PomeloCello
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A collection of random things I wrote.
Once Upon a Time: A reflection on the nature of the phrase “once upon a time”
Talk to Me: A poem about the importance of genuine connection.
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Alastor vs Adam only this time Alastor wins and Adam dies (again)!
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17 Feb 2026
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History remembered Alastor as a victim of a swamp‑born killer and remains an unsolved case.
Time, evidence, and a dying man’s confession remembered something else.Also known as: Crime podcast episode about Alastor's Murders.
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17 Feb 2026
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Knowingly unable to recover from the angelic wound Adam inflicted upon him, Alastor takes makes a desperate last ditch effort to survive. He cast a spell, untested and unintended for his use. There may have been some complications...
With a gasp the Human’s body straightened, rigid, eyes wide as he finally took in his surroundings, starting with the Shadow who had helped him. His eyes squinted at the mass, the Shadow's own form changing to match that of the human, and a glint of recognition appeared in his face. With that, the Shadow’s suspicions were confirmed.
His master was alive. Alastor was alive. Much too alive.
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17 Feb 2026
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Vox is utterly devastated by the last fight he and Al had before Al disappeared for seven years, and he can't get the last line said to him by Al out of his head.
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- Part 1 of Multi-Fandom Febuwhump 2026
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14 Feb 2026
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“You’re a monster,” Vox says. “You 𝘵𝘢𝘶𝘨𝘩𝘵 me how to use a voice as a weapon.”
“Yes,” Alastor agrees, entirely unbothered. “And you’ve taken that lesson and applied it to an entirely new medium. I’m almost proud. But there is a difference, my dear.”
“Oh?” Vox’s tone is acid. “Do enlighten me.”
“I enjoyed it,” Alastor says simply. “Every second.”
He turns his head to look at Vox, smile never wavering.
“You,” he continues, “appear to be 𝘴𝘶𝘧𝘧𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘨.”
The word lands like a dropped mic.
OR Vox has a breakdown and captured Alastor is the only person he can open up to
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13 Feb 2026