Tessa Newell fell in with the Seven to do a job. She didn't anticipate what that job would cost her. When the dust settles, she's still alive, but she's walking wounded. When they ask her to go with them, she does. It's not like she has anyone left to go to now. Slowly, they draw her back into the world of the living. Vasquez/OC. **SPOILERS IN REVIEWS**

[Die glorreichen Sieben, 1960] Ist ein Leben als Revolverheld wirklich so erstrebenswert, wie Chico es sich vorstellt? Chris würde sich für ihn wünschen, dass er sich davon abwendet ... (Chris' POV)

[Magnificent Seven, 1960] Chico is young and proud. He reminds Chris of other men who were just like him. Those men are long gone. (Chris' POV) (This drabble is a translation of my German drabble "Stolz", hope you like it :)

[Die glorreichen Sieben, 1960] Wie könnten sich Chris und Britt kennengelernt haben? Vin will es wissen und schließlich packt sein Freund aus. (Chris' POV)

"So how did you two meet?" - The two tales Goodnight has about meeting Billy, the one he tells everyone, and the one that only they know. Goodnight x Billy; Goodnight Billy; Goolly

Después de cinco años de la batalla en Rose Creek, Vásquez regresa al pueblo para cerrar su ciclo con aquel hombre dueño de sus pensamientos, recordándolo con nostalgia y expresando su gran miedo de olvidarlo... OneShot Post-Película

Mama always said to let sleeping babes lie. Slice-of-life oneshot set some months after Rose Creek, in the happy AU where everybody lives and nobody dies. Heavy on the friendships, but no slash intended. Enjoy!

For eight years, Goodnight has known Billy, ever since he came barreling into his life in a Texas bar. For eight years, Billy has listened to all of Goodnight's spiels and soliloquies, but not once has Goodnight uttered a single word about what life was like before the war. But they both know Goodnight has a past that he just can't seem to get rid of.

"In our family portrait we look pretty happy. We look pretty normal. Let's go back to that." Billy Rocks/Goodnight Robicheaux; Vasquez/Faraday.

Contrary to popular opinion, Faraday wasn't as stupid as he acted. He knew when to say what and when to do what, and when it was a bad idea to make his very existence known. As such, he knew it would never be a good idea to piss off Red Harvest if at all possible. So when Red Harvest started bringing him small, dead animals every day, Faraday was more than a little confused.

An oppressed Mexican peasant village hires seven gunfighters to help defend their homes: Chris, Vin, Bernardo, Lee, Harry, Britt, and young hot-headed Chico. The story is told from a farmer's daughter's, Petra's POV, as she rebels against the rules and falls in love with one of the hired gunmen.

Red Harvest, Vasquez and Sam are all off on their adventures when they come across a town in trouble. Villagers being attacked by violent Comanche, dying crops, and goons of the founder of the town Joseph Darling. In the midst of this his daughter Daisy longs for a life of freedom instead of being married off for money. She finds herself in a forbidden romance with Red Harvest.

"Aime-moi," Goodnight whispers, bracing himself for the backlash. Love me. Maybe it's a question, or maybe he's just begging. Four years after Appomattox, all Goodnight had was his Cajun blood and a head full of memories from before with which he could ground himself. And then, four years after Appomattox, Goodnight visited a bar in Texas, and there was Billy Rocks.

This is an AU where all of the seven have powers from the Air bender movie.

The earth had a way of remembering those who treated it well.

AU following the movie in which everyone lives. With the Battle of Rose Creek being over, what awaits the Magnificent Seven? Adventures soon come their way and each one is unlike the one before. How will their pasts catch up to them and make them closer as a family? When some old rivals and flames show up, how will that change things? Rated T for eventual violence. No slash!

Inspired by Richard Connell's "The Most Dangerous Game." Faraday gets into a bit of trouble, but honestly he didn't start it. The Seven were hunting down a man named Dew that was hunting some new weird animal. They went to investigate the man and somehow, Faraday is now getting hunted down like an animal. T for cursing and violence.

[Based on the original 1960 movie] A fix-it ficlit in which Lee is not quite dead, and contemplates many choices in regards to his second chance.

Getting close to Red Harvest was like trying to tame a wild animal. It was a gradual process that required patience, careful footing, and trust. Somehow, this felt more dangerous than taming a wild stallion. (Josh/Red)

Modern world AU in which the Magnificent Seven, Emma, Bogue, and Matthew are all high school students. What exactly do seven teenage boys and one teenage girl get up to on a snow day off from school? Here's a hint: Faraday loves the snow and will stop at nothing to get the others to come out and play in the snow like kids. Overall, they act like one big, happy family in the snow.

Sam likes his hat. It gives him a sense of power and control. At least, he use to think so before this merry band of his came together. Or, yet another example of how a dysfunctional family is a perfect one.

This story takes place three weeks after the movie's ending. With four of their seven members gone, the remaining trio of the Magnificent Seven deal with their grief. Red Harvest convinces Sam and Vasquez that the others are not really gone from their lives. Contains a mention of Vasquez and Faraday having a brotherly bond and the team acting like one big family in a flashback.

Faraday struggles with loud noises after nearly blowing himself up at Rose Creek. Vasquez aims to help him.

Oneshots of the pasts of the four fallen and stories of the continuing lives of the three survivors from the Magnificent Seven. [2016 and 1960 versions.]

Slash, traduction: Goodnight et Billy se tournent autour depuis un bon moment maintenant. Mais pour une fois, les cauchemars de Goodnight sont finalement bon à quelque chose.