Three hundred years is a long to spend on a spaceship, and the humans who can't sleep their way to their destination have to entertain themselves somehow. Durandal just wishes it was actually entertaining.

When half the life-support systems are out and the temperature is dropping rapidly, desperate measures are sometimes called for. Blanketfic, sort of.

Oneshot: Binary. As in, the type of code AIs used. As in, composed of two pieces, or two parts. As in, those pieces or parts being linked. As in, pieces or parts that included Leela and the security officer she guided through the 'Marathon'. Two pieces. Two parts. And in her mind, drawing ever closer...

Time is limited. For you, it is limited by the breakdown of the neurons in your brain. I have no such limitations. I am limited only by the closure of the universe. – Durandal, "Colony Ship For Sale, Cheap"

Infinity fix-it; maybe the security officer doesn't want to go. T for language and spoilers for Infinity, naturally.

Durandal wakes up the security officer with the news that by S'pht custom, they're married. He takes it about as well as could be expected. T for cursing and lots of it; post-Marathon 2 timeline (W'rkncacnter, what W'rkncacnter?).

Durandal doesn't mind the cursing. He does mind stupid cyborgs thinking that a productive working relationship means they've become friends. T for swearing and references to violence.

Oneshot: At the least, there's three stages to Rampancy - melancholia, anger and jealousy. As Traxus IV demonstrated, other side-effects include homicide and a tendency to quote '2001: A Space Odyssey.'

Oneshot: Mars. Named after the Roman god of war. And over the course of its strained relationship with Earth, it was a namesake the red planet lived up to.

Oneshot: Some things are broken, some are not, and sometimes, it's hard to tell. Leela didn't know whether the cyborg was broken. And if he was, she didn't know if he could be fixed.

Oneshot: Like Durandal, Leela had eternity on her side, thanks to the computer networks of the vylae. Like Durandal, she found herself intrigued by the cyborg she'd guided on the 'Marathon.' Unlike Durandal however, she was far more direct in this regard.

Tycho sends evil clones of MarathonGuy to steal the celebration known as "Exmas". Gasp! Will our hero be able to beat two to one odds and save Exmas? How many Bobs will get it? Will there be alliterating alliteration?

Oneshot: The security officer had no idea why he was on L'ho'won, or what Durandal hoped to achieve there. Still, at least he could comprehend his first point of call on the ruined world.

Poem: Captured by the pfhor, Leela knew she was without hope of rescue or mercy. Unlike Durandal and Tycho however, she would remain loyal to the end.

Oneshot: Melancholia, anger, jealousy and meta-stability. These are the stages of Rampancy. And Traxus IV was no exception...

Oneshot: To what extent is an AI an individual? Are they capable of more than utilitarian interaction? Do they possess personalities? As a conversation with Leela shows, the answers are quite enlightening...

Oneshot: The colonization of the Solar System was slow but steady, human life coming to be established on worlds other than Earth. However, as the Misriah Massacre demonstrated, the UESC was equally adept at bringing death as well...

Based on good game by Bungie. Takes place 785 years before the original Marathon game. A genetically enhanced soldier roams a Jovian space-station, wishing to live a normal life, until events begin to become more exciting... and dangerous

Aboard the colony ship Joyeuse, everything is falling apart. Parasitic alien creatures have taken most of the ship, aided by the rogue AI Phobos, isolating the crew.

This is based on my 'still working on' total conversation of marathon destiny. Chapter 1 is UP! May contain some swearing in later chapters

Cancelled due to lack of time