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[Time passes oddly. Between one second and the next, Sokka has the Fire Lord pinned to the wall with his hands around the bastard’s throat. Golden eyes (one gold eye, his mind whispers) widen in shock.
“Sokka?” he chokes out. And then he smiles.
What the fuck?
“Sokka, I—”
Sokka slams his head against the wall, once, twice, and the smile wipes off his face. Good.
“What,” Sokka bites out, “have you done to my sister?”]
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An injury leaves Sokka with amnesia. His last memory is of the failed invasion, of leaving his father behind in enemy territory on the Day of Black Sun. Of hopelessness. Rage.
But then he wakes up, and the war is over. Suddenly, he must come to terms with the fact that years have passed, and that he's somehow the Southern Water Tribe Ambassador to the Fire Nation. He is also supposedly friends with banished-Prince-turned-Fire-Lord Zuko, of all people. Close friends.
Yeah, nah.
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22 Jan 2022
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And The City Dreamt Of Me by stammed_cleams
Fandoms: Dimension 20 (Web Series), Fantasy High, The Unsleeping City
31 Aug 2020
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The Bad Kids vanish from Elmville and appear in the gutters of a massive, non-magical, all-human city called New York. There they meet a group of powerful beings with no clue as to what they are or how they got there. In the rain of the city that never sleeps, there seem to be dangers at every turn - and forces that can do them more harm than anything they've faced before. They'll have to rely on each other to survive in this new place, get over the tensions between them, and help to educate the humans around them, old to magic and new, on what exactly is going on...
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20 Sep 2021
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Nureyev thought about Mag far more often than he’d ever admit. He refused to even say the man’s name aloud, but he was constantly in his thoughts. However, it didn’t matter. Nureyev could file the man away and refuse to acknowledge that he ever existed. He was gone, after all.
Until a trip to Brahma changes everything Nureyev thought he knew.
[LIKELY ABANDONED! I might revisit this idea or a similar idea someday!]
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27 Jul 2021