He was never too late. Maybe he arrived just in the nick of time. Maybe it was a close call, a very close call. Nevertheless, he was never too late to save her. But as he felt irony blood that soaked his white shirt into the same hue as his haori, he realized he had failed. (Fuu gets hurt and Mugen takes care of her) Fuugen. Slight JinShin. Double-shot. M for the second chapter.

A deal is struck. The Shogunate enlists Mugen and Jin to fight a formidable enemy in exchange for their freedoms and for Fuu's life. Fuugen and some Jino. About a year after the end of series. A dash of the supernatural, a ounce of angst, a dab of romance and a whole lot of sword fights and blood-soaked drama. Rating is T (violence and language), but M for a handful of chapters.

When Rose Tyler is dragged back into his Universe, the Doctor knows something is up. There's a Crack in the Wall of the Time and Space and an ancient and perhaps even familiar force is manipulating the people he loves to an end he can't fathom. For some reason, it revolves around a girl named Amelia Pond.(A post-S4 rewrite with elements from S5-7, but not a replication)