A sequel to Young Blood, this story follows the thirteen-year-old daughters of Derek Stiles, Adel Tulba, and Victor Niguel as candy stripers for Caduceus and their navigation through the unusual world that they live in. And perhaps, one of them shouldn't have been born to begin with.

Book 1: Three years following the events of Delphi, Derek Stiles and Angie Thompson carry out their duties in a remote region of Costigar, Africa under the name of Camp Zakara. Here, they meet a very eager soul willing to learn the ropes of surgery and the ability to save lives. The mission comes to an abrupt end when plans change in America resulting in a terrifying recall.

To celebrate the 4th of July, Tyler throws a firework party on the roof of Caduceus and a particular doctor decides to make a move on his own personal happiness. [DerekxAngie]

Hera Preston's earliest memories begin very unusually. After a tragic event in 2015, the girl doesn't think her life can get any stranger. The year 2022, which brings forth a new disease at the hands of Delphi, proves her wrong. This story follows teenagers in their struggle for life in the traumaverse.

Derek and Angie seemed destined for one another, so why aren't they together? What if they just need a little push to start something potentially wonderful? Derek x Angie fluff because why not, it's not like Atlus hasn't teased this ship extensively in their own games. Trauma Center and Trauma Team are owned by Atlus, not by me, obviously.

Valerie didn't think meeting against with her abusive ex would end in a dark alley. Or, at least, she didn't think it'd end that way, with hands wrapped around a neck that wasn't hers. (Inspired by cherrymilk's "Systole", post-NB Val/Mark angsty stuff)

As proud as she is of her ability to mostly prevent her emotions for taking over her when she assists operating on a patient or dealing with stressful situations, there is one time where Angie really thought the world was out to get her and extract out of her unwanted tears. Stressed, anxious and terrified, everything is there for disaster... or is it?

[Post-SO] A shooting that shouldn't have happened. A bullet which hit the wrong person. Friends getting scared, a nurse crying. Blood pouring in droplets on everything it touches. In the midst of it all: Angie, her feelings and what could be her biggest sin. Perhaps she did kill a man today. [DerAng, implied Greg/Cybil]

Good news: Paraskevi didn't seem to have a type of Post-GUILT Syndrome attached to it. Bad news: Kyriaki still had one.

A deadly vehicle collision leaves two Caduceus staff members in critical condition. Will Derek find the willpower to operate on his best friends or will he crack under pressure and change the future of Caduceus forever?

Naomi's left Little Guy two tasks for when she dies: Take care of Alyssa, and take care of the plant in her office. Only one of these tasks takes him by surprise. Grieving can happen in weird ways, and the people who leave you always seem to find ways to remind you that they're still here.

A young girl ends up being a patient of Gabriel Cunningham's after an accident in gym. Doctor Cunningham is trying to diagnose her as quick as possible. (This is my first fanfic, corrections are encouraged. I wanted to make a case showcasing a certain illness because I thought it would be cool)

[Pre-UtK2, DerAng, H/C, sickfic of sorts] Angie's sharp eye isn't just to assist in operations, just as much as a nurse's mission exceeds the OR. You just wouldn't expect the nurse to have to take care of the surgeon she was assigned to.

[Second Opinion, Episode 6-3, experimental OS] There was something dirty about hiding something so severe from his most trusted assistant and nurse, but alas, there were priorities in life. (or: the world's most-needed surgeon and his discovery that he's been affected by what he sought to eradicate)

Collection of letters between Markus and an old friend in Alaska.

Introspection following Derek's surgery. Assumes the final chapter of SO bled over into 2019 a little.

The war with GUILT is over…time to take a break down at the beach! -Oneshot!-

Derek Stiles and Angela Thompson are on a routine flight out of the United States when the worst case scenario unravels at thirty thousand feet. Who will live and who won't when Delphi calls the shots? Find out here on Delphi on a Plane!

Sometimes it's easier to explain things to a child when you have a toy to help them. This was just one of those cases. One-shot!

See a shooting star, make a wish and it'll come true but wishing can be dangerous. When Angie accidentally makes a wish, Caduceus is in for a surprise when their star surgeon has been turned into a child. Well, what can possible go wrong?

Warning for suicide attempt and dark themes. After Naomi learns of her terminal diagnosis, she's faced with a decision: atrophy or end it quickly? The easier option wasn't easy on everyone else. Fluff at the end, promise.

Book 9: The Forgotten Chapters. A collection of one-shots, specials and chapters which didn't quite make it into the main story of Trauma Center: A Pathogenic War. Rated T to be safe. May contain fluff of various 'shippings'. Specific chapter warnings inside! 'Spin-off' series.

A re-telling of Trauma Center: Under the Knife and Second Opinion with new elements added. Derek Stiles, a surgeon who's still learning the ropes is thrown into a world where strange parasites threaten humanity. Teaming up with Angie Thompson, the two work together as they're thrown into a war they didn't know was happening. Which side will win in this Pathogenic War? (AU)

A meeting of gazes, an understanding between people, and the first touches of something more beginning to bloom. Sometimes it's not the excitement and action of an earth shattering revelation that reveals for the first time what is hidden in ones heart, but rather the simplicities and soft touches between caring friends in ones day to day life.

Two doctors bond over rice balls.