"I am not one to play games with," Percy murmured. "I am not one to surrender under threats," Annabeth replied boldly. "We'll see," he said simply. Percabeth Royalty AU!

Rewrite of Season 5, with a somewhat happier ending. What would have changed if Octavia had heard all of Clarke's transmissions to Bellamy and used them to make some very different choices for those surviving in the bunker? As Octavia listens, she realizes that the crown is heavier than she ever imagined. Lots of flashbacks and gap fills for the six year time jump.

Rome wasn't built in a day. But it burned in one.

"You're playing with fire, my Lady," he seethed, "and you might get burned." Feeling brave, Annabeth raised her chin in defiance. "You can't get burned, my Lord, if you're the flame." OR When Queen Athena's ball to unite four kingdoms takes an unexpected turn, Annabeth finds herself in a twisted game of love, war, lies, revenge, and betrayal. And she doesn't like to lose. Royal AU.

He can't leave the room. Her room. And it's all the Order's fault. Confined to a small space with only the Mudblood for company, something's going to give. Maybe his sanity. Maybe not. "There," she spat. "Now your Blood's filthy too!" DM/HG. PostHBP. Now complete with epilogue.

With Lexa's unexpected help, Clarke defeats the Mountain Men & saves her people, at a heavy price. After the extermination, Clarke cannot forgive herself & leaves her people. After learning about Clarke's disappearance, Lexa searches for Clarke, but it's Clarke that must find herself again, with Lexa's help. Canon Divergence. First-time story. Femslash. Clarke/Lexa. Clexa.

'"Hello Wanheda." And of course Anya would be the one to find her.' What if Anya survived being shot at Camp Jaha in season two. What if Anya was sent to find Clarke in Roan's place. What if season three was the civil war we all wanted.

Clarke thinks she'll never be able to forgive Lexa for walking away at Mount Weather. Lexa knows that the one she truly needs to forgive is herself. But Clarke is shattered now, broken, possibly beyond repair. What will need to happen for her to finally be able to look past all of the horrible things she's done and finally forgive herself? More than either young leader can imagine.

"We don't deserve her," the Head Boy answered thoughtfully. "None of us do. Not even me. Not because she's perfect. She's not. Sometimes I think she's even more disastrously flawed than the rest of us combined. And not because she's beautiful, even though she is. Certainly not for being lovely because she never was.We don't deserve her because she's so much more than we'll ever be"