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Prince of the House of the Havenots by Only_1_Truth
Fandoms: James Bond (Craig Movies), Sherlock (TV)
04 Jul 2019
Summary
When MI6 is hacked, they manage to track down the source of the attack - and send their nearest agent to either contain or eliminate the threat.
James Bond often gets told that he was made 007 far too early, and has a habit of being generally hard to handle. That being said, he's perfectly capable of assassinating threats to Queen and Country - that is, until he starts getting a bit curious about this threat...
The House of the Havenots is an organization that specializes in training killers-for-hire that no one would expect: children. They'd got one specimen, however, who is more than just a kid assassin. And his attack on MI6 might just be the start of things...
Shelves: James Bond, Crossovers, Sherlock
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 80,521
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
Nodus Tollens: the realization that the plot of your life doesn’t make sense to you anymore
Q's life at the technical help department of MI6 was decently quiet and paid reasonably well - it even gave him vacation time, although he rarely used it. So when Q was finally coaxed to leave work for a bit and relax, he thought that Paris might be fun.
Of course, that was before the gunfight, witnessing a shooting, and being kidnapped by a strange, blue-eyed gunman named James Bond.
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 91,229
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
When an accident leaves the Quartermaster blinded - possibly permanently - all of MI6 is understandably shaken up. It doesn't help that this happened in the middle of MI6 because someone who was supposed to be an ally turned out to be an enemy. It also doesn't help that said enemy made it past 007, proving that even 00-agents can slip up...and even hardened assassins can feel guilt.
The man who nearly killed Q also stole valuable information, though, and even blinded, Q isn't going to just let that happen. Woe-betide any head of MI6 or 00-agent who feels the need to get in his way...
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 133,370
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
This all started with a conversation with my Queen of Plotbunnies and Paladin of Writer's-Block Slaying, MinMu: So many fics include Bond breaking into Q's flat. What if it was the other way around?
Summary: After the death of M, everything is in shambles. MI6 is trying to stay afloat and not let its enemies scent blood in the water; the new Quartermaster is orchestrating a flurry of activity to keep his branch at pique efficiency and therefore his agents alive; 007, the agent hit hardest by the death of the old M, is going through the motions and throwing himself into his work.
Everyone is a little bit broken, and a lot exhausted.
So when Bond and Q end up together in unexpected circumstances, perhaps the outcome should not be so unexpected...
Shelves: James Bond, Crossovers, Sherlock
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 42,736
- Status:
- Completed
When the Sky Falls by ginnyvos, Only_1_Truth
Fandoms: James Bond (Craig movies), James Bond - All Media Types, Skyfall (2012)
29 Mar 2015
Summary
Quint hates planes. Quint really, really hates planes. But with MI6 hunting him down, he hasn't got much of a choice but to get on one. He should've known better. He really should've known better.
In which there is a plane crash, a deserted island, accidental minions, a lot of miscommunication, sleepwalking (sort of), a very creepy Silva and more.
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 160,866
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
Silva never went rogue, and is one of the top agents of MI6 - along with Bond, who may not be as good with computers, but is arguably the better shot. The two get along (even if Silva is an egomaniac), and MI6 is running smoothly. The only drama they have outside of missions is the fact that Silva wants to be Quartermaster, and is willing to bully anyone to get the job. Unfortunately, he's smart enough to get it, being a computer genius with few morals.
But then the unthinkable happens: a hacker appears, a hacker who can take apart MI6 like a child taking apart a puzzle. The hacker is fast, erratic, and more ingenius than even the outraged Silva.
And Bond is intrigued, and amazed despite himself.
I don't know where this story is going, but this is where it starts. The Q we know and love from 'Skyfall' never entered MI6, and instead is running scared on the outside, with the world pulling at his leash. A mind as powerful as Q's is only as benevolent as the hand that holds the leash...
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 144,327
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
Yes, this version of 007 was a terrifyingly smart agent, and M wondered long and often whether it had been a good idea to promote him to the position. Usually, the title was the dangerous part - being 007 meant deadliness - but this time, M feared that a certain man with ice-blue eyes and scruffy blonde hair had dragged in more danger to the title than it had previously possessed
Enter MI6's new Quartermaster: an unassuming, bespectacled genius with no mind for subterfuge but plenty of genius behind a dry smile. Curious 00-agents and young boffins don't always mix in predictable ways...
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 123,821
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
When Silva rose with his gifted allies - called Augments - London fell, and MI6 nearly followed after it. Now, like a wounded tiger defending its home to the last, MI6 tries to hold back the tide that threatens to swallow them. Even with M at the helm refusing to give quarter or give up and 007 with an almost inhuman tendency towards resurrection, MI6 is falling.
Until they get help from a mysterious contact, someone willing to smuggle supplies past the Augments and create weapons and tech to keep MI6 in the fight. No one knows his face, no one can find him, and all anyone knows is that he calls himself the Quartermaster.
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 108,331
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
In which Q is seven, Bond is very much out of his element, and the world is about to get a taste of what a child super-genius can do when he only trusts one person. Period.
James Bond was used to dealing with two things, generally: guns, and people trying to shoot him with guns. Usually, the second was a problem, and could be solved with the first. Kids were neither as dependable as guns, nor was it socially acceptable to shoot them if they became threatening.
And how funny was it that one of Britain's best agents was more terrified by having to deal with a seven-year-old enigma than he was of facing a score of enemy sharp-shooters?
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 151,605
- Status:
- Completed
Summary
The top agents in MI6 are Angels - there's nothing angelic about them, but they sure are dangerous. And not always good with taking orders from bespectacled, stringy Quartermasters.
MI6 has decided that a new strategy is needed to ensure the success of their missions, and for that, they hired Q: with his genius mind and [mostly] cool head, it became his job to coordinate the 00-missions.
Now the double-o's have a voice in their ear telling them what to do, where to go on missions.
Do the double-o's take well to this?
No. And the worst ones are 006, 7, and 8...In which Q's got a spine and is willing to beat double-o's over the head with it.
Shelves: James Bond
- Site:
- archiveofourown.org
- Words:
- 203,041
- Status:
- Completed