As Buffy turns to leave Spike in his crypt in Intervention, he tells her about the demon in Africa and the deadly trials that could win him his soul.
A Scooby Christmas party is interrupted by the arrival of a surprise guest: the vampire who left town with the Judge's arm in a box three years ago.
Spike contemplates the Buffybot shortly after receiving her from Warren.
According to the Eye of Beljoxa, Buffy's resurrection triggered the rise of the First Evil, a revelation which would have presented an alternate means of winning the war, if anyone had thought of it. What if someone did?
With the right witches to make it happen, time travel should be simple: Go back. Change only what needs to change. Act normal. But Buffy doesn't travel light. The weight of her loves, losses, hopes, and regrets goes wherever she does. And so does her vampire.
We call them strong, those who can face this world alone. Those who seem to get by on their own. Those who will never take the fall. We call them weak, who are unable to resist the slightest chance love might exist, and for that forsake it all.
Spike’s point of view after being captured by Glory in Intervention.
When Buffy brings her mom and sister to Spike to protect from the hell god, Glory, he sees a chink in her armor—she needs him, she trusts him... maybe, just maybe, she doesn’t hate him as much as she claims. Will that boatload of manly responsibility the Slayer’s dropped into his lap save Spike from a life of lonely desperation?
This was written for nmcil, who wanted a Giles and Anya story set at Halloween. Ten drabbles of Giles and Anya at Halloween from Season 3 onwards, plus an epilogue. Alternating perspectives, and sort of vaguely comic-compliant. It was originally posted in October 2015.
It's 2023, and an epic war is underway between good and evil. This time around, good is losing. But Willow's found a way to turn the tides by sending Buffy back into her past. The catch? She can't change anything directly. Will Buffy choose wisely and save the world, maybe even herself? Or just make everything worse?
Spike and Buffy get together before his Buffybot order arrives. What's a slayer who needs a break to do?
Written for the prompt "decoy" for Buffyverse bingo and inspired by Make Me Feel by The Danish Bird.
Spike's been sent back, and bugger the rules of time travel, he's going to make a difference.
Written for the prompt "the kindness of strangers" for Buffyverse bingo.
Everything changed after Maggie Walsh used an experimental virus on her soldiers and her creation. Now Buffy and Spike are seeking answers about the G-virus and The Umbrella Corporation while on the run from Glory and her minions.
I based part of Spike's Restless dream on this wonderful work by Myrabeth: Cheese Her stuff is amazing and deserves all of the comments/reviews. Take a look around her site.
Unsure of what to do about her crumbling relationship or how to keep her sister safe, Buffy uses a crystal made by Willow to trigger a slayer dream. A slayer dream that warns her to be wary of wolves who hide their fur under the skin.
Written for the fall 2020 round of Seasonal Spuffy: https://seasonal-spuffy.livejournal.com/
With Tara in the hospital after being brain sucked by Glory, Willow takes Buffy up on an offer of a trip out to the desert to clear her mind. While there, she comes across a child, alone and scared. When she ends up falling into a sealed underground, Buffy and Spike have to try save her from darkness while keeping young Frisk out of danger.
About to go on the run from Glory, Buffy takes a moment to relax with someone who should have been her enemy.
One decision can change so much. Instead of telling Buffy that Spike is in love with her during Crush, Dawn tells her about a list. It leaves Buffy thinking about all of the ways that Spike could have used to kill them… but didn’t.
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