Hardened by his losses, bitter to the world, Endymion wanted two things most. To possess Serenity once more, and to finally have the revenge he’d been craving for, for more than a thousand years.

She couldn't wake up even if she wanted to.

Co-written with cowgirlnoir: When Devotion is Beyond Hope, Addiction Fills the Void. Spike. Faye. In canon. In character. In each other's pants.

COMPLETE: Brotherhood. Violence. Politics. Sex. Revenge. Love. Betrayal. Jazz. Spike, Julia and Vicious' lives before 2068, assembled from the photo album of still images in the series. Rated for language, violence, drug use and sexual content.

(Updated: Ch. 9 & 10) - Everything is fated before we were born. We are born as planned, we live as planned, we die as planned. This is the story of a man who denied fate and those left in his wake.

They're about the same.. Spike and Faye, at their best. Oneshot.

(Finished!) I give up on summaries, it's impossible for this story, this is a story that Bebop fans should read -- plain and simple, that's who it relates to. (Ok...I'm not gonna beg but please review if you bother to read it)

"If I could have been your angel, I would have found a way to fly." Faye struggles as Spike returns. When something is not meant to be, is it still worth fighting for? *Heed the rating, please.

Love. A powerful thing. It can feel wonderful one moment, terrible the next. But how do we pick the people we love? Why is it that one person can make us experience the hardest emotion in the human mind? Why did Spike choose Julia?

Tragedy shows sides of people not usually seen. What happens when a grief stricken Raye turns to one she thought she lost and when a guilt burdened Mina tries to regain the trust she lost? The line between friend and enemy is easily blurred. And crossed.

A reporter attempts to track down the surviving crew from the Bebop, and to discover the final fate of iconic bounty hunter Spike Spiegel. Completed.