War Crimes

After his first year at Hogwarts, Harry goes to Gotham to live with his Great Uncle Alfred. A series of interconnected one shots told in no particular order that only pretends to have a coherent story line.

Hughes Boarding School, for rich kids who could afford it no matter their GPA, or for actual smart children who had worked to be able to attend this school that practically guarantees acceptance into a four year university.

This story takes place in the Innocents 'verse between For Love of Innocents and Nightmares of Innocents. I highly recommend reading the other stories in this 'verse first. Jensen's parents are finally being brought to justice and Jared is determined to shield the traumatized young man from any possible fallout from the trial. Meanwhile, Misha makes an understandable mistake and Christian makes a new friend who really wants to meet Jensen.

Stiles Stilinski is tired. Tired of being ignored and forgotten once the research is done. After defeating Gerard and freeing Jackson from the Kanima he thought things would improve but somehow it got worse. Derek is focused on building his pack which includes the newly rescued Erica and Boyd, freed after Allison realized her grandfather was nutso, and the freed Jackson who narrowly avoided being shipped overseas by his parents. Scott is focused on his neverending relationship drama with Allison and his new best bud Isaac. Left alone more often than not, Stiles feels everyone is moving on without him so he looks for his own path. When Deaton is unable to help him with his Spark he looks elsewhere and finds others who help him along until he finds himself meditating in his room and is surprised by an Astral form that shows up. Unknowing attracting the attention of the new Sorcerer Supreme, Stiles discovers that he might be able to not only help Dr. Strange, but he just might find out how he can protect both his home and those jerks in what he considers his pack - whether Mr. Hale or Mr. McCall consider him or not.

Sarah O’Brien is horrified by Thomas’s betrayal, far more than she is disgusted by Bates’s smug arrogance. Canon resolution for episode 8 of series 3.

A "mindfuck" is an idea or concept that shakes one's previously held beliefs or assumptions about the nature of reality. In other words, what does Reigen Arataka really know about Mob?