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Summary: Tales of love and passion, of friendships and found family. Stories of war and revenge and sorrows, but above all else dreams.

The sea is vast and so are their ambitions. Until they breathe their final breaths their journey will not end. The waves will always bring them closer, so much closer to their goals and the blue skies will watch over them and nothing will stand in their way.

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Chapter 1- Énouement: Law whispered against the winds which seemed to whisper back to him something that sounded like a hum of agreement.

“Cora-san, I’m finally free!”

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My first choice

Can you write a scene where Keith finds out that Lance died for a second before Allura revived him! He thoroughly freaks out before letting Lance know how much he cares about him! Tears and fluff ensue!

@kaileybug16 Here it is! This was fun to write. Thanks for your cute request! I hope you enjoy it! <3

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They beat Lotor. They lost the Castle of Lions. They went back to Earth. They beat fricking Sendak and saved the Garrison. That’s all that was passing through Lance’s mind as he was watching the sky outside. The rest were doing who knows what, who knows where and Lance was sitting here doing nothing.

Keith was back with them. Even though it happened quite a while back, that’s another thing he kept thinking about, but that one didn’t really matter since it clearly didn’t concern him. Keith had made it clear when he returned that he didn’t want to deal with Lance. He would never admit it, but it kinda hurt. He had always looked up to Keith, another thing he would never admit, and he wanted them to be friends, if not… Nevermind.

Lance sighed. He wished that things would have been different. With Keith, with the team, most importantly with Allura, since the way she behaved lately has been messing him up a lot. Did she like him? Was she using him to get over Lotor? Lance couldn’t tell and he had never felt so confused about his feelings before.

“Hey,” a voice said behind him and Lance turned to see the person he expected least. Keith.

“Hi,” Lance replied. “What are you doing here?”

Keith raised an eyebrow before he sat down near Lance. “I wanted to hang out with you. Is that a problem?”

Lance was taken aback by Keith’s answer. He didn’t expect Keith would want to “hang out” with him. “No. Of course not. I was just surprised.”

Keith didn’t really seem satisfied with the answer, but he didn’t push. “I was thinking we could catch up, since we didn’t really have any time for that.”

“Yeah, sure,” Lance said. “Wanna spar?”

Keith smirked before standing up and taking off his jacket. He took his bayard and formed his sword. Lance did the same and in a few moments they were stabbing and parrying at each other, the swords’ clinking resonating through the air.

Some time passed and neither of them won. Both of them ended up exhausted and had to sit down to rest. They were panting hard for a few minutes, before they calmed down and were able to talk again.

“You’ve gotten better,” Keith said

“You, too,” Lance replied. “But I guess, it’s expected, since you spent two years on a space whale with nothing better to do.”

“Yeah...” Keith said followed by silence.

“Two years, huh,” Lance broke the silence and thought about how much Keith must have gone through.

“It wasn’t so bad,” Keith said. “I mean I had mom and Kosmo. I can’t say I didn’t miss you guys, but it passed, right?”

Lance nodded, feeling relieved that they didn’t have to go through that again. Even though, their mission was far from over, at least they were all together now. “I missed you, too.”

“It was so weird without you around, honestly,” Lance said thinking that maybe he shouldn’t really say what he was about to. “The alliance with Lotor. Him and Allura hitting it off. All that Altean alchemy stuff that they did together. Shiro getting weirder and weirder.” He really should stop now. “Heck, I even died once.”

Yep, that’s what he probably shouldn’t have said. Even if the people you are talking to, are your teammates and friends, maybe you shouldn’t tell them that you died. It tends to freak them out. Lance dared to glance at Keith and as he thought, his eyes were wide in shock.

“You what?!” he exclaimed. “How?”

“It doesn’t matter,” Lance brushed it off. “Allura brought me back.”

“Why didn’t you tell me?” Keith demanded.

“I didn’t think it was all that important?” Lance said. “Plus, you said it yourself. We didn’t have time to catch up.”

Keith sighed and shook his head. “How isn’t this important? It’s your life, Lance!”

“Yes, I know,” Lance said. “But there is nothing we can do about it now, so let’s drop it.”

Keith nodded hesitantly and Lance could tell that he was thinking of another thing to talk about. “So,” he eventually said. “You and Allura? What is going on there?”

Lance looked away. This was another thing that he didn’t particularly want to talk about, but he thought that maybe it would be a good idea to get it off his chest. “I don’t know, honestly.”

Keith furrowed his brows. “What do you mean?”

“Well, it all started when Lotor died,” he began. “She started acting differently with me. I think the reason for that is that I’ve always been there. Pining for her. And now that Lotor is gone she feels like she need to fill that void. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t blame her. That’s the natural response to having your boyfriend betray you and then die miserably in a Quintessence field. But as much as I like her, I don’t want her to be with me just because I was there. I don’t want to be her second choice.”

Lance finally finished suddenly feeling his chest heavy. Saying all this stuff made him feel like crying, but he couldn’t do it. Not in front of Keith. He didn’t want to place his crying self on him, since Keith didn’t have any obligation to comfort him.

