The Last Archangel. How I got this idea is a funny story actually...
I was on one of Marr's livestreams when I was discussing which Supernatural characters would work for the Avengers. We'd gotten stuck on who should be Gabriel (after deciding Dean was Tony and Castiel Steve), when I confessed the idea that spawned this monster. One person asked where this 40k story was. Well...it's long since surpassed 40k words now, and I'm unsure of how much longer it will be.A word to the wise: Gabriel is not the same as he was in Supernatural. I figured that after spending thirty-seven years as a human, that would influence him even after he retrieves his Grace, much like Anael wasn't the same after she recovered hers. And if you turn your head and squint not really hard, you can tell that Gabriel ships Dean/Castiel. The Last Archangel: Supernatural/Avengers fusion. The Last Archangel Prologue. You Watch Me Prowl In The Darkness.
This was something I've been working on since August, but I've only just had time to finish x I was reading some stuff and this idea sprung to mind x I hadn't expected to finish this, but today I've had a snow day so I ended up having time xx Please read and review :) Bruce hissed as the needle pricked his skin, drawing blood.
He forced the Other Guy down as he stirred in response to the pain. Bruce already had all of the team's blood; but the main reason for this exercise was to attempt to determine what had gone wrong with his own attempt to recreate the super soldier serum. Well, he knew what had gone wrong (it was big and green), but he wanted to know why. The lab was clean and sterile and Bruce was being extremely careful - he knew what his blood could do without him even realising it. There were many things he couldn't forgive himself for. Just for curiosity's sake he decided to run a check on the rest of the teams blood to compare them to the super soldiers blood. Out of the Bag. Chapter Text Tony always had the best toys.
Without his equipment the series of genetic analysis Bruce had completed in a week would have taken years with a full team working on it, and even then he doubted they'd have discovered the anomaly. It probably didn't mean anything. Even though that gene sequence was... odd... well, evolution is a process of mutation, and most mutations cause so little change they don't matter. And really, if it was going to be a health problem, it would have shown up by now. Everyone else had checked out as expected. The sequencer beeped again. "Yes, Dr. "Collate anomalous gene sequences from the on-going analysis, identify origin. " "Origin has been determined," Jarvis said, a few minutes later. "Cat? Bruce jumped at the unexpected voice. "I should have put a no pets clause in the lease. Mortals and Svartalheim. Hey everyone!
This is a challenge requested: Make Tony an Asgardian. Well...I can do that. Sorry for the paragraph being clumped together- i'm not sure why it's so compressed, it won't let me space it out either. Sorry. Marieta Verusdottir was no high merchant, nor well known throughout Asgard. X-(X)-x Marieta moved quietly between the large stables of Asgard, snaking her way among the noble large and powerful steeds of Asgard. She pulled on the reigns, throat dry as she looked in slight panic at the elder Prince. 'It was he.' "I wish you well on your quest, Verusdottir. Then, she landed, her horse bucking alongside her as she spun, looking around the chilly forest. Then, she paused, halting in her mounting of her father's horse as she thought, and looked around at the forest around her. She was in another realm, Midgard, if the trickster Prince did not lie to her, and on her own. Bloody Feathers. Hey everyone!
This is a challenge requested: You know all of those Vampire and Werewolf fics out there? Can you make one with Tony? This is going to be fun. The length? The Winged Soul. So still not the sequel to A State of Mental Extremes, but it's something else I was working on.
I'm not sure how long the sequel to aforementioned story will be, but it's looking to be long again. In any case, this particular story is something different from what I usually do.