The pyro is a lady, but due to the strict "male only" rule, she's forced to keep it a secret. How long will that last? (hint: not very) And could there be romance in store? Who knows! (I'm writing this as I go along, suggestions are welcome. Also, I try to include all the characters in the story, but you're only aloud to put four in the description.)

"God, no. He could not deal with Soldier having one of his strange, possibly insane, moments. Especially not with someone like Scout, who only knew how to escalate situations to a level of craziness that even Pyro was not equipped to handle alone." A series of oneshots about stuff RED team does that doesn't involve killing.

Modern Day setting - September, 2012. I used to believe that wars were fought overseas. Waged by men of actions and won by men in kevlar. But the real war is in our own countries. Where demons lurk, disguised in white, and striking at men of peace. You cannot catch a demon with angels. My name is Edmund Marlowe and like my father before me, I am a Templar.

A strange alliance is formed in strange times. This is the story of a few men, working together to survive the apocolypse.

The RED team gets their new assignment! Everyone's favorite base: 2fort. They're here to replace the last RED team, and pick up a new teammate. But there's something strange about the BLUs... And whatever it is, it's changed the nature of the game. The REDs are about to discover they're in over their heads. (Sequel to Game Mechanics: Autobalance.)

Jackson, an uninspired boy from Baltimore, has a new light shone onto his uneventful life after being involved and playing a major role in a battle between heroes and villains for Doomfist's legendary Gauntlet in a Museum. Inspired by Tracer's words, he sets out on an ambitious journey to become a hero himself, and face all the challenges that come with it.

Gray Mann has made his endgame move. As rivals edge towards nuclear war and the doomsday clock ticks towards midnight, a motley band of mercenaries are the only ones brave enough (or stupid enough) to try and stop the end of civilization as they know it. The finale of Eight Mercenaries and A Toddler and I'll Be Home For the Holidays

Wildfires must come and run their course, but take care not to scorch the earth too completely. One day you may want it again. [There Is A Season - Book III of IV]

A story on Tracers accident, recovery and induction into Overwatch. Dunno how long I plan on taking this but enjoy the ride. Pairings, angst and possible torture to come. ALL ABOARD THE FEELS TRAIN. Rating will probably change as we progress cause I kinda guilty ship Widow/Tracer fight me. I'm sure Pharmercy will also sneak in. Cover image by yours truly.

"King's Row might just have been the most beautiful city district ever in London, it mattered little to Hanzo. In fact, everything mattered little to nothing to him. He had been waiting to die for… 10 years? In the meantime, he just simply lost interest in the world. It was easier to go this way." Following the events in "Dragons". Rated T for some graphic violence and cursing.

In an alternate universe where everything surrounds the elements of air, water, earth, fire, light and darkness; Medic hides a secret that could end his life. While most individuals only have one element, Medic has two. Fearing that he will be killed for having the powers of both Light and Darkness, Medic using his power of light to heal his friends. But how long can he survive?

A group of close friends wake up to find themselves surrounded by a group of men dressed in red...with guns...oh boy...

The robot wars are over, and Gray Mann is long dead, but not forgotten. The future is bright for the mercenaries, but less so for the one remaining active Scout robot. Frustrated, lonely and bored, he discovers that he's actually not as alone as he thought. Will he be successful in his attempt to save the poor broken Soldierbot he found, or will his actions endanger everyone?

After everything she's been through, all the testing, mocking, and fighting with A.I.'s, Chell is finally free from Aperture. But what now? Without any knowledge of the outside world, and the war between humanity and the Combine, how will Chell survive? Follow the story of our favourite mute protagonist as she dives head first into the world of Half-Life, the world beyond Aperture.

Sometimes Medic cannot be trusted with his responsibilities, so Heavy comes in to help-out and more or less becomes his second-in-command. TF2 hilarity ensues. Just a drabble with no particular plot in mind. Work-in-progress.

Due to nothing more than a silly administrative error, two men found out the terrible truth behind their jobs at RED and BLU. Letting others know their dreadful secret could mean their deaths- but secrets have a way of getting out. There is only one way Medic can survive- he has to trust a member of the enemy team, and a backstabbing, murderous, slimy two-faced snake of a Spy.

In a world of Red and Blue, a world ridden by war and fire, there are two sides. 9 mercenaries for each colour, 18 people who must serve underneath the queen. Each with his own heart, each with his own small stories to tell. [A collection of TF2 short stories written by yours truly. Rating and categories differ between stories.]

Mortimer Mundy is a rookie Sniper whose heart is bigger than his brain. Alan is a newbie Spy who's bad with disguises, but has a passion for fashion. This is their life at Teufort, where they deal with the everyday chaos within the BLU barracks and the increasingly convoluted schemes of RED. [OC-centered, briefly crosses over with OFF.]

