Due to a magical backlash of power Xander Harris is now fifteen. To keep the newly awaken slayer form killing each other of him. The Powers That Be send him to Smallville to help stop a rising evil and to help the rising good to fight the evil. Yow know, same old, same old. Spike goes with.
In which Clark is a not-so-mild-mannered reporter, Lex is a biological fugitive, and someone is mold.
Luthor Family Values.
The first time they met, Clark saved Lex’s life. Lex still hasn’t forgiven him. “I was just testing my bed,” he says. “For springiness.” “Falling. Falling off your bed. You’d have-” “Broken my neck if you hadn’t caught me, I know." Lex chalks another spidery sum onto the wall above his desk. "Trust me to get the roommate with a savior complex.” Clark snorts behind 'Journalism: A History.' “*You* collapsed into *my* arms. Don’t pretend you didn’t like it either, genius.” Lex laughs, balances his equation, and falls backwards off his chair. Clark kicks the door shut and catches him.
Meddling friends and family decide to shove Clark out of the closet and into Lex's arms.
A new arrival gives her opinion on the denizens of Smallville.
This is pre-slash. The content is G-rated, although the language contains the F-word, so sensitive readers: BE ADVISED!
The group heads to South Dakota to recover. But recovery isn't as relaxing as it should be with Evil Scientists, ghostly Native Americans, and Chloe and Dean fighting the whole way.
“Oh, not this Smallville BS again, Dean. That’s a myth.” Sam looks up from his manly breakfast of Corn Nuts and Coke to roll his eyes at Dean.
When Chloe goes to New York for the summer, her life takes a surprising turn in a movie theater. Smallville crossover.
He remembered the fight with the computer-thing in the caves, which had never really been nice to him since he'd rejected his destiny, or heritage or whatever you wanted to call it. He'd listened to its lectures far beyond the limits of tolerance. Bloodlines, rulership, blah blah greatness blah. But he'd just graduated from high school and his guilt was ebbing. When it had started up again last night as he checked in to make sure Lionel's researchers hadn't found anything new, he'd said a few nasty things and stomped off to the mansion to make Lex entertain him.
They say that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, yet expecting different results. Lex had become resigned to this maxim, until a family emergency brought Clark and Conner to him for help, perhaps this time to stay.
Clark is sick, Lex is worried. He does some research and decides House is the best. He then flies his boyfriend out, offers the hospital ten million on House's acceptance, another twenty mil on Diagnosis, and a further 40 mil on a cure.
Sometimes broken edges can almost fit together. Lex meets a boy one semester at Excelsior.
Willow receives a job offer that brings her and Xander back to a man they never really met. Eventually slash Xander/Lex
SMALLVILLE/SUPERMAN. A visitor from the future comes backward in time to change Clark Kent's life forever. [Clark/Lex] slash.
Sequel to An Echo of Thunder and Story #2 in the Thunder over Smallville series. Xander Harris arrives in Smallville to start his new life. How will the presence of a Thunder God affect life in this not-so-sleepy Kansas town?
(Set in the Thunder over Smallville universe.) Xander's destiny is causing ripples throughout the entire tapestry of his world, how will it affect the destiny of one Amazonian Princess?
What if Buffy wasn’t the only one of the Scoobies with a destiny? Xander Harris finds a destiny all his own that has nothing to do with hyena possession, Halloween or road trips... (Implied crossover with Smallville)
A certain group makes a detour to Kansas on their way to the rest of the world.
Smallville is in the middle of a rain patch, and Clark and Lex are kidnapped.
Xander gets sent to another small town suspected of having a Hellmouth, and gets far more than he thought possible.
Red!Clark found himself a pet in Oxnard, Xander Harris. But what happens when the ring comes off. This is starts out a Clark/Xander but is really a Lex/Xander. Warning: This has some dark parts to it.
"Strange visitor from another planet: Plaid Flannel Kid!" "God, shut *up.*" (Takes place after "Ryan.")
"So what's French for 'My dad doesn't want me to play football'?"
Clark needs Lex to help him become a man, in true Kryptonian fashion.
shrift: It always makes me happy when RivkaT plays with a good cliché, and when you've got Lex's dryly arrogant narration of being mistaken for Clark's boyfriend -- well, I'm re-reading it again and laughing my ass off.
shrift: Hee! Clark's really a goth, and he's not taking it anymore!
In which Metropolis stays weird. sequel to Conflicts of Interest
