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Swan Song by Blinding__Lights, LittleDisasters (Blinding__Lights)
Fandoms: Biohazard | Resident Evil (Gameverse)
15 May 2026
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“Plastics.” You shrug one shoulder. “Not exactly the specialty you want during the apocalypse.”
Leon stares at you.
“You’re telling me the only doctor left alive in this hospital specializes in nose jobs?”
You don't dignify that with a response.──────•✦•──────
Statistically speaking, a plastic surgeon is not the most useful doctor during a zombie outbreak. Unless a zombie needs a face lift.
Unfortunately, a bioterror attack hits your hospital anyway.
Now you’re stuck surviving a viral outbreak with a tired government agent who keeps getting injured and showing up at your apartment like a very dangerous stray cat. -
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Falling into a video game wasn’t exactly on your agenda for the year—but here you are. You promised yourself you wouldn’t meddle with the plot, yet deep down, you know how these stories go.
Staying uninvolved? Not likely.
Try not to mess things up too much, sweetie.
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Devil's Veilbreaker by my_dragons_black_rose
Fandoms: 恋与深空 | Love and Deepspace (Video Game)
30 Mar 2026
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You wake up in the N109 Zone after falling asleep during a game update-inside the Onychinus base, of all places. Shocked and confused but undeniably thrilled, you assume you’ve been randomly isekai’d into the game.
Being there feels strangely easy. The base feels familiar as much as it is new to you. Sylus feels unmistakably himself, yet subtly different from what you remembered. And the things you know continue to surface without effort, more instinct than memories from a game.
As the initial shock fades, a quieter unease begins to creep in-not because the world feels dangerous, but because it feels right. Too right. The longer you stay, the harder it becomes to ignore the sense that this place feels more real than the life you woke up from, like something you’ve been missing rather than something you’ve stumbled into.