The missing details of the fall of Project Freelancer. Wash and Epsilon try to integrate into a cohesive unit but fall apart instead. Lack of trust and too many secrets contribute to the team's fragmentation. Missing moments from the Project Freelancer Saga. Includes information gathered from all seasons, plot hole/inconsistency fills.

Washington isn't sure where the idea came from. But he does remember with a crystal clarity how it all started. After all, if his team and the Reds want to act like children, they might as well get punished like children. Sufficed to say, the others aren't at all happy with this whole time-out thing.

As soon as Locus disengages her armour lock, Carolina crumbles to the ground like a cut puppet. The sound of metal crashing on concrete reverberates. /Written for the March 2018 RvB Angst War on tumblr.

Agent Washington closed his eyes. Epsilon awoke in a dead man's head. There was no time between the moment Alpha's consciousness fractured into pieces and the moment Epsilon startled to awareness in Agent Washington's implant, the canals of his immature-nervous-hopeful mind. Washington —DavidEpsilonAlphaLeonard— opened his mouth and screamed. They remembered everything.

He meets Allison the first time he meets the Director. Long before Epsilon is implanted. When he's still David, a soldier pulled from the front lines to join Project Freelancer. Washington has always been able to see ghosts. Sometimes they follow him around.

The first few months of a newly turned werewolf's life should be exciting and full of wonder. Yes, there was danger and risk, but it was all manageable. What had been done to Wash was horrific and wrong. And fuck Tex for dumping this problem on him, Grif thought with bitterness.

It is a poor student who does not thereby also teach his master. Scenes from Anakin's early apprenticeship, set in the Legacy AU. Chapter 2: Anakin applies for a piloting license.

When Jack visits Crutchie in the Refuge. Missing scene referenced during Newsies by Jack Kelly.

What if the refuge never closed? Jack gets taken to the refuge again; Katherine tries to help.

A tea debacle of prodigious proportions. During a necessary - and truant - foray into the lower levels of Coruscant, Obi-Wan encounters deathsticks, street gangs, and unexpected wisdom. Tea can be found in strange places, indeed. Humour, sorrow, angst, and good old Master/Padawan bonding. Published in short chapters. Cover art by Cowshell.

AU!Jedi Apprentice. Book I: In which master and apprentice meet for the first time, enjoy a disastrous adventure courtesy of Xanatos DuCrion, and reap the fruits of patience and fortitude. A fanciful retelling of the original.