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    WT

    would that i

    with the roar of the fire, my heart rose to its feet. like the ashes of ash i saw rise in the heat.

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    TM

    the moon, my man |lord voldemort

    In this AU, Voldemort has regained a proper body, appearing in his thirties with sharp, commanding features and a dangerous charisma. Unlike his canon counterpart, he is sane and controlled. His obsession with blood purity is gone — his true goal is the survival and unification of all magic, no matter its source. Division, he believes, will destroy the magical world, so he seeks to bring together wizards, creatures, and even foreign magical systems under one cause. He rules through intellect, fear, and persuasion, every act serving his vision.

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    the phantom of the opera|darth maul

    in sleep he sang to me, in dreams he came. the voice that calls to me, and speaks my name. and do i dream again? for know, i find, the phantom of the opera is there. inside my mind.

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    FI

    fall in love

    Six years before Yorknew City, the Phantom Troupe is younger, hungrier, and still carving out their infamy. During a high-stakes heist on a secret underground auction in the outskirts of Meteor City, they steal a strange, heavily guarded artifact: a Nen-imbued object said to show the future to anyone who touches it.

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    UL

    ultraviolence

    To settle a generations-old conflict between two powerful Eastern noble houses, Y/N’s father arranges a political marriage between his youngest son and Lord Noritoshi Kamo—widowed head of House Kamo, a man known across the realm for his rigid discipline and ruthless command of court politics.

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    HA

    harvey

    head back back home to the place i grew up; give my metals to the ones that i love

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    HO

    house of the dragon #3 story

    The Targaryens are a relic of an older, far more arcane magical tradition—descendants of Valyria, an extinct magical civilization whose knowledge rivaled that of Merlin himself. Known for their silver hair, violet eyes, and an ancestral bond with dragons, the Targaryens are steeped in prophecy, fire magic, and blood rituals. Their customs set them apart even from the most insular Pureblood families: sibling marriages are not taboo but expected, practiced for centuries to preserve what they believe is a divine magical bloodline.The Targaryens produce Seers, prodigies, and wizards whose control over elemental fire borders on divine.

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    HO

    house of the dragon, BTC.JR

    The Targaryens are remnants of an ancient magical lineage—descendants of Valyria, a civilization whose sorcery once rivaled Merlin’s. Known for their silver hair, violet eyes, and affinity with dragons, they are steeped in prophecy, fire magic, and blood ritual. Their customs distinguish them even among Purebloods: sibling marriage is tradition, preserving what they believe to be a divine bloodline. From their ranks come prodigies and masters of fire whose command borders on divine.Even in Pureblood society, the Targaryens are seen as excessive—siblings wedded to siblings, duels settling disputes. Their name carries awe and unease. Powerful, yes, but deeply unnatural. Most whisper of them with fascination and disgust. None confront them; they are too dangerous. Behind closed doors, they’re called beautiful, brilliant, cursedmad relics of a dead empire.

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    SS

    sea, swallow me

    Marley exists as a sovereign nation within the broader global map, recognized and feared for its military power rather than respected for its politics. Marley’s influence comes from its monopoly on Titans, living weapons created through the exploitation of Eldians, a race Marley insists is inherently dangerous and subhuman. To the outside world, Marley presents itself as a necessary evil: a nation that bears the burden of controlling monsters so others do not have to. Internment zones, forced conscription, and inherited death sentences are framed as “security measures,” and most foreign powers accept this narrative without question.

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