"A-Xu. I just got doused in boiling broth from shoulder to fingertips, I smell overwhelmingly of chicken soup and I almost killed you. The sun rises over the pool, feathers shine like jewels, it is a beautiful day." OR: Relatively mundane kitchen disasters escalate in surprising ways at Four Season Manor.

Wen Kexing has finally gone up a step on the promotional ladder of Ghost Valley, mainly by booting everybody off (and skinning, and beheading) who was in his way. Nobody ever found out how much it cost him to do so apart from his trusted confidant, adopted sister and maid servant Gu Xiang.

After Berlin, the task force is more or less destroyed. However, Berlin keeps quiet, and life continues…and so does Reddingston's list. There's always another criminal to catch. This one forces Ressler to go undercover, with the rest of the team for backup. Only Ressler was never narco, and sending someone that dedicated undercover might not be a very good idea.

Basically, this is the mandatory hypothermia fic. During a suspect hunt, Ressler does another one of his 'run and jump in after them' actions, but this time it's winter and it's a very bad idea.

At the end of The Kingmaker, Lizzie shows up at Ressler's door because she has nowhere else to go. Ressler doesn't really know what to do with a bawling Lizzie, but in the end things work themselves out. Tie-in to the Rinse and Repeat series.

Both Lizzie and Ressler have had things happening to them recently, that have left them deeply miserable. And perhaps Ressler isn't coping as effectively as Lizzie thought, and perhaps getting drunk with him might be the perfect way to deal with her own personal demons. Or maybe it's just a really bad idea. (pre episode 19)

Reddington, Ressler, Keen and Dembe take off for Mexico for another Blacklist case. While Lizzie and Dembe are taking care of business in Piedras Negras, Reddington and Ressler meet with a contact near Cuatro Ciénegas. However, things rapidly take a turn for the worse when Ressler gets shot, again, and Red has to use of his considerable talents to get the two of them out.

One-shot sequel to Eastern Policies. Lex is generous, Metropolis is hot, Lois is wearing too little and Clark is acting weird. There must be a connection somewhere.

Sequel to Blockage. Lex and Chloe go to China for business purposes, but soon all things go to hell and it's up to Clark, Lois and General Lane to get both of them out.

After finding out that LuthorCorp pollution caused what's become known as 'Cradle Cancer', Lex guiltily funds research to cure the kids. However, the Kryptonite-based treatment has freaky effects, not wholly unforeseen.

The pilgrimage of Braska, Auron and Jecht, starting at the point that Jecht is made into an Aeon by Yunalesca. Following chapter will relate the fight against Sin, Auron's fight with Yunalesca, and his plans of getting to the modern Zanarkan

StargateFarscape X-over. SG-1 literally bumps into Moya on a mission and has to work together with the crew to save the Tok'Ra from a terrible disease introduced by Anubis.

Marauder time. The breakout of a virus in the Forest has repercussions for Moony. Peter has issues. James and Sirius enjoy being obnoxious.

Adrian feels his body is somehow falling apart. Lysander discovers what his father is and that he has some rather cool powers himself. He and Christian go to Russia to meet with disaster.

The final day has come...and gone. Who won is unclear, who survived is another question. Those who are still alive try to find reasons to live on.

Just a little moody picture of the castle and its inhabitants

Maria and Richter find a way to render Alucard human-but blessings are not always a blessing, and vampires don't like churches overly much.

Sequel to Fighting Evil. Adrian and Maria have a son, Lysander, Adrian's father returns, and both Richter and the Dhampire will have to bring sacrifices...