I've read this like five times now and i just now spotted the Monty Python and the Holy Grail reference. And immediately died laughing.

The image of Dracula reading Twilight has officially made my day.

Wow! Great job with this, I started it 3 days ago and couldn't stop throughout the entire thing. Amazing work! Stories like this are the reason I love fanfiction so much. Thank you for sharing it with us!

I lold at Bill Nye being at the interview.

God damn it I was supposed to go to bed 5 hours ago and I blame you! lol

I applaud you, my good sir, for producing one of the best stories I have ever had the pleasure of reading. Thank you very much for this gift.

nice! taylor has been successfully capture by the PTR like the Pokémon she is.

:)

Perfect

Amazing story. The characters are written well, the pacing is good, and the ideas are awesome. The two universes work surprisingly well with the use of some creative liberties. Loved it from start to finish. One of the best fanfics I've read. Thanks for writing this!

I am going to miss this story and it's characters, and while I so wish there was some sort of sequel I'm content with the ending. This has honestly been one of my favourite Stories in a long time, so while there were things that I could complain about, I won't bring them up here. So than you so much for this beautiful piece, I wish I was here during those two years.

... oh crap basket and here come vampire slayera

Honestly, thinking about it, I think I consider Fate to be more evil than the "Abominations". The shard entities just want to kill everyone on every version of earth. That's bad, but it's not even comparable to enslaving everyone on every version of earth... Which is what Fate IS! What's the point of life if nobody has any choice in anything? I know that this ends with the death of Scion, because I've read this before; thinking about it now, that strike me as a tragic ending... If the only choices are between slavery and death, death is clearly the better option. The most fucked up thing is that Ariel doesn't appear to think that, making her the most morally bankrupt character in the entire story.

MacGregor frowned. "She's wanted for the murder of a classmate at her old school."

...was what he didn't say, as that would be influencing any statements the people who heard it might give later, and as someone in law enforcement he's very well aware of just how badly that can screw up any sort of investigation.

But she was impulsive, which wasn't the same thing as stupid.

People always try to say things like this about Vicky. That's like saying being drunk isn't the same as not knowing how to drive. Oh, she's smart, fine, but being smart doesn't help if you're willing to toss common sense out the window at the drop of a hat. Similarly, "Sorry for driving into that crowd, officer, I was drunk." isn't a valid excuse.

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"Taking on the Siberian's a bit beyond you. I applaud your bravery, but you really were taking on something above your abilities."

"Yes, without any help you all worked out the weakness. Yes, without any help you tracked him down. Yes, given more than a handful of seconds you probably could have figured out how to do something about him or called in assistance. Yes, I probably should have dealt with this cannibalistic mass murderer years ago. But taking on the Siberian's a bit beyond you."