4 Works by werit
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Luz Noceda was not normal--everyone at Gravesfield High knew that. Even the kids who hadn’t been witnesses to her antics had heard about them second- or third-hand. She’d gotten kicked out of cheerleading from being gross, had been to the principal’s office too many times for anyone to keep an accurate count, and had even been called “too extra” by the theatre kids of all people.
Everyone had known it was only a matter of time before her parents would get involved and try to straighten her out. And sure enough, just as June came around, the word broke out: Luz Noceda was off to “Reality Check Summer Camp.” Her friendlier classmates--not friends, she didn’t exactly have many of those--had hoped that she wouldn’t hate it too much. The less compassionate students at Gravesfield High started making bets about how soon she’d start causing trouble there, too.
What nobody expected was for it to actually work.
or:
What if Luz was in the demon realm for a bit longer than just the summer?
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Three years ago, something extraordinary happened underneath Mount Ebott. Today, you're moving there: the town of monsters and magic. Life is difficult enough switching schools as an incoming sophomore, but maintaining friendships with people who came out of a fantasy story? It might be a challenge for some, but it's one you're trying your best to take on.
Meanwhile, the monster ambassador is still striving to build a better home for their friends. But their job is a delicate balancing act, and the scale is always threatening to tip - and not to mention the secrets they keep from everyone else. Three years of progress is a lot to lose, and they're doing their best to make sure it never happens again.
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“I can feel it... Every time you die, your grip on this world slips away. Every time you die, your friends forget you a little more. Your life will end here, in a world where no one remembers you.”
In which Asriel gets his way...
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As you begin to leave Gerson's shop, he stops you.
"You might have that striped shirt on," he says, "but'cha can't fool me. Those are old eyes--I've seen one too many a pair in the mirror myself, ha!"
If only he knew how right he was.