Maki's Experiment

Summary [Fiyero was only 9 years old when he experienced the most unprecedented emotion of his life, meeting Elphaba. What if they were acquainted in their childhood? What would be the progression of their tale?]

Prologue

"I'm sorry, Miss, but it seems you may be in the incorrect location. This is my territory."

Elphaba found it impossible to stifle her laughter at his remarks, infuriating the prince.

"What is it that you find so amusing?" He furrowed his brows in sheer disbelief and ignorance.

"Your territory?! I regret to inform you, but you are not a king."

She couldn't refrain from laughing. It was the first time that someone had doubted a prince's statements.

"Perhaps I am not at this moment, but I will be one day."

"Best of luck with that." She responded nonchalantly, redirecting her attention to her book. Fiyero sighed in disbelief at her boldness.

"You appear not to notice the clues. I mentioned that you're not welcome here." He was now positioned before her. His azure eyes glimmered with outrage and hopelessness.

Elphaba rose in response to his accusation.

She observed that he was much taller than anticipated for his age.

"You have already mentioned that to me." She remarked in a flat tone.

At this stage, Fiyero was furious. He seized the book from her hold and tossed it to the side in an act of madness.

Huge Electromagnetic Dancing Balls

Prince charming by ladyskorpia

His name’s Luke Skywalker and he’s here to rescue you!!

June 15th prompt: Luke and Grogu save Din from Moff Gideon ( @dinlukeweek )

(I switched this days prompt out for this one!)

Bonus:

commission for @arhintess!

#Rotta: he tended to do that#tell your sister I said thanks

tags @astraea-and-her-novels

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Let's look at your posts:

All this is about Lillith and Vampires? Are you serious? This has literally nothing to do with Palestinians, or activism on their behalf, or the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, literally absolutely nothing. There is no reason to bring up Zionism at all, except that you've figured out that calling any Jew who talks about antisemitism a Zionist is a great way to convince people, including yourself, not to listen to them.

#I wish we could just ban that word from their vocabulary fr#Ppl have called me it in a derogatory way#as in they’ve used it as a slur against me specifically#Ik if it were banned they’d just find some other word but ehh#I’m particularly sick of this one bc ppl be like “no Jew deserves to be treated like a Zionist” but how abt this: NOBODY DESERVES TO BE#DISCRIMINATED AGAINST EVER#My point is if ur Jewish u have probs been a victim of antisemitism at least at some point in ur life#Regardless of ur beliefs#Basically using “zionist” as a buzzword benefits no one#Especially those who are suffering#But hey 🤷‍♀️ They’re not gonna listen cuz they don’t care abt Jewish voices#They’ll ask if ur a zionist first and even if ur “one of the good ones” ur still a Jew therefore they still dgaf#They’re just hiding under that buzzword so it looks like they at least kind of give a shit

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That sucks, but I would say that parents not teaching their kids how to read, the teachers then teaching them how to guess words rather than read them, and schools gamifying reading to the point that kids see it as work rather than fun is what did it.

Internal Affairs Investigator: I’m not sure how that’s a good use of tax doll-

Commissioner Gordon: *slaps roof* You know how much overtime I don’t have to pay on account of this bad boy?

Internal Affairs Investigator: Yeah, but still–

Commissioner Gordon: I just turn it on, and instead of paying a whole precinct time-and-a-half to never see their families, a guy dressed as a bat punches whoever we’re looking for a bunch of times and dumps them in the parking lot.

Internal Affairs Investigator: That’s not–

Commissioner Gordon: Sometimes I fire it up just to see who we get.  It’s like having a cat that brings you guys with twenty warrants out for their arrest instead of dead birds.

Internal Affairs Investigator: Okay, but you can’t tell people that.  Like, we can’t say it out loud.