Logistical Challenges (Due south x Highlander crossover fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Due south (1994 tv drama) x Highlander (1992 tv drama) crossover fanfiction.



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When Constable Benton Fraser, ever-polite Mountie, stumbles onto a smuggling ring in Chicago, he doesn’t expect to meet a reluctant “translator” with far too much knowledge of antique swords. Methos, the world’s oldest Immortal, just wants to survive another century without complications—but Fraser’s relentless courtesy won’t let him slip away.

What begins as an uneasy partnership quickly spirals into duels, stakeouts, and philosophical debates on duty versus survival. Fraser responds to Methos’s miraculous healing with calm Canadian curiosity (“That must present unique logistical challenges”), while Methos wonders if this Mountie is the most frustrating—or the most honest—man he’s met in five thousand years.

Between immortal duels in the snow, wolfly judgment from Diefenbaker, and Fraser’s insistence on filing incident reports for beheadings, an unexpected bond takes root. Careful sincerity collides with centuries of loneliness, until one heated argument tips into something neither of them can ignore.

Because even for an immortal, some challenges aren’t about logistics at all—they’re about letting someone in.



You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72163466

The Cottage by the Sea (The Charioteer fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote The Charioteer (Book by Mary Renault) fanfiction.



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The war is over, but peace comes with its own battles.
Laurie, restless after years of hospital wards and uncertainty, and Ralph, steady but scarred by his past, try to build a life together in a small cottage on the windswept coast.

Between leaking roofs, stormy nights, and awkward trips to the village, they discover that domestic life requires a different kind of courage—the courage to stay, to share space, and to let themselves be known.

With wit, warmth, and the occasional disaster in the kitchen, The Cottage by the Sea follows Laurie and Ralph as they learn that love is found not only in grand gestures, but in teapots, laundry lines, and the quiet rhythm of ordinary days.



You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72164511

Naïve or Dangerous (Due south x Smallville crossover fanficiton) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Smallville (2001 tv series) x Due south (1994 tv series) crossover fanfiction.



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When Constable Benton Fraser of the RCMP is assigned to an international law unit in Metropolis, he expects smuggling cases, paperwork, and the usual tests of duty. He does not expect to meet Lex Luthor—billionaire, cynic, and a man used to being feared or courted, never believed in.

Fraser’s unshakable politeness and calm honesty cut through Lex’s sarcasm and defenses, unsettling him in ways no enemy ever has. Lex calls him naïve, or perhaps dangerous. Fraser only insists on listening, on giving Lex a chance no one else will.

Between ambushes in warehouses, wolves stealing gloves, and the kind of arguments that leave them breathless, their clash of cynicism and sincerity sparks into something neither planned: trust, attraction, and a kiss that feels inevitable.

Because sometimes the most dangerous thing isn’t darkness or power—it’s being truly seen.



You can read the story here on fanficton archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72165631

The Wolf and the Serpent (Smallville x Highlander crossover fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Smallville (2001 tv drama) x Highlander (1992 tv drama) crossover fanfiction.



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In the shadows of Metropolis, a secret antiquities auction brings two predators together: Lex Luthor, the young billionaire with ambition sharp enough to cut steel, and Methos, a so-called academic hiding five thousand years of survival behind a glass of whiskey and a crooked smile.

When mercenaries turn the auction into a battleground, they are forced into an uneasy alliance—Lex with his wealth and restless hunger for danger, Methos with his cunning and endless cynicism. Between break-ins, betrayals, and too many nights in dingy motels, they clash in words as sharp as blades, each exposing the cracks in the other’s armor.

Lex calls Methos a coward hiding behind centuries; Methos calls Lex a child destroying everything he touches out of fear of being powerless. But in their anger they discover recognition—and attraction. What begins as survival turns into something far more dangerous: choice.

Because even a wolf and a serpent, circling warily in the dark, may find themselves entwined.



You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72167191

Shortbread and Sentiment (Sherlock fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Sherlock (2010 tv series) fanfiction.



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It begins, as so many things do at Baker Street, with a client whose problem makes no sense: a cat replaced by an imposter. What starts as a laugh quickly unravels into a petty smuggling ring, late-night warehouses, and the kind of danger Sherlock thrives on and John endures.

But somewhere between arguments, stitches, and Mrs. Hudson arriving with biscuits at the worst possible moment, something shifts. Sherlock finds himself admitting John is the one variable he can’t calculate. John discovers that beneath the deductions is a man who needs him more than he’ll ever say out loud.

Shortbread and Sentiment is a story of cases, quarrels, and the inevitable: a kiss in the quiet of Baker Street, where logic meets loyalty and love hides in the margins.



You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72168491

Footnotes and Forgery (Discworld fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote Discworld (Fantasy book series by Terry Pratchett) fanfiction.



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When a shipment of gold vanishes in Ankh-Morpork, Moist von Lipwig finds himself accused—naturally. To his horror (and Carrot’s delight), Lord Vetinari pairs them together to recover the missing fortune.

Moist relies on cons, scams, and quick talking; Carrot relies on honesty, sincerity, and the unnerving ability to make hardened criminals feel guilty. Between bungled escape attempts, creative bookkeeping corrected with cheerful footnotes, and thieves who surrender after being asked politely, the two men discover that opposites don’t just attract—they confound, exasperate, and, eventually, kiss.

A story of scams undone by sincerity, footnotes that ruin forgeries, and the uncomfortable truth that some partnerships can’t be escaped, no matter how many times you try to slip out the back door.



You can read the story here on fanfiction archive:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72169401

When the Tide Returns (One piece fanfiction) by Jay Jeong un Yang

I wrote One piece (Manga by Eiichiro Oda) fanfiction.



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Years after Roger’s death, Shanks finds himself restless in a world that won’t stop measuring him against his captain’s shadow. He seeks out Silvers Rayleigh on Sabaody—part mentor, part legend, part anchor he didn’t realize he still needed.

What begins with brawls, banter, and broken tavern walls slowly deepens into something steadier. Shanks storms in and out of Rayleigh’s life with all the chaos of a Yonko, and Rayleigh, amused and wary, finds himself laughing more than he has in years.

But the seas are shifting: Blackbeard rises, the Navy closes in, and storms gather on the horizon. For Shanks, it means sailing toward danger. For Rayleigh, it means staying behind. Yet between rum, reckless kisses, and promises shouted across the water, both men discover that some ties are stronger than time.

Because legends may drift apart, but the tide always returns.



You can read the story on the fanfiction archive here:

https://archiveofourown.org/works/72170291