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Nine Darcy found Sigyn outside Stonehenge, where she had attracted a small gathering of onlookers. Though she supposed that was to be expected when someone materializes in a flash of light in the middle of an ancient historical site and tourist attraction. She found her sitting underneath a small tree by the side of the road, with her knees pulled up to her chest, unmoving even when Darcy pulled up and got out of the car. “Hey.” She crouched in front of her. “You alright?” Dumb question; Sigyn just lost her husband, but it seemed like the right thing to ask at the time. “The last time that fucking portal broug

Chapter One Thor stood in front of the ornately carved door to Sigyn’s chambers for what seemed like an eternity, unsure of his decision to come here or his words. The two guards who were always by her door looked to him expectantly, waiting for his order. Thor had faced  many battles since returning from Midgard, but this was as nerve wracking as any battle. “My lord?” One of them asked, breaking his reverie. “Let me in.” The doors swung open and Thor stepped inside the dimly let chambers. Sigyn’s back was to him as she sat in front of her vanity, carefully running her brush through her hair. Again, hi

Armin was curled against him, back pressed to Eren’s chest. He found he slept better with Armin next to him, especially after he’d spent any amount of time in his Titan form. Despite his small size, Armin was solid, a constant presence. And more importantly, a reminder that this wasn’t a dream. Sleep could be a tenuous thing for a while whenever he came out of the Titan body. Dreams he experienced there blurred with dreams he had sleeping in his own bed, or he had nightmares so terrible he woke up screaming. Dreams of attacking the town, or Mikasa…or Armin. That dream had started their current sleeping arrangement.

She wasn't a princess and didn't know why she had to be locked in a tower, though calling it a tower was a stretch at best.  In fact, how she got there was something of a mystery. But she was here now, cut off from the world and watching others who seemed to enjoy it a great deal. He didn't ride by often in the beginning. It was only in late afternoon, when the sun was just beginning to dip below the horizon that she saw him.  Others were on the road beneath her tower as well, passing by without a second glance in her direction. She wondered if anyone even knew she was there. Probably, but then again they probably didn't care. She wasn't roy