A mysterious assassin wants Saxton Hale dead, so what does the Administrator do? The obvious: assigns two of her finest mercenaries an undercover mission in NYC to take out the assassin before the Saxxy Awards. Before they can complete the mission, however—one mercenary needs a lesson in ladyship. Who better to teach her than a Frenchman?

"Good-bye Mother."

A one-shot (most likely.) I've always liked scenes in the movies where the characters are sleeping or resting, and everything is calm just before all hell breaks loose, so I decided to have a go at writing one myself. Don't know why I chose TF2 specifically, but there you go.

Protect the fire with your hands, if you must. But don't be surprised when the blisters form, or when you cease to feel the pain. [There Is A Season - Book II of IV]

A playful look at everyone's favorite mercenaries as divine beings in a pantheon of deities. One part cannon, one part fanon, and a whole lot made up.

War wasn't something Scout had ever been afraid of. Ever since he was a child, he'd dreamed of following his older brothers footsteps and joining the army. But having lost two sons to the war, his mother doesn't seem eager to let her baby go. So under the lie that he's going to a training camp, Scout slips away and joins Mann Co, What he finds is not what he expected.

A debt must be repaid to the Medic, a debt that will send Paul through the journey of his life to become the Tenth mercernary

Zombies have run over New Mexico. Now the mercs aren't fighting for victory anymore - they are fighting for their lives. Warning for possible Sniper/Scout slash later on.

The BLU Medic makes a quick decision that ends up turning his life upside down. An unexpected gesture of charity gives the RED Spy an idea for his next cunning scheme, and the Heavy tries his hand at subterfuge. The Sniper's advice is unasked for, and the Engineer is unamused. There are also Sandviches. (No actual pairings, though one is somewhat implied towards the end.)

A bureaucratic error results in Medic having the most ridiculously awful week of his entire existence, and making a terrible, life-altering discovery. Will he survive? Will he remain sane after gaining this new, dreadful knowledge? The answer to the second question is easy, of course: whoever said he was sane to begin with?

The story of Seeker continues after a couple of years, would her life change for the best...

A girl comes to Tuefort, shes a new class to help out the RED team after all the failures... but can she stay there...

May, a 17 year old gamer, is forced to move to the Town of Bee Cave, Texas when her father is relocated for work. Well aware that it's the home town of the fictional Engineer from Team Fortress 2, she jokes about meeting him, but what happens when she catches a glimpse of him walking down the street and decides to follow him?

It had been a year since the team was beaten and forcefully retired by Gray Mann. Wounds are mending, and average men are rising out of the shattered remains of the United States to reclaim their former jobs and teammates. What have they lost? What will they gain? Can forgotten bonds be repaired, or are they doomed to be destroyed once more? (Cover by PyBun.)

Lawrence Mundy Jr. hates the holiday season. And he especially hates when the holiday season forces him to deal with his overbearing parents, his abrasive brother-in-law, an oddly jittery Spy, and the mysterious going-ons of a factory in the distance...the sequel to Eight Mercenaries and A Toddler. Cover image by tomiyeee!

That's the thing about fire. You can look, but you mustn't touch. And, sooner or later, it uses itself up. [There Is A Season - Book I of IV]

A is for argue. B is for blood. C is for cards. Follow the BLU team through the entire alphabet.

Join in the fun that is the everyday life of the BLU team mercenaries, hilarity will ensue! Tragedy may come too, along with a hint of mystery and creepiness... AKA Character Experimentation with Jinny!

It's been two years since Blutarch Mann's death and Redmond Mann's team of mercenaries disbanded. But when they're called together for one last battle, will the RED team discover they've been out of the killing business too long?

When Respawn malfunctions and their annoying Scout is turned into something far more precocious, it'll take all of the RED team's wits and patience to look after him. At the same time, Engineer must find a way to turn Scout back into an adult before the BLUs-or anyone else-realizes what's happened. No pairings, just a bunch of exhausted trained killers and one hyperactive child.

Describing what led each charachter to join RED. Rated T for language, violence, gore and suggestive themes.

A deal with a cunning business woman ends with the Spy and the Sniper being captured and dragged across the globe in search of a mythical location. Can the team rescue them? What horrors await at this supernatural destination? Grab your hat, kids! (Cover image by PyBun.)

A murderous demolitions expert; a technological virtuoso bent on revenge; a shell-shocked war mongrel with onset paranoid schizophrenia... And that was before BLU recruited them. Classified backgrounds hardly remain buried forever.