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museyboxy2018-04-12 09:35 pm
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Soulmate AUs
1: your soulmate’s name is on one wrist and your enemy’s name is on the other and you have no clue which is which.
2: your heart (and chest) glow when you first meet (or touch, if you prefer) your soulmate. Hopefully it's someone you like.
3: you're colorblind until you first see (or touch) your soulmate.
4: you're born with the first word your soulmate will say to you tattooed on your skin.
5: it's impossible to lie to your soulmate.
6: only your soulmate can kill you.
7: after you meet your soulmate, the two of you hear the same background music during important moments/events for the rest of your lives. not always romantic, lmao.
8: wild card!
2: your heart (and chest) glow when you first meet (or touch, if you prefer) your soulmate. Hopefully it's someone you like.
3: you're colorblind until you first see (or touch) your soulmate.
4: you're born with the first word your soulmate will say to you tattooed on your skin.
5: it's impossible to lie to your soulmate.
6: only your soulmate can kill you.
7: after you meet your soulmate, the two of you hear the same background music during important moments/events for the rest of your lives. not always romantic, lmao.
8: wild card!
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It was a kindness, something to spare the conversation from the fairy-tale impossibility Bethany was clearly thinking of. And, honestly, the far more likely answer. Being a Grey Warden had changed the younger Hawke; the eternal ray of sunshine had hardened somewhat into a sharper, edged, slightly bitter woman. Varric was far from surprised to hear her unable to shroud harsh reality in a fluffy cloud of bullshit.
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A sip of her drink, another mouthful of food, before she continued, "At any rate ... it was rather a harrowing journey, all things considered. I wondered why there weren't more Inquisition patrols on the road. Well, that or I simply have the Hawke luck that is somewhere close to deplorable."
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"Sorry you had to go through that, M'lady Sunshine." He's always insisted on calling her that, even if she never got the chance to live as a noblewoman. "I'm glad those shitheaded putzes are dead."
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"Well thank you, m'lord Scribe." She got a wry look on her face, her lips pressing together. "I didn't like doing it -- but honestly I ... was so scared. Scared that something else would be taken away from me so I just. Did what I had to do."