Filia has no memories, no purpose, and no emotions. When she finds herself kidnapped by rogue Sinestro Corp lanterns and subject to fear experiments, she discovers a power within herself that could change the universe. As questions begin to pile up with few answers to be found, Filia sets out on a journey to find her past. But will she like what she finds?

Extra scenes from within the Chemical Imbalance universe.

Silver made Grif a promise. Once her family was safe, she'd help find his sister. Well, now they're settled in Pantheon,and she has one last obligation before she can finally enter civilian life. Find Grif's sister. It can't be that hard, right? Of course, knowing their luck, there's going to be a catch.

In which Leonard Church finds himself in a bar when it's visited by the infamous mercenary/bounty hunter/assassin Texas. (Based on the song A Girl Named Tex by Trocadero.)

Carolina and Church have a lot in common. They're both the result of the selfishness of a very sad man. They're both technically dead and need to stay hidden because of it. And they've both lost a lot, mostly in the form of friends. Let's see if we can change one of those, shall we? (Co-written by lilfoxkit. Sequel to Chemical Imbalance.)

Project Freelancer wasn't the only group hoping to end the war. The UNSC funded many other experiments during this time, hoping to find the wonder cure to the Covenant problem. One such program was project Imbalance. When Imbalance's leader is also corrupt, it's subjects seek help from the only other people in the universe who might understand their betrayal; the reds and blues.

The world has lost someone special. Today we stand in tribute.

We all know why we were in Blood Gulch. Project Freelancer had answered that question. Still, sometimes it was hard to remember how we'd gotten there in the first place.

It all started with a question. Why are we here? But now, things have changed. Why we're here isn't that important anymore. Now, we all have to ask ourselves something even more important. What do you fight for?

Red like roses sounds so innocent, until you remember the color of blood.

As the enemy closes in, and there's no escape in sight, Grif and Simmons listen to their signature battle music.

My little brother and I started discussing what we think happened to Georgia. This is where it led me to. Hope you all enjoy! (Note: I kept the language to a minimum because of my little brother, but aside from that I tried to keep all the characters in character.)