By twelve, Chuuya would kill for him. By fourteen, Chuuya would go to war for him. By sixteen, Chuuya was ready to die for him. By eighteen, Chuuya was ready to destroy everything to save Dazai. And isn't that just the problem.

How do you cure a Knight of Hell who doesn't want to be saved? Dean/Castiel, Season 10. Demon!Dean

The Apocalypse is over, the Winchesters have won, but there is still closure to find for the heroes. An epilogue for the Before the Fall 'Verse.

Heaven has turned its back on the Earth. Crowley and Lucifer's forces are battling openly. Hunters are being picked off in droves, and the Winchesters, Castiel and Bobby are left trying to determine how to stop the end of the world when destiny and fate play no part in it. Season Finale of the Before the Fall Verse.

The world is ending. Somehow, this involves pop-culture references, movies, marriage, wrestling, and quality family time. The boys are not Legolas and Gimli, no matter how long Sam grows his hair. Sleepless nights are spent arguing movies that Castiel is required to see, as a novice to humanity. Cas may or may not be Liv Tyler, and Darth Vader is not an acceptable rolemodel.

Castiel's bag seems to acquire trash and scraps and receipts. It takes a while for Dean to understand what they mean.

As captivity goes, it's not the worst Castiel has ever suffered. Following a rough few weeks, Dean keeps Castiel at the camp until they can work out their issues. Bobby and Sam are just hoping it doesn't turn into an actual fight between the fallen angel and his hunter. Before the Fall Verse.

Castiel is growing used to ignoring the looks cast at him in Camp Chitaqua: as a fallen angel in a camp full of hunters, he expects it. He didn't consider, however, that they were watching Dean as well, or why. Before the Fall 'Verse. Oneshot.

When demonic omens appear in a community outside of Salt Lake City, the boys, Bobby, and Castiel find themselves back in the front lines of the war between Heaven and Hell. Before the Fall 'Verse, Destiel, Fallen Castiel.

Dean plans to give Castiel his first Christmas as a human, and make Sam and Bobby celebrate the holiday. Things don't cooperate as they should, but when do the Winchesters ever do things as they're supposed to? Non-explicit Dean/Castiel. Gratuitous wintery snowball violence. Graphic eyesecks (because it IS a Destiel story). And a tree dies horrifically. Before the Fall 'Verse.

On a cold December night, Dean wakes up from nightmares to find Castiel has had one of his own. Before the Fall 'Verse, fallen Castiel hunting with the Winchesters, oneshot stand-alone, Destiel.

The Winchesters and Cas head to San Antonio, the most haunted city in the US, after a phone call from an acquaintance of their father's. What kind of monster is killing homeless people and leaving body parts in a downtown park? "Before the Fall" 'Verse: newly mortal Cas in an alternate Season 7, no Leviathan. Established Destiel with fully developed episodic plot and new monsters.

When Cas and Dean end up in lockup for falsely impersonating police officers on a case, something clicks for Dean: he's fallen for a guy. Established Destiel, non-explicit romantic themes. Relationship study: one part conflict to three parts fluff and a sprinkling of violence. No spoilers, set after S.6. Mortal/human Cas, fallen and learning to be a hunter with the Winchesters

Fallen, mortal, and starting as a Hunter with the Winchesters, Castiel is learning to be human and Dean how to live. Set after Season 6, no Leviathans, quick one-shot follow-up to my completed story "Before the Fall," but can be read as a stand-alone. Character study and relationship study, with non-explicit Destiel.

It's the last act of a fledgling wrathful god, as a penitent Castiel throws himself from Heaven and into mortality, ripping himself from his Grace. Now, the brothers are hunted by Heaven and Hell and looking for that Grace before Crowley or the Angels can go nuclear in their war. Published daily. Set between seasons 6 and 7, no Leviathan, eventual Destiel, now Complete.

The Eleventh Doctor, River Song, and the Doctor's daughter Jenny on the TARDIS. Adventure, chaos, and family squabbles ensue. Set immediately after the end of Season 6, a sequel to "Wars of our Fathers."

The adventures of the Eleventh Doctor and Jenny, reunited between the 5th and 6th series. Fun, snark, personal conflict, action, adventure, war, domestics, comedy, tragedy, and family-the Doctor's Daughter joins her father and the Ponds on the TARDIS.

Semantics, technicalities, personal pronouns, time indicators and other frustrating aspects of being human. Adaptation to life as a human isn't easy. Pt 1: 10.5/Rose. Pt 2: 10.5 meets 11, as he rewinds through his past. Snarking ensues.

The Fall of Arcadia. The end of the Last Great Time War. And the birth of a new man, who will always be defined by it. Very dark. The regeneration of the Eighth Doctor into the Ninth.

The characters of Fringe are all running from something, and we're going back to the beginning to examine their secrets, fears and failures. New chapter's up from Walter's perspective.

Perception is largely an emotional response. How we feel affects how we see the world. --- My first Fringe fic, a study of the ending of Jacksonville. Just a drabble, but I'm testing the waters.

The hunt for Gormagon takes a bad turn directly to the Jeffersonian, putting Brennan in the Hospital sorting through her memories to find her way home. B&B, please read and review!

A missing scene from Deathly Hallows, featuring Tonks and Lupin. Please read and review!