"The names, the places they live, the places they visit, the women they sleep with, we know it well" And that's how it starts. As Paris is boiling with rumors of revolution, an attempt is made to cut off the rebellion at the source - once and for all. A story of dreams and ruthlessness, of love and hate, of fear and courage. E/E, M/C, and we will see what else happens on the way

It's almost time for racing season, and new arrivals throws the trainyard into a kind of chaos some are far too familiar with. (Language and content warnings are present; read at your own decision.)

The new lady engine, Mama McCoy, tells little Rusty a story about the Starlight Express

[Late London/revamp inspired] After that whole "Pumping Iron" fiasco, Wrench is willing to do whatever it takes to help Electra win the championship - even entering the race with an unlikely candidate.

Electra's refusal to race with Volta cost him the championship - and it almost cost him something even more important.

[One shot] Dinah is ready to disconnect from Electra because he won't whistle at her, so he tries a risky move - with unexpected results.

Spoilers for Age of Ultron (you've been warned). Bruce shouldn't have ever thought that she would have actually gone with him. He thought that things would be fine after she invented the lullaby. When Natasha disappears to confront her own her personal Hell, Bruce is forced to confront everything he's been running from.

One day he's trying to kill her and the next they're partners. They aren't friends and the trust isn't quite there yet, but amicable respect is enough to get by for now. Budapest changes everything when SHIELD isn't answering and Clint is captured, but she owes him a debt and one way or another she'll pay it back. (Or... how Natasha goes from an enemy and becomes Auntie Nat.)

Pearl just can't figure it out; Why does it seem like things aren't okay?

Steve's love is old and dying. The man Natasha liked left her. Wanda couldn't save her brother. Now the three of them, along with the other Avengers, must eliminate a threat far greater than they could imagine, but how can they be Earth's saviors when they themselves are broken and full of despair and darkness? Can they put aside their feelings to save the world?

Most people use their powers for good or for evil, wanting to change the world in one way or another. Alice, however, isn't most people. Alice uses her manipulation over reality to become a street magician. She isn't like the other candidates Fury considered for the Avengers Initiative, but with things coming into play he can barely comprehend, he doesn't have many other options.

Everything changes in the blink of an eye. One minute I'm having the time of my life, and the next, I am six feet deep hollow of emotion with a huge amount of guilt on my shoulders. How could this happen? How could so many lives depend on us only for us to let them down? God, the Avengers were torn. And to make it worse, the government decides to step in with a different agenda.

The events of The Battle of New York left there scars on the world, and for some find those scars hard to fade. A story about my idea of where Clint Barton was in those two years between Avengers and Age of Ultron after the reveal of a certain aspect of Barton's past. MAJOR SPOILER WARNING FOR AGE OF ULTRON! YOU'VE BEEN WARNED. Rated for language. Separate from my other sotries

Surely, when it comes to sacrificing themselves in order to rescue others, they know what to do. But once the world is saved, what is left? Behind all the praise and all the bruises, what does it mean to be a hero? (SPOILERS, set around the end of The Avengers: Age of Ultron)