10 years after Carthage was reborn in Aperture Science, he has made the Center his home. However, visions of a former test subject still haunt his mind, driving him to recklessness. When GlaDOS discovers a signal by someone she thought to be long dead, she sends Carthage out to investigate. But can he deal with invading aliens, untrusting humans and his own split personality?

What exactly makes the companion cube so special? Pre-game oneshot.

They got no closer than anyone else.

"This course was created and then abandoned by humans. They tend to do that, create something wonderful and then abandon it."

After lunging on her classmate, Stanley Wheat, Chell is sent to the Student Counselor's room for some vague hope of behavioural change. Chellmann fluff based on an adorable prompt I found at Tumblr.

This is my first fanfiction!1! If you do not rate/subscribe/follow/favourite/pour neurotoxic liquid on your favourite pet Iguana, then I will come across the screen and personally hunt you down. Mark my words, pathetic human.

Portal version of Shrek is Love, Shrek is Life. It's "for science," after all.

Wheatley wonders what might have happened if he escaped with Chell. Slight Chelley. Rated T to be safe.

Out there in space, a small blue core has a lot of time to think...

Even war is postponed at times like these. Abandoned.

Against monsters of that kind, one just cannot win.

One of my first ever writing pieces about my favorite game Portal. Just what are those Turrets thinking...

A Oneshot focusing on a particularly disturbing theory about what really lies inside of the innocent Weighted Companion Cube.

Rattmann reminisces about the past while he lays dying. I wrote this, like, a year ago, but I decided to upload it anyway. I has an old headcannon that Rattmann is Chell's dad, but in light of new info that I've found, I've altered the headcanon, so this isn't accurate now, but why waste a decent fanfic, right? No pairings, rated T to be safe.

Let's count the Wheatleys, shall we? 1, 2, skip a few, twenty thousand. One-shot.

You have been murdered countless times, and all you have learnt is that death just doesn't work that way.

Drabble about the ending of Portal.

The Aperture Science Security and Guard Team has at least one catastrophe to deal with every day. And if not, people are usually very jumpy the next day waiting for the catastrophe to happen. Which, in turn, typically causes said catastrophe. One-shot. Rated T because I am extremely paranoid for absolutely no discernable reason. Have I said catastrophe enough yet? No? Catastrophe.

She was in charge of the Aperture Science Red Phone Failsafe Program. In fact, until the project was finished, it was to be her only job. Ironically, she had a history of being mute, and Aperture Science had a history of not thinking things through very well. One-shot.

This is a one-shot of how I think Portal 2 should have ended. Remember to review, or I'll feel like I'm not loved. I might even start crying.

Chell is gone once more; only this time, GLaDOS has let her. No one quite knows why.

In the original story of Portal, Cave Johnson mentions that he was poisoned by the moon rocks- but he was apparently the only one to take ill. What actually happened behind the scenes?

In the vacuum of space, Wheatley's mind conjures dark dreams. (Slight implied past Chell/Wheatley feelings, but can be interpreted however you prefer.)

A description of Human Wheatley with a few bits of his life thrown in the mix. One-shot.

Read the title, for goodness sake! May contain Chelly. Good Chelly.