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The Longest Year: More Enduring Than Copper -- Narrated by Leonard McCoy by A_Noone, Hinya_O_Elena
Fandoms: Star Trek
27 Nov 2021
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Leonard McCoy has been through some shit. A terrible divorce, losing his kid, and terrifying life-long spooky weirdness due to having his psionic potential catalyzed by God-Knows-What in high school. When his best friend, James Kirk, finally took command of the Enterprise, things seemed to be looking up -- right up until that damned green blooded hobgoblin got involved.
This is the Second Year of the Five Year Mission as it could have gone, with angsty romance, harrowing adventures, metaphysical revelations, and McCoy discovering that James Kirk and Spock care more about him than he'll ever know.
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- Part 1 of The Longest Year
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"Yeah, it's- it's me. And Glenn. Glenn's here too- You're- you 'member too?"
Standing here in a pharmacy that should be empty and dead, in pajamas Maggie hasn't seen in years, in skin that's seen those years, the tangle in her chest suddenly eases. Just a little. Just enough for her to suck a breath in and steady herself. Or try to, at least- the voices seem distant but a tandem, and they're ones she knows. Ones she's missed without even realizing it entirely. Daryl's voice. And then, Glenn's.
It all feels so far away- feels like so much, as she stands there staring at scars she's supposed to earn over the next two years. Her bare feet are filthy. The morning is hot. Humid. Like it was two years ago. Like it is today.
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Daryl didn’t plan on getting drunk at Alexandria’s harvest festival. He definitely didn’t plan on puking in someone’s yard.
One rough night, one too many jars of whiskey, and Rick Grimes doing what he always does—showing up, steady and unshakable.
It’s not a big deal. Except… maybe it kind of is.
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“It feels monumental, the day someone loses their mind. Like a birthday. She wonders idly if she ought to mark it on the wall.”
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The group find a prison, or more accurately, they find a maximum security juvenile detention centre. But for simplicity, they find a prison. And in the prison they find a criminal, just one criminal, trapped as the day she was put away. And in that criminal they find a person. And in that person they find a girl. And the story goes on from there.
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A story about sowing the seeds of regrowth, having them ripped out from the soil beneath your feet, and replanting them anyway with the knowledge they will never grow back the same again.
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A journey of fire and ash. Sun, stars and stardust.
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Rick knew he would die when he blew the bridge. He knew it was over for him.
The thought of what was left of his family being safe — that was all that mattered now. The people he’d fought, bled, and sacrificed for. He takes in Daryl’s tearful eyes, hears Michonne’s agonized scream of his name echoing even over the groans of the horde.
He feels the bridge trembling beneath his boots, feels the weight of every step that led him here. He raises his Colt Python, the steel cool and familiar in his hand. The dynamite shudders along with the bridge, the herd closing in.
“I found ‘em,” he whispers, his voice breaking around the words.
Then he pulls the trigger.
The explosion roars like thunder. Fire erupts, swallowing everything — the bridge, the walkers, him. The last thing Rick sees is a wall of orange and gold rushing toward him, heat and light burning through his chest before the world goes black.
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- Part 1 of One More Time