Hell is rising, their war cries are reaching Heaven. Not a single angel is at rest. What frightens them most of all is that they know every single singer from down below and one in particular is especially hungry for their blood.

Cora has been June's rock for years, strong, sturdy, faithful, and constant. What happens, though, when the darker side of their relationship surfaces and Cora starts to learn what being someone's rock might really entail? (Just a look at June and Cora's relationship viewed through a stupid analogy).

When one of the Sacred Soundstage's curtains tears, it's up to Cora to fix it and she just might end up with a promotion in the process.

June was just trying to acclimate to Hell when an old familiar face appeared. It was Cora! Had the girl come to save her and take her home? Or was Cora here for a darker reason?

There are several ways one could view Cora and Librarian's relationship. Here are three of them. (Each chapter is an unrelated AU of what happens after June falls and since each gives Cora and Librarian a different relationship, it may be weird to read them back to back).

Even though Agent is dead, in Scorpion's eyes, there is still one more person to exact revenge against and he knows exactly where to find her.

When you die, if you get into Heaven, your memories are modified so that you are no longer compelled to sin. Or at least, that was the intention of the process. Sometimes, though, the memories still come back and everyone knows that having dangerous thoughts in Heaven can lead to a lot of problems...

Yeah, she'd had a few of them. As psychotic as she seemed, even Translator Batez was afraid of the immense power Heaven held over her and her husband.

June and Cora learn just how fragile life is and how fast it can change. And there had been so much promise and potential in their future too!

After Cora's own family disowns her for being a lesbian, Cora finds a new home and it couldn't have been any more different than the one she left behind.

When America's national economic crisis finally reaches Cora, she needs someone to come and rescue her from her misfortune.

Just a day before June and Cora are scheduled to move to Hollywood, they decide to take one last walkabout their beloved home of NYC and on the way, they meet three faces and paths will cross.

Cora helps June get a job with her at the library but since it's June, that means that a normally-mundane job becomes one of adventure and amusement.

Cora finally gets sick of June's manipulative behavior and plucks up the courage to call her on all of it. How will June respond and what will it mean for their relationship?

Cora looked around herself. It was moments like these that made her wonder why she ever thought attending this place was a good idea. School sucked. Esteemed institution or not, it still had many flaws, yet here she was.

TRIGGER WARNING FOR SELF-HARM AND SUICIDE IN CHAPTER 1! June and Cora's heavenly adventures told in a College AU.

June and Cora turn their backs on each other but they take the final fall together, bound forever by their strange love.

June sees herself when she looks into the face of one of the toys Lucifer has strewn about his Hellish office.

Just a story-version of the song.

AU in which June's character is far darker and crueler.

June and Cora just enjoy their day off together in Heaven. (Pure, plotless fluff between these two cuties).

What was the war between Heaven and Hell really about? (Just philosophical ramblings. No plot. You have been warned.)

What exactly did Scorpion do to warrant himself a spot in Hell's carnival? Well, it all started when he was an angel. He just took his role as a beast of prey a little too seriously.

How did Painted Doll and Scorpion meet? Well, here are two possible suggestions.

When John tells Doll he's only here to find his family, Doll finally understand why she hates John so much.