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“Baby Bird?” Jason’s voice shifted, softened into something almost fragile, as if he were speaking to a child. Maybe, in his eyes, Tim was exactly that. The familiar nickname—so wrong, so tender—sent a tremor down Tim’s spine. Jason never called him that. Jason never spoke to him with warmth.
Jason hated Tim.
He shut his eyes tight, praying this was just a cruel dream. But then warm hands cupped his face, grounding him. A metallic clatter echoed through the cave, sharp and final. The gun had hit the floor.
“No, no, no—don’t close those blue eyes, Baby Bird. Look at me,” this time Jason’s voice cracked into a plea. Every word trembled with fear, with a need that made Tim’s chest tighten painfully. Tim bit down on a sob, the taste of salt and blood filling his mouth, forcing himself to lift his gaze and meet the toxic green fire of Jason’s eyes once more. He could feel the tremor in Jason’s hands, the way his knees pressed into the cold floor, and it made his own body ache with tension.
Or,
Tim wakes up in Gotham, which looks too foreign, but he finds a home there.
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sleeping at last, by raging_nerd
Fandoms: Twisted-Wonderland (Video Game), Ever After High
05 Feb 2024
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Before the tip of her quill can brush her page in the Storybook of Legends, Briar Beauty falls asleep.
When she wakes, she is three-years-old again.
or, a twisted wonderland x ever after high crossover.
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“Also another reason why is because you-”
“MMHHH-!” Sebek painfully grunted into the towel and released a hiss as he removed the towel. Deuce quickly passed the bandages to Jack and started preparing a bag of ice from the cooler.
“Remind me to be thankful that I had never once dislocated my shoulder.” Ace cringed at the noise.
“Seconded.” Yuu winced.
“Make it three.” Epel squirmed.
“I am programmed to not be able to dislocate my mechanical shoulder blade!” Ortho lively chimed.
“Good for you, Ortho. Good for you.” Yuu morbidly said.
_____After seven whole Overblot incidents, everyone assumed that every and all predicaments and nodi are completely done and swept under the rug. Yet no one ever took a step back to see how badly each incident or noxious actions builds up and affected their infamous first years. No one ever questions why the One Braincell group had become so reckless, troublesome and... self-destructive.
No one ever questions why until the second and third years they so were close too, tumbled into their conversation, oh so guilelessly.
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- Part 1 of Scared Twst Series
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A semester done and the dust has settled. Life is moving on and dreams are pushed forward. Positions vacant and shoes to be filled. Two months before the third years head off for their internship, a summon was made by Night Raven College’s Headmaster, Dire Crowley.
It was finally time.
Like how the Mirror of Darkness chose the dorm suited for the student, it also chooses the Housewarden most suited to lead the dorm. However, when the stars align and a need calls, the Mirror of Darkness will bring the future Housewardens to the present.
Doubts will be seeded and fear will encroach on those who are never ready. Too bad, time is elastic and no matter what the decision entails, it will always go back to zero.
TLDR: Our lovely first years who had become Housewardens in the future are transported to the current timeline and now the whole NRC population have to deal with these divas who are unfortunately exceptionally good in their duties. Well, a few second and third years could not help but feel gratified at this but maybe there’s a few realizations and healed scars that need to be looked at properly again.
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- Part 2 of Scared Twst Series
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A “harmless” experiment with the Fate Mirror goes wrong, and instead of showing their futures, it brings them to life—literally. Now the students of Night Raven College are face-to-face with their future children. With only twenty-four hours before the mirror resets, chaos unfolds as every dorm scrambles to survive a day of babysitting, bonding, and accidental existential crises.
Because when fate sends your kids back in time… there’s no spell for parenting.
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Some ideas are from AI but this whole book is written and premise is by ME. I am against using ai to fully write a whole story instead of just using it for ideas.
If you don't like me using ai you may chose to ignore this and continue to scroll.