Stories by Julis Caesar

In 1979, Regulus Black goes to destroy a Horcrux, expecting to die in the attempt. But luck and Kreacher's ingenuity keep him alive...which leaves Regulus trying to negotiate switching sides in the middle of a war without getting killed. He hadn't planned past the cave. It's a good thing that both sides can find a use for a spy—isn't it?

Interactions between wizards and Muggles have always been more than just secrecy and fear. A look at humans, magic, politics, and religion over time. (Chapter 1: 1492.)

History of Magic is the least popular subject at Hogwarts. Perhaps there is a reason for that.

"And if I am right?" "Then I am wrong, and I will face the consequences. Are you coming?" One Gallifreyan, too intelligent for her position. One human, too wild for civilization. A story that spans centuries, a billion miles, and two very different cultures. (Leela/Rodan, for those of you who can't place the quote)

When she was seven, Amelia Pond found her imaginary friend. Twelve years and four psychiatrists later, he came back - but her mad man with a blue box has no clue who she is. And the longer she gets to know him, the more she comes to realize: The damage is not all physical, and the mysteries only hide more mysteries. A/U of Series 5 with Ten instead of Eleven. ABANDONED

Three Academy students. Several lectures on Gallifreyan reproduction. Apparently far too much free time. One child... Now what?

In an attempt to draw the Doctor in, one of his enemies uses the Master as bait... and gets a little more than he bargained for.

A criminal whose soul was sucked out woke up and escaped. The TARDIS was missing and the Doctor didn't know where or when he was. Voldemort was back, and Sirius Black had a few more secrets left... To top this all off, there was a watch involved, and a very good reason for Barty Crouch Jr and the Tenth Doctor to look identical.

Regeneration is always painful and disorienting, but this time it's more disorienting than most. / Brief one-shot inspired by the news of Matt Smith's departure.

"I was there at the Fall of Arcadia. Someday I might even come to terms with that." Tenth Doctor, Doomsday.

After the events of "Last of the Time Lords," the world has one last surprise in store for the Doctor - the Master had a son. And Time Lord genes are dominant. Damaged as he is, the Doctor still has to care for the baby - the only other Time Lord - while dealing with the aftereffects of the Year That Never Was.

The Doctor, for reasons best known only to him, feels the need to carry out physics experiments. River gets recruited to help. NOTE: An ongoing series of one-shots with no particular continuity or restrictions. Rating may change later.

Prize for 100th reviewer of WtL: I Worship Steven Moffat asked for 10/Rose fluff. My muse provided 10.2/Rose fluff instead. This is 10.2's POV of WtL Chapter 22 and contains spoilers through there.

Sarah receives her Hogwarts letter, just like everybody else. Unlike everyone else, she's Muggle-born... And in Slytherin. She is absolutely determined to arrange the world around her ideals- and if Voldemort gets in the way, well, too bad for him. WIP, no ships, OC-who-I-am-trying-to-keep-from-being-a-mary-sue, etc. ABANDONED

Two things can go wrong with Apparation: you can splinch yourself, or you can miss your destination. On the escape from Grimmauld Place, Hermione does the latter, rather than the former, and the trio ends up inside the TARDIS after it crash lands in Wales. The Doctor is surprised.