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Beatrice Young has never considered herself especially lucky. But now, she was second-guessing her preconceived beliefs about luck. Beatrice Young, unit leader of the Order of the Sword was currently being pinned to the ground with a small knife pressed to her larynx, staring into the scowling face of perhaps the most beautiful woman she had ever seen. Beatrice watched as the woman’s lips screwed into a terrifying smirk and her eyes darkened substantially. The weight of this beautiful woman on top of her led her to feel countless emotions which, for the first time as far as she could recall, included Lady Luck herself.
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Beatrice is a secret government agent and Ava Silva is the mysterious (yet dangerous) woman that she keeps running into.
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- Part 1 of Lucky Shot
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08 Jul 2026
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08 Jul 2026
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you're pulling my heart (keeping me up in the dark) by wtfcherries
Fandoms: Warrior Nun (TV)
05 Aug 2021
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There was something oddly uncomfortable about trying to sleep in a lab. It was incredible to be able to roam through the different rooms and look at the technology that was, quite literally, out of this world. It was still a lab, though, and it was neither warm nor inviting. As such, Ava had decided to get out of bed after imagining one too many wraith demons in the corners of her room.
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After a sleepless night, Ava wanders the halls of ARQ-Tech, looking for a distraction.
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- Part 1 of yours
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08 Jul 2026
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When Ava transfers to Cruciform Academy to further her development as a hockey player, she doesn’t expect to find the family that she’s always wanted
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06 Jul 2026
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This was her first night in the city. She’d been forced to move. She had been protecting the same place for several years, had gotten complacent, cocky even. It was to be expected in her line of work, that some people would see her. But they were never supposed to see her change. And it certainly wasn’t supposed to end up on social media, and then the local news, right by her apartment.
She had berated herself for the sloppiness. She was better than that. The only saving grace had been that they hadn’t really seen her. Not the real her, anyway. In the back of her mind, something had nagged at her as she tried to recall herself and realised the mental image was blurry. It had been too long. Her self-identity was flimsy at the best of times, but it had never felt this tenuous. Something needed to change, and so here she was.
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Shapeshifter AU
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18 Jun 2026