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After six millennia of never sleeping, all it took was the not-end-of-the-world for Aziraphale to find himself drifting to sleep often. That wouldn’t be much of a problem on its own, if it didn’t also involve a being known for sleeping decades at a time.
OR: 5 times Aziraphale accidentally enters Crowley's dreams and 1 time Aziraphale lets Crowley enter his.
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The Same Three Chords by AnnetheCatDetective
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett
07 Aug 2023
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They're older than dirt-- so, too, their association. But there are some things an angel can't admit to... and it doesn't get easier with the invention of time.
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The Loophole, or, How to Convince a Demon God Exists in Three Easy Steps by fellshish
Fandoms: Good Omens (TV)
30 Oct 2023
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Ah, yes. Being an Archangel is going splendidly. Aziraphale accidentally erases God from the Book of Life.
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Bark Dust by rfsmiley for racketghost
Fandoms: Good Omens - Neil Gaiman & Terry Pratchett, Good Omens (TV)
19 May 2020
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Crowley is injured during the Saxon Wars, and Aziraphale gets his hands dirty.
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After a bizarre confrontation with Hastur and one really bad cup of tea, Crowley finds himself in an alternate universe wherein he's back to being the archangel Raphael, there's no Arrangement, and Aziraphale is actively trying to discorporate him.
The worst part?
Every time Aziraphale succeeds in offing him, and "Raphael" is returned to earth with a new body, the day resets. It's always the same doomed Wednesday, over and over and over again.
Getting into this time-loop was an accident; getting out and back home again (if Crowley ever manages it) will have to be something entirely else.