Eddy

The Reapers are defeated, and the galactic community is barely holding together after the presumed death of Commander Shepard and the disappearance of the Normandy. The return of both – with unexpected complications – prompts a whole lot of questions… and very few answers. Update: Now includes podfic!

I'm doing Kinktober this year! This consists of a series of short fics written over the month for different fandoms, pairings, and kinks. Note: there is a LOT of mind control in this.

In 2021, Earth was ravaged by an unknown genetic anomaly that targeted humanity. While it wasn't terminal, it did have one devastating consequence; it left humanity as a whole, sterile. With millions of people dying every year and their numbers dwindling, humanity became desperate for a cure of any kind. After years of research and experimental, genetic alterations, humanity regained the ability to reproduce, though at the cost of their previous definitions of gender. So was created, the Omegaverse. Now, almost a hundred and sixty years past that point, the world is still trying to parse out their new designations and roles. So much of what was done in desperation is still being discovered and controlled, quantified and labelled. With almost two-thirds of Earth's population gone since then, and with an entirely new form of gender type, how will the Alphas, Betas and Omegas carve their places in society? And what will this mean for two men in particular who are still struggling with their pre-determined fates, Kaidan and Shepard? Now with art! By... ME!

Shepard must face the consequences of his actions in choosing to destroy the Alpha Relay, but he knows it’s a waste of time as the Reapers are coming and a galaxy wide war will follow.

Shepard’s ledgers run red, blood soaking into every page. She’s a killer, and at some distant point, she made peace with that. The idea of addition instead of subtraction is novel. That maybe, just once, Commander Shepard created instead of destroyed. Or, "Shepard was pregnant on the beam run" fic.

Not all wounds are easily healed, and some will always leave scars. (References previous NON-CON situations.)