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When Commander Shepard destroys the Reapers, she expects to die along with them. She does not expect to wake up in a strange, medieval world where people mistake her biotics for magic. Her plan is to find Liara, who accompanied her to the Crucible, and find her way home — providing she can outwit the grumpy Templar chasing her. Starting in Kirkwall just before the Mage rebellion and then skipping on through to Inquisition, get ready for two old soldiers struggling to redeem themselves and the slowest of burns.

Based on prompts here by doctor-derektionstein and clarkoholic. Derek Hale and Oliver Queen are best friends who work out together once a week at HAO Gym. Stiles Stilinski works the front desk and is convinced they’re together which sucks because he is totally attracted to Derek. Felicity Smoak comes crashing into Stiles’ life and the two instantly become BFFs and bond over their attraction to billionaires who are out of their league. … or something like that. I tried.

Anna Elizabeth Wayne was seven years old when she left Gotham. So was Annabeth Chase. Ten, almost eleven years later, only Annabeth returns. *** AKA, it's that 'Annabeth is Bruce Wayne's daughter' trope that I'm hopping on a few years late

After being fired from the L.A. police department, Detective Dan Espinoza, found his true calling as Agent Dan Espinoza of S.H.I.E.L.D. Everything in life was going well until Loki tore a hole in reality and tried to take over New York City. Even after Loki was stopped, something still wasn't right. Figures from Dan's past are now showing up at his new job causing chaos and mayhem. The repercussions of Loki’s war stretch further than anticipated as Heaven and Hell decide to weigh in.

"The shepherd's lost, and his home is far.Keep to the stars, for one day soon, the dawn will come." She falls from the sky, and now she must close it. Commander Shepard wakes up confused and alone on a strange planet with no idea how she got there. She thought she was dead. She should be dead, but she's not.Again.But with a tear in the sky and strange creatures coming out of it, she might soon be dead if she's not careful. She decides she has to save another world.Again.Honestly, can't the universe just give her a break?

This is a riff on a "Criminal Minds" episode - a redux, if you will, of 1x18, also known as "Somebody's Watching" (or, if you're like me and enjoy assigning "Friends"-esque titles to things, The One When Reid Falls Into A Pool). Essentially, Joe's being stalked by a psychotic killer who shoots people in the head, Reid and the gang investigate, and there are some surprising developments along the way.

It's a lot easier to forget your past when it isn't being shoved in your face in the form of invading Chitauri. (Or: How Darcy Got Her Groove Back. And Her Name. And A Bonus Archer...or something like that.)

When you love someone, and your skin brushes against theirs, colours bloom on their hands. Damian's hands are utterly, completely, blank. And that breaks Dick's heart. (Can be read as a standalone)

Gojo Satoru’s plan to reform jujutsu society via the younger generation was on the move. Zen’in Maki, Kinji Hakari, and Fushiguro Megumi were all promising students and got stronger every day. If he was patient, he’d have someone new to call an equal. Gojo just had to wait. Or maybe not. He’d shouldn’t have been surprised; this was all part of the plan after all. He just didn’t expect them to take the form of a trans-dimensional, all-powerful, psychic six-year-old with a bowl cut. Gojo wasn’t sure how he felt about this, especially since the kid would need careful supervision to prevent any property damage or bodily harm via emotional psychic outbursts. Ultimately, it didn’t matter how he felt: Kageyama Shigeo needed a teacher and Gojo Satoru needed powerful students. That's all there is to it. Or maybe not.

Peter Benjamin Parker would like nothing more than a break. Between balancing an internship at Stark Industries, a pair of suddenly sticky hands, and his friend from summer camp making an appearance, he's still determining when he will catch one. or Athena was worshipped as the goddess of wisdom and craft, especially spinning and weaving. The Parker Curse has a cruel sense of humor.