Princess_Blueberry
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Off on a trip abroad, Mouse finds a path that leads her beneath the streets and into an underground party, an irresistible wonderland. She visits once. And then again. And then a third and a fourth time, sinking into The Golden until there is not a single scrap of soul left that is not painted with the bitter sweet faerie food. She returns again and again, until the very act of leaving breaks her soul into a thousand honey gold and wine red fragments.
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31 Prompts, all to the tune of fae mind control and bad ends, set in my Stolen Beginnings universe
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Junior Professor Iris prepares for a standard research review with the goal of convincing the city council to sign a grant to keep Iris's struggling collegia afloat. Astis–Iris' former mentor–shows up with Tendence–Iris' former, current, and eternal rival–and takes the pair to lunch beforehand.
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Summary: A powerful faerie princess demands an audience with the queen infringing on her territory, and quickly realizes she's bargained for more–and less–than she expected.
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- Part 3 of Stolen Beginnings
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An engineer aboard the colony ark Luna has a heart-to-heart with the ship's AI before being called away to fix an issue with the cryopreservation systems. Then she has a heart-to-heart with the ship's AI and gets... called away to fix the cryo systems? And she's pouring her heart out to her ship and there's laughter at the corner of her vision and dancing shadows in her ear, and there isn't a human on board left awake but her, but she's surrounded on all sides by people.
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- Part 2 of Stolen Beginnings
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Humanity's greed doomed their home planet, so in a desperate bid for escape, they constructed two massive colony arks to flee in. While the richest and most useful secured their seats on the arks, they weren't the only passengers aboard. The courts of Faerie, long-weakened by the industrialization of their home also snuck in alongside the humans. The two ships, built as they were of the most advanced alloys available, lacked the critical element of iron. And with a thousand years of dreaming humans to feed off of? Well, let's just say humanity won't be the ones on top when the arks arrive at their new planet.
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