After three years spent with dismantling Moriarty's web, Sherlock finally returns to London - and to John. John, however, after three years of thinking his best friend dead, does not react as expected and is not ready to forgive him, but sends Sherlock, alone and in need of his friend, away. When John finally comes to his senses, it might be too late./Prompt fill. Angsty.

One in a million, that's how one's chances stand to survive being shot in the neck, with a lot of luck and with the bullet destroying nothing vital. One in a million. Everything John Watson can do now is to hope that Sherlock is the one./ One-shot.

It cannot get any worse, John has assumed originally. Lost their suspect, got lost themselves, nothing but cold and snow and trees surrounding them. Well, he is wrong. A so far unpleasant situation suddenly turns into a possibly life-threatening one, and soon John finds himself, together with Lestrade, facing a race against the clock to save his best friend's life. Prompt fill.

The battle is over, the day has been won. The Green Death is dead, the three-hundred year long war has finally ended. But even the greatest of victories always come with cleanup, and sometimes it can be rather gruesome. Follows directly after the battle sequence in the movie. Rated for gore.

While out on patrol, Arthur, Gwaine, and Leon come across an abandoned building, but soon discover that's not the only thing that's been abandoned

Dean is a young, vibrant hunter with a keen sense of purpose, itching to prove himself. When a sudden, catastrophic illness strikes him down, Heaven and Earth collide in a desperate race to save his life. Teen!Chesters. Sick!Dean. COMPLETE

A badly injured Sherlock waits for help to arrive. Naturally, he's more concerned with the whereabouts of his scarf.

Some things go deeper than training and orders, like watching your brother's back. Which is why he should never have let Dean go in alone.

Wee!Chesters: Dean 17, Sam 13. A hunt leaves John incapacitated and Sam and Dean frantically searching for a solution. Sam likes the plan a lot less than Dean does. Stupid, reckless, heroic older brothers. Angst-fest and Dean!Whump, if you're into that...

Set in Season 2. Sam wants back to Stanford so Dean joins a group of hunters to kill Wendigoes. When they go missing in the woods Sam puts his plans on hold to find his brother. But is he prepared for the thing that awaits him?

Arthur--the strapping, independent, golden prince--gains a bit of insight about how much Merlin, flaws included, means to him. As usual when I write , Arthur learns the hard way.

The title is part of an old saying referring to the potentially disastrous consequences of letting seemingly small responsibilities go. Humans are, and have always been the frailest of creatures, Merlin, despite his magic, is no exception.

The first time Dean had a brush with death, it wasn’t a ghost, a werewolf, a monster or a demon. It wasn’t even a car crash or an accidental electrocution. It was just a common childhood illness. Plenty of sick and limp Dean Weechester to go around.

I thought I had seen everything there was to see in my job. And then I met those two men, and learned that there was a whole world of things I had never seen or known.

When 13 year old Dean and 9 year old Sam share the same dream where each sees their father killing the other, the boys are forced to take drastic measures when John returns from a hunt not quite "himself"...

Someone is collecting unusual children. Children rather like Sam. Unfortunately, Dean and Sam discover why.

Murders at a college campus lead the brothers on a ghost hunt where Dean seems likely to become the next victim. M for language and violence.

Dean is haunted by the flashbacks from a hunt that took place after Sam left for Stanford. He can't remember the details but something is wrong and what he can't recall can hurt him.