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FIC: Deux ex Machina 3/6 (PG 13)
Title: Deus ex Machina
Author: WinterofourDiscontent
Beta by LaReineNoire, TheMegaloo, and AnalineBlue
Characters/Pairings: Tony Stark/Steve Rogers, Pepper Potts, Justin Hammer, misc others
Rating: PG-13
Word count:
Warnings:: none
Disclaimer: Avengers are property of Marvel, Greek Mythology is public domain
Summary: By the time Steve noticed something was definitely off about this particular rescue, the sea serpent was hitting on him. MCU!Avengers/Greek Mythology fusion.
A/N: My second Avengers/Mythology crossover, this one is inspired by Perseus and Andromeda. Very, very loosely. It exists in a different universe than The Mind Has Mazes, though they share narrative DNA.
Since I’m setting it in an explicitly mythological Greek rather than historical Greek setting, historical accuracy was not a priority, honestly, considering I’m crossing it with Marvel it’s pretty much an impossibility, though I’ve tried to avoid anything distractingly anachronistic. Special thanks to my crack team of beta ninjas, though any remaining mistakes are entirely my own.
Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3
Author: WinterofourDiscontent
Beta by LaReineNoire, TheMegaloo, and AnalineBlue
Characters/Pairings: Tony Stark/Steve Rogers, Pepper Potts, Justin Hammer, misc others
Rating: PG-13
Word count:
Warnings:: none
Disclaimer: Avengers are property of Marvel, Greek Mythology is public domain
Summary: By the time Steve noticed something was definitely off about this particular rescue, the sea serpent was hitting on him. MCU!Avengers/Greek Mythology fusion.
A/N: My second Avengers/Mythology crossover, this one is inspired by Perseus and Andromeda. Very, very loosely. It exists in a different universe than The Mind Has Mazes, though they share narrative DNA.
Since I’m setting it in an explicitly mythological Greek rather than historical Greek setting, historical accuracy was not a priority, honestly, considering I’m crossing it with Marvel it’s pretty much an impossibility, though I’ve tried to avoid anything distractingly anachronistic. Special thanks to my crack team of beta ninjas, though any remaining mistakes are entirely my own.
Chapter 1 | Chapter 2 | Chapter 3