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Everything in life had patterns.
Patterns were good.
Patterns were necessary.
Patterns were telling.
And Multi learned them all, until a new detective stepped into his morgue, shattering everything he thought he understood.
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01 Jun 2026
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They were like two sides of the same coin. So different, yet terrifyingly alike. From the very beginning, they had been drawn to each other like moths to a flame, even while knowing exactly how it would end.
He knew they were poisonous for each other. Their relationship was built on obsession, fed by it, rotting beautifully from the inside out. And yet he craved it like a drug.
Multi was like poisoned air. Toxic and destructive, but necessary to survive.
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Multi sets out to create the perfect version of himself, but the experiment goes horribly wrong.
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19 May 2026
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Multi wasn’t particularly keen on developing a cure for some nosy spy who didn’t obey the rules, so the Regime Leader decided to strike where it hurt the most – he targeted the only thing that mattered to the scientist besides uranium.
That reckless decision awakened something dangerous, forcing Multi and Quackity to face things they had tried so hard to ignore.
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- Part 2 of A Vial Full of You
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17 May 2026
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Quackity has always loved danger. Things that were too scary to comprehend, too dubious to accept. Even if he sometimes averted his gaze, he couldn't ignore its call.
And this time the danger seemed to love him too.
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28 Apr 2026
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And then his eyes glance over his own pale face, and he sees it.
All of his teeth have sharpened out. Miniature razors dragging themselves along thin slabs of ivory— each tooth a dagger, with his canines elongated past their natural point.
They’re the teeth of a predator. Of a rabid animal. When he takes it all in, his eyes grow to match the size of the elder still standing behind him. It’s only then that Jay lets his lip drop, but by then it doesn’t matter; Jungwon is darting forward himself, hanging over the sink and tugging his mouth open by the corners with both hands. He closes it, opens it again, and repeats.
Over and over and over. Those teeth are still there. Over and over and over. They don’t go away.
“Jungwon.” Jay’s face in the mirror is equal parts beautiful and haunting. “I don’t think you were bitten by a dog.”
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(Jungwon lives with the consequences of an event he doesn't remember. Jay doesn't love him any less for it.)Bookmarked by bittenbones
26 Feb 2026