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Okay. Um. I maaaay have based this one in Australia? Somehow, faunus are a thing in this au.

Featuring rebel Blake and buff nerd Yang.

All of the pet names are based on what I’ve heard growing up. Yes, pet names are normal before a relationship. We literally call strangers love and mate and whatnot over here. Don’t ask me why. It’s just a thing.

Let me know if I’ve used any Aussie slang that you don’t know.

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“Hey Blake. Can I ask you something, love?”

“Yes, Yang?” Blake sighed, ears pinning. Her best friend was incredibly smart. She had the highest grades of their year and was probably going to be go to uni to learn to build advanced prosthetics and change the world while Blake would still be going to protest rallies and setting fires. But dear God. The girl could have her dumbass moments. Then again, so could Blake. Honestly, Yang carried their singular brain cell most of the time, considering that Blake spent most of her time in detention for being combative with teachers. Maybe Yang had every right to be a dumbass every so often.

“Have you ever heard of a werewolf?” Oh boy. Blake felt her ears straighten out of surprise. Funnily enough, that was probably the straightest thing about her.

“You mean the supernatural creature that turns from human to wolf creature and is often depicted as terrorising neighbourhoods all across the world? Nope. Never heard of it, mate.” Blake deadpanned, smirking when her friend growled playfully and pulled into a gentle headlock. Yang was always so gentle with her, even when they were roughhousing. Despite the fact that she could snap her like a twig.

“You smartass.” Yang giggled. Blake tried very hard to nuzzle into her. It was a struggle considering that she was crazy about the blonde woman in a manner that was very much not platonic. “You know, if you put that much effort into your studies, you wouldn’t be so behind.” Blake pulled out of Yang’s arms and walked backwards, facing her.

“I have more important things to do. Locks to pick. Fires to set. You know, the usual.” Blake smirked at her favourite nerd’s exasperation. What could she say? Rebellion was her thing. “Why did you want to know if I knew what a werewolf was?”

“Because, my most precious Bumblebee.” Blake groaned, ears rotating in embarrassment and cheeks heating up at that god forsaken nickname. She’s been calling her that since they were in kindy. “I am a werewolf.” Yang threw out her arms in a tada pose. Well. She certainly had the muscles for it. Blake bit her bottom lip, eyes trailing over very well toned biceps before she spun around, cheeks aflame.

“You’re so lame.”

“I’m being serious! That’s why my eyes change colours when I’m pissed! Why I’m so strong. Blake!”

“You must have some sort of weird genetic thing going on with your eyes. And you work out twice a day. Of course you’re going to be built like a brick shit house.”

“Oh, God’s sake, love. Let me prove it to you!” Yang laughed.

"We must not let ourselves be scared by stories in which internationalization is something negative which is swamping us," Dutch Education Minister Ingrid van Engelshoven said on Monday. Her comments came amid calls from some of her colleagues to rein in the spread of courses taught in English. Many claimed that the Dutch language is under threat. "I represent an open Dutch society in which we dare to look beyond the borders," van Engelshoven said. International students are attracted to studying the Netherlands by the large number of degree courses taught in English — the largest in continental Europe — and low tuition fees for EEA nationals. While most bachelor's degrees in the Netherlands are taught in Dutch, 74 percent of master's courses are offered in English. About a quarter of students obtaining a master's are foreigners. Critics fear that they will displace Dutch students.

“ Today, I came across a truly harrowing beast; I didn't even stand a chance against it... He was relentless; the kind of creature my mother would warn me about in the late hours to scare me into good-behavior; draped in chains and a horrific muzzle; the very image of "Jack-In-Irons" himself. Worse yet... when I peered into its bloodshot eyes as I was impaled on the meathook, I saw a man... one I had run into multiple times before in many trials. It was the athletic man... David King... his haughty demeanor now one of frenzied, broken compliance.  Now I know what fate awaits all those who lose hope... what awaits me.”

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