Steven's only a baby-an exceptionally good baby, but a baby nonetheless. The gems have been readying themselves for the day that Steven moves in permanently with them in their newly constructed home. These are the stories, not in chronological order, of the events leading up to first season of Steven Universe. Can the Crystal Gems survive raising Steven?

The odds were stacked against him: a child from a blended home with no friends, no social skills to speak of, and a terrible secret. Yet slowly Remus Lupin began to discover there was a place for him in the world, if he could find the courage to claim it.

It starts when an ancient wizard of legends takes in a wounded immortal God of Mischief. Meanwhile, Thor gets sick and apparently, a man named Marvin Ambrose is the best doctor in the world, if the word of Tony Stark is to be believed. Cue unlikely friendships, attempted angst, lots of movie/tv show references, angst, centuries-old secrets, convenient coincidences, and angst.

Elsa is struggling to adjust to her new roles as Queen and sister, but any progress she's made toward understanding leadership or understanding Anna is threatened when the unannounced arrival of a foreign delegation brings a multitude of old fears bubbling back to the surface. T for mentions of rape in later chapters.

Andromeda Black is broken, but denying it. Ted Tonks is in love with a girl who on principle hates him. In sixth year, Andromeda takes a seat next to Ted in Transfiguration and both their worlds get turned upside down. Andromeda must face facts she'd wish to avoid and Ted must accept that life isn't as easy as he had thought. They must both persevere in hopes of a happier life.

No one would ever send Sherlock in to diffuse a stand-off; but on one unlikely day, that's exactly what happened. "Congratulations, Lestrade," he called out sarcastically. "You're traumatizing a war veteran."

When Anna goes missing during a diplomatic mission to the Northern Isles, Elsa resolves to find her and bring her home. Rated T for some violence. Disclaimer: I do not own Frozen or its characters. Disney does.

Living for so long in fear of her powers, Elsa never quite realized that the most difficult part of being the Snow Queen might not always be the "snow" part. A story of magic and mystery... of desire and responsibility... of love and family.

Dean Winchester was twenty-six when a car accident killed his father and left him paralysed from the waist down. A year and a half later, Dean is in a wheelchair and lives in a care home in Kansas, where he spends his days waiting to die. It's only when Castiel Novak starts volunteering at the care home that Dean starts to wonder if a changed life always equals a ruined one.

Peter and Tony both pretend that they never learnt of their relation. But they can only do that for so long, especially when friend and foe alike won't let them just ignore it. Meanwhile, Peter desperately needs to know why the person he believed to be his father experimented on him. The problem is, superhero Peter may be, some things may be a little too dangerous to touch.

Kirk is dying in a radioactive chamber and Spock cannot save him.

After forty years in Hell, Dean's more than willing to accept the offer: become a guardian angel and earn his freedom. But his new ward seems destined to hunt alongside Sam, and there are secrets in Heaven that the angels don't want found out. Dean's going to have to choose between his duty and the people he loves- and to work out just where Castiel fits in.

In which Peter is Tony's illegitimate child, and he's prepared to do anything to keep that a secret. Although, that doesn't stop him from trying to get Tony's approval. He is Peter's idol, after all.

Christmas in the Milton household was difficult enough without the added complication of guests- and if Luke and Gabriel placing bets on who can get with Sam first wasn't bad enough, then Cas developing a ridiculous crush on his sister's boyfriend definitely is.

Sherlock doesn't know why he's suddenly started dreaming of a boring man, a place he's never been and a life that isn't is. John, of course, doesn't exist- except that it's starting to look like he does. It could be that Sherlock's brain is bored, or that he's going insane- or maybe that the universe is quietly gluing two halves together. Johnlock.

Perhaps Soul Mate actually refers to the person who is the key to your lock. All of your locks. They are your house key, car key, safe deposit box key, all at once. Part Two of the Inscriptions Series.

When it struck Castiel, it dropped him out of the sky. He set down the first place he could find. He stood in a field in Switzerland, swaying on his feet and staring down at his body, dazed by what it had just done. mpreg

The words that appear on your wrist after birth lead you to your soulmate, so it should be no surprise to John that Sherlock's are blank, or that his own words lead him to Sherlock.

When Loki is captured by Shield, they discover a dark secret between Loki and Odin. My take on Loki's 'monster' kids. Mpreg, no pairings

Amnesia is just another case to solve. In fact, it's a challenge that Sherlock could even enjoy. It's easy, really; he can deduce it all. The tottering old lady is his housekeeper. The man with the silver hair, his boss. The worried girl..infatuated. And as for John Watson? His husband. Obviously.

Two men, a bed, and the whole ocean ahead of them.

The confrontation did not go according to plan. Suddenly, James found himself staring at the limp body of Remus Lupin, lying in a heap while Sirius tried desperately to stem the flow of blood. Missing Moment from Chapter 49: When the Game's Been Fought.

Sherlock Holmes has met exactly twenty-four Johns in his life. They have all been the wrong John. He's getting tired of waiting, staring at the inscription on his finger and wondering when his John will turn up, if ever.

Sherlock has never learned to swim.

The Immortals war is over, but for Daine and Numair, the rest of their lives has only just begun - and there's a lot to sort out. Sequel to Lost & Found. Complete.

The Immortals Quartet: Realms of the Gods, written from Numair's perspective. Sequel to Divine Intervention. Complete.

In the military academies of Amestris, Cadets Mustang and Hawkeye are trained to command. They are groomed and prepared for firefights, hand-to-hand combat and even torture. But there's one thing their schools cannot prepare them for: the reality of war.

The Immortals Quartet: Emperor Mage, written from Numair's perspective. Sequel to Power. Complete.

The Immortals Quartet: Wolf-Speaker, written from Numair's perspective. Sequel to Teacher. Complete.

The Immortals Quartet: Wild Magic, written from Numair's perspective. Complete.

It's a well-known fact that innocents make poor soldiers. Fortunately, Riza Hawkeye's childhood was not entirely innocent. She had to grow up fast... though she wasn't the only one. The early years of the Colonel and his First Lieutenant.

"Of course it's missing something vital. That's the point." Dennis Creevey takes up his brother's camera after the war.