Hell has all the best musicians.
It's the high seas at an indeterminate point in history. Gruesome Gerard and Lyn-z face off in a contest of who will be the dominant do-gooder, with Ray the cook, Mikey the first mate, Pete the stowaway, Frank the failed ninja, and assorted others falling over in the background. In short: pirate AU! Thanks to all the usual suspects.
He has never taken a disciple before this one, that is true, but Yin Chen has long been enlightened as to what such an arrangement entails.
Jin Guangyao thinks that, in another life, he would have been an excellent merchant. He is not so foolish as to commit certain things to written record, but in his mind, there exists a ledger. Considerations behind every action, what he has risked, and what he has gained. People who are beholden to him, people who fear him, people who want what only he can provide. People who want him.
A celebration of all the queer characters you can't bury. Or, if you do bury them, they don't stay down for long.
Parker wakes up with wings.
Bodhi lied to Cassian about how he and Galen met. Obviously the actual truth is "space Grindr."
Claire is really damn good at giving home haircuts. Matt is an appreciative test subject.
March and Healy go on a stakeout together. The close quarters turn out to be a little bit more than they can handle.
Angie needs to know how to waltz. Peggy offers some help.