Xander roadtrip lasted a little longer and he reached Portland. But all is not well, and what the hell is Wesen anyway? Abandoned

Stories of Wesen within the Scoobies. As well as potentially Grimms. Which Scoobies, and how many, may change from chapter to chapter.

Juliette Silverton n'est pas une simple vétérinaire de la ville de Portland dans l'état d'Oregon. Dans son adolescence, elle a répondu oui à l'appel de la première Tueuse. Elle a été parfaitement entraînée et continue à l'être toujours. Heureusement, Portland est tranquille et Juliette a une grand passion pour les animaux et aussi pour Nick, simple lieutenant de police criminelle.

Xander went to Africa to escape. Somehow he ended up finding himself. Post 'Chosen' ficlet with a splash of Grimm thrown in.

It's never been in question- Xander being human. But he is the one who can see, which is especially interesting when you consider all those things that bump around in the night, invisible to the rest of us. With a little help from his new friends and boss, Xander might be able to become something truly special. If only politics weren't getting in the way of it all.

It wasn't a gentle love that bound them together, Slayer to half-wesen Prince to Grimm. Hunters to one who should have been their prey; servants to one who in another age would have commanded their allegiance.

In the wake of a heated argument between him and Nick, Monroe disappears. Nick tries to find him, with no success. Then, a stranger arrives - a tiny-but-powerful blonde with her own entourage in tow - informing Nick of a new danger rising in his city. Nick is stunned to find that this new threat brings him back into contact with Monroe - a deeply damaged Monroe who needs his help.

Always female, these rare, solitary creatures are known to be extremely aggressive and will attack any other wesen they encounter.

Set up in Portland as a break from her slaying duties and helping to run the new council, Buffy comes across a strange scene. She just knew this wasn't going to be as relaxing as her friends had led her to believe.