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Grace Sleep. Rocky Watch. by Phoenan
Fandoms: Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary (2026)
14 Apr 2026
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Grace starves on his way to Erid.
All Rocky can do is make him comfortable when he goes.
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Fragility not Foreseen. by CyberneticGhosts
Fandoms: Project Hail Mary (2026), Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir
03 Jun 2026
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Less than 2 months away from Erid. In the process of the Hail Mary evading an exoasteroid, Rocky falls from top to bottom of the ship.
In normal circumstances, Rocky could shake it off. Maybe a little sore, but okay.
In this case, Rocky cannot.
Rocky is scared.
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wait till I come back to your side, we’ll forget the tears we cried by ddante (octoberwithoutyou), octoberwithoutyou
Fandoms: Project Hail Mary (2026), Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir
30 May 2026
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Grace and Rocky are separated shortly after arriving in Erid. In an attempt to cope (with sickness, with loneliness, without Rocky), he knits a smaller, softer version of his best friend. A version he can touch.
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- Part 1 of come back to your side verse
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one half of a whole by interstellarisms
Fandoms: Project Hail Mary (2026), Project Hail Mary - Andy Weir, The Fall Guy (2024)
19 Apr 2026
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Eva feels like the breath is knocked out of her lungs when the man walks in.
Dirty blond hair. Blue eyes. Sort of like… if Ryland Grace was hit by a car several times. It was undeniably him.
“So you’re Eva Stratt,” The man says gruffly, slamming both hands on her desk. He looked exactly like Ryland, it was terrifying. It felt like watching a ghost haunt her in real life.
“You’re the crazy woman that sent my baby brother up into space. Let’s talk, yeah?”
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Colt Seavers finds out his twin brother was sent on a suicide mission. He does not take it well.
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He slides off of the arm of the chair and onto where Duke gestured, trying not to land too heavy. As he does it he watches Robby’s expression change – concern melting away as he raises his eyebrows and runs a hand through his beard. He looks impressed. Dennis made the right move.
Duke sounds delighted, “There we go. Taking it like a man, aren’t you? Not so shy around a bit of attention.”
Dennis feels himself flush at this, it escapes no one’s notice and a moment of quiet falls in the garage. Some old rock tune in the background plays on. There’s a sense of anticipation; they want to know what Dennis will say.
“I can take it,” he repeats.
“Good man.”
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Dennis has always struggled to fit in as one of the guys, so when Robby invites him out for a boys’ night, Dennis is anxious to prove that he belongs.
He certainly couldn’t have hoped for this – becoming the main attraction for a night he’s never going to forget.