3 Works by NorthernRoseOfMay
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"...And suddenly, Keith understood.
This was the Haelnan Emperor’s prized pet. The pet they seemed so desperate to keep away from Voltron’s eyes, with the excuse that it “wasn’t fond of strangers" and could damage negotiations.
And looking at the gold and silk-covered creature standing right in front of him, Keith had to agree. Voltron meeting Lance WOULD damage negotiations.
Because Lance was very clearly human. "
The Paladins of Voltron visit Haelnea, a planet with giant snake-people, to secure an alliance. Things don't really go as planned, and they find something they definitely didn't think they would.
AU where it was the Red Lion that was on earth, Lance disappeared before he joined the Garrison, and Voltron finds him on a planet whose natives think humans are just the most adowable wittle things.
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Unbeknownst to the general populace, there are monsters lurking in the shadows of Hyperion City. Demons and Fairies. Vampires and Werewolves. Dragons, Grims, and Fauns. Though the diversity was, well, diverse, they all seemed to agree on one thing - Don't touch Juno Steel, unless you want to be chased out of town or killed.
Peter Nureyev had heard rumors of this guy as he journeyed through the galaxy. Juno Steel, who never missed. Juno Steel, who instilled fear in monsters who knew no fear. Juno Steel, who protected a city that in turn protected him back with wild fury.
No one knew what Juno Steel was. Peter didn't know what to expect, but it sure wasn't a human.
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In a world where everyone were born with powers said to have come from seven deities, Amnesiac orphan Angus McDonald thought for sure he was one of the Journal Keeper’s, what with his power to know if any given information is correct or not. However, when his curiosity gets him in quite a pickle, he finds himself inexplicably catching on fire. Which shouldn’t be possible, of course, because everyone only gets one power. Never two from two different deities.
Also, there’s something odd about that elf in the parking lot.