Set after the ep The Initiative but before he went to Buffy for help, Spike gets brutally raped. Willow finds him and offers the cold-blooded vampire something that might change him more than the violations... compassion.

Giles sends Willow back in time to change the battle with Glory. Willow takes Spike with her. But their plan doesn't go well and they are stuck with the consequences.

Clarke, Murphy, Octavia, Lincoln, and Bellamy go on a perilous journey. Their first destination is Svalbard Global Seed Vault, their second, someplace they can settle down and grow their own food.

{This is totally AU. As in very very little is actually taken from the show. I try to keep Clarke, Murphy and Raven as close to IC as I can given the differences in the world.} Murphy, Clarke and Raven are forced to live in quarters with only one bunk due to consolidation on the Ark as it breaks down and prepares to colonize the moon in hopes of indefinite survival in space.

Drusilla's aware that her mind isn't right, and knows how that happened. In the episode Crush, she works some magic to send Willow back in time to help her when she couldn't help herself.

An unkillable Spike makes a demand and a sacrifice is made out of love.

The Season 2 that never happened. So there's a couple opening chapters to get the gang back together and then if I continue it'll be case of the week.

At the end of 4.09 Chuck vs Phase Three, the electric lobotomy works. The only personal information Chuck remembers is that he loves Sarah. His world is the intersect, spying, and Sarah. Nothing more and nothing less.

Things are better and worse for criminals of the Ark, but mostly worse. Three strangers get close while locked up, and don't meet until they reach the ground.

All wronged by Thelonious, Clarke, Wells, and Murphy have to survive on the streets. Can they pull themselves out of the gutter or will they drown there?

Clarke and Murphy have been friends for as long as either of them remember. Through thick and thin, they'll stick together.

Fred thinks of way to save baby Connor from the Quor'Toth.

When it's the apocalypse to end all apocalypses, who can you trust?

Between season 2 and 3 a love lorn and drunk Spike returns to Sunnydale where he finds a witch about to travel through time. He wants to go to Prague, but the spell goes awry and angsty hi-jinx ensue.

Willow just spent the last few thousand years (or one Earth summer) stuck in Acathla's hell with a souled Drusilla, Angel, and Spike. Now that they're back, the gang has to get used to a very different Willow and her relationship with the vampires.

Wolfram and Hart can never be trusted. The amulet they sent with Angel to the Hellmouth does not close the Hellmouth, it sends all that touched the light back in time. Now teenagers, Willow and Buffy strive to change things for the better. But this wasn't a gift. It was a curse.

Death is the Rule, so Living is the Exception. After Anya's tribe infected the remaining Sky People with their own version of Hemorrhagic Fever, something no one from space could have an immunity to, the few survivors are forced to run from all Trigedakru straight into the Dead Zone, hoping to reach the fabled City of Light. How many of them will be an Exception to the Rule?

There are no soft vampires. Not anymore. The game has begun, and Willow's the prize. Can Buffy save her best friend, or will Willow agree to be turned before that can happen? Canon Divergent from Angelus grabbing Willow in the hallway in Innocence.

Too many players in this game of chess make for high stakes and interesting bedfellows.

Clarke left and only found insanity and John Murphy, who she'd follow anywhere. This story ends where Clarke and John's story ends. The rest my friends is left to your imagination.

The ghost of Glory and Buffy's death in "The Gift" leave a long shadow over the gang. Will her return bring back the sun or a never-ending night? What happens when all they've built comes falling down around them? Does that help or hurt? Warning: DARK

Clarke's been around since before the war wondering when humans will come home.

A letter gets handed down through the centuries, telling of two methods to end the troubles. (Does diverge from canon, but I tried to keep it within the realm of believability.) Written as part of the Troubled Tales Haven Fic Exchange for Rabbitt.

Bellamy wants to give Octavia as much of a life as he can, but can't live with what they've done. And Clarke wants to save Murphy from the stigma of being a mass murderer at age 15 when it was self-defense. Discontinued.

Nearly 200 years ago a Hellmouth opened. The world was swallowed by demons and darkness. A few countries foresaw this happening and collected the DNA of the warriors that fought against this type of darkness the best. It took more than a century to get cloning perfected, but they're hoping they managed in enough time to save the remaining humans on the Ark in space. Discontinued.

"Trying to send him to a specific place is sort of like ... like ... trying to hit a ... puppy, by throwing a live bee at it." Only in this case we're talking about a her, Vampire Willow. And takes everyone there with her. Diverges from canon at the spell to send Vampire Willow back to her own dimension.

The title Slayer of Slayers is more apt and he and his family wreck the Scoobies. Told from Willow's POV.

To try and ensure peace, Clarke and Bellamy join the Grounders on Unity Day. CG/BB/JM & CG/An

Nikita and Caroline, homeless for different reasons, find themselves framed for murder and taken to Section where they're recruited to be Dolls. The Dolls are Operatives that do whatever the Machine and Section send them to do: take down big players before they get big, terrorists, or just baddies that the cops can't get. (Person of Interest included.)

Canon Divergence starting at the beginning of His Sister's Keeper. Clarke gets captured by a Grounder Tribe. The same tribe that has Murphy. Can they get along enough to help each other survive? And what will happen to the others from the 100?

A vignette of an AU where Murphy's a drug addict in current times.