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"For a second Regina wondered how delicious it would be to rip out the Savior's heart right there, squeeze it slowly, until it was nothing more than an uncomfortable pile of sand on her floor. But then she decided that wasn't enough to hurt. Snow. Then she stopped in front of Emma, a new glint in her eyes. She would do more than kill her, much worse." SwanQueen, is set in season 2, episode in which Cora dies.
6 years since Regina left Storybrooke, taking Cora and Emma Swan's heart, leaving in return that little note scrawled with the message to be conveyed to Henry. UNOFFICIAL continuation of the wonderful 'Tell Him I Said Goodbye." Due explanation and notes inside.
It's almost stupid to think that the Evil Queen can be overcome by something as banal as a simple stain. A betrayal of your own body. Melanoma. Stage four.
The Evil Queen, dissatisfied with her first curse, plans another spell, restoring the life of the one she loved most, Daniel. And to finish such a spell, she needs a valuable ingredient, the pure heart of a human with intense potential for darkness and the owner of this element is in an orphanage, guarded with the surname Swan. The Queen would go to great lengths to achieve her goals. In early autumn, she would obtain her component for the spell and know the immense abyss in that little girl, putting her own reason to the test.
Merida Dunbroch is a sixteen-year-old teenager who finds herself at a crossroads where she has to choose between avenging her father's memory or giving in to the desire to give herself once and for all to the irresistible passion she feels for Hiccup Horrendous Haddock, the most coveted bad boy of all. Storybrooke, son of your greatest enemy.