Brock and Clay are separated from the rest of Bravo and taken to a local hospital...

In Trent Sawyer, Bravo Team had the best medic in all of DEVGRU. He'd saved their lives and the lives of many others countless times. But what happens when the medic needs a medic to save his own life?

They weren't coming, but he didn't care anymore. They were gone, probably dead. And it was all his fault. Darkness pulsed around him, pulling him down, further, faster. He was stuck there, staring as the voice hissed out a strange sort of laughter around the room, echoing back into his ears, throbbing, twisting, ripping through his head. And he couldn't wake up.

Brock becomes seriously ill on a mission and is in desperate need of medical attention. Unfortunately, the nearest hospital is more than a day's hike back the way they came.

"This is bad, he fleetingly thought for the second time that night. After everything, Clay wasn't going to go out in a blaze of glory. He was going to be done in by a knife to the gut and a push down the stairs." OR: After what should have been a routine mission in Tajikistan, Clay is grievously wounded and Bravo is stranded. Whump and bromance abound.

A series of one-shots written for Whumptober 2019 prompts. Chapter 8: "Jason just wants to sleep, but the rain keeps dripping on his face." Written for prompts #11 Stitches & #16 Pinned Down.

While waiting for rescue, Trent spends 53 hours fighting to keep himself and a critically injured Clay alive. It's even less fun than it sounds, and in the aftermath, Trent's life unexpectedly starts to spiral out of control.

While recovering from a minor injury, Clay gets assigned to serve as interpreter for Romeo in rural Africa, with Kairos also along as EOD. When shit hits the fan and Spenser gets left behind, it's up to Summer to negotiate an uneasy truce between Bravo and Romeo - at least for long enough to get Clay back home alive.

A look on Keith post-Naxcela and beyond. Not canon compliant after season four. Contains angst, self-hatred, self-esteem issues, and a whole lot of hurt. However, like every story deserves, there's a happy ending. Because no matter how much Keith thinks otherwise, he's not fighting alone.

Takes place months after the events in The Avengers. Thor returns to earth with Loki but Loki has been deaged to a baby as punishment for he's deeds on earth. This series spans across a period of time, from Loki being a baby to about 16 years old and being raised by the Avengers. Everybody deserves a second chance and Loki just got his.

No one expected Lotor's intervention. No one could have prepared them what it meant for their future. After a close-shave battle, the Paladins and their new allies now must form an uneasy alliance with Prince Lotor to push back against the Galra Empire. However, when the net closes in around our heroes, a decision must be made: one that could save or destroy Voltron forever.

Post-Red Meat. The hours hadn't been any kinder to his brother than they'd been to Sam. Dean looked sick. And not just the "my brother got shot and is bleeding on the floor in front of me" kind of sick. As they try to put each other back together, Sam learns something about his brother's past he never knew. There are more pieces to pick up than either of them realized.

The Galra have taken so much from everyone. Everyone on his team. Everyone in the galaxy. What if he's like that, too? / Post-Blade of Marmora, Keith is dealing with the consequences. S2

Well, shit. (aka) Haggar's not stupid, guys. She really, really isn't. Rated T for graphic depiction of violence, and swearing. Haggar's not someone you want to cross. Latest in the 'Lost Paladins' series.

After saving an alien race from the Galra, Team Voltron sets down on the planet for repairs. They are welcomed with open arms – until the aliens find out that Keith is Galra.

The pillow shifts beneath his skull and a forehead presses against his own... It should be awkward, Archie vertical and crammed up against his own bed, Jughead lying stiff, their hands still linked together. It should make him squirm, their upper bodies twisted like pretzels, yet it somehow feels more like puzzle pieces. (spoilers-ish for 1x12)

An in-between scene for 1.12 in which Jughead tries to get some rest on the couch in Archie's garage, but the brutality of the present makes sleep hard to come by.

Post S2 Finale. Keith is sick and falling apart. Hunk is there to help him pick up the pieces.

(Set right after season 2 episode 13) Keith's reaction to finding that the black lion is empty and Shiro is gone... (art by karoviesart on tumblr)

Jack takes a hard hit to the head during a hockey game and Bobby has to be the responsible older brother.

RPM. Everybody's got a past. Dillon might not remember his, but he knows everyone has one. Even Ziggy Grover. A friendship story.

RPM. After the events of "Ranger Green," Ziggy knows Dillon's mad at him. Thinks he knows why. Thinks he knows how to fix it. Sometimes Ziggy's an idiot. Friendship fic. Complete.

There hasn't been a single cough, a single chord strummed, there hasn't even been a shift of the floorboards as Jack walks from the television on his bureau back to his bed or the shift of springs as Jack rolls in a nap. This is practiced quiet. Jack is good at quiet. In fact, Jack is like the MVP of being quiet.

RPM. Following the events of "Go for the Green," Ziggy has a few issues, not the least of which being minor injury. Dillon and Ziggy friendship; team building. Complete.

Sam has a breakdown post 2.5 Simon Said, courtesy of an ill-timed migraine.

Sam has a head injury. Good, old-fashioned H/C.

Because, in rough times, we lie to ourselves. And then we need someone to tell us the truth. And in the middle there is bathtubs, pancakes, and hurt. Not Slash. Just fluffy hurt/comfort. One shot.

EPILOGUE ADDED What happens when the boys are stranded and one of them becomes violently ill?

When a hunt goes sideways, the brothers are hurt and lost in the northern Minnesota woods. They have only each other and their skills to get them out...and they aren't alone. They are being tracked by the 'perfect hunter'.