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Beholding watches Jon as he becomes the Archivist. Needless to say, it grows as attached as a non-thinking, eldritch, being can be.
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The Eye Knows and Sees all, but it cannot understand. That’s what the Archivist is for, to experience, understand, and archive terrible knowledge and fear, and filter that back to the Eye. If Jonah Magnus is the Pupil of the Eye, then Jonathan Sims is the brain that processes what the Eye and Pupil see, for the Beholding does not possess the neural pathways required to feel, let alone understand, fear. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on who you ask) that is about to change.
What happens when a knowledge-seeking entity that cannot think is directly linked to a (lonely, stubborn, morally strict, self-deprecating) human who thinks plenty enough for the both of them?
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the Beholding gains sentience and promptly realizes: life is unfair and existence is pain, but at least it has its funky little Archivist.Jon, freshly woken from a six-month coma, gains a loyal, if annoying, companion during his lowest point.
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and i’ll kill you if my head goes wrong by fairbanks for Amber
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
29 Sep 2018
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Daisy’s always enjoyed the feeling of licking her teeth. When she was younger she’d run her tongue over the smooth enamel of her canines, down to the point that always felt sharper than it was against the blunt sensitivity of her tongue. As a little girl she’d think of wolves, of big cats with their jowls raised in threat. She’d raise her own lips in a snarl and her chest would flutter.
daisy likes to chase and jon likes being chased. it's a surprisingly bad combination.
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- Part 1 of relearning
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If It Rhymes, It’s True (But I Hate Poetry) by InsoucianceArt for WhyNotFly
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
14 Jul 2024
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It was all an act. A ruse. A plan formed off of the slightest hint of suspicion. And by God, it worked.
John wasn’t a smoker.
He’d sworn off cigarettes.
So what had he been doing when he left Leitner alone in the tunnels?AKA: John’s curiosity is a bit more sinister.
A prequel to WhyNotFly’s ‘And In the Distance, Thunder!’
(Title and subsequent chapter titles are from 2econd 2ight 2eer (that was fun, goodbye.) by Will Wood
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What Belongs to the Sea by TwoDrunkenCelestials, WhyNotFly
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
05 May 2020
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“My grandmother taught me about selkies,” said the tattooed man. “Said it’s good luck for them to grace your ship. To treat ‘em right, and they’ll guide you safe.”
It had seemed like a reasonable thing to believe.