Gathering up all his might, Clay hurled himself in his mind, desperately banging his hands on anything he could reach. I don't want to be here anymore! Please someone, let me out! Let me out! Get me out of here!

Clay is bleeding. He can't find his team. And in the frigid Mongolian night, the wolves are closing in.

Sonny is completely oblivious to Clay's most obvious secret, at least until Clay finally decides to tell him after a night of drinking. Maybe, dreams really do come true. A/B/O dynamics

Bravo team's talented medic and one of its best shooters are seriously injured on an op. The team is vastly outnumbered by enemy forces and Jason's left to deal with his downed men alone.

It was supposed to be a one day, out and back, mission in support of local military forces providing assistance to remote villagers. Brock had volunteered. But something has gone terribly wrong and what was supposed to be one day is now three and time may be running out.

"Five times Jason visits Alana's grave, and one time he doesn't." Snippets of Jason's future, and Bravo's, as they find their way forward through loss and life.

Halfway through one particularly boring document the door opened, bringing in a slew of sand and cool night air. And Jason Hayes. "You're up early," she said, eyes never leaving the page. "And you're up late," Jason retorted. "Yes, I can't sleep and no I don't want to talk about it."

They met when they where eight, fell in love in their teens, got married and had children. This is how Jason remembers the love of his life.

Bravo Team is granted five days off at Christmas with a guarantee of not being spun-up. Everyone has plans ... except for Clay.

"Today's Goal: No Pain" The words stare at Clay mockingly from the small whiteboard hanging on the wall across from his bed. Companion piece to episode 2x18, "Payback"

Tag to episode 2x17, "Paradise Lost," following Clay's injury. Jason thinks and has a chat with Sonny.

A short Ray POV of Clay's traumatic injury and the immediate aftermath from episode 2x17, "Paradise Lost."

Quiet self-reflection has never been Sonny Quinn's M.O. But sitting in the darkness of the jungle, clutching Clay in his arms, his mind wanders to places he wouldn't normally allow. Sonny has lost friends before. Teammates even. It's always been traumatic, but quick. Never like this. This slow, painful, inevitable crawl toward death. *Not a death fic*

Clay has a minor setback in his recovery from the injuries he received in Manila, and Bravo's quietest teammate takes the initiative to help him move forward.

What happened with Sonny and Davis at the end of Backwards In High Heels? I don't have any idea, but I did make up a little something. Hopefully you like it.

Miraculously, Brain Armstrong survives his parachute malfunction during the HALO jump—but only by the skin of his teeth, and neither him nor Clay come out unscathed. After a concerning talk with Adam Seaver, Jason doubts his decision to draft Clay onto Bravo Team—but Ray is adamant that Clay Spencer is a chance worth taking. —but is he? / Rewrite of Season One.

A Savis New Year's Eve one-shot. Davis and Sonny go drinking with the boys. What will happen?

All it took was one news story, and his whole world got upended. In which the past comes back with a vengeance, relationships are tested, and secrets revealed. Contains themes of implied/referenced sexual assault, nothing graphic

Alpha's team leader disappears. Alpha Six can't figure out why no one seems concerned about this. And then things really start getting weird.

Stella's new job brings her into contact with her past.

"He was well and truly trapped and for a horrifying second, Clay understood that there was no way out of this. He was actually drowning. He was going to die." On what should have been a rudimentary recon mission, Clay learns things are really never that simple.

Jason is not going anywhere, not when Mandy needs him.

when brock and clay find themselves in a sticky situation they rely on their brothers to help them. featuring whump and family bonds. a short one shot about my favourite characters.

A little Savis Christmas one-shot! Davis wants to say thank you to Sonny.

A collection of one-shots, short stories, episode tags and whatever else I think of regarding our favorite SEALs. *UPDATED* Chapter 17: As Tier One Operators, nothing is too hard. No price too high. No cost too great. When a mission takes a turn for the worse, one member of Bravo will pay the ultimate price to ensure his brothers make it home one more time. *warnings inside*