#pike x spock

[startrekuniverse]

STRANGE NEW WORLDS

[kajaono]

Pike and Spock, laying on the floor, nearly being grilled by the poisonous sky, being saved by light ghosts, while holding hands the whole time, and clinging on to each other, is what I am here for

[vultwink]

BIIIIIIIIG STRETCH!

[spock-in-awe]

wrote some Vulcan sex this week

Wander Into You

Star Trek: SNW, Disco

Pairing: Pike/Spock

Rating: Explicit

Word Count: 5,193

Summary: It is a captain's duty to assure his crew members are safe and healthy. This time, however, Chris might be going over-board.

Life or Death Stakes

Star Trek: Lower Decks

Pairing: Mariner/T'Lyn

Rating: Explicit

Word Count: 3,009

Summary: T'Lyn rouses Mariner from sleep with a very specific request that she is all too eager to fulfill.

[reasonmustbemytruenorth]

Pike/Spock fic [completed]

More Than Adequate

Pike has to help Spock get an alien drug out of his system in a very particular way. It's the start of something indefinable.

Length 41k, Rated E, Tags: Fuck Or Die, Sex Pollen, Not Actually Unrequited Love, Blow Jobs, Telepathy, Awkward Conversations, Mutual Pining, Vulcan Mind Melds, Tenderness, fast burn, Kitchen Sex, Jealous Spock, Horny Spock, Vulcan Bond, Developing Relationship, other background relationships, Rimming, Pike's love language is cooking, Dialogue Heavy, more serious than the first chapter suggests, Massage, Switching, Love Confessions, Implied/Referenced Torture, Miscommunication, Angst, Bittersweet Ending.

[gorgeousgreymatter-x]

omg finished new worlds and would love to try my hand at some pike/spock or christine/ spock fic but I do feel like if I attempt to enter the star trek fandom I'll get vaporized by people and takes I do not want to see 😂

[onwhatcaptain]

I love this scene as much as the rest of you, but we truly need to discuss Captain Pike's very loud expression which I think is just... saying so much here.

[hadeswearsprada]

STAR TREK SNW Among the Lotus Eaters | ST III The Search for Spock

[tinderbox210]

Happy Pi Day π

(x)

[arachniasbride]

SPOCK: He is sentimental about large herbivorous terrestrial mammals? UNA: Just stay away from the topic, is my advice.

Una & Spock | Short Treks (S02E01: "Q&A")

[littlestoneinspace]

Some quick and veeeery quick sketches

[startrekuniverse]

STRANGE NEW WORLDS

[regalpotato]

Like Captain like Science Officer...

[ghostlyfanparadise]

[star-trek-fandom-confessions]

#1097

I got my friend to watch the first 6 episodes of SNW and she's decided that Pike and Una are married and Spock and La'an are their children and when she realized Spock lost a sister and La'an a brother she said "See! Free sibling!" And her response to Spock Amok was "you mean to tell me they spent all of this episode making Spock and T'Pring the literal cutest while Chapel and Ortegas end the episode on what's basically a date and Chapel and Spock somehow end up together later? Why?" She also finds M'Benga's daughter's storyline disturbing and will fight someone to protect "the cadet girl". Finally and this nearly made me choke but she said Sam Kirk and Spock's actors look more like brothers than Sam and Jim (I showed her the musical episode out of context because she asked about the musical episode first) and I had to tell her the characters would hate that as Sam is kind of MIA in most of the episodes and his and Spock's beef isn't well established yet.

[reasonmustbemytruenorth]

[chp 5 pike/spock fic]

“You’re half human, but your physiology is mostly Vulcan. I guess I’m curious what it was like. How different it really was to be human for a few days, now that you’re back to yourself.”

“Confusing,” Spock replied honestly. “I have always been taught emotions run deeper in Vulcans than in humans. And that difference plays a large role in how we have always explained to our human allies our need for the strict controls offered by the path of pure logic, as well as why we do not expect humans to do the same. But that difference was so negligible as to be absent in my altered state. VSA medical experts opined that the late-onset regressive puberty that was triggered by the change was responsible for my heightened emotions during that time, rather than my humanity itself, but I am not convinced.”

“Wait, the VSA talked to you about this?”

“Yes, after reading Christine’s paper about changing me back using ancient medical arts, they had…questions.”

“That sounds invasive.” 

“Their curiosity was logical. There are no records of any Vulcan experiencing the human condition.”

Chris hummed in understanding. For all that Spock’s tone was exceedingly dry, Chris knew well enough that extra attention from Vulcan doctors wasn’t exactly high on Spock’s list of desirable things. He was sure Nurse Chapel hadn’t predicted her paper would precipitate them going around her back and interrogating the subject patient, whose identity wasn’t rocket science to figure out given the small number of Vulcans serving in Starfleet. Chris wasn’t even sure whether Spock told her the Vulcans had followed up with him about it. 

“So because your hormones were all out of whack, they discarded any challenge to the prevailing theory about the emotional gulf between our peoples.”

“Precisely.” Spock closed his eyes. “And of course my hormone spikes were not the only affliction impeding the baseline of my suppositions.”

Chris sighed. He knew what ‘affliction’ many Vulcans treated Spock as suffering from. “Your human half.”

“Indeed. In any event, it was convenient that my people were not given cause to reassess their superiority in light of my unique condition both before and during the anomalous event.”

“Convenient,” Chris repeated sadly. “And what do you think? Because I think you’re the product of a loving and intentional desire for a bridge between us. And I think you were uniquely situated to offer insightful physiologically-based philosophical commentary. To be blunt, they should care what you think about it. I know I do.”

Spock’s brown eyes held many emotions – an echo of Chris’s sadness, playful amusement at Chris’s steadfast declaration, and maybe a sliver of hope. “I think we have more commonalities than differences. However, the differences in our brain chemistries cannot be denied. Like Vulcans, humans have a war-torn past. But billions of humans, who wholly lack Vulcan physiological controls, are capable of living peacefully under the terms of the Federation. Some of the Vulcans that T’Pring works with have abdicated those controls. The results are never…peaceful. Vulcans who eschew Surak’s path are often irrepressibly violent.” Spock paused. “I have reached no particular conclusion. I do wonder if with more time to acclimate to my humanity, past the settling point, I might have reached a deeper understanding. Still, despite the limitations on my data acquisition, I do not regret Christine’s brave efforts to restore me to my usual if unique state of being.”

“I could give her another valor medal,” Chris offered. 

Read the full chapter on AO3.