"A diplomat is a person who specializes in facilitating peaceful relations between different factions, often by serving as a negotiator or a neutral mediator of disputes." Pike forces Jim to go on a diplomatic training assignment and she encounters Sybok. The oldest son of Sarek, Sybok is a interesting Vulcan to say the least. He also happens to be just what Jim needs. FJim/Sybok

As cadets on a summer internship, Kirk and McCoy are supposed to keep their eyes open and their mouths shut. After all, they've both seen enough trouble in two years at the Academy. However, when a mystery starts to weave itself around the mission, and the senior officers don't seem interested in investigating, how far can Kirk and McCoy let it go?

Spock is as Vulcan as they come. Or not. Struggling with isolation, his natural emotions and his need to be a true Vulcan, he somehow builds a life at Starfleet Academy. Follow his life from his childhood to his spiritual homecoming on the Enterprise. See him find his lost self in this story. I do not own Star Trek. But I love it !

(His breath hitches and his heart pounds in his ears. Then he hears movement above him. It's Bones, peeking down at him, but Jim clamps his eyes shut. "You okay?" Bones asks, his drawling southern accent thick like honeydew from sleep.) The story of Jim&Bones. Whump. Lots of Angst. Academy Era. All 3 years-if I can do it. Platonicness at maximum. Jaymes Young 'I'll Be Good'

K/S. Set during the new Trek movie, which means major spoilers. My take on Kirk and Spock's first meeting at Starfleet Academy. Spock is Kirk's teacher and they really don't get along! Just how much do they *hate* each other? Slash. Spock & Kirk POVs.

A mission gone awry leaves Jim unable to remember anything of his life after he started at the Academy. When a strange question is asked, Spock lies to him against his better judgment. When his memories are returned, can their relationship survive? K/S

Jim Kirk and Leonard McCoy are on top of the world at the academy until it all comes crashing down around them. Possible murder, conspiracy... and Jim might still be a target. With a dangerous criminal on the loose and Academy leadership not doing enough, Jim and Bones have to get their lives back together and find out what happened before it happens again.

Merlin and Arthur meet as much younger children, when Uther decides to stick Merlin to Arthur in order to "humanize" his behavior. This results in them growing up together, and becoming much closer than either would have believed.

What would have happened if Arthur and Merlin had met before Merlin came to Camelot? Here's how I think they might have gotten along as children.

Arthur's the King of Camelot…nightclub. He can pick and choose who he wants, and he does – often – no promises and absolutely no repeats. The night he chooses Merlin might just be his undoing.

AU story. Uther Pendragon gets revenge on sorcercy by twisting it to his own purpose. When he follows up reports of a young sorcerer living in one of the outlying villages, it becomes apparent that Arthur and Merlin's destiny remains entwined. Some Merlin/Arthur slash.

Merlin and Arthur have a secret: they're in love. But can they keep that secret, with women being thrown at Arthur and Uther and many enemies looking for Arthur's one weakness? Merthur.

12 year old Jim meets a 12 year old Spock as Sarek takes his son along to live on earth for a year. Being in the same class, Jim and Spock become friends. But after the year is up, Spock is forced to return to Vulcan. How will they react once they meet again a few years later? Will they still be friends, or will there be even more? SLOW BUILDING SpockxKirk. AU.

Sequel to Indefinite Destinies. I couldn't stop sorry. The apperent heir is crowned Prince and everyone knows the times are changing. Arthur's rule will come to an end. One-shot.

Merlin just wanted a hour with his spell book. Little did he know it would change everything including the future. What happens when the past and future merge? Will he and Arthur be able to change it, save Camelot and themselves? First fic.

Au Merlin's sent to Camelot. Uni for humans and prison for magics. King Uther's slowly waging war Merlin's feeling the pressure to fight while also rooming with a prat who's more than he seems. Loyalty now means everything and deciding is the hard part.

James T. Kirk. Son of George Kirk, Captain of the USS Kelvin. James is ten years old and his life is about to go from painful and boring to painful and interesting. This is Jim; his struggles, mistakes and what it'll take for a ten year old boy to grow into one of the best captains in history. He wants what his brother is naturally. To be better than what he is.

James Kirk finally found himself at the Academy, it's laughable. The only thing that's troubling him is that he's finding he's enjoying it, for once in a long time struggling to keep up. It's not only that, that's good in his life but now McCoy wants to hangout with him. Jim's finally got it all down, he's just wondering when the next shoe will drop. Sequel to To Be Better.

James T. kirk is happy. He's got friends, a career and a ship. Only now he realizes no one can outrun their past. He's got a broken bond, a council that needs his say, questions he can't answer and past enemies are always on the horizon. Jim's counting down to the explosion. Because if one thing is true, when he's happy, something falls apart. Last in series, sequel to The Academy.

Jim wakes alone, but is quick to reel Spock back from the window. Merely some short fluff. Established K/S relationship.

Five scars that Jim hates, and one that he doesn't mind. K/S. I'm on a roll.

Five times Jim gives into temptation, and one time he doesn't. Does what it says on the tin. K/S, established relationship.

There would always be speculation as to their relationship. Too bad nobody thought to check Commander Spock's communicator. Developing K/S.

Spock has been disillusioned with the purity of the human smile - until his son smiles at him for the first time. Same 'verse as 'The Captain's Right.'

Jim is the only member of the bridge crew not permitted to hold Spock's new baby. Which is, obviously, in complete contradiction of his rights as a captain. Unfortunately for Jim, Spock has no qualms about defying, and outwitting, his superior officers.