Going To Hell...Who's Coming With Me?

Working as a Team (14048 words) by darthneko, DragovianKnight
Chapter 2: Shado-Pan - Out of the Monastery
Chapters: 2/?
Fandom: Transformers - All Media Types, Transformers: Prime, World of Warcraft
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Author Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Ironhide/Oc
Characters: Ironhide (Transformers)
Additional Tags: Angst, Hurt/Comfort, OCs are awesome, Found Family, dealing with death, Team as Family, Frag this War, POV Alternating
Series: Part 2 of Universal Constant
Chapter Summary:

It was just over half a decacyle before the next name came across Ironhide's flags - not all news is good news, and everyone has a breaking point.

Comment if you want to be added. (IJ folk, never fear, I'll be crossposting everything, it just won't be filtered on IJ because I can't keep track of two filters.)

( This is the sort of thing you'll be reading, though really, it's like to get MUCH more random and rambly as the month continues. Possibly with random other fandoms taking up the word count. If porn happens, I absolutely refuse to post it. Unless I do. In other words: IT'S NANO, YA PAYS YER MONEY AND YA TAKES YER CHANCES. )

All of this gets written in 750 words (ie, pure braindump), which is why there's no proper formatting, and spelling and grammar are optional.

Also, I would like to state for the record that I have already written 2/3 of my usual NaNovel length. GO ME.

Not the first line one, the other one that's going around: Post a single sentence from each WIP you have (or as many as you want to pick). No context, no explanations*. No more than one sentence!

Not that anyone should need context, given that if it's me, it has a 90% chance of being Angelo or Marcello-centric DQ8. ::eyeroll at self for being predictable::

( I dug deep, deep into my fanfic folders for some of these. )

::reads over these:: GUYZ, IT OCCURS TO ME THAT I MIGHT NOT BE A VERY NICE PERSON! D:

Every single character I've ever written: *glowers*

*Will provide context in comments upon request, assuming I remember what I was doing.