1/ Lucifer
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Pierce is dead, Lucifer's the devil, and Chloe needs an explanation for a crime scene that involves copious amounts of angel feathers--fast. Everything is a mess, even before she learns she's a miracle. Add in a bitchy IA detective using the threat of a criminal investigation to manipulate her into an uncomfortable undercover op and the looming specter of the criminal organization her ex-fiance left behind, and Chloe could really use a partner. She used to have one of those, right? So, yeah, maybe a deal with the devil is in order...
Picks up immediately after 3x24 and answers the question, "What if Chloe and Lucifer just talked? Like, A Lot."
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Missing scene for 2x05 Weaponizer.
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Post-Season 3 continuation, picks up where "A Devil of My Word" left off. Deckerstar. COMPLETE.
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It was a feather. A really filthy-looking feather - broken and bent, but still wide and about as long as her hand. It was too big to belong to a seagull, and it didn’t make any sense for it to be here, in the middle of the precinct. Ella picked it up, oddly compelled despite the old blood caked on it.
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An exploration of the Ella & Lucifer friendship, in which Ella uses forensics to figure out that he's maybe not a method actor after all. Set after the season 3 finale and after "Boo Normal."
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One day, a lost three year old arrives at an LAPD precinct. An ordinary start for a story, except this child isn't ordinary. And it isn't the start of the story.
But Chloe and Lucifer don't know that. Not at first. As they slowly piece together toddler Rory Morningstar's true origins, will they also find the answers to the most important questions: what pushed Rory to time travel back to 2018 and how much of the future can they change?
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(Inspired by MightBeAWriter's incredible toddler Rory fic "Unwritten". Plot is built heavily on dramatic irony, so readers will always know more than the characters. Ultimately, a fix-it because time is more flexible than the show claimed. Begins roughly at the start of 3.09 The Sinnerman.)
