Hellbound

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Author Anviloverheaven
Title Hellbound
Rating PG
Prompt Inspired by Mephistopheles, or rather, the fact that I simply cannot pronounce Mephisopheles properly.
Setting Post Series
Warnings This fic contains rampant silliness. May also contain disturbing images (if you’re an ailurophobic)
A/N Stuck in an unimaginable hell, Spike and Buffy discover the true meaning of betrayal. Just kidding! But they are in a hell... of sorts.

( Hellbound )

Hellbound

[anviloverheaven.livejournal.com]

Author Anviloverheaven
Title Hellbound
Rating PG
Prompt Inspired by Mephistopheles, or rather, the fact that I simply cannot pronounce Mephisopheles properly.
Setting Post Series
Warnings This fic contains rampant silliness. May also contain disturbing images (if you’re an ailurophobic)
A/N Stuck in an unimaginable hell, Spike and Buffy discover the true meaning of betrayal. Just kidding! But they are in a hell... of sorts.

( Hellbound )

See, Where It Flies (Spike, PG13)

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Title See, Where It Flies
Author Brutti ma buoni
Rating PG, but this is set after Seeing Red and Spike is processing the aftermath. There's nothing explicit about non-con, but it's a background theme, and Spike, pre-soul, isn't perhaps dealing with it as seriously as he does post-soul.
Words 450
Prompt Helen of Troy, and, really, the whole Faust theme
Setting Season six
Acknowledgements Many thanks to my co-author, Christopher Marlowe, for some incidental dialogue and the title. Also William Shakespeare, for a cute phrase. (Doctor Faustus, and Hamlet, natch. I steal from the best. Or at any rate, the most obvious.)

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See, Where It Flies (Spike, PG13)

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Title See, Where It Flies
Author Brutti ma buoni
Rating PG, but this is set after Seeing Red and Spike is processing the aftermath. There's nothing explicit about non-con, but it's a background theme, and Spike, pre-soul, isn't perhaps dealing with it as seriously as he does post-soul.
Words 450
Prompt Helen of Troy, and, really, the whole Faust theme
Setting Season six
Acknowledgements Many thanks to my co-author, Christopher Marlowe, for some incidental dialogue and the title. Also William Shakespeare, for a cute phrase. (Doctor Faustus, and Hamlet, natch. I steal from the best. Or at any rate, the most obvious.)

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