sisterhood

“Show me what? Parlor tricks? No, my prince. I don't need a magistrix. I have a perfectly good one already. I need a ranger. I need someone who can shoot, track, and understand the forest. Parlor tricks don't protect our borders. They don't help me to keep the trolls at bay. I need an elf. I need someone who will be able to work with her sisters and at the very least, understand us.” Kael'thas opened his mouth to object, but another voice offered its own opinion instead. “Oh, I can shoot well enough,” the human rose from her seat as she offered...in perfect Thalassian. “And I do not think that me understanding you will be a problem.”

Following the end of book 2, Maximilian and Riftan return to their lives Anatol and have their first child together.

This is part nine of my The Owl House ‘Lunar Eclipse’ AU series. Please read previous parts for context.

Natasha isn’t sure how it happened, but somehow she’s found herself sitting on the couch with Jane Foster, watching Beauty and the Beast. The next thing she knows, she’s listening to Jane ramble on about princesses, and true love, and how this could be the answer to the Avengers’ annoying, be-horned, god-shaped problem: Find Loki a princess. Then Thor informs them that his brother already has one. Natasha can work with this. Or, the history of Loki's terribly misguided attempts at love and friendship. It is an account that is both heartbreaking and cringe-worthy. That he manages to be successful anyway and win over the unlikeliest of people is nothing short of miraculous. Especially when it's all thanks to his spiteful, cantankerous, and overall extraordinary wife. Features both slash and het, angst and humor, and plenty of Norse mythology.

Ikki's been keeping secrets, but now she has a favour to ask of Jinora.