Hiding in the Shadows of the Crescent Moon (Part 1)
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No Heroes, Part 2: Hard wakeup calls
No Heroes
Part 2: Hard wakeup calls
by null0trooper
"Everybody knows that the war is over
Everybody knows that the good guys lost."
— Leonard Cohen, "Everybody Knows"
No Heroes, Part 1: New to the neighborhood
No Heroes
Part 1: New to the neighborhood
by null0trooper
Benjamin needs a new coat, a roommate, a clue or two, and maybe someone should inventory the rocks in his head. It's all good for something at Whateley Academy.
A/N: Thanks go out to Wasamon, Domoviye, and Amethyst for help with the Student Orientation.
"Everybody knows that the dice are loaded
Everybody rolls with their fingers crossed."
— Leonard Cohen, "Everybody Knows"
Stepping Out
A Whateley Academy Tale
Stepping Out
by
null0trooper, but the whole Gen 2 Crew got involved
"Now, the mist across the window hides the lines
But nothing hides the color of the lights that shine
Electricity so fine
Look and dry your eyes"
— Joe Jackson, "Stepping Out"
- Canon
- Gen2
- null0trooper
- Homely
- Icejack
- Tabitha Ann Dieulafoy
- Peter Raiford
- Kuvuka
- Ophidian
- Soundoff
- Halloween
- Toolbox
- Kent Holloway
- Puckwidget
- Max Livingston
- SuperDanceParty
- Dafira
- Estella Jean Nolan
- Sun Wu Kong
- Dragonsfyre
- Morgana Jones
- Sprite
- Vanessa Ada Gordon
- Shannon Dougherty
- Gravedigger
- Combat Finals
- Hadrian
Icejack 2: Back to School
"Normal is not the norm"
— Guus Eikens, Martijn Westerholt, Johanna Wessels, "We Are the Others"
Home Sweet Homely
A Whateley Academy Tale
Home Sweet Homely Home
by
null0trooper
"Try imagining a place where it's always safe and warm
Come in, she said
I'll give ya shelter from the storm"
— Bob Dylan
Triptych, Part 1: Solo Bransle for A Minor
So Not A Date (A Parents Day Incident)
A Whateley Academy Tale
So Not A Date
(A Parents Day Incident)
by
null0trooper
Parents Day! A Whateley tradition devised to show families how their little monsters are settling in amidst the many challenges of an enriching academic environment. In some cases, the message is "See? Our buildings are still standing. Do you think you could do as well with that kid of yours for what you're paying?"
Benjamin Keeling's only visiting on a job. It's only a coincidence that he's visiting today, and it's not like he's checking up on anyone. Nope!
