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"For John, it's not a bullet that throws his existence into disarray – it's a bite."
In a world where twelve percent of the population are Mactiri - people with the ability to turn into wolves at will - John finds himself struggling with a new and horrifying existence. The victim of a shocking attack, he is discharged from the army and sent home, determined never to acknowledge what he can now become.
However, when his health starts to fail, it is up to his enigmatic new flatmate to show him that perhaps his life is not the nightmare John believes it to be.
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16 May 2026
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Tiffany was beginning to regret ever asking Nanny Ogg to be involved in preparations for her impending marriage to Preston.
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12 May 2026
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Gale still comes to Woodsboro when she gets Dewey's text... she just does it a little sooner.
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01 Mar 2026
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Angua is confronted by a peculiar woman/werewolf problem that denies her a peaceful night rest. What to do, what to do?
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25 Jan 2026
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Angua Von Uberwald is a modern, sex-positive woman (werewolf).
Carrot is a sheltered, traditional man (dwarf).She’s in charge of her orgasms; he doesn’t really understand what they even are.
This story is an exploration of how they go from office pals to sex/life partners.This is a fix-it fic written because Angua and Carrot make a pretty good couple, but could be a truly great couple, and they both deserve better than the canonical start of their relationship. We've all learned a lot about consent since Men At Arms was written.
Characters are both aged up to mid-twenties in a way that, I would argue, is canon-compliant. ("What?" I hear you say--"Weren't they already that age"? No. No, they were absolutely not.)Bookmarked by indigowild
25 Jan 2026