'Everything Changes' - Complete Repost on AO3

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Everything Changes (33497 words) by prChung Chapters: 11/11 Fandom: The X-Files Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Dana Scully/Walter Skinner Characters: Walter Skinner, Dana Scully, Fox Mulder, The Lone Gunmen, Marita, Orig - Character, Alex Krycek Additional Tags: Suspense, Science Fiction, Alien Abduction, Government Conspiracy, Angst, Native American Character(s)

Chapter Summary: Trapped beneath a mountain of ruin, Skinner begins a solitary descent through the dark—while Scully races against time to find him. What they uncover deep below the New Mexico desert may finally bring them answers… but at a cost neither of them is prepared to pay. In the end, revelations echo louder than proof, and history may only be revised by those left standing.


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