madimpossibledreamer

well i started about an hour earlier and was almost on time
man
baking is so much easier (and tastier.  but less nutritious)

Main Points:
Arrow/Assassin's Creed; this is separate from the other Arrow/Assassin's Creed 'verse
Summary: Tommy debriefs with his father.
Word Count: 250
Rating: Teen

         It would almost be easy to convince himself that the end of the fight had all been a stress-induced nightmare.  Malcolm hadn’t even scolded him for getting wounded, though there was a little disappointment in the expression.  Still, he’d gotten patched up.  The wound on his cheek could be explained by the fight a dozen paid Templar witnesses could attest to—going to Poison?  When would Thomas Merlyn ever learn?  He’d even put an appearance in, complete with makeup over the wound.
         But then he gets a text.  ‘We still on for today, buddy?’ complete with a really out of place smiley emoticon.  Before now he wasn’t sure Oliver even remembered how to text, or turn on his phone.  Then again, thinking back over everything, there are probably very obvious reasons why Oliver would turn off his phone.
         Malcolm wouldn’t approve, he’s sure.  But he has to talk to Ollie, has to try to understand what the hell the man is thinking.  It’s not like Oliver, even Assassin Oliver, could kill him.  He’d proved that last night.
         “I’m going to see Oliver,” he calls out.  “Some Verdant business.”  Oliver was probably using the base for the same cover he was—a good excuse to be seen in the Glades, if necessary.  Malcolm had approved for just that reason.
         “All right.  We’ll talk strategy when you return,” Malcolm insists, smiling at him.  “May the Father of Understanding guide us.”
         “May the Father of Understanding guide us,” Tommy agrees.  He’ll need it.

Main Points:
Arrow/Assassin's Creed; this is separate from the other Arrow/Assassin's Creed 'verse
Summary: Tommy is told the "truth" by his father after the disastrous visit to Hong Kong.
Word Count: 440
Rating: Teen

( the power of the templar )

Okay, massive notes here:
I'd been kinda interested in Assassin's Creed on a limited basis because I got to watch my roommate play it, but I didn't get to see most of the story or anything.  Just started watching Let's Plays of it for who knows what reason mid-December, and man okay the story is complicated and kinda flawed in parts but it makes for a really cool playground.  And then I got to II and was like...hmm, okay, there are similarities to Ollie's story from Arrow, but since I haven't really seen much of the show, I'll just leave it as a plotbunny for someone else to write. 9,973 words and two universes later and I'm still writing, so you can see how well that worked.  Where it stops, we'll see.  I have no clue at this point.  Also, I've only gotten through III, though I already have some things spoiled for me, because the internet is one massive spoiler.
Oh, yeah, I'm also...well, technically not jobless, atm, because I'm still on the payroll supposedly even though I'm not actually scheduled or getting paid, so that's fun.  I have no clue why that's a thing that's happening, but I guess it looks better on my resume so I'm not complaining.
Abstergo’s not as overreaching in these universes, or the fact that Ollie’s famous wouldn’t stop them.  Partly, they’re dealing with superheroes and notoriety—Wayne Industries, for example, is a big threat, and while Bruce isn’t an Assassin he’s eerily good at getting in the way.
Some abuse of google translate, plus my own knowledge (some of Spanish, some of actual Italian).  That'll probably be true of every story, until Ollie gets it together.  If anything’s wrong, please tell me and I’ll fix it.  I wouldn't, usually, but in this case it's kind of an important part of the story, so I'm keeping it.
~Dreamer~

Main Points:
Arrow/Assassin's Creed
Summary: Ollie tries to make his way home.
Word Count: 1186
Rating: Gen

( lost but not alone )