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[oneiriad]

It is a good and sensible and logical decision to merge The Royal Library and the State Library, because frankly, it's a bit silly to have two national libraries. But it is a sad thing that they are apparently going to abandoned the name The Royal Library, because it's been The Royal Library for more than 300 years, you know?

I bet it's the royals who want their crown back, the same way they went after all those inns...

Nevermind me, I'm just spending time writing a silly crossover between the MCU and CW's DC verse.

Little Spider Lost (9668 words) by oneiriad
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: The Flash (TV 2014), DC's Legends of Tomorrow (TV), Captain America (Movies)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Peter Parker, Leonard Snart, Mick Rory
Additional Tags: Crossover, Alternate Universes
Summary: One moment you're in the middle of a huge superhero fight in an airport in some bit of Germany you probably couldn't even find on a map, doing your level best to be an awesome superhero and impress Mr. Stark, the next there's a bright red light that envelops the entire world. The moment after that you're standing (somewhat unsteadily) on the top of a skyscraper, staring out at a city you've never seen before.

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[isis]

Because of how you started this post, my brain completed the sentence:

Nevermind me, I'm just spending time writing a silly crossover... between the Royal Library and the State Library.

[oneiriad]

Now there's an idea for a yuletide fandom of pure crack:

European National Libraries - Anthropomorphic
Characters: The Royal Library of Denmark, The State Library of Denmark

Prompt: arranged marriage

[luzula]

France had had royals for hundreds of years, but they still guillotined their king in 1793. Surely you can sacrifice the name "royal" in 2016. ; )

[oneiriad]

Nooooooo!

I see what you are doing. You are a sneaky Swedish person who is trying to trick us, so that only Sweden will hereafter have a Royal Library. I am on to you, I'm telling you!

(It's a more than 300 year old brand, and a nice logo - don't mess with established brands, please.)

(At least I've now gotten the idea for my crackiest yuletide wish this year.)