jedibuttercup | Entries tagged with c: spock

M; Star Trek (AOS/Kelvin Timeline), 4200 words. Spock/Uhura.

She couldn't think of anything she'd done that none of the rest of the away team had; nowhere she'd gone that she hadn't had at least one of the Starfleet personnel with her. But something was definitely affecting her that wasn't affecting the rest of them.

Monitoring His Frequency

(For

LittleRaven in

auexchange)

Crossposts: https://jedibuttercup.livejournal.com/641071.html

PG-13; B:tVS/Star Trek: AOS. 3000 words, for

tvashti; set post-Into Darkness.

Oz knows there's no mission like an away mission with half the senior staff in the line of fire.

( Engineers Wear Red Shirts, Too )

(x-posted to

twistedshorts & AO3)

PG, gen; A:tS/Star Trek (2009). 1000 words; self-indulgent tag for Temporal Malfunctions.

Illyria visits another experienced time traveler for a consultation.

( To Be, Or Not (To Be Where I Am) )

(x-posted to

twistedshorts & AO3)

PG-13; DF/Star Trek XI, 5200 words. For Day 3. (Finishing off The Only Logical Conclusion)

Forget the sufficiently advanced science and the fact that Kirk and his men had swum against the Currents of Time; the fact that their particular wizard might be one I'd actually heard of might just be the most unbelievable part of their tale.

Tying Up the Loose Ends

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for jilltanith)

PG-13; Dresden Files/Star Trek XI, 2900 words. For Day 15. Follows The Only Logical Conclusion.

I couldn't help but think we'd all be better off if I caught up to our technological time travelers sooner rather than later.

Is There a Problem, Officer?

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for jilltanith)

PG; Sorcerer's Apprentice/Star Trek XI, 1700 words. For Day 12.

Balthazar had known since the first time he'd touched an IDIC badge still warm from the hand of a Vulcan that humans weren't the only sentients capable of shaping their environment with raw will.

Where No Sorcerer Has Gone Before

(Linked @ wishlist_fic and AO3; written for graycardinal)

PG-13, Star Trek XI, 4000 words. For

emony2, in the same 'verse as As Sparks Fly Upward.

Jim frowned, tapping his fingers on the arm of the captain's chair. Romulans. Again. Why did it have to be Romulans?

( Balance of Power )

(x-posted to

st_reboot and at AO3)

PG, Star Trek XI. 300 words - Spock POV, gen.

(From the old Journey to Drabble challenge: #45 -- Kirk, Spock, the persistence of memory)

( Kindred )

(x-posted to

st_reboot and AO3)

PG-13, Dresden Files/Star Trek XI. 2200 words; post-"Dead Beat" but pre-"Changes".

So perhaps I can be forgiven for walking into a scheduled meeting with Ramirez and assuming the worst when I spotted a man with greenish-pale skin bending over his sprawled body.

The Only Logical Conclusion

(Linked @ wishlist_fic; written for jilltanith)

PG-13, Star Trek XI, Pike; gen, 1000 words. (Another gapfiller).

The human mind simply wasn't built to fully grasp such an immensity of loss, to retain that much grief and still function properly.

( In Memoriam )

(x-posted to

st_reboot)

Title: As Sparks Fly Upward
Author:

jedibuttercup
Series: ST XI
Character/Pairing(s): Kirk-centric teamfic
Rating: PG-15
Word Count: 28,700
Warnings: Some violence; suggestion of past torture/rape of third parties.

Summary: A few months after the destruction of Vulcan, Captain Kirk accepts an unorthodox mission from Starfleet Intelligence that involves an incognito mission across the Neutral Zone to investigate rumors of kidnapped scientists.

Link to Fic: As Sparks Fly Upward (at Dreamwidth)
Link to Art: Art by ileliberte

Acknowledgements: To

ileliberte my fabulous artist;

maevebran and

avamclean, for beta work and hand-holding;

blcwriter, for influencing my Jim and Bones;

taraljc, for inspiring me to include Number One; and

azarsuerte, for issuing the request that led to this plot idea in the first place. Fic title from Job 5:7; chapter titles from Star Trek XI transcript; Romulan words from the Rihannsu to English dictionary.

(x-posted from

startrekbigbang)

Title: As Sparks Fly Upward

Author: Jedi Buttercup

Rating: PG-15

Disclaimer: The words are mine; the world is not.

Summary: A few months after the destruction of Vulcan, Captain Kirk accepts an unorthodox mission from Starfleet Intelligence that involves an incognito mission across the Neutral Zone to investigate rumors of kidnapped scientists. 28,700 words.

Warnings: Some violence; suggestion of past torture/rape of third parties.

Notes: ST:XI team-fic, slightly AU, from Kirk's POV with background canon pairing. Can be read with only that much Star Trek knowledge, but also includes plot/character details from several TOS episodes (including "The Conscience of the King" and "The Enterprise Incident") and authorized novels (especially "The Pandora Principle", "My Enemy, My Ally" and "Star Trek Academy: Collision Course"). NOT related to my missing scene fics.

Acknowledgements: To

ileliberte, my fabulous artist;

maevebran and

avamclean, for beta work and hand-holding;

lettersfromeleanorrigby, for influencing my Jim and Bones;

taraljc, for inspiring me to include Number One; and

PG, Star Trek XI & TOS, Spock Prime; gen, 2000 words. (Another gapfiller).

It has been said-- by humans, whose eyesight is not as keen as that of Vulcans, so one must excuse the inherent imprecision-- that 'hindsight is twenty-twenty'.

( What Must Never Be )

(x-posted to

st_reboot)

PG-13; B:tVS, Star Trek XI; 1400 words. (Finishing off the "Temporal Malfunctions" crack!fic.)

"So, another temporal refugee with an axe to grind," Jim said cheerily, smirking at her.

( A Possessive Species )

(x-posted at AO3)

PG-13, Star Trek XI. 10 x 100 words.

... or, Ten People who Were Seduced by the Starship Enterprise, Enterprise/Everyone.

( Giving Her All They've Got )

(x-posted to

st_reboot)

PG, Star Trek XI. 1400 words - Spock POV, gen.

(Also linked @ the Journey to Drabble challenge: #46 -- Kirk, Spock, provocation)

( Throwing Down the Gauntlet )

(x-posted to

st_reboot)

PG, Star Trek XI. 500 words - Uhura, Spock, Kirk.

(Linked at the Journey to Drabble challenge: #14 -- Uhura, unlikely friends)

A Most Dismissive Manner (and at AO3)