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“Congratulations, O King,” M’Baku said, when it was the Jabari’s turn to pledge their allegiance. The Great Gorilla looked none the worse for the beating he’d taken in their duel. No malice marred his handsome face, no contempt or humiliated anger. Only amusement, the strangest of all, even though M’Baku had yielded the fight.
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Five Times Aziraphale Saves Crowley (And One Time He Fails) by Captain_Kieren
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
17 Jun 2019
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Basically what it says on the tin.
1. Holy Water
2. Exorcised
3. Thrown
4. Stabbed
5. Demon Hunter
+1. BetrayedGerman translation by Yuna_McHill: https://archiveofourown.org/works/36729391/chapters/91625200
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Signum Crucis by manic_intent for sheffiesharpe
Fandoms: Sherlock (TV), Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
12 Jul 2012
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Good Omens!AU. Mycroft trades favours and requests that Lestrade keep an eye out for his current vessel's little brother. Lestrade begins to suspect that having to babysit the impossible Sherlock Holmes is all just a new stage in the technical if highly one-sided war that he's been waging against Mycroft's influence, an opening salvo from Mycroft against his sanity, maybe.
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“You have a visitor,” Mrs Hudson added irritably, as John trailed after Holmes and Billy, “Oh, not you, Doctor,” she added, as John paused on habit. “But tell Mister Holmes that I’ll not abide the police banging up and down the house at all hours. What will the neighbours think? I’ll not get any other lodgers!”
This, John reflected, as he retreated from Mrs Hudson’s womanly wrath, was precisely why his landlady’s role was restricted to a ‘plot device’ in his short stories. The Strand’s readers had turned out to have a surprisingly prodigious appetite for his case notes - or, as Holmes tended to call them, his ‘over-romanticised recollections’, but John rather doubted that his readers would have stood for pages upon pages depicting Mrs Hudson’s passionate tirades about the Right and Proper Way To Behave as a Gentleman Lodger. She could write a book. Holmes would still break all the rules.
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