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Alastor has lured a corrupt priest into an empty church at night to do a spot of torture and murder, all in good fun!
To terrorize the priest further, Alastor draws up a summoning circle...
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In the late summer of 1930, Alastor meets Lucifer Morningstar. Somehow, that ends up being the least of his problems.
The bodies are piling up in New Orleans and none of them belong to him.
With the devil on his shoulder and the police at his back, Alastor begins a race to find out who is ruining his reputation. With a little luck, he might even do it before one of them gets caught.
**Canon compliant for Season 2**
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Getting Used to This (Getting Used to Us) by Star_Phoenix
Fandoms: Thunderbolts (Movie 2025), Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel, The Avengers (Marvel Movies), The Defenders (Marvel TV)
12 Jan 2026
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“I didn’t know you smoked.”
“It’s this,” Bob blows smoke into the New York City skyline as Walker moves to stand next to him. He’s not in his uniform and his bent shield is nowhere to be seen. It’s just the two of them above the city, “Or meth.”
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Bob thought his life ended in a lab in Malaysia. He was wrong.
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Or, how Bob learned to live with himself, others, and the life he found himself in. But, not necessarily in that order.
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- Part 1 of Safe Haven (In My Sight)
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Alastor tracks down the missing daughter of one of his more well-liked neighbours, finding her tormented and near death amongst a group of mad satanists.
What happens after does not alter the course of his life, but it will certainly make his after-life far more interesting.
(Non-descriptive implied/referenced SA in Chapter 1 does not involve either Alastor or Lucifer)
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“The name is Lucifer Morningstar,” The devil’s smile grew as he said the following. “Pleasure to meet you, Alastor.”
Hm. Well, fuck.
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After a half-dozen failed rituals and calls to the afterlife, Alastor had been desperate enough to try using a lamb instead of his typical human sacrifices. He almost would have preferred no one ever answering his call instead of what ended up happening.