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There’s one thing one must know about Hermes.
Well- there’s many things- many many things—
But the most important thing one must know is that Hermes. Doesn’t. Wait.
He doesn’t. Or… tries not too. He despises waiting. He is- after all- the god of swiftness. The Divine Messenger. And one can imagine his job is very very hectic- and very very important-
And- all things considered—
He can’t afford to wait.
There is always a letter to be sent- parcels to be delivered- notes to be passed- messages to be orated- always a place to be-
Gods forbid he run late!
All of that aside and if he were given the option— Hermes probably- most likely- almost certainly- wouldn’t have taken his most recent promotion should he have known it required waiting.
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There is a certain sense of things coming to conclusion to the world tonight, something pervading macro- and microcosms alike, and you can feel the anticipation of culmination buzzing in your veins like lightning. Tonight is the night, you hear the disembodied voice declare. You're ready.
Bookmarked by AstorShepard
01 Mar 2026
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God
La Revachol
Ким держит себя в руках
Гарри тоже держит его в руках
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“If you could forget everything too, would you do it?”
“I’m not sure.” His hand slips down onto your chest. “Would you still be there?”
“Yeah.”
"Then… Maybe."Series
- Part 4 of Building on Ruins
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Eight months after Martinaise, an entroponetic experiment gone wrong lands Lieutenant Double-Yefreitor Harrier Du Bois in a temporary coma, and Precinct 41 finds itself saddled with twenty-four unusual new inhabitants.
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"I love you," Harry says on June 25, 51, halfway through a game of cribbage. Cuno has done nothing more notable than tell a joke that made Harry laugh.
Cuno doesn't know what to say. Nobody loves Cuno. Loving Cuno should probably be an interisolary crime. "Gross," he says.
An exploration of those Cuno has lost, those he's gained, and those he can't let go.
