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Penelope frowned at Telemachus.
“A shipwreck?” she asked.
“Yes, Mother. It seems to have appeared some time last night, although from the state of it you would think it had been there for months at least,” Telemachus confirmed.
“Were there any recognizable features?”
“No. It was suggested that it might have been a sign from the Lord of the Sea, but none of us could interpret what it might mean.”
(Or, Odysseus from "Long Nights Made Longer" returns home... alone.)
Prompt: An old shipwreck washes up on a normally vacant beach
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“Your wings are dirty.”
Sanguinius supposed he ought to be grateful that Perturabo had waited until they were alone on Sanguinius’ ship to say such a thing.
Granted, the Lord of Iron wasn’t wrong; Sanguinius’ wings were in dire need of both a cleaning and a preening, but that didn’t mean he was happy to hear it pointed out so bluntly.
“I am aware. I haven’t had time to groom them since the final battle,” Sanguinius said, and didn’t point out that there had been literally no time between the battle’s end and the current moment where he could have done anything to fix his feathers.
“Would you like some help with that?”
Prompt: Accidental Stimulation
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Long Nights Made Longer by WritinglyChallenged
Fandoms: EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums)
04 Aug 2026
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Odysseus woke up suddenly right as the sun fully set below the horizon, like he had for the past seven days. Nights. However it should be counted.
His stomach growled painfully, making him wince and press his hands into it. He thought he’d gotten used to hunger after the weeks of thinning rations, but nothing compared to the blinding need Helios’ curse had given him.
If he were a stronger, better man, Odysseus would remain in his cabin until the sun rose and he fell back into sleep. He would wait out the agony, the hunger, and the urging of his cursed body and keep his crew safe for the night.
But he’d done that for the past seven nights. If he stayed in his cabin any longer, he was going to go completely insane. He’d given up the sunlight for his men. They would just have to deal with hiding below deck for a night.
Prompt: Vampire
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“None of those parts are parts that I want!” Zooble snapped, throwing their arms upward in disgust.
“Why not!? Zooble, I will absolutely make you new parts to whatever specifications you want, but you have to tell me what those specifications are!” Caine snapped back.
“I want to just be whole!”
(Or, Caine and Zooble actually talk to each other during the Therapy Session. Caine's ideas about autonomy are... worrisome.)
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Doesn't Matter Now by WritinglyChallenged
Fandoms: The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
30 Jun 2026
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Zooble woke up in darkness. Of course, the whole Circus had been dark, ever since… ever since Caine. Ever since they’d failed to save him.
This darkness was different, somehow. More complete. More… inescapable. Zooble didn’t like it. They looked around, and saw nothing. They waved an arm in front of their face, and saw nothing. They were in complete pitch darkness.
(Or, Zooble dreams about Caine, and even in their dreams he refuses to listen to them.)
Sequel to "Purging"
Prompts: “I thought you were dead." | Guilt
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- Part 30 of June of Doom 2026
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June of Doom 2026 by WritinglyChallenged
Fandom EPIC - Jorge Rivera-Herrans (Albums), Hades (Supergiant Games Video Games), Iron Lung (2026), Star Wars - All Media Types, The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series), Warhammer 40.000
30 Jun 2026
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The June of Doom 2026 with hurt/comfort, tragedy, and recovery.
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Digital Self-Improvement by WritinglyChallenged
Fandom The Amazing Digital Circus (Web Series)
28 Jun 2026
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Odysseus gives himself up to Poseidon to save his crew. Poseidon takes full adavantage of that, making Odysseus his sex slave.
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