Chapter 1 : Part 005 - Cobra Anaconda
Jan 09, 2025
It’s Thursday again, which means it’s time for another Cobra Anaconda update!
Did you know? Twix was originally called ‘Raider’ in Germany until 1991. A friend of mine told me about this—I didn’t know until then! I was so inspired by this piece of history that I added it to the story. In this episode, Luca gives Finn a Raider with a Mars-style logo as a nostalgic little twist. 🍫✨
I thought it would be fun to base some of the story’s details on real things you can find in Berlin.
See you next week~ 👋
Zoiid
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Aww I was a bit suspicious of Luca at first but that was kinda cuteee! Also whoa Twix backstory goes hard …and now I’m craving one 🍫
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This is a story about twisted yet vibrant characters and the many forms of love they embody.
Content Warning:
This work contains mature themes and is recommended for readers aged 16 and older. It includes depictions of violence (mild to severe), sexual content (mild to moderate, including sexual violence presented in line with the Omegaverse genre), drug use, smoking, and strong language. Wow, that’s pretty much ticking all the checkboxes, I guess. Please consider these warnings before reading.
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Finn and Noel, both orphaned Omegas, have survived the harsh realities of the slums by leaning on each other.
Seeking a new beginning, they arrive in NeuBerlin, a “free zone” that welcomes people of all genders and nationalities. While Noel dedicates himself to continuing his late father’s groundbreaking research to help Omegas, Finn rejects his own Omega identity, longing to live as a “normal man.” For Finn, Noel’s research is his only hope to achieve that dream.
As they settle into their new city and begin forming bonds with new friends, their fragile peace is shattered by the appearance of a mysterious masked figure targeting them. Meanwhile, the rumblings of an Alpha vs. Omega conflict grow louder in the streets of Neue Berlin.
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Content Warning:
This work contains mature themes and is recommended for readers aged 16 and older. It includes depictions of violence (mild to severe), sexual content (mild to moderate, including sexual violence presented in line with the Omegaverse genre), drug use, smoking, and strong language. Wow, that’s pretty much ticking all the checkboxes, I guess. Please consider these warnings before reading.
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