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Faster Than Light
Chapter Two: stun me with your lasers - Meanwhile a General in Menagerie receives guidance from one of the Councilmen, Blake Belladonna wakes up in the house of her rescuers. Bonds form, while she discovers that ones she already had are bound to be broken.
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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Summary: Will Emma be able to break the curse?
The final chapter of this installment in the Black Unicorn series. It might not be the last time we heard from these ladies, though ...
Sneak peek:
“Why did Emma stumble into my home?” Regina asked with a smile. “Well, you’ve met her, so—“
Henry giggled again, shaking his head. “No, why did you live in the forest for so long?”
There was a sudden stillness all around them as the very trees seemed to wonder how Regina would explain her history to this small boy. Marian and Tinkerbell turned their heads, watching the former Evil Queen as she thought with a somber expression on her face. Only Emma kept looking ahead, but her free hand came to rest on Regina’s shoulder in a gesture of comfort.
“Did I say something wrong?” Henry asked hesitantly when the pause stretched uncomfortably long.
“Not at all, Henry,” Regina reassured him immediately. “I’m just thinking about how best to answer your question.”
finally finished the final chapter of Saving Regina yesterday. it‘s being edited right now and if all goes well should be up some time today
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Summary: In which some people work together despite expectations to the contrary.
Sneak peek:
“As interesting as watching all of this is,” Marian said into the sudden silence, “and I mean really interesting …” She ran her eyes over Regina again, taking in the much younger woman she had not expected to ever see again, and especially not looking like she hadn’t aged a day. “But we're all here for the same reason, right? So shouldn’t we leave the past in the past and talk about Emma’s situation and how to get her out of it?”
Tink watched as Regina’s shoulders tensed than relaxed minutely at the mention of the princess, and possibly the blatant appraisal she had just gotten from Marian. “I agree,” she said. “We’re all here because we want to get Emma out of her predicament.”
Granny finally lowered the crossbow entirely. “That’s true, although I fail to see what the Evil Queen’s interest in all of this is.”
Saving Regina Ch. 10: A Meeting in the Woods
https://archiveofourown.org/works/13232781/chapters/35750190
Summary: A path in a certain forest is suddenly seeing a lot of traffic ...
A short teaser:
Marian had to stifle a grin at the sound that came from the woman that had just crashed into her — and then tumbled to the ground with an undignified sound — but she managed a simple smile in greeting once the fairy’s eyes met her own.
“Hello,” Marian said, trying not to laugh at the grumpy look on the slightly smaller woman’s face. “Greetings to you.”
“Hello?” Tinkerbell groused. “Greetings? I’ll give you greetings,” she grumbled as she struggled to get up. Marian held out her hand to assist her but all that got her was a dirty look. “Who do you think I am? Some old, infirm crone that—“
“I think you’re Tinkerbell,” Marian interrupted softly, tone friendly and even. “And I apologize for knocking you over but—“
“You should,” Tinkerbell groaned as she rubbed her backside once she’d gotten back on her feet. “It felt like running into a tree.”
Read the rest on AO3.
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Summary: Emma has an unexpected visitor and several people are running around the forest.
Sneak peek:
Frustrated and bone-weary she had sunk onto the small bed her mother had brought up for her, sure she would at least fall asleep quickly in her tired state. Instead, she had tossed and turned for what seemed like hours, worrying about Regina, hoping she was all right and had been able to heal herself, and worrying about her own situation, about how she was going to get out of this.
She had considered a short list of people in the palace as possible helpers but had finally dismissed them all. The first person that had come to mind had been young Henry, the stable boy, of all people but he was too young to be sent into the deep part of the forest to find outlaws or a former fairy or even a unicorn — Emma had smiled at the thought of Henry running into Regina and trying to communicate with her — and even if he wasn’t too young, Emma had no conceivable well of talking to him from high up in the tower.
That left Red perhaps, who was her godmother after all and should theoretically be on her side. Emma had always trusted Red with everything, had told her everything but she had been disappointed the past few days with the way her godmother had mindlessly followed Snow’s orders and set out to hunt Regina and bring back Emma so she could be sold into a marriage she didn’t want. Also, Red telling everyone at that fateful dinner that Emma had spotted a black unicorn had started all of this disaster, so Emma really wasn’t too fond of her godmother at the moment. Which left her with … nobody but herself and her own ingenuity. Great.
Chapter summary: Regina deals with her wounds while Emma deals with her mother. Who has it worse?
Sneak peek:
Exhausted and weakened, she lay on her side to wait for the sun to set and her body to revert back to its human state. She hoped she wasn’t too exhausted to access her magic, and she was incredibly grateful that it had returned when Emma had entered her life.
Emma. Regina wondered what would happen now. Would Snow go as far as to lock her daughter away? Knowing Emma she’d try to run again at the first feasible opportunity, and Regina was certain Snow knew her daughter just as well, and if not her then Emma’s servants or the guards would, and they always knew who they ultimately served.
Regina felt an almost painful urge to get up and head for the palace to find Emma but she knew that she wouldn’t even get close to the princess, especially not in her current condition. And even if by some miracle she’d make it that far and she managed to get to Emma, they probably wouldn’t make it out of the palace alive.
Or at least she wouldn’t, Regina mused. Snow might hold back from having her own daughter killed.
For a wild moment that seemed a fair price to pay for Emma’s freedom, which was exactly the moment Regina realized just how far her feelings for Emma had developed — or how little she valued her own life. Given the fact that she couldn’t wait to heal her wounds, she was not going to bet on the latter.
