Everyone harbors loyalties: William to the Dispatch, Sebastian to his young master, and Ciel to Her Majesty. However, when Sebastian is unable to recover from his injuries, their devotion to their respective superiors is put to the test. Set Post Campania. Canon Compliant.

There's an empty, soundproof room, a "Decompression Room", in the London Dispatch Office that everyone is known to use. Except William, but he doesn't suffer from taxing emotions, does he? Trigger warnings for self-harm and suicide. Spoilers for the musical and chapter 105. (No Smut)

A weeping angel encounters a peculiar woman. Written in the POV of the angel.

A collection of 100-word slice of life drabbles. Symbolism, word play, and tomfoolery abound. Various characters, various genres. *FF word count differs from more accurate programs (they ARE exactly 100 words long)*

A hundred years after Eric successfully collects the thousand souls meant to rid Alan of the Thorns of Death, Eric is faced with a soul he is unable to reap. 1st person POV. Literary challenge piece. Written in E-Prime: the verb "to be" and all of its conjugations are omitted (be, is, am, are, was, were, being, been…) **Trigger warning for self-harm and suicide**

The boat scene from the season one finale, rewritten as Shakespearean poetry. A mix of prose and blank verse. Iambic pentameter used for the verses, with the occasional feminine ending.

Aro de fablojn, ĉio cent vortojn. Traduko de "Tea, Chess, and Beating Up Mobsters".

Ciel has been keeping his panic attacks a secret from Sebastian. Challenge prompt number one: Any fandom. Write a one shot omitting the word "the". Response must be mostly in English and written in prose. Minimum 1000 words.