I love to write, and I have been attempting to hone my craft for years, all while training to be a child therapist (which should become a reality within the year). I have been writing fan fiction on and off for several years as both a stress relief and a way below inject good stories into a normally insane coterie. Thankfully, the Star Trek fandom and it's fine legacy has given me much inspiration and enjoyment over the past months, and my motivation to write for it is mainly an effort to give something back. The story I am currently writing is Spock/McCoy, which I want to complete before posting (and if there is a beta out there who would like to take me on, let me know). However, I am in the planning stages of a Kirk/Spock story, which I hope to get posted before I get my new internship started.
Spock Prime discovers he is dying, and there is only one place he wants to be.
REPOSTED DUE TO A MAJOR RE-EDIT.
It is understood that when one loses their daemon, they are as good as dead. For Spock of Vulcan, letting this happen to James Kirk was not an option - no matter the cost.
Crossover with Phillip Pullman's His Dark Materials
Kirk receives a unique gift on an away mission - a gift that will bring his fears to the light, and test his relationship to the most important person in his life.
Kirk took a deep breath and dropped his impromptu weapon. The energy had left his hands, but adrenaline still pumped through his system. He knew this would require quite a bit of explanation, but the sheer elation of having beaten this psycho with some preternatural ability made him feel like he could walk on water. However, his mood darkened when he turned to look at Spock.
Spock was gripping his injured arm as he sat on the ground, and was staring at Jim with unmasked fear.
This is K/S with a "Frozen" twist.
Kirk waxes philosophical after Spock Prime's death.
