There are things worth celebrating. Jon/Sansa, Post-war

Jon offers Sansa everything, when he comes to the Vale, during the winter war for Westeros, but what she wants and what she can let herself accept aren't quite the same. Jon/Sansa,

How do you get someone back when he was never really yours in the first place?

When she came back, she wasn't her. And it certainly wasn't love that drove them to it. No, that it was not.

It begins with a proposition, but where it will end neither of them knows. Jon/Sansa, post war

The first shadow looms beyond the edge of the Nine Realms. The second stirs within the heart of Svartalfheim. And the third...festers within the hearts of the Asgardian royal family. When love and loyalty are weighed in the balance, where will Loki's devotion lead him? Into darkness and beyond... Sequel to "Darkness There, and Nothing...", which has been moved to my Patreon page.

With Sigyn imprisoned, Loki believes she has betrayed him and spirals into darkness. Includes the events of the Thor movie. Loki/Sigyn. Sequel to Stolen.

"I will do what I always do when I want what I can't have, Brother." Loki grinned, the grin that meant trouble. "I'm going to steal her." The story of Loki's obstacle-ridden marriage with his beloved, stolen wife. Loki/Sigyn

As punishment for crimes against Midgard, Loki is bound to bracelets that force him to become obedient: much to his disgust. Whoever holds the Stone of Command, holds the free will of the Asgardian. However, when the Avengers are involved things are never easy. Not to mention when an enemy makes use of such information. No Slash, Rated T to be safe.

If mind-controlled Barton doesn't come to spring Loki from the helicarrier, somebody else might have to. That somebody might be Tony Stark, who might not agree with S.H.I.E.L.D.'s interrogation methods and treatment of prisoners. Luckily, with Thor's help, Supervillain Rescue Mission is a go. Too bad it starts spinning wildly out of control within minutes. M/M Slash, adult content.

After his play for power on Midgard, Loki returns to Asgard to face justice. Odin thinks him irreparably damaged, but Thor believes Eir, Goddess of Medicine, to be the key. Can she give Loki the kind of healing he needs?

An invasion by a foreign people often leads to further complications for the invaded. A strange pathogen begins spreading outward from New York, creating the very real possibility of a worldwide, deadly pandemic. All characters featured along with an OC. No non-canon pairings.

The god of mischief stood in regal glory before the family who lied to him every day of his life. It was a relief now, to know why he had always struggled to keep himself a part of their happenings, their culture. Their world. Not his, nor ever his. Did they regret the All-Father's act of mercy so many years ago?

"Remorse," he says, resuming his pacing and looking up towards the ceiling. "Yes I've heard of that before. Isn't that something that the weak feel? When they lack conviction?"

An outburst of magic, and we're here in Asgard, 814 years ago. We know the future, we've seen Loki where his mouth is silenced and his eyes scream. How can we stand here, watching him laugh, and learning magic when we know about what is to come? We can't change the past, lest we destroy the future. Yet if time runs, then Loki destroys himself. Time Travel.

Repression of a traumatic childhood incident on Jotunheim leads Loki to destruction. Thor learns the truth and takes pity on Loki, rescuing him from brutal Asgardian justice; this unsettles the Avengers, except Natasha, who knows the value of second chances. With the threat of Thanos looming, Loki and the Avengers must work together. Loki-centric, with eventual Natasha/Loki.

Thanos never pulled Loki from the void, and the invasion of New York never happened. But the peace is only an illusion, and years after Loki jumped from the Bifrost he falls, quite literally, into the life of one Tony Stark. Broken by the emptiness, Loki struggles to pull himself back together in time to stop the Mad Titan from ruining everything.

Loki had every intention of wreaking havoc upon Midgard the moment his suicide attempt had failed, it was just too bad that Midgard ended up being so distracting. Who knew that such a primitive society would have such a novel concept as therapy?

Faced with an eternity without his brother, Loki strikes a bargain to change the past. Post TDW. (NOW COMPLETE)

Loki just wants to live a quiet life of self-imposed exile. It's not his fault the humans have found the Tesseract and started killing one another again. Also crosses over with Hellboy, but I only have space for two fandoms. Directly follows Those Who Hunt Monsters.

When Odin finds the abandoned Jötun boy in the temple, he has a choice. AU in which Odin is honest, Thor and Loki both know the secret of Loki's heritage, and everything changes while staying the same. - Loki x Fandral, Loki x others, Thor x Sif, Thor & Loki brotherly. (Changed the rating from M to T, because I may have over-rated it before).

In penance for his actions, Loki has been sent back to Earth and imprisoned beneath Stark Tower. New York has been shattered by the Chitauri attack, most of its populace scattered to other parts of the country. Those who remain in the city are struggling to survive as the world slides towards economic and political chaos. Darcy Lewis is one of those who chose to remain. COMPLETE

Home is where you make it. Or, the AU where Loki falls to Earth after Thor, wanders around trying to work out what to do with himself, and somehow ends up working for SHIELD. Mostly because supervillains are so plebian.

When Loki falls to Earth he has every intention of conquering it, but as a cat he is taken in by Tony Stark, and as he watches him struggle through life in the face of certain death, the Trickster starts to think twice about what he had on Asgard.

In the end, his choice is simple. He must decide if the sins against him are greater than the sin he would commit by lashing out now, when he was needed more than ever. In the end, it all came down to the winter blood in his veins . . . An AU where the trip to Utgard goes much differently than expected.