Sonny glances back over his shoulder, and everything - the biting cold, the howl of the wind, the weather-beaten wood beneath his hands - seems to fade into the distance. All he can see is the pool of blood, standing out vivid crimson against the thin coating of snow on the floor. Clay coughs, spits out another mouthful of blood, and whispers, "I think something's wrong with me."

After Bravo deploys to Colombia, a brutal on-base attack leaves one of their own in a coma, unable to communicate who targeted him or why. As their brother fights for his life back home, the rest of the team vows to get justice - no matter what it costs them.

While recovering from a minor injury, Clay gets assigned to serve as interpreter for Romeo in rural Africa, with Kairos also along as EOD. When shit hits the fan and Spenser gets left behind, it's up to Summer to negotiate an uneasy truce between Bravo and Romeo - at least for long enough to get Clay back home alive.

When the earthquake hits, Clay has a migraine.

Off duty because of the flu, Clay joins the search for a lost child. Meanwhile, Bravo's mission ends with Cerberus missing, Brock hiding something, and a storm coming that just might ruin everybody's day.

After the Gucci deployment gone bad, Sonny comes home, makes the most of his time with Lisa, and starts to figure out that Clay might not be quite as healed as he wants to pretend - a realization driven home by an ugly incident that reopens old wounds, in more ways than one. (Set during and after 2x22)

With the rest of Bravo off on a boring escort mission, Mandy brings Sonny along for a routine meeting. An unexpected coup soon leaves both groups stranded in a war zone, fighting to make it home.

A collection of drabbles, missing scenes and headcanons that don't fit anywhere else. Chapter 2: After Naima's call, Stella spends the rest of the day feeling like she's watching someone else live her life from a distance. (Post-2x17)

On Clay's third mission back with Bravo, a fall from a bridge into a river leaves him and Ray injured and alone. While Clay struggles to keep himself and his brother alive, the rest of Bravo continues the mission, finding trouble of their own. Set after season 2.

Whatever needs to be said, it has to be said right now. Clay swallows around the ache in his throat and says hoarsely, "All call signs … Been an honor. Give 'em hell."

A collection of episode tags for 2x17 and 2x18. Chapter 4: Sonny just needs to see him. Even just once would be okay.

Spenser's head snaps to the side. He tumbles off the edge of the rock and into the river below. Only then does Ray hear the shot.

Clay Spenser is running full-tilt through a pine forest when he realizes something has gone wrong with his life.

"Everybody's gone in the cotton and the corn, didn't leave nobody but the baby." Hurt!Dean, frantic!Sam.

On the forty-second day, somewhere in the Kalahari, Sam Winchester realizes he doesn't need water anymore.

It was official: Cam didn't just dislike Dean Tyler. She hated him.

Of course you should be afraid of the dark! [anthology]

After BUABS, the boys take refuge in an abandoned cabin, where they get blindsided by a new hunt.

Sam is off at college, John isn't answering his phone, and Dean's time is running out. Stanford-era AU.

Mary had a sister who talked with the wind.

Dean tries to prevent a hate crime. It doesn't go well.

Not everyone wants to be rescued. The boys find that out the hard way. limp!Sam, hurt!Dean.

On Saturday, Sam drives out into the desert and tears up his dad's journal just to watch it blow away.

Snapshots of life, and death, in the Winchester world.

John and Dean in the three days after Sam left. Some hurt!Dean, plenty of angst.

He's going to die, right here in the dust and thorn brush. Hurt!Dean oneshot. Not a deathfic.

After five years of silence, Dean shows up in Sam's living room and tells him to get his family and run. AU deathfic.

Dean's spent most of his life getting left behind. Now it's his turn to do the leaving.

He's staring into the darkness, eyes blank and shimmering in the glow of the headlights.