Bacon_Doughnut
Recent bookmarks
-
Tags
Summary
Zoey Choi and Kang Mira, students of Marine Biology and Marine Archaeology, respectively, earn the opportunity of a lifetime as interns for an expedition to Jeju Island. They are entrenched in the island's unique cultures and traditions, and with luck, their studies will help to preserve them for future generations.
But a diving accident puts the girls face-to-face with a living, breathing fiction that shakes their realities: a mermaid. Soon, they come to learn that secrets persist around Jeju just as stubbornly as the islanders' traditions, and they have unwittingly been drawn into a fragile web of deception and mysticism that runs deeper than they ever could have imagined.
And in the middle of the hurricane of questions they have, seated directly in the eye, is a mermaid with jagged purple patterns.
Rating may be subject to change in the future. Tags will be added as the story progresses.
-
Tags
Summary
What if Rumi’s dark side couldn’t be hidden when she was young? As her demonic traits grow, Celine must hide her away from the world, protect her, and the next hunters, from each other.
Zoey and Mira aren’t supposed to talk to the mysterious girl who looks after the shrine, no matter how intriguing she is.
Rumi is just as fascinated by the new hunters. She watches them from afar, unable to interact. It isn’t safe. She isn’t safe.
-
Tags
Summary
Rumi startled awake to a scream. It was a sound she’d never heard before, and one that chilled her to her very core.
“Mama?” she whimpered, rubbing her heavy eyes.
The scream came again, and Rumi flinched. In front of her Derpy had jumped to his feet, back arched, fur standing on end as he hissed and spat at something in the garden.
Rumi thought the scream sounded like Mama. Though she’d never heard her scream, she had heard Mama call her name a million times. And it sounded like she had screamed Rumi’s name.
Suddenly, Rumi found herself airborne. A sickly purple glow wrapped around her, and long clawed fingers circled her ribcage.
The distance grew between herself and Mama with those clawed hands dragging her away.
“Mi-yeong?! Rumi?!” The deeper voice of Eomma rang out in their small back garden.
“Celine! Get Rumi! They want Rumi!” Mama screeched. “They came for Rumi, and I can’t reach her!"
-
Tags
Summary
After Supergirl's public identity reveal, Kara is growing into her role as Editor-in-Chief of CatCo, and Lena is pouring herself into her philanthropic Foundation. They're best friends. They bring each other lunch. They babysit Esme together. Everyone around them can see what they are, but neither Kara nor Lena will name it.
Everything shifts at the Foundation's inaugural fundraiser, when a guest looks at Kara and asks Lena, "Wait, she's not your girlfriend?"
-
Tags
Summary
Kara Danvers is a good assistant. A little inexperienced, maybe, but she has other qualities. A good memory. Punctuality. An uncanny knack for always having exactly what Lena wants before she asks for it. And, of course, absolutely zero connections. Not to other businesses. Not to Lex. There’s something to be said for an assistant that won’t plant bugs in her office. Or let in assassins.
But, perhaps, Lena should rephrase. Kara Danvers used to be a good assistant. Maybe the best assistant Lena’s ever had. So why, pray tell, was Lena’s most reliable assistant suddenly terrible?...
What if Kara had become Lena Luthor's assistant instead of Cat Grant's?
(Adapted from the Supercorptober Prompt: L-Corp)