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The Flash / Legends of Tomorrow

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Barry Allen/Leonard Snart:

"Sobriquet" by arainymonday (PG-13) -- The proof is in the pictures. The Flash has been unmasked.

"The Second Wave" by Chichirinoda (NC-17) -- When someone breaks into STAR Labs and steals an important component of the particle accelerator, Team Flash can't exactly go to the CCPD and report a robbery. Unfortunately, their new foe is more than capable of handling the Flash, and Barry can think of only one person with the skills he needs to get his property back. But Leonard Snart already has everything that he needs from Barry, so what is he going to ask for in return?

"Gravity" by LZlola (R) -- The differences are probably subtle to the untrained eye, but he knows Barry. And this is not his Barry.

"and is not time even as love is" by Moriavis (PG-13) -- After surviving the explosion of the Oculus at the Vanishing Point, Leonard became something more than human. Even so, he couldn't stop gravitating toward the people he loved.

"and is not time even as love is" by Moriavis (PG-13) -- After surviving the explosion of the Oculus at the Vanishing Point, Leonard became something more than human. Even so, he couldn't stop gravitating toward the people he loved.

"S.O.S." by Defcon (PG) -- "I just thought I should put us on an even playing field. You know, in terms of accidentally clueing the other one in to the fact that we sort of care about their well-being."

"A Cold Encounter" by Moriavis (PG) -- Barry's sick, but he can still take on Captain Cold.

"i am coming home to you (with my own blood in my mouth)" by boycoffin (NC-17) -- 'Be honest,' said Leonard, unable to help himself. 'Are you actually upset that I'm dead?'

Barry Allen/Leonard Snart/Mick Rory:

"Unexpected Development" by nirejseki (PG) -- Sorry, kid, Len says, sounding and likely even being, knowing Len sincere. We gotta run, and it looks like youre coming with us for a bit.
Oh crap, the kid (Barry Allen, he said his name was) says.

Ray Palmer/Mick Rory/Leonard Snart:

"Home Invasion(-ish)" by nirejseki (PG) -- Are you seriously here again? Ray asks. He doesnt even put any effort into trying to sound outraged. Theres no point; theyll just laugh at him.

"Cut Out My Eyes" and "Home Will Feel Like Home Again" by dametokillfor (R) -- In which Mick feels Leonard's settled for second best, and he's painfully aware that the best is right in front of them.

Ray Palmer/Mick Rory:

"What I Wouldn't Do For You, Baby" by Muccamukk (R) -- Mick's undercover, and Ray's trying to be helpful, but neither of them is sure how that led to pretending to be a couple.

"How Do I Light Your Fire (Without an Arson Charge)?" by Seiberwing (PG-13) -- Ray attempts to court Mick on his own terms. Mick's terms turn out to be more complicated than previously expected. Ray's new agony aunt has his own agenda.

"a game" by boycoffin (R) -- Ray bonked his head on the door frame, but accepted the circumstances with equanimity. Its really fascinating whats happened to my nerves, isnt it?
Mick made a noncommittal noise as they proceeded down the corridor. I dunno if fascinating is the word. If something Mick had invented caused him to be unable to move, and required him to be carried around by someone he barely tolerated under the kindest of circumstances, hed want to punch himself in the face, not giddily discuss it like some kind of amazing discovery.

"How to (Re)Build a Hero" by Liu (PG-13) -- After his suit is destroyed, Ray keeps finding scrap metal in his room.

"Partners Means..." by Crimson1 (PG-13) -- When Ray realizes there is no explanation for why Mick didn't bite him when he was a zombie, he interprets the phenomenon as budding friendship. Mick sees something else. But even if they start off on different pages, they might still end up on the same one. Direct tag to 2.4: Abominations.

"The Chronicles of The Tum and The Crow's Nest" by JQ (musicmillennia) (PG-13) -- One big moment between Mick and Ray and five little moments after.

ensemble:

"Hello, Goodbye (or how everyone fails to explain that theyre going time travelling)" by RedHead (PG) -- Eight people have just been invited to travel through time and space and none of them is taking it halfway seriously.