jaskier | dandelion/original horse character(s)

At the very end Harriet goes back to the very beginning to right the wrongs and protect the ones she loves. !!!Currently under construction!!!

If Sif thinks she's going to get away with wedding Loki's idiot brother, then she's sorely mistaken... OR Thor is smarter than Loki thinks he is...

“So what if I ate the cheeseburger?” Tony shouts, throwing a wrench at Loki’s head. The bastard dodges it easily as he stalks closer. “That doesn’t mean I belong to you!” “Oh, not to me,” Loki says lowly, a smile like honey slowly spreading its way across his face. “But with me? Surely you’ve heard of Persephone.” “A cheeseburger isn’t some fucking mystical pomegranate, you smirking lunatic.” It isn’t, it just isn’t. Not even close. "You aren't even Greek!" he adds, throwing another wrench which is dodged just as easily. Loki spreads his hands wide, posing like the showman he is. “I think you’ll find that a pomegranate symbolizes the fruit of the dead. Your cheeseburger, made of dead flesh, was topped with fruit. It’s close enough for the symbolism to bind.” “Ah-hah! There’s no fucking fruit on a cheeseburger,” Tony says triumphantly, finger pointing accusingly at Loki. “I fucking win, no going back to crazy town with you. I stay here in my workshop, and you fucking leave before I call the Avengers.” “Oh Stark,” Loki murmurs, almost affectionately. “A tomato is a berry, you ignorant fool.” (Complete, but will be updated with little snippets occasionally)

Loki has always felt a little different on Asgard, cast out from his brother and his friends. But when he happens across a passage to Midgard, he finds himself under the bed of a hyper and overenthusiastic nine year old, Darcy Lewis, who is shocked there's a kid under her bed and not a monster. Loki soon learns that his new Midgardian friend shares not only his love of books, but also undying curiosity for the world around them. Together, they make monumental childhood discoveries, go on dangerous adventures, and get into heaps...and heaps...and heaps of trouble.

After Loki’s fall from the Bifrost, the wormhole threw him nearly half a millenia back in time in Midgard. Over the centuries, he has forged a new identity for himself and is content with his tenuous grasp on inner peace and he will do everything in his power never to return to Asgard, even if the most stubborn, tenacious god of thunder is trying to kick down his front door.

Odin must find a way to teach Thor humility, and he must find a way to teach Loki to be more than his brother’s shadow. The solution that comes to Odin is both fitting and terrible. He will make Loki Thor’s whipping boy.

Cas and Gabriel are two angels living among the human race. Michael has decided to make use of the angels drawn to human life, ordering them to play host to the few nephilim unable to make permanent homes for themselves. These hunters are forced to live nomadic lives as they protect humanity from evil. Two of these nephilim roam into the angels' town and they're forced to provide them with a place to stay... only days away from Heaven's nesting ceremony. The Winchesters are unlike any nephilim ever created, blessed by the two most powerful angels and able to unbind the seal on their wings by sheer willpower alone. Michael fears that willpower will also unbind the seal over their angelic abilities. To keep that from happening, he tries to force them into nesting with a more powerful angel beneath his command. The only problem is... the Winchesters have found interest in their hosts, who are most definitely not under Michael's thumb.

After the events of Infinity War, Thanos strikes a deal: Toni Stark is given the chance to make things more challenging for him. Joke’s on him, she’d do anything to see her superfamily again, though getting her plans all together… is proving to be more difficult than she planned. End-game Toni Stark/Stephen Strange

Loki hasn't been seen for nearly a year. The Avengers and SHIELD are worried he's plotting something big. When energy spikes lead them to an abandoned base, they are not prepared for what they find inside. Inside, they find Loki, only they are in what is obviously a nursery. Based on a prompt from NorseKink.

Lucifer should have known better. They're called gods for a reason, and he's killed one of their own. He's not the only one plotting, and some plans are far closer to fruition than his own.

We last saw Loki seated on the throne of Asgard, disguised as his adoptive father Odin and, by all appearances, happy and secure. Why, then, does Tony Stark find him crash-landed in Central Park, guarding three tiny babies he claims are his own. Is the god of lies telling the truth for once? Where have the babies actually come from, and what has made Loki so desperate that he'd not only beg for Tony's help, but actually swear a blood oath to him?

McGonagall quiets everyone down before asking, "Who are you?" in a tight voice. "We wish no quarrel with you, nor do we pose any threat." The oldest says smoothly. "We are here for our sister." Hela cannot believe her eyes. Her brothers are here, in her school. She has missed them so much. She is also slightly angry at them for barging in like this.

In which Loki was never bad, Thor and Loki have kids, and everyone goes trick or treating. Loki can be giving when he wants to be. Prompt by http://wal-martin-freeman.tumblr.com/ : "f you ship them with kids, how about Thorki getting introduced to halloween and taking the kids trick or treating for the first time?"