4 Works by Voulu
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After a lifetime of servitude, J is finally free from the Solver’s influence. (No thanks to her, of course.) Now, without orders to hide behind, she’s forced to confront the horrors of the past, and they’re pushing her towards an edge that she might never be able to return from.
Would the struggle even be worth it? She’s got no hope of living a normal life–that’d been stolen from her long ago. Nothing would ever fill the void left behind. She’d carved that void by hand.
But floating in stasis, hidden in the furthest reaches of the night sky, something might change that.
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After years of fighting the influence of the Solver, Doll finds herself standing before the real thing. After a desperate battle, she realizes it will take more than just herself to take it down. Will she be able to put aside her need for revenge in order to save Copper-9 for the Solver's wrath?
Alternate title: I write Doll as the main character.
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When she returned from the Crimson Wastes, Catra gave the Horde everything it needed to take down the Princess Alliance for good. But when her run-in with Glimmer and Shadow Weaver leaves her incapacitated and no one’s there to pull the trigger, it all falls apart. With the portal machine destroyed and Adora gone, Catra is exiled—for good this time. But she refuses to disappear.
All alone on a dark, forgotten road, fate brings her face to face with a Sorceress named Castaspella. And soon after discovering their shared disdain for a certain witch, she finds herself in the halls of Mystacor. As an Apprentice Sorceress, she must travel to the furthest reaches of Etheria to complete her training, fending off strikes from a newly technologized Horde all the while. The new power at her fingertips is intoxicating, but the longer her journey goes on, the more she begins to question her motives.
And if Adora shows up one more time, she’s going to scream.
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After being briefly knocked out of the fight, J pauses to reflect on her options.
Could the solver really lose?