Chapters tagged jack

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 1

In the end, the Reapers never came. When the countdown to arrival hit zero, it was an anticlimax of galactic proportions. They had vanished. Their technology remained, dead Reapers remained scattered throughout the galaxy, and the damage they had already inflicted through their i...

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 9

Not for the first time, Jack woke up naked with a splitting headache and a vague sense that she'd gotten her ass kicked the night before. As it turned out, that was exactly what had happened, and it all came back to her relatively quickly. She had crept up to the kitchen to find...

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 8

Haze was impressed with herself. She had managed to capture Samantha Traynor and Kelly Chambers, coincidentally while the two were sleeping in each other's arms. They seemed so happy together, she couldn't bear the thought of separating them, stripping them of their identities, a...

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 2

When Shepard decided to retain Jack onboard the Normandy, it came with a private understanding. Shepard wanted to see Jack evolve into something more than what Cerberus had created, more than the shaved-headed punk girl with tattoos who liked hurting people, but she also knew ful...

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 3

The chief duty of a Spectre and those that worked for them was the preservation of galactic stability. Sometimes that was high-profile, big and bombastic, going on epic adventures for all to see. Other times, in fact most times, it was a lot grittier, grimier, lots of work behind...

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 4

Miranda exhaled, then held her breath. She knew she'd already been exposed to this stuff, breathing it in without knowing what it was when she entered the hanger bay, but she hoped her genetically engineered body would make her more resistant to the effects. Unlike a certain some...

by ghostofedwardhyde

Chapter 5

Chief Engineer Gabriella Daniels had always been seen as a serious woman, but she'd never seemed as dour as she had since her partner in crime, Kenneth Donnelly, had left the Normandy. She couldn't blame him for his choice, the Alliance had made an offer only a fool would have re...