toothiana

Some children are afraid of the dark. But not all. There are those children who find comfort and protection in the dark. No one can get to them then. They are safe. Their protector comes with the shadows, not the light.In which Pitch Black is also the Guardian of Abused Children.

Jack Frost just wants to be seen. A little hard, when you're a myth among myths, and not even your fellow spirits can see you. It only gets harder when the Man in the Moon decides Jack is to be a Guardian. But how is that even possible, when the only thing that even knows you exist is a little tooth fairy?(Or: Jack's heart breaks a lot, Baby Tooth is a damn good friend, and Bunny will eventually make away like a bandit with Jack Frost.)

Twenty two years have passed since the defeat of Pitch, and Jack lives alone, touch-starved, with only the company of a solitary Nightmare. One evening the Man in the Moon sets him on a path that will lead him to unexpected relationships, draw the attention of the Guardians to a new coalition of villains, and challenge Jack's every notion of what it is to be good, evil, and what it is to live in the shadows.

Jack Frost is the world's biggest slut. Everyone knows it. The nymphs know it, the fey know it, the satyrs know it, the Guardians know it. It's funny then, that Jack's actually a three hundred year-old virgin and trying to keep that a secret. (Apparently virgins are a hot commodity in the world of magic and myths.) Not hard, when you smell like sex all the time. (Thank you magic potion.) Too bad no one told Jack that unicorns are hard to hide things from. (Or: Jack's a scared virgin in a world of people who want to molest him, Bunny sticks his foot in his mouth, and unicorns come to the rescue. I'm serious.)

“Ya see, Sandy?” Bunnymund is saying. “Quit your worrying. The kid says he’s fine.” And almost, it ends there. Almost, they go their separate ways and let it stand for another four years, or another three hundred, for even Sanderson wonders whether he has been mistaken, after all. But Jack is agreeing with the Guardian of Hope, carrying obliviously onward. “Am I ever,” the boy says, fervently. “The 21st century’s great. You wouldn’t believe what people just throw out these days.” The admission comes like a wave striking rocks on a stony shore; it raises icy splashes of dread wherever its spray hits. Three horrified stares – and one that is not so terribly surprised – turn to the boy’s face. The spirit of winter falters to a stop, the reaction not the one he had anticipated. “What?” he asks.

To anyone who notices Jack Frost they only see a young and bright spirit that is not believed in. Hardly worth more than a glance, if that. To Pitch Black however, he is something more. So much more.

Soldier in training Jack Overland is approaching the day of his initiation, finally he’ll learn how to fight back against the living darkness and serve the Tsar and Tsarina Lunanoff. More importantly, maybe it will get him closer to Royal Admiral Kozmotis Pitchiner, Jack’s hero, champion of the people. If only anything ever worked out the way it should.

Jack and Bunny are caught fighting one too many times and North decides to do something about it.

Defeated by the Unseelie Court, Jack resolves to change his fate and undo the losses he's experienced, by taking back what's been taken from him. Dealing with diminished powers, loss and trauma, Jack will face new darknesses and deal with old shadows in order to search for moments of light and love. He will face the challenge of learning how to navigate a world not so black and white. (SEQUEL to From the Darkness We Rise.)

She lets out a nervous little laugh and backs away. 'I am delusional. You are obviously a figment of my imagination. Anna's ridiculous engagement has gotten to me. Now I'm creating men.' She gives him an appraising sort of look. 'I could have done worse, I suppose.'

Legends and fairy tales, magic and myths, and—at the center of it all—a story of a young, future-Queen and her young, ageless-Guardian; a girl cursed with fear and a god frozen in time, and all of the reasons why seeing isn't always at the heart of believing. { A dash of angst, a touch of fluff, and a whole lifetime of pain and love and hope, all spiraled into a series of drabbles, ficlets, and one-shots; an on-going Jelsa fanfiction of—literally—epic proportions. }

Callaghan is behind bars, but Tadashi's work is far from over. The Man in the Moon thrust him into this position for a reason but failed to let him know what that reason was, and once again he finds himself muddling along for answers as Nightmares run rampant through the streets. But it takes more than fire and magic to make a Guardian, and when a new (yet old) threat threatens those that Tadashi holds dear, he comes to understand just what he is capable of, and what it means for everyone he loves. (Sequel to Lighting Candles)

After the battle with Pitch, Jack realizes that the Tooth Box he found isn't really his. Naturally he decides to find his real memories. That ends up being the easy part; the hard part is coming to terms with not truly being human at all and trying to preserve whatever he can of his true heritage.

Jack is going through a very rough patch. A very rough patch... this time there are trolls involved. Bunny is also going through a rough patch, and where did this blizzard even come from? He's also of the opinion that trolls are really annoying and he hates bullies. This is what happens when their paths cross.

Sequel to Courting Spring Aster and the boys have been together for decades now, they're comfortable in their relationship, and things are good. Jack is the Herald of Winter and Jokul is the Nightmare King, and they may not stay out of trouble, but Aster would trust them with not only his own life, but the lives of any of the children under his care, he trusts them that much. But while things are going well and the future looks bright, there is someone who is determined to put an end to all that cheerful outlook and steal the power of Fear for themselves.

Jamie's watched Jack for years. He's charming, and brave, and fun, and compassionateandwonderfulandbeautiful. He loves Jack. But the Guardians aren't taking care of Jack. He keeps getting hurt taking care of others. Someone needs to take care of Jack. And who better than his first believer? And if he has to keep Jack locked up to do it...it's all to keep him safe, right? Even if Jack doesn't agree. Kink meme de-anon. Original Prompt: http://rotg-kink.dreamwidth.org/2389.html?thread=4147029#cmt4147029

For three hundred years, no one took much notice of Jack. But now he's not the only one who is wondering WHY. As the Guardians come together around their winter child, they discover so much more to the story… and the answer may very well hold the entire world in the balance. Full plot, not one-shots. H/C, Fluff, Adventure, Family (no pairings).

Or 'Why Bunny Should Avoid Amity Park'. After all, white-haired boys with ice powers that can fly aren't exactly easy to come by, so this new kid has to at least be related to one Jack Frost...right?

In which four of the Guardians are rejected by Pitch Black, and one is not, and the reprecussions there of.

And there’s only the music That plays on and on, Yes there’s only the music The heartaches are gone We can stand close together While the world dances by ‘cuz there’s only the music Between you and I. Though pain and joy, victory and loss, Jack has danced through life. He doesn't know it yet, but it's given him quite a reputation - one he and the Guardians are only now learning about. Fill for the Dancing Fool prompt on Round 3 of the kink meme.

Instead of leaving Jack in the ice cavern, Pitch takes him home. What does Pitch have planned for the innocent Frost boy? Will he choose to make him fear or make him see? ~ "Now, let's try this again, Jack. Join me and I'll let you go.." "And if I say no?" "Then I'll make you regret ever interfering. I will make you fear." [DISCONTINUED]