prismatical
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Reality buckles. Sasha holds on.
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Some snippets set in a world where Sasha makes it out of Rome. -
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“So?” Wilde says. He shakes his wrist free of his glittering robe and glances pointedly at a nonexistent watch. “Are we ready to chat?”
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A conversation with the end of the world.
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"So the Archivist ate Jon," Melanie starts, eyes fixed on weak lightbulb so they won't fall on the scalpel in her hand. "That's what you said."
"I said I am Jon. And that I ate him." The Archivist turns a page, not even looking up. "Metaphysically, for the most part."
"Sure. Whatever." She exhales out the urge to swing the scalpel in an arc, to follow through like a conductor until it meets skin. It would be so easy. "So if...if the Slaughter eats me. I'll Become. Something. Or. Or it Becomes me."
"Not exactly." The Archivist taps the rocky floor, glancing over at her. She doesn't dare tear her eyes from the lightbulb, not with the scalpel in her hand. "The Slaughter might eat you. But to really Become, you'd have to eat the Slaughter back."
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Jon wakes up four months early. This is not necessarily a good thing.
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"Basira doesn’t know what the hell to do about a catatonic, heartbroken demigod. So she does what she does best. She keeps going."
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Things don't go well at Hilltop Road.
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“Sorry,” Martin says, very calmly. He's calm. He's calm! He's calm as hell. “Jon. Jon Sims. My boyfriend. Your assistant. Is here. Being tortured eternally by an evil giant spider. With—“
“Doors.”
“With doors.”
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Sasha and Martin's terrible apocalypse roadtrip encounters a familiar face.
Recent series
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detective stories by prismatical
Fandom: Batman (Comics), Batman - All Media Types, DCU, DCU (Comics)
28 Nov 2020
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mystery! suspense! addressing character dynamics where canon does not!
just some stories I wanted to jot down. arguably written as connected, but each can be read alone as well.
- Words:
- 144,118
- Works:
- 4
- Bookmarks:
- 194