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Title: Break | Cycle | Silence
Words: 300
Rating/Type: G
Summary: A series of three drabbles about Rosalind & Elena's family.
Disclaimer: I don't own anything FFVII related.
Notes: This fic fills ffvii_100's prompt 'Home'.

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Title: Feral
Words: 100
Rating/Type: G
Summary: As a child, Genesis doesn't like having his picture taken.
Disclaimer: I don't own anything FFVII related.
Notes: This fic fills ffvii_100's prompt 'Photograph'.

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Title: Murmurs
Author: skylar_inari / killaurey
Rating: G
Word Count: 100.
Notes: Pre-series. Written for ffvii_100's 'fate worse than death' prompt.

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Her awareness was filtered through thread-wide cables, up cords, transmitted via life-energy-electricity. The pulse of liquid-life was carried though wires that spilled from her prison. Machinery beeped and whirled: regulating, confining, and reducing.

She floated; trapped. Awake and angry. For they knew not what they played with, only knew enough to fear her.

Loathing sustained her for years. They used her, stole her, and changed their people into her children.

That was their mistake.

Come to me, Jenova called. Her voice was a whisper in the backs of their minds. Free me. We shall grant them fates worse than death.

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Title: Second Life
Author: skylar_inari / killaurey
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 100.
Series: FFVII. (Specifically Crisis Core/Dirge of Cerberus).
Notes: Written for ffvii_100's 'fate worse than death' prompt.

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When the Goddess rejects him, he thinks that's a fate worse than death. He welcomes the oblivion that comes after. (Since when has Zack become so strong?)

He thinks that's the end of it and dies, or rather drifts, through the next years hardly conscious, barely aware, experimented on then ignored and forgotten.

When Genesis wakes in a changed world, alone and with the knowledge that the Goddess expects him to make amends, he revises his estimation of what a fate worse than death really means.

For him, it's living.

And in learning that, he begins to understand the Goddess.

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