“To the end of the world to the back of beyond beyond the edge of reality where am I going and why doesn’t the radio work? Drive, he said. The last words I heard out of his mouth.
I’m driving. But there is nowhere left to go. Each gas station I stop at is empty and …
25 years in one night. Mulder & Scully awaken to the future. Rated R. (147 K)
Slippin’ Mickeys, “TUEBOR”
Scully must fend for herself, while Mulder attempts to telepathically search for Scully. Rated NC17. (174 K)
Sewell-Jennings, Annie, “GLASS LANDSCAPE”
“Sprinting through the back streets of D.C., I thought about all the colonization scenarios I’d played through my head while killing time at the office. Panic sweeping through the cities. A swarm of paralyzing bees. Armies of faceless aliens setting the population aflame.” Rated R. (19 K)
nevdull, “ONE ONE-THOUSAND”
“After all that we have had to endure these last few months, I now look back on the mundane — the trips to the dry cleaners, endless piles of paperwork, buying a carton of milk — with a relish that only the aged and infirm have understood. Now, of course, we all understand.” -Dana Katherine …
“I marvel that I am writing to you–that we are allowed to communicate. Back in the Simpleton camp, the day we said good-bye on the train platform, I never thought to see or hear from you again. That would have been a great shame after all we endured together. It snowed here last December (yes, …
Post-colonization, Mulder and Scully live as different people with their own families, only to find each other again. Rated R for sexual content. (279 K)
K, Dasha, “BLINDED BY WHITE LIGHT”
“Scully had never believed in the Y2K bug, nuclear annihilation, or alien colonization; in her reading of Revelations, Armaggeddon could happen, but not in this lifetime. Like the good urban dweller she was, she thought there was no catastrophe great enough to halt the inexorable tide of Chinese-food delivery.”
Ga, “404″ (offsite link)