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A live alien is better than a dead one! That’s Dib’s theory, anyway. When he discovers a half-dissected, somehow-still-alive alien in storage at his father’s lab, he resolves to bring it to full health and show the world that extraterrestrial life exists (and most importantly, that he's not crazy)! Though, the alien may have a few ulterior motives of his own...
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Inspired by a Tumblr Post
Castiel Novak is a part-angel part-human being who lives in the village Pontiac, with his human brother, Jimmy.Ever since the past human versus angel war, Castiel had hidden his wings away from the public but when a certain accident exposes his appendages, he has been constantly shunned for it.
Meanwhile, Jimmy is praised for fighting in the previous war but the battles have left him with a constant limp and unstable mindset.When the news of another human versus angel war arrives, however, and troops are being selected from villages from all over, Castiel is appalled to find out that Jimmy has signed up.
Determined to prevent his brother from wasting his life, Castiel tightly fastened his wings to his back, put on Jimmy's armor and flees from his hometown.When Castiel meets General John Winchester and his son, Captain Dean Winchester, Castiel is instantly taken by his emerald eyes and muscular figure. But when the angels' troops takes them by surprise on the Eden's Gate mountain, Castiel finds himself stranded alone with the captain in the snowy terrain with his secret exposed.
Follows the plot of Mulan closely w/ extra scenes
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23 Sep 2023
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When yet another bright-eyed rookie stumbles upon the first real stump in their career, otherwise known as Lieutenant Hank Anderson, the old man knows in time he'll be left alone again.
But this particular doe-eyed, brunette kid is strangely insistent about working with him.
And despite the young man's decidedly genuine personality...
the detective just knows there's more to him than meets the eye.