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Everything Dies
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| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Everything Dies |
| Author(s): | Sleeps With Coyotes |
| Date(s): | 17 May 1999 (Everything Dies I) 2000 (Everything Dies II) 2001? (Everything Dies III) |
| Length: | 32KB/224KB/? |
| Genre(s): | slash fanfiction |
| Fandom(s): | The X-Files, Highlander |
| Relationship(s): | |
| External Links: | Everything Dies I: The Hit Everything Dies II: The Deal Everything Dies III: The Game (Blood, Love & Rhetoric) Everything Dies I: The Hit (Seventh Dimension) |
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Everything Dies is a Highlander/X-Files crossover story by Sleeps With Coyotes.
- Everything Dies I: The Hit
- Summary: Alex Krycek is hired to kill Melvin Koren for the theft of a certain virus--but the target won't stay dead. (32KB)
- Everything Dies II: The Deal
- Summary Seventh Dimension: Krycek tracks down Methos for Kronos, but as the stakes get higher, everyone must choose between loyalty and survival.
- Summary author's page: After Krycek tracks down the elusive Dr. Adams, he begins to realize his alliance with Kronos is more complicated - and more dangerous - than he dreamed.
- Everything Dies III: The Game
- Summary: Post-Terma, Krycek goes to ground, with the one person he feels he can trust.
Recs and Reviews
References
- ^ Sandy Herrold. Issues of Consent: Sandy’s mostly "Slash Without Consent" link page, via Wayback. (Accessed 19 October 2019)