Wow, it's been ages since I've played any sort of writing game in my journal. I remember when I used to do them all the time! I admittedly had less people reading my journal then, but. This one should be both doable and fun, though.
Give me the premise for a crossover (example: Germany gets lost in the middle of a fairytale and runs into Fakir), a
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Please fuse Cyteen with Sweet Rabbit.
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And since you are so evil, I'm going to ask for a little more detail on the prompt, if you could?
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-- Justin = Wallace. Grant = Josiah.
Do what you will.
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Just a few more minutes, he catches himself thinking.
It's flux, all of it. He still doesn't let go of Wallace's hand.
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Sassen's mouth narrows. "Well? Have you nothing to say?" He snorts, in the manner of a wild boar. "That's unusual, for you."
"I have words," she tells him, levelly. "They are not for you."
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Germany will not deny it. "I will make my reparations," he says; the frowns creasing their faces, he knows, are not because he misspoke. "And I will rebuild."
"And in the middle of all those re-pa-ra-tions, are you gonna take off your uniform?" The Apache stretches out each syllable of reparations as though it forms its own word, and something about the effect makes Germany's teeth clench.
"The uniform is a disgrace," he says. "But I cannot deny that I wore it."
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"Hey. Hey, don't cry."
Russia looks up. The lady smiling down at him is pale, with hair and eyes like the night, and she is even more beautiful than his sisters. Russia stares. "Did you call me?" he asks.
"I did. I'm not here for you, though." She rumples his hair, and he wants very much to giggle at that, but he bites his lip so he will not. "You've still got a lot of time ahead of you."
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Earth holds up his hand to forestall the inevitable list of logical supports for that argument; he might be young, relatively speaking, but he's been around Vulcan long enough to get a sense of how the man -- Vulcan, rather -- works. "Don't worry about it."
"I am not worried. Worry implies emotional distress. I am only weighing the knowledge of the tasks ahead of me against the probability of my completion of them in a timely manner, based on -- "
"Vulcan?"
"Yes?"
Earth takes him by the shoulder, firmly, and for once Vulcan doesn't seem to want to shrug him off. "We're getting you a beer. Or chocolate milk, right," he corrects, remembering. "A nice big cold glass of chocolate milk."
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