Someway, Somehow

Nightwing has to bite back a laugh. “Gotham is a no-fly zone for more than just the JL, Supes. But, from what Blud knows, chances are that whatever you’ve heard is probably true.” Superman pales, which is anything but unexpected. Pretty much all of Gotham tends to be horrifying to Outsiders, as Nightwing is well aware. The question here is which rumors Superman decided were concerning enough to actually look into, the answer to which could be literally anything from the pollution levels to the regularity of the city-wide Fear Gas attacks. Or something entirely outside of the usual spectrum of Things That Outsiders Need To Stop Freaking Out About, Nightwing discovers when Superman blurts, “But the Waynes aren’t actually possessed, right?” …Ah. Well, crap. Or, in Gotham, it’s been common knowledge since the very beginning that the Waynes are unwitting hosts to the parasitic Bats, who protect Gotham and its people from threats both internal and external in turn. There’s nothing anyone can do about it, even if they wanted to. (That’s… not actually what’s happening, but nobody needs to know that. The Batfam is too committed to the bit to pull out now.)

On Big's 25th birthday, he gets his long-awaited soulmate mark. But when he gets it, it doesn't spell good news for him, especially when the mark spells out his fate for death if his soulmate doesn't return his feelings. To make matters worse, his soulmate already has a soulmate, so Big's love story was already doomed from the start so he decides to run away from his fate. Unfortunately, or fortunately, two men aren't ready to let him go without a fight. (Rewritten between 12/16/23-1/1/24)

Every now and then, Sirius struggles to sleep after the war. It's hard to forget the scars from his past, but thankfully, he was not alone anymore, not with Moony by his side. Author's note: This story was kept in my mind for 10 years now :)

It takes her over 72 hours to get home, after the battle, and she's not happy about it. Surely, they could have used a Slayer.

What if Jaq and Gus hadn't made it in time to help Cinderella? A new twist on the ending of the classic Fairytale, and what lies beyond the story. She still gets her happy ending and her Prince, and her step family gets their just deserts.

You're getting harassed at your job, a waitress in Tony Stark's strip club. Bucky takes you out in the alley for a little filthy sex...

Cole Cassidy finds himself the new pet of Genji Shimada, one of the two Shimada brothers and heads of the Shimada clan. A clan with the outward image of wanting to help people rid themselves of supernatural beings plaguing them, while making profits in more illegal ways than most could fathom.Aka the one where Genji wanted a pet werewolf and is a supernatural hunter, and Hanzo cba to deny his brother his wish.

Rei has a cold and wants to skip swimming practice. Haru is not okay with this. Makoto is not okay with Haru not being okay with this.

Abbie's not sure how it fell to her to tell everyone about Crane's two-hundred-years-dead witch-wife, but these things happen. (Post-John Doe.)

Bellamy is heavily drugged from pain medications, and - much to Clarke's panic - doesn't seem to remember anyone.

Yuri Katsuki came to him in golden chains. He was shaking, a slight form that was hunched over, as though he could reason that if he was small, no one would notice him. Yet he was dragged before Victor in golden chains, meant to be gorgeous and exotic and charming, but all Victor could see was muscle and skin and how he wanted. And how Victor wanted.

I knew trying to do a ritual I found online was a terrible fucking idea. I mean what fucking idiot looks at a shady website with hentai ads popping up every thirty seconds and goes; “I bet the spells and rituals on this website are totally legit and will definitely work as advertised.” That idiot was me… Status: Ongoing **All recognisable characters belong to their respective owners, I’m merely a simple fan fiction writer hoping to entertain some people through my work.

AU: Tony isn't a part of the team, he's not even a cop – and still he and Gibbs end up together. The first sign McGee had of something being different was when Gibbs smiled at his phone.

When Mutant Growth Hormone starts showing up on the streets, Daredevil and Iron Fist team up to stop it at the source. Danny's thrilled to be out in costume with a partner again now that Luke is focusing on being a good family man… even if Matt isn't the best at playing well with others. Of course, Danny didn't expect to hook up with Matt, but then again he has a history of ill-conceived hook-ups.

Keith has been stressed lately, and Lance has a few ideas on how to help him with it. Blowjobs, bickering, incorrect use of the universe's most powerful weapon

Clint's been undercover for a few weeks in a college. When it comes time to go home with his much older looking, professor-type boyfriend, both Clint and Phil discover some kinks they didn't know they had.

They're going to kill both him and his baby girl, but all Stiles can do is pray that Peter gets to them first. He does...but he can't save them all.

Following Kurloz was a terrible idea and you knew it. You're just unable to help it...like always. Something about him is a little too intoxicating.

Everyone loves rainy days, except for Maggie Sawyer.orjust a really angsty sanvers twoshot.

A moment of their odd ‘relationship.’

Every Avenger holds some secrets. Yours just happens to be a bit more pink than normal.

“I like you, Al!” You do? “You’re a nice guy!” And you’re quite the idiot apparently! “Join my crew!” “ …Excuse me?” “Join my crew!” the Monkey repeated, as though Alastor’s befuddlement came from lack of hearing rather than lack of total comprehension, “Even though I’m dead I’m still a pirate, so I still need a crew!” Not liking the idea of Heaven due to it having rules, the now deceased Straw Hat Luffy decides to jump down into Hell to have his next adventure. While the Radio Demon usually enjoyed his fair share of entertainment, he may find himself with a bit too much to chew on this time. But perhaps he’ll find something worth more than mere entertainment for the trouble.

After growing up in the shadow of war, Prince Lance of Altea would give almost anything to bring peace back to his people. So when a Galran ambassador arrives with an offer to make that a reality, Lance knows he can't refuse. Even if it means binding himself to his enemy's prince for as long as they both shall live.