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Compatible (/kəmˈpadəb(ə)l/)
The word is almost said like a question, the first time he hears it.
The whole conversation is a lot of questions, really. More from his end anyways. If asked, Ilya would blame his insistence on having to know anything Rose Landry on the wet heat surrounding them, the mugginess of Tampa Bay getting to his head.
Or: A few parts of Ilya’s dictionary.
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the secret society of stick handlers by gurlsrool
Fandom Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid, Heated Rivalry (TV)
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The Spirit Stick by FestiveFerret for cellularcervix
Fandoms: Game Changers Series - Rachel Reid
15 Nov 2025
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Ilya Rozanov is the thorn in Shane's side. He's rude, cocky, stressfully perceptive, and his stats are the only ones better than Shane's in the whole OUA. Even worse, they play on the same team, and the only person who might beat Shane out for the C next year is Rozanov.
Ilya and Shane are so at odds they can't even manage to complete a stupid challenge at Playoff Camp without making fools of themselves and, according to Hazy, getting cursed.
It's frustrating and embarrassing, until it becomes clear that the curse is very very real and it becomes horrifying instead. For the next six weeks (at least) Shane is stuck by Ilya's side, unable to go more than a few feet away without unbearable pain.
Now, they somehow have to pull off going to class, winning the playoffs, and not killing each other, not to mention keeping their secret from their friends and teammates.
Shane is so fucked.
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Five years after Shroud is defeated, Waterboy lives comfortably as a high-ranking SDN hero. The Z-team, now a well respected hero troupe, lives on in something just to the left of glory. Everything is peaceful. Or, at least, as peaceful as it can be.
And then he's flung violently back into the past, forced to watch as old wounds open. Okay. Whatever.
There's really not much he can do without messing up the future, but... maybe there's some comfort he can provide. Some life he can bring to his past teammates' eyes.
It's the least he can do.
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If there's one thing that Whitaker knows, people don't expect from him, it's the alpha gene.
He gets it—the slumped shoulders and tired eyes don't exactly scream I'm ready to take charge, and when he opens his mouth, he's not exactly the strongest voice in the room.
His whole family had been surprised, his parents especially; an alpha-omega pair mated straight out of high school, ready to bring a fleet of farmers into the world, who hadn't exactly been expecting a lot of change. And most of his family are betas—safe, dependable; the sort of kids who grow up and move just down the road. He'd shocked them all by being alpha, which had only let them feel that stern Midwestern sort of pride for a few moments, before he let slip in the shock of it all that he was leaving to become a doctor.
OR: Dennis is holding onto the edge of his sanity by the tips of his fingers. It's too bad that literally no one else, except for Trinity and Mel, got that message.
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