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After years of work, Handsome Jack’s plan to take revenge on those who dared to betray him is ready, until everything is upended by the arrival of a sass-mouthed salaryman who knows far more than he should.
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07 Jul 2026
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Hans lies in the grass outside Devil's Den, sweltering in the sun. He's liable to go mad here, he thinks. There's too much time to dwell on things, on nightmares of Suchdol and bodies littering the courtyard. On the wound in his shoulder that will never cease to hurt him, the way he has traded a gilded cage for rickety one made from crumbling plaster and ale stained wood. He will always be trapped somehow, by his own body or by circumstance it doesn't matter. What matters is the relief he finds in the weight of Henry atop him, whispering sharp words mixed with praise into his ear. He is changing, though what he will become he does not know.
And Henry, he is changing too, into a man who can't seem to find peace. Someone who can't be a moment without a job or without a fight.
War, it seems, has altered them both.
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10 Jun 2026
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Glad You Found Me When You Did by exploring_in_space
Fandoms: Kingdom Come: Deliverance (Video Games)
18 Jun 2026
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At 48, Hans has everything he thought could have ever wanted: the rightful Lord of Rattay, a healthy son to carry the lineage, and a comfortable marriage with his wife. But after a mysterious man who once fought alongside Jan Zizka shows up in Rattay wounded, Hans begins to realize the many things missing in his life as he has gotten older.
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03 Jun 2026
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AU - Henry was eleven when he was taken from Skalitz to be raised by Tóth
Brother. The same word Erik had spat across the table and denied in the next breath. Tóth had made them sit through that passage about Peter asking the Lord how many times a man must forgive his brother. Seven, Peter said, thinking himself generous. And the Lord said seventy times seven, which was four hundred and ninety, which was forever, which was a fine thing to ask of a man whose brother kept stealing his coin and spreading his legs for strangers.
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27 May 2026
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