BleedingSoul
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Saitama thinks his wings are ugly cause he lost his feathers and Genos thinks he's harming himself.
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He understood what he had become, the blood on his hands, the lack of compassion and guilt he felt about it. And the void in his chest that never went away, never got better, but just was so easy to put aside when instead of white noise in his head there were screams, and hero one liners and speeches that were more useful to the deaf than him.
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Unable to hold himself back from wanting to inflicting violence on others, Mark worries he's changing and not for the better. Colour him surprised when these changes turn out to be a part of being a Viltrumite his father failed to inform him of.
Or: Mark is presenting as an Omega. Thragg takes it upon himself to do what every other Viltrumite before him has failed to do - make Mark join the Empire.
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18 Apr 2026
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Variant 106 - Mark Grayson fails to overcome Conquest.
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16 Apr 2026
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You've been employed by BLU for a few months now, and lets just say your work doesn't exactly match the job description. What will happen when you're captured by RED Team and kept around as an extra pair of hands?
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05 Apr 2026
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Soap hissed, cold air attacking his front teeth as he sucked it in. Never once before in his life did he hate the Highlands, Mother Nature, or the Sun so much.
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The 141 goes on a mission in the Middle of Nowhere, Scotland, and Soap is having a decidedly Not Good Time™.Bookmarked by BleedingSoul
30 Mar 2026
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The mission fails. Time breaks.
A mission gone wrong sends Soap back in time—into a body that hasn’t earned its scars yet. He comes back far too young to carry the weight of the life he’s already lived, stubborn enough to resent every second of it, and with his memories scattered years behind him. Task Force 141 is left holding the pieces of a person who no longer remembers earning them. As time rewinds and Soap grows up again, 141 becomes something between a unit and a family. Through every stage, through scraped knees, half-remembered instincts, comes the slow realization that some bonds survive time itself.
As the years are lived over again—this time surrounded by people who know exactly who he’s meant to become—the line between fate, choice, and identity begins to blur.
Turns out growing up once was hard enough. Doing it twice might be harder.
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19 Mar 2026