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It was in Roy's best interest to keep his cards close to his chest until he had a better opportunity to use them. And the best way to make that happen was to give his captors no reason to believe he had any cards up his sleeve at all.
Incapable, the newspaper had called him. It irked him, in a way that being called a slacker or a womaniser never had. At least those opinions had been by his design, something he'd not only controlled, but used to his advantage.
But perhaps, for once, the idea that he was incapable could be of use to him too.
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(or: who needs skill assessments and trust-fall exercises when you can just get kidnapped instead?)
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The Colours of the World by MaiKusakabe
Fandoms: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood & Manga, Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
03 Jan 2026
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When Roy Mustang went to retrieve his eyesight from Truth, he wasn’t expecting to end up doing a job in exchange. It couldn’t even be an easy job, of course, because Edward’s assessment of Truth was a pretty accurate one.
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One Talk is Bad Enough by boredom
Fandoms: Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood & Manga, Fullmetal Alchemist - All Media Types, Fullmetal Alchemist (Anime 2003)
05 Feb 2022
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Given that Ed and Al are orphans and there are technically no legal guardians to look after them, Mustang has reluctantly decided it is his duty to attempt to parent these two alchemical geniuses. And that includes doing something every parent and guardian fears:
Giving them a Sex Talk
Though, he might not be the only one with that idea.
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This is the story of The Fall. When Sherlock chose to jump off the roof of St Bartholomew's Hospital to save his friends, he could not have anticipated the devastating and far-reaching consequences. He wasn't the only one who fell that day.
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Towards A New Anthropology (or, The Care and Feeding of Particle Physicists) by branwyn for chess_ka
Fandoms: The Avengers (2012)
16 May 2013
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Bruce lets Tony into his life. The next thing he knows, he's being fed, sheltered, groomed, and...studied. In unsettling yet disturbingly pleasant ways.