- Lavernius Tucker/Agent Washington
- Super Recs
- Best Laid Plans: (+ Kaikaina, 28k) Tucker has a foolproof plan to get himself into the ultimate threesome. Too bad no one's cooperating with him.
- Oh The Places You’ll Go! (114k) On New Year's Eve 2013, Wash and Tucker share a moment on a roof and then go their separate ways. Eight months later, Tucker hires a personal trainer.
- Of Lifeguards and Water Polo: (287k) Tucker was pretty sure he was going to spend the rest of his life smelling like chlorine.
- Put My Guns in the Ground: (292k) The thing about love and sex in a warzone is that there are a million things that can go wrong, but— As it turns out, there are also a million things that can go right.
- Recs
- Macaroni and Power Armor (AU, 25k) AU in which Tucker is the worst (best?) babysitter that the Mother of Invention has ever seen. And things go about as terribly as you might expect them to.
- The Nightmare Solution: (24k) Featuring temporary cohabitation, fake exorcisms, copious self-help books, and David Washington slowly losing control of his life.
- Do You Know What They Say About Eternity? (13k)
- Call Me By Name: (8k) It never occurred to Tucker that "Wash" wasn't, in fact, Agent Washington's real name.
- Breaking Time: (246k) How does that old saying go? Home is where the heart is? Wash never had a home. He never had a place to grow up or people to get attached to. Maybe he did, once, but it doesn't matter anymore. He escaped from a cell in an underground fighting ring that put kid against kid in a fucked up fight to survive, and landed right into another. The Blood Gulch Juvenile Detention Centre for Boys. This time, though, there's Tucker. There's Caboose and Grif and the rest of the group and as much as they all say they hate it, at least they have each other. And now there's Wash, who's as paranoid as Grif is sarcastic and defensive as Caboose is strange. There's problems and insecurities and really bad jokes, and underneath it all, the chance for Wash to find a home. Because home is where the heart is, right?
- weight of living: (32k) Tucker helped him to let go.
- To Read
- Dexter Grif/Dick Simmons
- Leonard Church/Agent Texas
- Super Recs
- Recs
- Outpost #1 Apartments: (AU, 31k) In a world where super humans exist, so do those claiming to be heroes. Church just wants to escape the hellish environment he endured growing up, so while running straight into the depths of Blood Gulch City wasn’t the smartest move, it was likely his only choice. Too bad the ghosts he’s dodging are far more persistent than he had feared as he settles into the Outpost #1 Apartments.
- Boyfriend For Hire: (22k) 10 Things I Hate About You AU which works amazingly well with the assholes that are the Red vs Blue characters.
- To Read
- Agent York/Agent Washington/Agent North Dakota
- Super Recs
- Team Building Excercises: (106k) Professionals say that team building exercises makes a unit stronger, better, and more cohesive. Those people obviously never met the Agents of Project Freelancer before coming up with that description.
- Recs
- Relocation: (145k) Moving to a new place is difficult. Moving to a new place where you only know one person and you’re looking for a fresh start to chase the bitter taste of a bad relationship out of your mouth is even harder.
- For Every Action, a Reaction: (Series, 153k) Make a choice. Flip a coin. Heads, Washington has Epsilon for a few days before it's pulled. He ends up in recovery during the Freelancer break-in, and is ultimately left behind by the circumstances. He becomes a harder, colder man burdened by a terrible knowledge he must face alone. Tails, the Director has Epsilon pulled immediately. Washington ends up closely monitored far out of the reach of his friends and partners. Things spiral out of control more slowly for Project Freelancer, and the repercussions are far harder to foresee. This time the coin comes up tails. And with the decisions made, the actions taken, the universe has no choice but to react.
- To Read
- Other
- Super Recs
- _ Recs_
- i sing the body electric (and it sounds like oasis): (13k) In which Delta has feelings, everyone is a wingman, and Wash is, surprisingly, not run over with a car.
- But Only When Skillfully Tied: (24k) In which a ceasefire may or may not mean the war is over, Vanessa Kimball is not a cult but she maybe plays one on TV, Agent Carolina learns to stop worrying and love the society of control, and General Doyle is probably paying for Wash's therapy, but at least the cat doesn't die.
- To Read
- Gen
- Super Recs
- The Long Road Back To Good: (55k) Agent Washington knows that change is a fast and unforgiving thing. Until one day, it isn't. He trades his grey armor for blue in the blink of an eye, but the real change takes far longer to settle in his bones. Missing moment from the fight at Sidewinder to rescuing Epsilon.
- Recs
- To Read
apr 24 2018 ∞
apr 24 2018 +