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Day Three Science Fiction and Apocalypse

Busy Running. @lalainajanes Hybrid Klaus becomes enamored with a genetically engineered Caroline after a chance encounter. After she gives him the slip, Klaus has to find creative ways to get her attention and Caroline discovers she may be a little bit intrigued by him too…(Happily, there is also a sequel somewhere)  

Alien!Klaus. @cupcakemolotov​ Science fiction horror meets Klaroline when
aliens invade earth, and lay siege. Their leader Klaus is rather impressed with
Caroline and offers her a singular opportunity.

Twist Me Along Your Sky.  @cupcakemolotov​ When Klaus dies, magic unravels and
the world is in chaos. Caroline battles to survive in the wreckage. I’m not
sure this quite fit this day’s au theme but I love the universe and the Klaus
writing so much, I say it does.

Hot Sauce @honestgrins . Klaroline iZombie. Caroline thinks she gave up everything when she became a zombie. She finds new purpose and rebuilds her life with the help of an unlikely crew—mischievous and mad-ish scientist Kol and no-nonsense detective Katherine. But the only one who really understands is Kol’s exasperating brother Klaus. 

Heroes Never Die. @thetourguidebarbie​ Medical researcher Caroline goes a little
mad-scientist in a desperate attempt to save the man she loves. Can their love
overcome some rather sinister side effects?

Non-Entity. by wordspank Klaus and Caroline are androids with a special
connection. Caroline’s poignant journey to artificial consciousness and
humanity, parallels Klaus’s more sinister path. This does contain trigger
warnings so be advised.

Final Destruction. So this in on hiatus and has been for a
long time. If you’re hungering for a long zombie fic where Klaroline fight to
survive and reunite with their true love, and don’t mind a huge emotional
cliffhanger, it’s for you.

Paradise Lost. @persephonesdarkness Frankenstein Klaroline AU. Scientist Caroline
dabbles in the forbidden, and now her creation doesn’t want to let her go. The
writer has taken a lot of care to write this in a style authentic with the
novel and period.