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100
words to kill
My collection of Weiß Kreuz drabbles
(ficlets of 100 words).
Currently numbering 58.
Highly Schwarz-centric.
G to R rating. |
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capable
"Farfarello has often thought talking is one of the stupider
uses for Schuldig’s mouth."
An Esset debriefing after one of Schwarz's early missions. Nastiness
ensues.
Story written for mayatawi
who inspired it with her icon (shown on left)
Farfarello/Schuldig. PG-13 for offscreen SchuldigTorture
& implied BDSM.
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deliverance
"With a tinkle of little brass chimes, the door shut on the sunshine
and cacophony of Chinatown. Inside, the shop was dim and cool. . ."
Why do you think Esset never infiltrated China?
Crossover with Pet Shop of Horrors
Nagi, Count D, Leon, Schuldig, Crawford. G. |
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familienkreis [family
circle]
""You didn't honestly think I wouldn't know, did
you?" Schuldig asked when she opened the door."
Written as part of a 'Weiss Kreuz's children' challenge
Sakura, Schwarz, Aya, OMC. G. |
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froh ende [happy
ending]
"He peered around a white-suited shoulder, now artistically spattered
with red. Crawford, naturally, ignored him."
Love and death, Schwarz style. Crossover with Neil Gaiman
fiction.
Crawford/Schuldig, Neil Gaiman characters. PG-16
for a couple of words, inferred torture, death. |
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job
perks
"So he had a field assignment again.
Under one of the Council’s golden-haired boys no less. Brad Crawford,
precognitive - and by most accounts, general all-round bastard. Wunderbar."
Job perks - Crawford thinks Schuldig is one. Schuldig isn't happy
about that. Mind games ensue.
Crawford/Schuldig. PG-13
for lots of very rude German & AngloSaxon words.
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night
operation
"Like
any doctor, House had become familiar with the phenomenon of being shaken
awake in the early hours of the morning. That shaking was usually accompanied
by a cup of coffee however, not an automatic pistol."
House receives a house call.
Crossover
with House, MD
Dr Geoffrey House, Crawford, Schuldig, Wilson. PG.
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kein engel [no
angel]
"The shock
of recognition on his face caught her attention, even more than his
shock of improbably coloured hair. But she knew she had never met him
before - unless. . ."
Schuldig meets the woken Aya-chan. Dating ensues.
Schuldig/Aya-chan, Mamorou, Nagi, Crawford.
PG-16 for sexual content
New:
Epilogue added |
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kitsune
"He came to a stop in front of the step; smiled down at her
with a familiarity that would have had her husband reaching for a weapon."
Schuldig. Late Edo-period Japan. Not a good combination.
Rurouni Kenshin/Weiss Kreuz. Schuldig/? -
NC-17. |
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pooka
"Spit the pebble out... and the pooka remains
a pooka."
Farfarello, Crawford, murder, control and sanity – it’s a disturbing
mixture.
Crawford/Farfarello. NC-17. 
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schwarzgate
Crawford and Schuldig join the Stargate Atlantis program.
Crossover
with Stargate: Atlantis
Crawford, Schuldig, Jack O'Neill, John Shepherd, Rodney McKay, Kavanaugh.
PG-13.
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songs
of innocence & experience
A "Five Things That Never Happened" collection - this time
exploring "Five qualities Schwarz never lost". All AU. Ranges
from serious to humour.
Schwarz. G to
NC-17. |
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synergy
between sociopaths
An examination of the Crawford/Schuldig relationship. Includes brief
rundown of the plot of the Weiß Kreuz Kapitel and Glühen
series, Schwarz's appearances, media timeline, character studies,
canon interaction and fandom appraisal with fiction recommendations.
Warning: Extensive Spoilers!
NC-17 for discussion
of violence, sex and mental health issues. |
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tannenbaum [christmas
tree]
"But this year the tree was full, bushy,
glorious, scent-free plastic. Schuldig, in Nagi’s opinion,
had been disproportionately outraged."
Yuletide in the Schwarz household aka 'The Christmas Tree
War'.
Schwarz, Omi. PG-13 |
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vielleicht [perhaps]
"Jealousy is a storm of sakura blossoms."
"Perhaps" - Omi watching Nagi watching sakura blossoms fall.
Tanka by Izumi Shikibu.
Nagi/Omi, Nagi/Tot (implied) PG-13. |
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weiß kreuz:
schnappschüsse
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Series in chronological order:
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was sie benötigen [what
you need]
"Pretty ballsy for a tealeaf reader. I think
I like this guy"
Crawford doesn't always get what he wants. The first meeting of Schuldig
and Crawford, set a few years before Japan.
Crawford/Schuldig.
PG-13. |
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schöne freundschaft [beautiful friendship]
“Put the gun down,” Crawford walked forward so he was at the head of the table, halfway between the combatants, “Put the gun down, now.”
It isn't always friendship at first sight...
Schuldig, Farfarello, Crawford. R for violence. |
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05/08
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officework
“Do I look like a verdammt
secretary to you?”
Schwarz aren't officeboys. Post-arrival in Japan, pre-'Kapitel'.
Schuldig, Crawford, Nagi. R. |
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soczialinteraktion [social
interaction]
“I warned you not to force Schuldig to attend
that business social,” Farfarello told Crawford’s rapidly
departing back,“And people say I’m the crazy
one.”
Nagi and Schuldig attend a business social. Pre-'Kapitel'.
I was reading a Teach-Yourself-Japanese book and it had a warning
about how lengthening a vowel can change the meaning of a word drastically,
even catastrophically. The example they used made me giggle helplessly
and this Schwarz-fic sprang into mind. Example shown at the end.
Schwarz. R for rudeness. |
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ein und zwanzig [one
and twenty]
"When
Schuldig opened his bedroom door, there was a parcel on the bed."
Crawford plays nice. It backfires. Pre-'Kapitel'.
Crawford/Schuldig. PG-13. |
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nebenläufig [concurrent]
"Communing deeply with his first cup of
coffee, the *snip* of the scissors was the only, and somewhat
belated, warning Schuldig got."
Two different settings. The same conversation.
Aya/Yohji, Crawford/Schuldig,
Nagi. PG-13.
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kein romantisch [unromantic]
"Nagi woke to the sound of shots."
Some people have a different view on what romance is.
Nagi, Crawford/Schuldig. PG-13. |
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spielzeit [playtime]
"Which is why 'Kitten Stalking' is this afternoon's game-to-alleviate-boredom."
Aya takes a walk. Schuldig plays.
Aya, Crawford/Schuldig.
PG-13. |
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galgenfrist [reprieve]
"The city is like a cemetery, aisles of dark grey cenotaphs
shadowed by only the occasional furtive attendant."
Schuldig in the early morning light.
Crawford/Schuldig.
PG-13.
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wilkommen zur realean welt [welcome
to the real world]
"It's like being in a damn room with speakers blaring 'It's
a Small World' at you from all four corners."
Telepaths hate crowded airports.
Crawford/Schuldig.
PG-13.
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