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unfitforsociety) wrote2024-12-23 08:59 pm
unfitforsociety) wrote2024-12-23 08:59 pm
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there's really nothing he can't do
Rivers of London
Normal Men by![[archiveofourown.org profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/b164c54b26e4/-/archiveofourown.org/favicon.ico)
Lisbetadair
PC Peter Grant is dragged back out of London into the wilds of the Herefordshire countryside to deal with a report of supernatural vandalism in Stirling Lines, the beating heart of 22 SAS Regiment. But supernatural vandalism is just the symptom, and within the blind patriotism and paranoia of the regimental high command is a much darker sickness, that flooding Wye intents to wash clean. This is apparently a crossover with Call of Duty, but since it's all from Peter's POV, it's not necessary to know anything about the game except that it involves the SAS, who have just reported some kind of potentially magical incident which Peter has been dispatched to investigate. Highly enjoyable casefile!
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Normal Men by
PC Peter Grant is dragged back out of London into the wilds of the Herefordshire countryside to deal with a report of supernatural vandalism in Stirling Lines, the beating heart of 22 SAS Regiment. But supernatural vandalism is just the symptom, and within the blind patriotism and paranoia of the regimental high command is a much darker sickness, that flooding Wye intents to wash clean. This is apparently a crossover with Call of Duty, but since it's all from Peter's POV, it's not necessary to know anything about the game except that it involves the SAS, who have just reported some kind of potentially magical incident which Peter has been dispatched to investigate. Highly enjoyable casefile!
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