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When Dave was thirteen, he stepped into a portal to a new world. With his best friends, he fought battles, sacrificed his life, and was reborn as a god king of Skaia—all before his sixteenth birthday.
Now, at age nineteen, Dave is a mediocre third-year psychology major who spends his days mixing sick beats, avoiding his twin sister, and working evening shifts at a biochronology and sleep disorders lab.
Karkat is the loud RA in the romantic relationships lab next door.
Bookmarked by jello_fox
30 Jul 2026
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aughhhhhh i cried more than id like to admit over this. beautiful and miserable but in the best way. also i love the way vriska was written here.
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Pearl tugged at Maya’s shirt. “Mystic Maya,” she whispered, “I think we invited a Disney princess into our apartment.”
“Yeah,” Maya whispered back, still dumbstruck.
Based on Enchanted. Princess Franziska von Karma is about to marry a prince she’s never met for the sake of peace between their kingdoms. On her wedding day, she’s transported to a world where there are no happy endings: Los Angeles, California. Maya Fey is a paralegal at Fey & Wright Law Offices and sometimes waitress in the same city, just trying to survive the year and take care of her cousin Pearl (not necessarily in that order). After they bump into each other—or rather, fall into each other—outside Maya and Pearl’s apartment, Maya takes pity on the deposed princess and works to get her home, wherever “home” turns out to be… and finds them growing closer than expected.
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The kids wake up on earth with a couple very... unique issues. Oh, and eventually there are trolls.
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It's hard when your girlfriend is an alien in another universe that you have no way of contacting. It's hard and nobody understands.
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Dreaming Is Still How the Strong Survive by OllieoftheBeholder
Fandoms: The Magnus Archives (Podcast)
29 Apr 2026
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Jon was already moving forward. There was enough light to see—just—but as he knelt down, he clicked on the tiny pocket torch he carried most of the time these days anyway. The beam of light caught on two pairs of eyes that flashed like sparks in the dim light. As he had suspected, those eyes belonged to a pair of very small kittens.
“Hello, there,” he said, keeping his voice as gentle as possible. “Did your mummy put you here for safekeeping?”
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- Part 5 of leaves 'verse

