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  • Lake Mytilene by KHeart_8910
    KHeart_8910
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    Minutes later, Angie called out with an undiscernible hint to her voice, "You could wash it off at Lake Mytilene." "It is a tattoo, Angie, tattoos do not simply wash off." "Not in any other lake, pond, or ocean, maybe." Robin flashed her a curious glance before he could help himself. "Lake Mytilene, though- trust me. That place is something unmatched. 'Can solve 'most any problem." She spoke lowly, sounding mystified. --- Or: Robin visits a lake to get a tattoo removed, and get some free advice. Basically "lesbian of the pool, what is your wisdom?", the fic.
  • Underneath the Ice by Kathryn_Folklore
    Kathryn_Folklore
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    Andromeda or most call her Rome, is a researcher who was sent to Antartica. When she got lost in the snow storm and falls down under the ice hole, which was like a slide to go underneath the ice and snow. She discovers something. And she is trapped under the ice.
  • My brilliant career  by sentyouasnap
    sentyouasnap
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    No Franklin. Understanding breath. Let me know what you think.
  • Blue thread by oni-tsuki
    oni-tsuki
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    Classical stories brought back to life. I do not own Aoi bungaku or the original stories to the ones presented in this book I merely giving it a new twist for fans and new readers alike. - XD -
  • The Whispers of the World by ConstanceOJ
    ConstanceOJ
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    Follow Wilfred as he free's himself from the fate he's been shackled to by his family. He'll attempt to follow his dream of bringing magic back to his side of a world split in two. A task like this isn't easy for an idiot like Wilfred, but with the help of Tia, a witch with a dark past, he'll cross The World River and make the impossible less impossible.