Keith nodded. “Yeah, you’re right. You shouldn’t be. Listen, Lance. I don’t know what happened to you while I was gone, but you changed. And I don’t like it,” Keith said and Lance snapped his gaze back to him in confusion.

“I mean, yeah, you are the same awesome, kind and selfless Lance, but I don’t see you laughing all that much anymore. Or cracking jokes at the most inappropriate times. Heck, you even said that you dying wasn’t something ‘all that important’, but it is. Because you are important, Lance. To everyone and, and to me.”

Keith’s voice cracked and he stopped speaking for a few seconds. Lance would have talked if he knew what to say, but he had no idea how reply to what he had just heard. Apparently, Keith wasn’t done.

“You are my best friend and one of the most amazing people I know. Because of that you are right. You should be, no. You deserve to be someone’s first choice.”

“What?” Lance breathed out, because there was nothing else his brain allowed him to say. He was still processing everything that Keith told him.

Keith looked at him and his gaze was softer than Lance had ever seen him. Stopping himself from crying was becoming harder and harder.

“By the way, I lied during the game show. I didn’t choose you because I didn’t want to ‘spend all eternity stuck there with you’. I just wanted you to get out of there. I wanted you to be safe above everyone else, because you are my first choice. I don’t know about Allura, or other people, but you’ll always be my first choice.”

Lance didn’t realize he was crying until he felt the tears sliding down his cheeks. He quickly turned away. He began sobbing and he knew he wouldn’t stop crying anytime soon. He turned back to face Keith who was looking at him expectedly.

“Keith, I-” he didn’t get to finish his sentence because Keith brought him into a hug.

Lance widened his eyes, before he felt Keith’s hold tighten around him so he let himself sob freely into Keith shoulder. He cried for a while that felt longer than it actually was, until he finally calmed down. He pulled back to look at Keith, trying to decipher his expression. He couldn't. As it was always the case with Keith, he could never tell what he was thinking.

Keith suddenly brought a hand up, wiping a stray tear with his thumb. Lance unconsciously leaned into the touch and instantly missed it when Keith pulled away.

“Thank you,” Lance whispered.

Keith shook his head as he stood up. He put on his jacket. “Don’t thank me. I mean it.”

With that he was gone which made Lance feel grateful. He had a lot to think about.

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October Challenge 2018

A/N: Last minute decision to do this. I will only write about 300 words for each because I have a lot of stuff to stress about without adding inktober to the list. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it!

Day 1: Transformation

Immortality. Something you should never wish for.

I made that mistake centuries back when I was young, rich and foolish. I found a book of incantations from one of the witches that I have burned with my own hand. I saw the summoning spell that would allow a demon to grant me immortality in exchange for my soul and immediately decided that if anyone deserves immortality, it would be me. I have supported the crown and church with everything I owned. And from birth I have inherited lands and servants to use as I please. If not me, then who else?

The witch had warned me, that spells like those would not give me what I wanted. I didn't listen. I forced her to summon the demon in my place and then I sent her to the stake.

The demon was handsome and he looked more like an angel than a creature of the darkness. The moment he saw me, he was pleased that I had been the one to summom him, for my greed that was great, would soon become my downfall. He used his sweet words and without effort he convinced me to allow him to devour my soul.

I was happy after that, or at least I believed I was. Because as I've learned much, much later I could not feel anything anymore. Not happiness, not sadness, not anger. That happiness that I thought I felt was just a ghost, a remnant from when I was human. But I wasn't a human anymore. The moment I've took the deal, I've been transformed into a souless walking corpse.

I've seen generations pass, wars come and go. I don't even know how many times I would have died if not for the pretection of the spell. Starvation, stab wounds, burns from others and myself sometimes, couldn't kill me. I was invincible, I was immortal, but I couldn't enjoy it.

At my own wish, from a rich nobleman I've been transformed into a souless monster doomed to walk the Earth for all eternity. Unfortunately, I can't even regret it, for feeling regret isn't something I can do now either.

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A Martyr’s Red Blood

The Signless: the mutant without a sign; the prophet who spoke, inspiring thousands; the one who died so Alternia would change for the better. Every troll has heard of him, but no one knows how his story began. No one knows how he ended up fighting for equality between lowbloods and highbloods. And no one knows what happened to those who fought alongside him. This is his story. The story of the Signless.

Chapter 15- A blind prophet

Kankri, Meulin and Porrim learn more about the strange place they were brought to, while Kankri declares something that surprises everyone and even himself.

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Tales of love and passion, of friendships and found family. Stories of war and revenge and sorrows, but above all else dreams.

The sea is vast and so are their ambitions. Until they breathe their final breaths their journey will not end. The waves will always bring them closer, so much closer to their goals and the blue skies will watch over them and nothing will stand in their way.

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Chapter 4-Ellipsism: “There is one thing that makes me want to stay. That is my desire to see you fulfill your dream. But I’m sure you can do it, because you are my brother!”

Ace couldn’t help the smile on his face. He knew Luffy would be do it, even if he won’t be there to see him. For once, his little brother wasn’t alone.