In an interesting turn of events, Jim Kirk (Abrams' Verse) gets transported to another Reality (transporter malfuction, alien technology, up to author's discretion). In this reality, when Nero destroyed the USS Kelvin, Jim's counterpart died as an infant. Jim is now on the Enterprise, where Chris Pike is still the Captain, and Spock his First Officer. Both of whom, among everyone else, knows nothing of him. (By this time, Jim has become a more mature person due to his Captaincy, losing most- not all- of his brash recklessness.)

Another major turn, in this Reality, is that instead of Vulcan being destroyed, Nero attacked Earth, devastating the planet into becoming inhabitable and its population all but extinct. The surviving Humans have moved to nearby colonies, some even staying on Vulcan, as it is one of the closest Federation-aliged planets to Earth. Until Jim can find a way to return to his realm- if he even decides to return-(where his Spock is in a commited relationship with Uhura), he has decided to help the people in the alternate Reality.

Guess everyone will get to learn who he is-all over again, including a curious- and single- Vulcan First Officer. Eventual K/S.

BONUS POINTS: In the alternate reality, Bones is still married, Uhura and Scotty are dating, and Spock is slighty more accepting of his Human side. (His mother still lives). 

BONUS POINTS: Spock finds Kirk to be an extreme enigma- one he relishes in unravelling.

BONUS POINTS: Kirk finds this new Spock just as attractive as the one from his realm, yet unique in his own way. However, he is hesitant to let his attraction grow because he may have to return home soon. (Despite this, his attraction intensifies nonetheless as he comes to know the Vulcan who is so much like- yet entirely different- from the Spock in his reality.)

MEGA BONUS POINTS: Until Kirk can find a way to return home (assuming the author wants him to return home), Kirk is given a position on the Enterprise, in order to put his talents to good use. Maybe in Engineering?

ENDING: Up to author- James can stay in new realm to help rebuild/stay with Spock, or return to his realm. HAVE FUN.

 At age 23 Jim is forced to mate with a male vulcan during Pon Farr This leaves Jim, a breed do to genes left over from the Eugenics Wars, pregant and bonded to said vulcan.

But the Vulcan renounces Jim and the child even going so far as to sign away all legal rights to the baby.

2yrs later comes the bar meeting with Pike and the events of the movie.

Then the Vulcans try unsucessfully to take the baby from Jim to raise him on the coloney.

Eventually things calm down and the Enterprise begins it 5 yr mission with Jim and Spock in charge. Everything is fine,

Until Spock enters Pon Farr. with his bond to T'pring gone. (by death or choice is up to you) and little chance of getting to the coloney in time Spock preapares to die.

But Spock is Jim's friend and 1st officer and maybe Jim has a crush on him. And with that other Vulcan dead Jim is free.

But the memories of that Time still give Jim nightmres. If he is going to save Spock he'll have to fight off his terror.

And even if it works. How will everyone, the Vulcan Elders  Fleet Command the crew, Jim's Child and especially Spock himself take the fact that Jim and Spock are now bondmates.

Especailly when the 'precautions' Jim took didn't work? 

This is a story that has been kicking around my head for the last 2 years and since it looks like I am never going to write it I thougt I would pass it on. I'm thinking Abrams Verse AU here.

Someone gets the bright idea to start a school for very gifted and troubled human youth on Vulcan. Maybe a Vulcan teacher who learns that the most inteligent humans are often deemed unstable, and thinks that these young humans could be aided by a more Vulcan curiculem. This Vulcan gets Amanda Grayson (who was a school teacher on earth as well as working on the Universal Translator) to help organise and teach there. (I am thinking the kid Vulcans Spock dealt with where just asshole bullies and not actually indecative of most Vulcans views of humans.) Looking for a Vulcan that actually works at respecting IDIC. Young James Kirk, after driving the car off the cliff, gets sent to be one of the first class of students who are all in the upper 99.999% of humans and have some sort of instablity issues. Amanda ropes Spock into attending after the fist fight at school, basicly figuring that geting him away from the bullies is the important thing.

I like Slash, but remember that they are young. I would really like it if someone would turn this into a long story (lots of build up and adventure etc.

Things to Avoid;

     The absolutly perfect Vulcan effect (All Vulcans are better at everything then humans... please no.)

     Some how magicly including the whole bridge crew in the school.

     An Amanda who has no say in how her son is raised.

     A Sarek who is a jerk to Amanda and Spock.

I might have to my own challenge but, if I have time but I really want to see this story. I am reposting because it was too confusing the first time around, and the formatting was bad. On to the challenge:

Universe: Abrams regular or Mirror Abrams, (if you can make it work in any other then more power to you. I haven’t seen all the episodes in TOS so I can’t speak to that; I know I am a bad fan.)

Trope: !Bottom Kirk

So Kirk likes Spock, and Spock likes Kirk but he will not admit it even to himself. So at some sort diplomatic mission to New Vulcan Kirk meets another Vulcan male. The problem is that the other Vulcan ends up falling for Kirk, and gets himself assigned to the Enterprise. Of course Spock has to find out. !Bottom Kirk please.

Can be any rating you want and any length you want.

Bonus points:

~The other Vulcan male is someone who picked on Spock as a child.

~Same Vulcan male sees the feelings that Spock has for Kirk and originally hooks up with Kirk to hurt Spock even more.

