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After the Battle of Draithus, Sloane is confused by the weight of two haunting words—you're life. Like an echo from her past, igniting a wildfire of hidden memories, she turns to Dain.
With their squad's trust in command already in tatters, they lean on each other like never before. Working together, testing their loyalties, their power and questioning the truths they were raised to believe and fight for. This is an imagining of what comes next focusing on the Fourth Wing Squad. Not canon compliant but respective as RY is a bloody legend.
ON HIATUS
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25 Nov 2025
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Sloane Mairi was forged in the fire of grief. Over the course of her short life, she's grieved for her parents, her province, and now her brother. The flames of her grief and anger could consume her, devour her, if she lets them, but without them, how would she go on?
Dain Aetos isn't sure who he is or what he's doing. Lately, he's begun to doubt everything he's ever known, himself most of all. Lately, he's been looking for answers to questions he's never thought to ask before.
Can these two broken souls find peace in the unlikeliest of places: each other?
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Here We Go! by Anemones2Hydrangeas
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Superman - All Media Types, Super Sons (Comics), DCU (Comics)
04 Apr 2022
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Jonathan Samuel Kent is a 7-year old boy who is unlike any other because he is the son of SUPERMAN! Even though this is a recent development in his life nothing can ruin the excitement of being related to the best superhero ever.
Except for the really mean older assassin kid who talks kind of funny.
Also, the fact that his father won't let him do superhero things.
And the strange visions he's started to get.
Really though, that's only three things stopping him from enjoying his life and becoming a superhero! Jonathan will do his best to make a new friend, become a superhero, and find the mystery of his visions!
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His comm crackles to life. “RR’s suit is in a pile on the floor,” Jason says, voice grim. “But no sign of him. Something bad must’ve happened if he ditched it all.”
“I wouldn’t say it’s bad, per se,” Dick replies, gazing down at the kid nestled against his chest. Now that he’s looking properly, he can see hints of his little brother in those small features. “But at least I can confidently say that he’s not dead.”
Or:
Tim gets de-aged to four. Dick takes care of him.
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- Part 1 of better and better