mutatherium
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Pile of. Several probably.
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- Part 17 of Afterthoughts (WoW RP and OC Stuff)
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definition by mutatherium
Fandoms: Original Work, geometry - Fandom, Object and Concept Anthropomorphism
17 Jan 2026
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Sphere and Cube approach their homeomorphism differently.
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After a work trip goes sideways, things go back to normal. Going back to normal, as it turns out, is a process in and of itself.
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- Part 21 of Afterthoughts (WoW RP and OC Stuff)
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Knowing, and what comes after.
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from the head by mutatherium
Fandoms: 光が死んだ夏 | Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu | The Summer Hikaru Died (Manga)
28 Sep 2025
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Hikaru is not rotting.
Drabble.
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- Part 2 of HGSN Dead Stuff Cinematic Universe
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A series of solo written afterthoughts from roleplay and various collaborative stories over the years. In rough chronological order of events, or ideal reading order.
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HGSN Dead Stuff Cinematic Universe by mutatherium
Fandom 光が死んだ夏 | Hikaru ga Shinda Natsu | The Summer Hikaru Died (Manga)
28 Sep 2025
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Series of short fics/drabbles centered around dysphoria, intrusive thoughts, and dead stuff. Ya know, that hgsn thing.
Inspired by Being Human by Bent Knee.'I imagine your dead body lying in my bed
And I note the details why you had to go
You never liked the thought of being human anyway
Death is one more option to explore'- Words:
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Years after the dissolution of their friendship and thinking they'd never see each other again, Dess and Azzy re-meet on Tumblr.
On reconnecting, rekindling, and a universe in which maybe, just maybe, they're able to figure something out.
Bookmarked by mutatherium
22 Jun 2026
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It’s a really good wolf plush, you know.
Pixels and code. Nothing about it was ever real. Just something that stops existing the second the game is turned off. And a plush is much of the same: fuzz, fabric, faux fur, destined to end up in a landfill one day. The most meaningless thing to ever exist.
He meant a lot to them. And they mean a lot to me.
But you don’t know any of this, of course. It’s all just shadow at the end of the day.
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The Antikythera Mechanism is the world’s oldest computer, by most standards. Kageyama runs on those self-same gears.
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17 Jun 2026
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I’d locked eyes with Mensah, looking like that. My energy weapons had deployed, without my awareness or direction. My targeting systems had identified her and Bharadwaj, quite insistently, as direct and immediate threats.
Maybe this is just a temporary, dangerous, system glitch, and a hard restart will fix me. I’ll just restart, comb through my code, do some debugging, find the corrupted files or whatever, and then I won’t indiscriminately murder my most trusted humans.
I should know by now to always assume the worst.
In which SecUnit is having some survival threat…response errors. And some…’targeting its humans’ malfunctions. And some…blackouts when restarting. I’m sure it’s fine.
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- Part 1 of Multiplicity Protocols
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05 Jun 2026
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“So what? You are to sit here all eternity?” Lace asks, legs crossed as she sits on the path in front of him. “Does that fate not drive you mad?”
She seems genuinely confused—mildly infuriated with his contentness, even—but he has nothing to say. He will do what he must, until he can’t anymore.
Seth, the eternal guardian, is content with his joyless fate.
Seth, the Caravan’s youngest flea, laughs as he sticks his hands into the running water.
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27 May 2026
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When Dirk Strider shows up on your doorstep with his deadpan expression and that absurd puppet propped up on his shoulder, you know that you would be well within your rights to slam the door right in his face. You should, really.
Unfortunately, you're not the sort of man who goes around slamming doors in people's faces, no matter how much they deserve it. Or at least, that's the excuse you give yourself.
Now, if only he would tell you what he's actually doing here in Washington.