Glee: Divergent Cross-over:

Blaine Anderson and his family have moved to Lima, Ohio. His father has been re-located for his new job; Dauntless leader. Can Blaine become the man he wants to be? Can he show his mind, like Erudite? Can he be selfless enough to help others, like Abnegation? Can he be truthful to himself and to others, like Candor? Can he be happy and kind and peaceful, like the Amity? Or is he just brave enough to be Dauntless?

Hardly, or no characters from the Divergent series, and pretty much all the Glee characters are in it. Hope you like my fic, and feel free to leave any notes or reviews!

Chapter 1

Kurt's P.O.V

I awoke to the sound of my stepmother knocking on my door at exactly 6:49, as usual. You may wonder why the specific time, well that is because my stepbrother Finn wakes up at 6:50, this gives me an extra minute to steal the bathroom before he graces the house with his extremely loud moans and groans.

I got out of bed, gave a quick thanks to Carole, and went to the bathroom, before the idiot got up. I quickly got showered, brushed my teeth, then made my way back to my room, almost getting tackled to the floor by Finn as he ran to the now-empty bathroom. I got dressed reasonably fast, styling my hair in its signature quiff while rubbing moisturiser into my face and deemed myself fit for school.

I made my way downstairs to grab some breakfast and something healthy for break, when I noticed that my father was downstairs early. I kissed his bald head and then took a seat next to him, I groaned when I saw the headline of the newspaper he was reading. In big, bold writing, the paper said 'New Dauntless Leader Arrives!"

"Oh great, another insane narcissist to add to the faction system," I complained to myself.

"Kurt, you were raised to speak your mind, kid. What's that face for?" Dad said to me.

"Just this new Dauntless leader. What's so great about this one? He'll probably just get himself killed like the last one," I huffed.

"He is unique, this new leader has two children, one about your age. No other government leader in Dauntless has children, it shows he is putting the safety of his children first," Dad told me.

"Shouldn't he be in Abnegation then? All this putting others first?" I asked sarcastically.

"No. This man isn't selfless, he is an absolute idiot who throws himself off roofs and stuff. Nothing says 'Dauntless' like throwing yourself off a building and onto a moving train," Dad chuckled, I laughed too, at least someone shared my views on how crazy the Dauntless are.

Just that second, Carole came bustling into the kitchen, gave me a pat on the shoulder, a kiss to my Dad and announced her leave to go to work.

Carole was the head of nursing at the Central Hospital, the Central Hospital is in the main part of Lima, and was the place where anyone from any faction could go if they were seriously ill. Most factions had their own medical centre for minor injury's, except Abnegation, because looking after yourself is selfish.

I had only been to the hospital twice. Once when my mother died, and twice when my dad had a heart-attack. The hospital reminded me of misery and loss, and I didn't want anymore of that in my life.

"Don't even think about it Dad," I said to him sternly, seeing him out of the corner of my eye, edging towards the bacon on the stove.

"That bacon is for Finn, and God help you if he goes to school without his bacon." I watched my dad sit down and he went back to his newspaper, with a pathetic, childish look on his face, I chuckled quietly at my father's millionth failed attempt to smuggle unhealthy food into his stomach.

I then heard thundering foot-falls on the stairs, which indicated Finn's entry into the kitchen.

"Bacon's in the pan, Finn," I told him. He gave me a dopey smile and poured the sizzling bacon into his mouth.

"Animal," I told him. He just gave me a shrug and went to get our book bags from the cupboard. I said goodbye to my dad, and went outside to wait for Finn.

"Here," Finn spat, through his mouthful of bacon, and shoved my satchel at me. I grimaced at him, until he finished his bacon, giving a hard swallow to get it all down his throat.

"Ahh, love bacon," he said, patting his stomach as we made our way to school.

"Really? Couldn't tell!" I answered sarcastically. Finn gave me a look and started to do his tie, with difficulty.

"Kurt, help," he pleaded.

"How can you not do your tie? You're sixteen years old, Finn," I complained at him with a shake of my head. I did his tie with a swift ease, and he just stared at me.

"How did you do that? That took like, five seconds," Finn gasped, his eyes wide.

"You've forgotten who you're talking to, and besides five seconds is really all it takes. Tying a tie is so simple, but then again that explains why you can't do it. Good thing you're in Candor and not Erudite," I laughed.

"That's just mean Kurt, you're supposed to be nice to me," Finn answered.

"I'm mean to everyone Finn," I admitted.

"Fair point. Now let's go, we're gonna be late," he said, starting off again.

"Says the person who gets up just after me but yet stays in the bathroom for like two hours; I dread to think what you get up to in there. You don't even have enough time at home to do your tie, that's how late you are," I told him. Finn just gave his signature shrug of the shoulders and walked off, me trailing behind him.

Hey guys, sorry I haven't been online for like years, I have had an extremely stressful start to 2017 and are gradually getting there with everything now. I have thankfully finished my GCSE's and are now looking forward to a fresh, new start. Thanks to all who continue to read my fanfics, and here is a recently updated version of Glee/Divergent. Klisses to all xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx