Just…silence. And the universe would be whole and complete." Sanzo muses on the nature of completion. One-shot.

Hakkai doesn't know how to deal with children anymore.

Hakkai gets a job and Gojyo seems overwhelmed with relief. More internal monologue than most can or should endure.

AU. A young monk in training finds a rather unusual book, and a chain of events goes very wrong. A retelling of Saiyuki from a different point of view. Add a connection. Subtract a character. This is what happens.

Gojyo has a bad night, sometime after the Kamisama arc. Sometimes the worst dreams aren't about the big things, sometimes the deepest scars are the ones that can't be seen. Gen, with possible hints of still in denial 585 if you squint at it just right.

Love and hate.. two things so convoluted you can't make the distinction.... KougaijiXHakkai

Not proofread. Quickly written, subject to revision. Hakkai explains to Gojyo what tragedy is. Three years later, Gojyo understands.

Sometimes, the worst demons we confront are the ones we see in ourselves. Prompted by the line “Against my will I stand beside my own reflection” from “Crawling” by Linkin Park. Gokucentric

His skin felt like it was burning, :things: wriggling beneath it, spiralling and undulating outwards, across his chest, down his legs, up his neck and over his face, like ink spreading in a pool of water. 2nd in series.

Four seaons, in the lives of the Saiyuki boys. Hakkai is Spring, the death of winter. Previously Shunkashuutou. Finally finished.

The Dragon King finds his Marshall's laboratory coat fascinating.

Quick POV from Sanzo, from Saiyuki. Just a mindset study.

Sanzo POV, mild Hakkai implications. If Sanzo was any better at interpersonal communication, he wouldn't be Sanzo.

About Gojyo. And Hakkai. And why sometimes you have to die before you can live.

To see the world in a grain of sand takes an active imagination - of which Hakkai Cho is thankfully possessed. This story contains clinical insanity of various forms. Warning: AU. Note: rating changed for language.

A Saiyuki fic. Dark. Because Ukoku Sanzo can never quite leave well enough alone.

The other view on Those Pretty, Pretty Eyes. What do you do when your lover wears a stranger's face....or is it the other way around? Oneshot, complete. ST3, mentions of 93. Strong T: beware.

What happens at the end of it all? Why, this, of course....a simple conversation. 39 and another pairing. A divergence at the end of the story. T for themes.

Summary : Love is disturbance, sacrifice, devotion, action, sun, suicide, instinct, need, pain and so much other things… Short POVs at various times of the manga, Yaoi hinted.

Hakkai and Sanzo attempt to answer the question: Can we truly be bound by nothing? Yaoi SanzoXHakkai [38] with implied HakkaiXGojyo [85] and implied SanzoXGoku [39]. Dark. Written for LJ Community AntiOTPFicathon

A death sends Hakkai down the path of deja vu and a thousand deaths but the ending might not be the same. Character death, 85 implications, dark.

Madness creeps slowly upon even those it spared, and even mercy killers know the meaning of guilt. And he can remember the children.......Yakumo centric. Fairly dark.

The nature of a weapon is the nature of its wielder, and the wonderful thing about guns is that they can point in any direction. Rating upped after Hitode's review

Brief character drabbles sung to the tune of the Seven Deadly Sins. No more than three hundred words each.

Its not the journey that makes the destination worth while. Drabbles.