~Lots of Kinky sex

~Kirk being a “virgin” when it comes to men

Any other things you want to add you want just have fun. I will give Spock and Kirk shape cookies to anyone who gets all the bonus points, as soon as I figure out how to make them and make them look good. ::smiles::

Jim Lenord and Spock have a 3 way bond. And a child. On board the Enterprise they have made a happy life for themselves.

Until command assigns them the mission of trasporting a vulcan deligation to Earth. Spock has only ever written his mother for the past XX years but never got around the mentioning Marriage and a Family.

 Sarek? Amanda? Meet your grandchild and his other 2 fathers!

(NO MPREG ALLOWED)

(This is perhaps somewhat freaky and kind of AU, but...oh well. Might as well throw it out there.)

After his death, Jim (or rather, his soul) waits for Spock's katra to join him 'on the other side'. But when several decades have passed, longer than what most Vulcans could be expected to live, Jim finally start to worry. He returns to the mortal plane as a ghost, and somehow finds out that Spock's katra is being held in a katric arc in the Hall of Ancient Thought. Jim frees him, somehow- either by himself, or with the help of someone (a psychic human or Vulcan, for example) and he and Spock rejoin each other in the afterlife.

Doesn't have to be a long fic, I'd just be very honoured if someone who has more time and writing chops than me gave this a try :)

This idea has been floating around in my brain for a while so I figured I'd issue a challenge to see what people came up with. This does have the potential to be rather long.

It goes like this:

While Spock is still with Uhura, he ends up having a drunken fling with Kirk, who is completely in love with him. Kirk somehow ends up pregnant with his child(it doesn't matter how you make this come about, either meddling aliens or an auxiliary uterus idea that keeps floating around or that Jim just can). When Spock is finally informed of the conception he decides that, since he and Uhura cannot have children together for whatever reason (completely your idea why), Jim's child be the perfect candidate instead and decides to take the child and whisk it away New Vulcan after it is born to raise it with Uhura. He believes Jim to illogical and reckless to raise a child. Enlisting McCoy's help, who thinks that its better for the child to be raised by Vulcan's, the trio keep a close eye on Jim in case he gets wind of the plan. When Jim realizes what Spock is planning, he puts in his resignation in Starfleet and leaves for parts unknown. Some years pass (more than 2 less than 7) and Jim returns as a personal favor to Chris Pike to command the Enterprise again with a little surprise in tow. Now Spock has to deal with a child that does not like him for the pain he caused its Mother(the kid has to call Jim mom)and the complete distrust of Jim with his child.

You may use any name you wish for the child, boy or girl. How Jim finds out the plot is entirely up to you. Uhura could tell him in a fit of anger at him, or he could overhear them talking or McCoy tells him in a fit of Conscience.

I would like it in the Abrams Universe, because I think a mixture of Jim and Spock would look so cute with Blue eyes. However this does come with a few stipulations.

1. Under no circumstances does Jim have any communication with the trio of evildoers until he returns to the Enterprise(I've always wanted to use that word). In his mind Bones, Spock, and Uhura betrayed him. Anyone else is completely welcome.

2. Sarek is the doting Grandpa... He can know he has a grandchild and is kept updated on the child's growth. I think it would be an awesome way to re-introduce Jim back to the Enterprise by having him and child picked up from Sarek's home...

And 3...

HAS TO HAVE HAPPY ENDING!

All in all have fun with it... Good Luck to you ALL!

At a social event on a new planet welcoming a new alien civilization to the Federation, Jim is bestowed a "gift"  by the Priestess. For a few days nothing changes, so Jim forgets all about it. However, soon he begins to hear voices when no one is nearby, and when no one is actually saying anything.

And then his emotions begin to go wild; he is happy one moment, then sad the next. He tries to keep it a secret so as to not let others think he is going crazy. He manages to keep these strange changes a secret for a week before he starts to become overwhelmed.

Upon contacting said Priestess, she explains she "opened" his mind and heart. She made him telempathic- capable of receiving others' thoughts and emotions. It is irreversible.

Desperate to get it under control so as not to be too overwhelemed and lose his command, Jim begins to search out Spock's help. With Spock's mental and emotional shields, his very presence is a balm to Jim's new extra senses. To help anchor Jim, Spock allows a small mental bond to develop, so whenever Jim's mind becomes too loud with thoughts, Spock can speak to him mentally and drown out the other voices.

It isn't long until Jim is falling in love with Spock- hopelessly so. The bond makes him realize his attraction to the Vulcan, even while said Vulcan seems only to see him as a Superior Officer.

The question is, will Spock eventually come to feel the same? Eventual K/S.

BONUS POINTS: Would love to see Jim slowly coming to recognize Spock's "signature" mind above others; like he smiles before Spock enters a room, or he seems to know what Spock is going to ask before he does and responds to the unspoken question, etc.

BONUS POINTS: Because Spock's very presence helps Jim's mind and emotional state, Jim begins to unconsciously seek him out. Whenever they are together in a setting, Jim seems to simply gravitate to Spock. (This happens even before they create a link- Jim's dependence on Spock gives the Vulcan the idea that an anchoring bond may help.)

BONUS POINTS: If, at first, Spock is uncomfortable the way Jim keeps finding him and hanging around him (as Jim didn't do so before). Now, Jim seeks him out when he is the labs, or when he is in the Mess, during his free time, etc. But as time goes on and Spock gets used to Jim's unique mind merging with his own, he finds himself growing protective and possessive of his Captain- ancient Vulcan warrior mentality showing itself now that Spock's mind has found its equal... (Not that Jim minds in the least... it's kind of a turn on as far as he is concerned...)