More Than True
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Jesse McCree has, for an outlaw, lived a long and enriched life. In his wanderings he's seen amazing, terrifying, and downright strange things.
None of them hold a candle to the actual, goddamn dragon.
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- Part 1 of More Than True
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Coaxing the dragon out from under the rubble at Hanamura was only the beginning. Recovery is a slow process, and Genji isn't the only one who wishes it would go faster.
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- Part 2 of More Than True
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A beast lives in Hanzo's skin.
It devours anything that comes its way: a glance, a nod of the head, a friendly word, the gentle brush of a hand. Anything Jesse McCree gives him, it desires.
And McCree feeds it. Constantly.
This wouldn't be as big of a problem if McCree didn't get himself shot just before a building falls on their heads.
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- Part 3 of More Than True
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There are rules to this sort of thing. Not the common sort, made to be broken and bent and outright ignored, but the old kind, made for dealing with dangerous things.
And they are all dangerous things, in Overwatch.
McCree survives by knowing which rules to break and which to obey and when to do the opposite of what he usually does. Dangerous things stay dangerous because they can change - he knows this all too well.
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- Part 4 of More Than True
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Hanzo needs to start paying more attention to fairy tales, considering he's living in one.
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- Part 5 of More Than True
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“A man walks with two wolves, and all his life he must chose which to feed.” Zenyatta holds up a golden orb. “I can help him, but he will have to face his monster himself, and even if he wins now, it is a fight he must make again and again. He may not always be victorious. Or…” He holds up another orb, this one black and violet. “You can destroy your enemy. The remnant of his other nature will fade without the rest of him to sustain it, but he will never again hurt another person.
“In this situation, I cannot use both. Which would you have me ‘feed’?”___
Fairy-tale happy endings are a lie Jack gave up on a long time ago. He knows better: there are no happy endings, because the stories don't end. Now, if he could only say the same about the beanbag of a miniature monster that keeps following him...
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- Part 6 of More Than True