The arena is a dangerous place but fortunately Pythagoras will always be there to help Jason heal or tell him off as needed.

Jason grumbled his way back to consciousness unwillingly. Cracking his eyes open, he immediately slammed them shut again as the stab of agony from the light threatened to split his head in two, and swallowed down the resultant wave of nausea that teased at his stomach.

Does anything ever happen by accident? An evening of good wine and good company sparks a conversation and an unexpected moment between Jason and Pythagoras.

Individually their rebellions meant little in the grand scheme of things. Together they might just set the world on fire.

She is a monster; she is cursed.

Within two days of setting off on the Argo Icarus had decided that he hated boats.

Pythagoras examined the deep gashes on his own arm with pursed lips and a deep frown. "This is all your fault," he grumbled accusingly. The pig blinked at him and then wandered off to start rootling about at the base of one of the rocks in search of food.

Right before Jason and his friends go journey to retrieve the Golden Fleece, Pythagoras and Icarus have a moment to make their relationship stable.

Seven die so that twenty thousand can live.

Ione is a loyal servant to her mistress.

Jason never asked to be thrust into Atlantis and separated from the world he grew up in. Set adrift in a strange time and place that he doesn't understand, reality bites and bites hard. They say that grief comes in five stages. Fortunately for Jason he has Pythagoras to help him through them. A story told through a series of conversations between two friends.

Jason say he found Icarus standing over the body of Ariadne. DARK FIC you been warn there murder, talks of a miscarriage and evil Jason Just saying

The reason Jason keeps risking his life (taking the sub down, taking the black stone…) is that he's already dying (of cancer or something). Prompt from the BBC Atlantis Bucket List. Ariadne is worried about the reason behind Jason's recklessness.

Pythagoras, alongside fellow paleontologist Jason and ex-teacher Hercules, are invited to a mysterious island where extinction is an issue of the past. Here Pythagoras has his doubts about the ethics of the island, but his concerns are ignored, except by the handsome game warden Icarus. Still, his fears are put to the test when a Raptor escapes from containment. Jurassic Park AU

"Hercules," he said softly, before his older friend could say anything more. "Something is clearly very wrong here. Whatever that spell was it is obvious that he was not as immune to it as we had thought." An impromptu hunting trip, an injured magical creature and a witch. What could possibly go wrong?

The Argo has set out for Colchis, its crew on a mission to retrieve the fabled Golden Fleece and so defeat Pasiphae, whose influence over Atlantis is growing. But the journey will be more than turbulent, and old friends and enemies will make their presence felt. Rated T in case they have to use their weapons. A sort-of sequel for Back to the Future.

Pythagoras takes a tumble and ends in a world unknown and strange. Finally finishing a old fanfic I wrote many years ago then abandoned!

Medusa has been consumed with the darkness inside and the curse and has taken away her light and has been replaced with fear.

Jason is badly injured in an assassination attempt at the palace and it is up to Hercules and Pythagoras to keep Jason and Ariadne safe. Set after The Grey Sisters.

Jason thinks he's about to die but it's actually something worse and it sets his life on a whole different course.

Sometimes herbal tonics can have strange effects on people.

Pythagoras closed his eyes again, breathing deeply through the assault of pain that burned within his shoulder; a bone deep agony he hadn't really known existed before.

The aftermath of one of Hercules' outbursts of temper can be difficult to navigate.

Pythagoras had always thought that sirens were supposed to be good liars. (Pythagoras/Icarus)

They need to flee the city. But Pythagoras can't help but think about the words he never got to say.