Alex Rider is a druggie and delinquent. That's what his teachers and peers think. In reality, he can be a cold and unforgiving agent. His skills have taken him far as a spy for MI6. One average afternoon an attack is carried out at Brooklands High School, leaving the fate of his classmates up to him. May contain slight Alex/Wolf, but it will not be a focal point of the story.

Alex is back at Brecon Beacons for good this time; forced on to a veteran Unit and a new Sargent that think of him as more of a novelty than a soldier. But then a familiar face turns up, revealing some dark secrets, and suddenly 'Lynx' doesn't seem quite so funny anymore.

Strange things have been happening in the espionage world. Top spy Agent Alex Rider has gone AWOL, and a new SAS soldier has caught the attention of MI6. How long is Trevor Lee going to deny the truth? (Soldiers and spies and unidentified antagonists, oh my!)

After another gruelling mission, Alex winds up at Ben's flat, grateful to talk to someone who understands him. A quick look into their relationship as Alex begins to open up.

It's Remembrance Day at Brookland, and Alex has to write a response to a prompt. What makes a hero? Probably a one-shot.

Alex is in history class when they bring up the topic of torture. What happens when Mr. Garner clicks on a specific video with a specific little someone? Maybe oneshot. Rated T 'cause I'm paranoid.

Alex is going back to Breacon beacon. "You're wrong." Alex spoke through gritted teeth. The silence was immediate. "I know that John Rider had a son because my name is Alex Rider. John Rider was my father."... "Blinked. And shot six times, six bullets, into six bull's eyes." No slash. Ben, Alex brotherly friendship. Yassen, Alex mentor/father relationship.