Death is a powerful force. It can bring people together in shared grief or split them apart. Trouble in the Awoken's Prison of Elders initiates a chain of events with the power to split loyalties. Bonds can be strengthened, or they can be broken. The trouble is, you never know what will happen. After all, everyone reacts to grief differently.

Sometime after the Red War, Jade is faced with the daunting task of training new Guardians. Plagued by worries that she's fallen short of her potential as a Sunsinger, she must provide guidance to the young Lightbearers while also determining her own standing in the Light.

The Vex have always been mysterious. They were here before humanity and now their technology threads through the system in the machinoformed planetoids they leave in their wake. What goal do they pursue? What could drive them to convert world after world? Answers must be found and when one desires answers about the Vex, where better to go than the Infinite Forest?

An innocent Crucible match reveals that Oryx might still have more influence over Harley than anyone thought.

It's easy to take the Light for granted when it's always there, within reach. Until it gets taken away. Choosing your path is never simple. When all that you know has been ripped from you, do you accept the hand that fate dealt you? Or do you forge your own path?

The Taken War is winding down as the City celebrates one of its seldom periods of peace. But peace does not come without great cost. After one of the City's citizens suffers a tragic loss, he swears vengeance on the Guardian responsible. His goal is clear, but the road to that goal is anything but straightforward.

When Jade finds a mysterious letter adrift in the Cosmodrome, she's determined to puzzle it out. But as the mystery unfolds, it reveals a truth more world-shattering than anyone expected.

This is a collection of little oneshots for some of the Destcember prompts. Can also be found (along with the art pieces) on my Twitter and tumblr.

This is just a collection about posts featuring characters from my Destiny series, Chasing Fate. Reading it is highly recommended if you want to understand this collection.

The storm on the horizon has arrived, plunging the system into chaos. The City is in more danger than ever as new enemies arise in the Plaguelands and old ones return from the Deep. Technology running rampant. A father with a score to settle. There is only one solution: divide and conquer. But sometimes even the Sky can fall to the Deep.

Before she became a Guardian, Rae was one of the Reefborn Awoken who served as a Corsair during the Reef Wars.

In a world freshly crippled by the events of the Collapse and the arrival of aliens, a makeshift military unit is charged with investigating the Shard of the Traveler.

As civilization fades and alien scavengers burn and pillage what remains, a band of survivors fights to stay alive and find refuge in a world that humanity abandoned.

The process of converting a human into an Exo is not an easy one. It hardly seems fair for Kaedro to have survived it only to be thrown into the Collapse and a frantic flight to escape the dying Earth.

The Golden Age was a time of prosperity but not without tragedy. When the Collapse strikes, tragedy is all that follows.

It was no secret that most aspiring academics would give almost anything to join Ishtar Academy. But out of them all, only Jade gave her life.

Two new Guardians are revived only for the Vanguard to discover that the Moon is stirring once more. They work as a team, both in the fight against the Hive, as well as in their investigation of what could prompt a Guardian to seek out the forbidden Vault of Glass on Venus.

"Legend says that Mercury was once a garden world. Now its surface, baked in the Sun's glare, is honeycombed with forgotten Vex structures. No life stirs here. Not anymore." Or does it? In a time where no Guardians have been revived for half a decade, one is found on the planet of machines. Between mysterious summons and misjudged identity, will this new Guardian be up to the job?