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Lucifer is called to Heaven to watch an angel be punished for speaking her opinion at the meeting following the last extermination. He feels responsible for her, though more importantly, more driven to end the corruption of Heaven than ever before. ---Please watch ALL of Hazbin Hotel before reading, as this takes place after the main plot. Take note, that none of my ideas are canon, and I am taking some liberties with things that aren't explained in the show or adding a few minor details. Thank you! <3

You weren't surprised when you woke up in the pod - you always did. After every victory or death or failure, you woke up right as that mind flayer forced that tadpole into your eye. You killed the chosen three an infinite amount of times, destroyed the elder brain more times than you could count - died even more! And yet, no matter what you did, you always woke up at the very beginning. A lonely existence, for anyone, having to re-establish eternal loves and undying friendships all over again. It felt like a hopeless cause, having to play the same game over and over again. Resetting no matter how it ended. You thought it was an eternal, lonesome torture. Until you find out a certain devil is suffering in the same hell.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder, and the reunion sweeter.

Tav is an asshole and hands Astarion over to Gandrel at the first opportunity. Astarion is dragged back to Baldur's Gate, terrified by the thought that Cazador is just waiting to get his hands on him again. Luckily for him, a certain Cambion seems to be rather interested in his fate. Raphael offers him a pact: protection in exchange for servitude. Of course, the devil has his own plans, even if it's just to spite his father.

This takes place during episode 5. After the tour of the hotel. Lucifer has had the most important person walk out of his life, his very own wife. He dealt with that. But what he can’t deal with is Alastor walking out of his life and then not telling him he was back until he saw him at the hotel. So he needs an apology and Alastor better make it a good one.

A little twist on the last episode, delving into the unused opportunity for Alastor angst. Plus what I'd imagine would happen afterwards. aka Alastor is injured after the battle with Adam, and turns out wounds from angelic weapons take much longer to heal than expected. Not to mention how difficult it is for him to process just how badly this deal he made has weakened him. (I suck as summaries...)

Kakashi never believed in mates, how his father explained to him before he killed himself. He never believed a word that man had said. Until he saw her. Untill he met her. The cute little girl reading a book that was far beyond his understanding. He belonged to her. He'll protect her when she wasn't able to protect herself. She was his home. Not Konoha. This village could burn to the ground for all he cared. Because of the actions of the Third, he'd might start that fire, and laugh like a lunatic while doing so. But instead, he left. ~🤍~ This is an alternative take on 'Mine' that more or less answers the question: what if Kakashi was a little bit more unhinged, and accepted his mate from the get-go? You don't have to read 'Mine' to read this, but I will be posting this far more sporadic than 'Mine.' If 'Mine' was once a week, this is once a month. Also, this WILL spoil 'Mine,' so read at your own risk.

The five camps get invitations to play, portraying the battle of Priestella. Excited and curious, they can only watch in horror at how poorly they are all misrepresented. Arc 5 spoilers, sort of. edit: Arc 8 spoilers, sort of