eighth_horizon

Charity list request for astolat: a spin off of what could have happened right after the ‘Nightmare’ ep in season I, where Sam figures out his powers in different and peculiar ways. Or, a possible evolution of Sam’s powers. Dean helps (for a given factor of ‘helping’). Gen case story, 11,000 words, PG-13 for language. No spoilers, and no warnings other than Dean’s filthy mouth and gratuitous mild crack. The places are real, but I took artistic license (as you do).


“It’s not gonna fit in the car,” Sam said.

“It will when I’m done with it,” Dean said.

I am going to be working like crazy on all the rest of those unfilled charity prompts that were requested three years ago. All I can do is apologize for the gross delay, and write. This is another one.

Title: Quartering the Odds
Series: Turn of the Wheel (AU)
Words: 3500
Rating: PG-13 (language, m/m sexual situations)

Sam and Dean weren’t able to repel the Watchtower guardian in Dodecagon, and the elementals have been running rampant. It’s no longer a human’s world, and the boys have to scrounge in ever stranger ways. The original prompt was from without_me for either more ToW-style wingfic, or, hooker fic. Being who I am, that means this became hooker wingfic.

It was not dirty pool to use your carefully learned survival skills on your little brother when it was actually a matter of survival.

Predator becomes prey when something starts eating pedophiles. The thing is, the boys are stuck choosing between two types of evil. Once they find out what’s doing it, how much do the boys care, and which evil is lesser?
The plot bunny came from Red, and the excuse for going further came from Misha’s stranger danger vid. Horror, humor, and moral conundrums. Warnings: passing mention only of molestation and child rape (not involving the boys). PG-13, 4500 words.

“Justice is being served, here, Sam,” Riley said. “And I mean served, with barbecue sauce.”

SPN/NCIS xover, sequel to Volatile Compounds. help_haiti fic for baileytc that takes place early in season 5. Her prompt was for case related gen and she was ok with another NCIS xover. The rest is not her fault. Warning: If you have a higher level of discomfort reading about babies being eaten by monsters off screen, beware. They dealt with it a little in the show in season 4, but not to this extent. Additional warning: bonus shark jumping!

Gibbs warned Sam and Dean not to use their NCIS badges again unless they checked with him first. They didn’t realize that in Gibbs-speak it meant he would be contracting work out to them whenever something came along that couldn’t be killed with government-issued firepower.

14,500 words, PG-13.

“You guys are going to find yourselves missing the days when it was just people ganking other people,” Dean said.

Nothing But Faith In Nothing

Dead Like Me fic that takes place a few months before the 2009 movie. Mason’s having a bad week and it falls to George to…be George, except a little moreso. For natfudge, who asked ages ago for lots of George/Mason h/c and cuddling. 2000 words, rated R for show-level language and because I live on the fuckin’ eastside.

dreamlittleyo drew utterly fantastic, adorable art for Immutable Law. I squeed. Go tell her how awesome she is, pls.

The site my fic is on, gekizetsu.net, was hacked by some lameass pr0n site that managed to get in and add a Javascript program to the main page that was allowing some ridiculous malware to be downloaded without warning the user. It's been cleared, but if you've visited the site recently (and thank you for doing so), then maybe run your anti-virus software to be safe. Sorry for the trouble - I'd never have noticed if it wasn't for a few concerned folks messaging me to let me know. <3. I have requested a site review from Google to get the 'suspect site' rating removed. All should be good soon.

Damn pr0nners.

Part of the 90 Proof series. Castiel’s addiction to Cheetos has grown worse, and after drinking and cursing, there’s only one real thing left to teach an angel: bowling. 3400 words, PG-13 for innuendo, cursing, and various other moments of stupidity.

“There are some things that are uniquely human experiences,” Dean said with a smirk.