mind?”
In the aftermath of her rebirth, with Columbina dragging her along into a mission to get Lauma and Nefer to fix whatever is keeping them apart, Sandrone finds that what comes after death and learning to live again is an odd thing indeed.
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Ch. 5: The Deer Sign.Bookmarked by superkuun
05 Feb 2026
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As if things couldn’t get any worse, Lace was now afraid of the dark.
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24 Jan 2026
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Destiny is Merely a Series of Coincidences by opalescent_cheetah
Fandoms: 原神 | Genshin Impact (Video Game)
02 Feb 2025
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"Do you ever wonder why the world brought us back together, over and over again?"
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Bloodshed, isolation, the cool kiss of frost on their fingertips - the world has dealt Rosaria and Shenhe a cruel hand of cards.
At least there are small mercies: there is always someone who understands.
Among the peaks of Jueyun Karst and the icy chill of Dragonspine, the world brings them together, pulls them apart, and brings them back together again.
How can you have met someone so briefly, so fleetingly, but still feel like you’ve known them all your life?
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Or: a story about the parallels between Shenhe and Rosaria's lives, and the solace and safety they find in each other.
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22 Jan 2026
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She thought back to her conversation with Cusco that morning and turned to Xilonen. “Thank you.”
Xilonen smiled, but her brows drew together in confusion. “For what?”
Chasca shrugged. For talking to me. For being my friend. For staying. Even if she knew more words than she did, she doubted she’d be able to put them together in the way she wanted. She let her head fall against Xilonen’s shoulder.
“Thank you,” she repeated, softer.
Xilonen huffed a laugh. Equally soft, she responded, “Alright, you’re welcome.”
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Chasca, Xilonen, and Mualani in the not-so-distant past. Chasca struggles against the voice in her head, but emerges with two lifelong friends despite it.
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19 Jan 2026
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