Following a successful away-mission, Pike realizes that Nurse Chapel's genetic enhancements for him didn't work exactly as planned.

Post s2e1. Following Chapel and La'an as they negotiate the sadness that so far is season 2, and hopefully fixing some of that along the way. Which means first off Chapel is going to therapy, despite my many previous protestations to the contrary, because she did in fact -die- and surely that would be mandated, right? Part 10 in this series, though reading the rest is not required.

He wasn't obsessive-compulsive by nature, but the second he set foot back on the Enterprise that fateful day, Chris swore to do whatever it took to never let anything like that happen again. Or: Following the events of Rigel VII, Pike and La'an find themselves suffering an unexpected consequence of the experience, proving that sometimes the after effects are worse than the ordeal

Captain Pike and Nurse Chapel share a drink, set just after Subspace Rhapsody (s2e9)

Employing every possible Trek trope in an attempt to achieve peak hackiness. It was a challenge (sort of). Count them if you dare. Also, if you note down any tropes I missed, I'm up for round two.

Private conversations that needed to happen between Spock and Christine behind closed doors. Chapter one takes place after S2 Ep8 'Under the cloak of war'. Chapter two takes place after S2 Ep9 "Subspace Rhapsody".

An epilogue to the episode "Charades." After becoming Vulcan again, Spock receives a call from Sarek.

Perspectives on kissing.

...never forgotten. It's kind of funny, but also, WARNING: description of injury, not for the squeamish.

Sometimes, just being there is enough. WARNING for description of depression.

A promise you can't keep is just a lie.

It's the apparently obligatory sex pollen episode that comes to every Star Trek ship sooner or later. Nothing much happens, but still, you've been warned. Also, I know it's not a drabble, but I did manage 1500 words exactly, so I feel like on some cosmic level it should count.

A cup full of truth

Some things are worth lying for.

Those moments during the nights before the mornings after the nights before where the whole thing suddenly becomes glaringly real, and what to do about it. Don't worry- it'll make sense.

'I love you' as a philosophical conundrum. What do we mean by that? Discuss.

It's just meta enough to be meta: the AR wall, the boulders, the more things change the more they stay the same. Personally, I could do without all the flashy visual stuff if it gave me a better show to watch. I don't need sparkles, just give me a good story. I'll settle for 480p if it means you spend the money on writers, directors, acting and run time. Very much in that order.

Amanda tried to save SPock's engagement, but Spock is more interested in a tryst with Christine and completing a five-year mission on the Enterprise. Meanwhile, Christine has other plans. Guess who is left to pick up the pieces. Spock/T'Pring, Spock/Christine Spock/Uhura, Pike, Korby, Una, Ortega.

An AU one, but with dancing, because nothing's -that- AU. Also, I feel like my attempt to bump La'an up the 'Chapel ships' rating is cluttering up the feed here. Let me know if it's annoying, I could consolidate them into chapters instead.

Set post s01e02, running in VR

Set post/during s01e02, a moment in the mess hall.

A trip through spaceport security.

A moment in summer

The anomaly of the week strikes again.

'And dark are the waters' part 2