Instead of being choked to death by Thanos, Loki is able to escape the Asgardian refugee ship. Will his presence be able to assist the Avengers in preventing the Decimation, or will they fail nonetheless? With what our Trickster knows, one can only guess. WARNING: Future chapters contain mentions of torture. Recent chapters moving away from IW and into Endgame Predictions.

River is on the command ship by the time she comes around. There are bars in the place where a wall should be and for a moment she thinks she might be back in Stormcage when she remembers she hasn't been a prisoner there for decades. The room is quite similar, however; empty and cold save for the lumpy mattress she's laying on.

Four little words would change her life forever. She had left Port Charles and all the drama behind and never wanted to look back. A cruel twist of fate sucked her back in and she is just hoping that she'll survive it. Brazen

Rewrite of the Byzantium episodes where River is blind instead of Amy

River Song has been in the library for over 200 years now and she's still waiting for the Doctor to come and save her. She's living her life in there when suddenly she's teleported to a place in the real world. There she meets Agent Coulson and his team. The Doctor has no idea she's alive again and is travelling alone since Darillium. (11th Doctor)

Saving her is not enough. Will never be enough. The Doctor knows he must find a way to bring her back, her hand into his, through time and space. Even though he has to take the long way round for that.

Despite the smoke and mirrors, it's obvious Tony's a highly flawed and complex individual who has secrets. No one had a clue that he hides a MOAS, one though, that could rip apart the fabric of society if it were ever to come to light. After almost 2 decades though Tony feels like his secret is fairly safe, which only goes to show that he shouldn't let his guard down...not ever.

At the World's End Story. Written 2001. An Athena/Starbuck, Cassie/OMC story.

Harry Potter is selfless, courageous, and stubbornly Gryffindor. Christopher Halliwell is mysterious, sarcastic, morally lost, and constantly hunted by his older brother. When Dumbledore drags Chris to Hogwarts, two magical worlds, and wars, collide.