Lost Love and Dedication
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I Wish I Had My Heart Again by HoloPumpkin
Fandoms: The Iliad - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
03 Dec 2024
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After the loud approval and praise came the sounds of discontentment. Booing and complaints — Tydeides, where are you off to?! — entered the Ithacan’s tent and he laughed under his breath again. The noises soon grew more and more quiet and were replaced with more peaceful but still gleeful discussions that could be heard in the tent no more. Then, there were steps outside, approaching steadily. Good.
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- Part 1 of Lost Love and Dedication
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Greedy Hands and Broken Arms by HoloPumpkin
Fandoms: The Iliad - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
03 Mar 2025
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While Odysseus and Diomedes are busy tending to their wounds, as they like to call it, Menelaus pays them a visit. "Agamemnon wants to see you," he says and Odysseus is quick to reply and ask Menelaus if he could tell his brother that he'll come eventually, but later. Yet, it's not Odysseus who Agamemnon wants to see.
It's Diomedes.Series
- Part 2 of Lost Love and Dedication
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Past Lies in Past Lives by HoloPumpkin
Fandoms: The Iliad - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
11 Mar 2025
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The camp was growing louder and much less sober with each passing minute. Everybody was engaged in some more or less indecent activities — some kept drinking, jesting and conversating, while others busied themselves with slaves or sometimes — one another. Diomedes’ mind kept jumping from one thought to another while he was staring at nothing in particular, the wine in the cup he still held in his hand left untouched.
Someone then entered his line of sight. A bit startled, Diomedes rushed to check who it was. He didn’t know how much fortune he must have had on his side or why the gods had blessed him with such luck. By no means was he disappointed, though.Series
- Part 3 of Lost Love and Dedication
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Talk Me Through the Damage by HoloPumpkin
Fandoms: The Iliad - Homer, Ancient Greek Religion & Lore
05 Apr 2025
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Diomedes hasn't been himself since the day Agamemnon used him for his own pleasure. Bitter anger and deep sorrow have been boiling within the young Argive, for Odysseus — the man who'd once sworn to protect Diomedes — did nothing to protect him from their Lord Marshal.
The night on which Diomedes and Odysseus are sent on a mission together is the night on which Diomedes decides it's high time he stopped stifling his violent emotion. But can he find enough strength and cruelty to truly hurt the man he loves so much?Series
- Part 4 of Lost Love and Dedication