Call of Duty (Video Games)
Lost Found
by ErisVergil
Soap catches a cold. Ghost takes care of him.[Written in third person, past tense]
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Call of Duty (Video Games)
by ErisVergil
Soap catches a cold. Ghost takes care of him.[Written in third person, past tense]
The Witcher - All Media Types+2
by JayofOlympus
Lambert left his dreams behind to make a steady wage offshore. A new arrival in town brings poetry back into his life. "You mind they were sayin' somebidy bought that hoose doon on Queen Street?" Eskel said, pulling out the bacon and eggs. "Guy moved in last wik. Some posh cunt frae doon sooth. Triss wis sayin' he's a writer or summat." Lambert snorted. "Aye? An' how's he likin' oor scenery?" Eskel shrugged. "Dinna ken; I've no met 'im. Yen says he wint tae Oxford, or Cambridge. Een ae the two."
Top Gun (Movies)
Call of Duty (Video Games)
Dept. Q (TV)
Our Flag Means Death (TV)
by Fyre
E’en as a wean, Nathaniel had a love for the sea.They bided in a wee hoose doon near Leith. His paw spent all his days oot on the waves and his maw gaithered up the catch in her creels to tak them tae the mairket. Salt and fish and the slap o’ the waves was as much a pairt of his life as breathing.
The Witcher - All Media Types
by JayofOlympus
A trip to some local ruins leads to Jaskier learning more about Lambert's past.
The Witcher (Video Game)+2
by JayofOlympus
Jaskier learns the breathless, giddy joy of a ceilidh when Lambert invites him along to a wedding.
Pokemon Sword & Shield Versions
by Chuthulhu (Mangaluva)
Legacy casts some big shadows to escape, but that's what Mhairi and Hop are hoping to do by participating in this year's Alban Grand League. It's one of the most intense sporting events in the world, but in Alba, sports are never just about sports...
Doctor Who (2005)+3
Call of Duty (Video Games)
Tam Lin (Traditional Ballad)+2
Star Trek: The Original Series+1
by Tydomin (jedi_knights_at_bel_canto_bights)
Kirk, Spock and McCoy take advantage of their rare shore leave by visiting the RRS Discovery in her custom-built dock at Discovery Point, Dundee, Scotland. Kirk is overcome by the sense of wonder it evokes, and muses about great adventures in ages past. Relationships between great men in ages past are also discussed.
Doctor Who+4
by QuokkaMocha
For Burns Night 2022 Something is attacking travellers near the Auld Alloway Kirk, and since it might be smugglers, and since he knows the area, Robert Burns - poet, farmer and currently His Majesty's Exciseman for the parish of Upper Nithsdale - is sent to deal with it. But while he waits in the dark to see what might lurk around the old, haunted churchyard, he sees something far more surprising - a blue box that appears out of nowhere, and a strange, auld man known as The Doctor. This is written in Ayrshire Scots, the language Burns wrote in, slightly anglicised to make it easier to read, with a modern English translation in the second column. It's an imitation of Burns' style, and inspired by his epic poem "Tam O'Shanter", and I've borrowed a couple of wee couplets from the original here and there.
20th Century CE RPF+1
SAS: Rogue Heroes (TV)
by eoinmcgonigal (rhubarb_crumbl)
No one's warned the newcomer to their rural community not to walk along the braes road at this time of year, so it falls to Bill to stop him.
SAS: Rogue Heroes (TV)
by eoinmcgonigal (rhubarb_crumbl)
Johnny goes for a walk after heavy snowfall, and finds that, as beautiful as it is, things are a bit cold and wet.
SAS: Rogue Heroes (TV)
by eoinmcgonigal (rhubarb_crumbl)
A year and a half on, their lives have changed for the better.
Hellsing+2
by runestag
An idea placing a part of Alexander Anderson's usually very blurry backstory into the context of late sixteenth-century Scotland and the complexities of James' reign, his difficulties in getting his marriage settled, and the Scottish Reformation. Every character in this story is a specific imagining of a real historical person (aside from Anderson himself). Contains Middle Scots dialogue. I may eventually write more of this, if I can figure out some kind of solid plot for it.
Peaky Blinders (TV)