Justia
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“G’raha Tia,” she says, rolling every syllable of his name on her tongue like one would taste wine, slow and deliberate. “A pleasure, then.”
She offers him her hand. Slender, elegant fingers peek out of her half glove, a writer’s callus prominent on her middle finger. G’raha beams, as radiant as the sunlight cast over the crystals surrounding them, and takes it.
Much later, as he looked back and realized he had not fallen in love, but slowly and surely descended into it, he’d be able to point out the smile she offered him that day as the first step down.
Through (a hundred and) five years apart, G'raha Tia and the Warrior of Light find that happy endings do not come without sacrifice.
A Crystal Tower and Shadowbringers retelling.
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- Part 1 of starwoven
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Bookmarked by Justia
15 Apr 2026
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A little less complaining, a little more begging.
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31 Mar 2026
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every word, every line, every piece of heart of mine by Recurring
Fandoms: Monster Hunter (Video Games)
23 Mar 2026
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Under the tree where you met, Simon shares his jacket with you again.
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25 Mar 2026
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All this devotion’s a double-edged sword, slotted painfully between Simon’s ribs. The only thing left to do is bleed.
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- Part 2 of A Foundation of Unavenged Tears
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22 Mar 2026
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Unbeliever's Hope by SpaceWall
Fandoms: The Silmarillion and other histories of Middle-Earth - J. R. R. Tolkien
31 Oct 2025
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Ereinion Gil-galad discovers a miracle. Elros (not yet Tar-Minyatur) finds his way.
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"You'll have no luck with that one," one of the other healers stopped a moment to advise them both. "He hasn't moved since the men brought him in; likely, his spirit is unmoored."
"Try anyhow?" Ereinion implored Elrond, softly, and he blessed his friend when Elrond did not question these orders, as if he thought it entirely worth his time and power to dote upon this old, near-dead thrall.
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21 Mar 2026