World of Warcraft
Voidwalker QA
by FrankiValerie
Something really kinda silly - requested by a couple friends and written for the "lols". Amaretto the Warlock has a few questions for her new voidwalker companion.
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World of Warcraft
by FrankiValerie
Something really kinda silly - requested by a couple friends and written for the "lols". Amaretto the Warlock has a few questions for her new voidwalker companion.
Good Omens (TV)
by otherhawk
Warlock Dowling is over-dramatic, insecure and inclined towards running away, which makes sense since he was primarily raised by a certain over-dramatic demon. After the apocalypse Warlock heads home to England to find his nanny.
Good Omens (TV)+1
by jessikast
Warlock, in a brief and questionable life choice, agrees to help with a demon summoning ritual. You'll never guess who he manages to summon.
Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett+1
by willowscribe
Warlock's a boy. And the Anti-Christ. And a changeling child, according to Mrs. McTavish. Of course, none of these things are true.
Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett+1
by raiining
“You left me,” he said. “You both left me, for him. And I can’t even blame you, because I’d have left me for him too.”
Good Omens (TV)+1
by Ghostinthehouse
Warlock looks down, a soft, teasing, note coming into their voice. "If you don't exist, does that mean I don't have to do the assignment you set?"
Good Omens (TV)
by DictionaryWrites
“No, Nanny, that’s not how you do it."“Isn’t it, my dear one?” Crowley replied. “Then do show me, Warlock, how do you do it?”
Good Omens (TV)+1
by Ghostinthehouse
Warlock put their head round the door of the main room to tell Aziraphale that breakfast was ready and realised he was sitting there frozen, staring at his phone
Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett+1
by MickyRC
Warlock couldn't help being a little underwhelmed by Soho. There was nothing there that really struck him. Except that bookshop. That weird little street corner that didn’t match up at all with the bars and clubs all around it. That place was interesting. The paint was chipping, and the windows were too dusty to see through, but it felt… safe, sort of. A calm little patch of quiet at the center of London’s hustle and bustle. Something about it was… almost familiar. In which Warlock thinks he's been abandoned, Crowley and Aziraphale think Warlock is dead, and they all find each other anyway.
Good Omens (TV)
by Taizi
“You are everything you need,” Nanny had said before she left, a hand on his hair. Then, secret, soft enough that mom couldn’t hear, “What do you do when they push?” It was their familiar back and forth, from as early as his nursery school days, when the other children would make fun of his name or his accent. When he would come home with bruises or skinned knees and Nanny would make everything better with a frown and a snap of her fingers. What do you do when they push? she would ask. Standing there in the foyer with his arms wrapped around the only person who loved him, weeping into her shirt, Warlock knew what she was waiting to hear: Push back.
Good Omens (TV)+1
by IxiLecter
Warlock Dowling gets kidnapped a lot. Fortunately his Nanny and his Brother Francis are pretty BAMF so he is not that bothered. What happens when he gets kidnapped and they are no longer around?
Good Omens (TV)+1
by Phoenix_of_Athena
“Warlock,” Nanny had said, and cupped his face again, “I want you to promise me something. I want you to promise me something, and it might seem odd, but I need you to do it, okay?”“What?” said Warlock.“Just promise me,” said Nanny.“I promise.”“Good,” she’d said, “Now, if you ever—and I mean ever find yourself in a situation like this again—one that seems scary, or one where any normal person would be in danger—I need you to pray. Pray to Aziraphale or to Crowley to come and get you.”“Who’s that?” asked Warlock.“Just promise me,” insisted Nanny in a voice like iron, “Aziraphale and Crowley. Can you repeat those names?”“Y—yeah. Azif—Aziraphale and Crowley.”"Good boy."Inspired by "Five times Warlock wasn't happy about being kidnapped and one time he was" by IxiLecter.
Good Omens (TV)
by seekeronthepath
When Warlock Dowling is eighteen, he decides to go to England for a gap year (inspired, not a little, by his fond memories of Nanny Ashtoreth).
Good Omens (TV)+1
by suzukiblu
Nanny Ashtoreth and Brother Francis retire at the same time, without any warning or anything. Warlock doesn’t need a nanny anymore and it doesn’t matter who the gardener is, but . . . But they retire without any warning, and they don’t even say goodbye. Not to him, at least.
Good Omens (TV)+1
by Ghostinthehouse
Sometimes you toss a pebble in the duckpond and the ripples go on forever. One Shot
Good Omens (TV)+1
by Ghostinthehouse
Warlock dragged Adam off to their room after the evening meal, claiming as their excuse that they hadn't seen him all day and his nails needed fixing.
Good Omens (TV)+1
by TardisIsTheOnlyWayToTravel
Now attending college in England, Warlock tracks down their childhood nanny and gardener. Who are, it turns out, even more deeply weird than Warlock remembered.
Good Omens (TV)+1
by Ghostinthehouse
Warlock finished their own vows and ran their thumb gently across Adam's clutching fingers, grounding him to the room they were in.
Good Omens (TV)+1
by shaekspeares
Warlock Dowling goes to Cambridge as step one of his long-term rebellion, expecting bad weather and bad teeth and maybe some repressed childhood memories of England to haunt him along the way. What he does not expect is Adam Young. (The Antichrist-that-wasn't reveal is kind of a shocker, too, he guesses. The fact Nanny was a demon is less so.)
Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett+1
by Dragonsquill (dragonsquill)
Perhaps a bit more bittersweet than the rest: Harriet Dowling arrives with her son at a tiny bookshop in a South Downs village, where a former nanny and gardener have offered a helping hand as she and Warlock face a difficult time in their lives. Harriet Downing stood outside the tiny bookshop in Alfistron Village with an air of uncertainty. The windows were filled with books, mostly lovingly used paperbacks, and beautiful potted plants were arranged artfully outside the door. The only thing that made it stand out among the shops of the picturesque square was the carefully handwritten sign in the window that read “Large Snake in Residence.” Which was…a bit ominous. “You’re sure this is it?” she asked, turning to look fondly at her son. Warlock had shot up recently, and he seemed to be made of an unnecessary number of elbows and knees, but the sight of him made her heart ache in a gentle echo of the first time she’d ever seen him, thirteen years and a few precious months before. Warlock looked up. “Yeah. They said it’d be the one with the snake and the wings.” He pointed up at the wooden sign. The shop didn’t appear to have a name, just as it somehow hadn’t been listed on the village website. He grinned, a flash of boyish joy that was far too rare these days. “This is the place!” He rushed forward with unaccustomed enthusiasm and all but kicked open the door, calling out as he did the names of two people he loved as a bell jangled merrily over his head.