Can things ever really change? Keith wasn't sure, but here he is at Garrison, and then he's flying and the wind's calling to him. Shiro knows he should probably stay away from the ace catching his records, but something keeps drawing him back. Pre-Kerberos, Keith and Shiro's (somewhat) complicated, awkward story of hello to first kiss. Prequel to Falling and Crash & Burn.

In the fallout of the attack on Zarkon, they're stretch impossibly far across the universe. Shiro searches, Keith fights to survive, and both try to cling to what once kept them standing. Even as tempers are short and words hurt, they cling to one hope: it can't end like this. Follows 'Falling.' Keith/Shiro

When the team on Kerberos disappeared , Keith felt his world drop out from under him. Shiro felt reality disintegrate around him, to be replaced by a cold new world. When a stolen Galra ship crash landed on Earth and a mismatched group find a giant blue lion, both Keith and Shiro thought they could pick themselves back up. But stopping a fall is harder than it looks. Keith/Shiro

From shy princess to a pilot of Voltron to confident queen, Allura had her own journey to standing as protector and ruler of Arus. Ch. 1: The year after Sven's departure to Ebb and her training as Blue's pilot (in which Nanny is NOT a happy camper)

Keith's back, but nothing's going right. Coming home has been harder than it was meant to, and he's stuck within his own head. Alcohol smooths everything over though, and a good friend makes sure the glass is always full when it needs to be. Sequel to 'Scapegoat', (sort of) set after 'Coran Coran'. (Epilogue now fixed; no longer code!)

In between Keith's departure and his return, things weren't the same. Heartaches, lost opportunities, and the Voltron Force becoming spread ever thinner as the stars turn. Wade thought that he had won, when the Force dissolved. But 40 days of rain couldn't sink the ark, and they'd be damned if they couldn't survive their own 40 days. Set between 'Scapegoat' and 'A Glass of Cheer'.

After the Lions' malfunction, someone had to take the blame. Wade chose the Black Lion, and Keith decided to go after it, taking the brunt of the Garrion's attention and anger. He saved his team from being broken up further, but will his stunt pay off?

A failed fairy tale, in a sense. A ball never attended, a prince never chanced upon. Cinderella.

Beauty and the Beast. Kallia is sent by the king to a forgotten castle, whose master is a shadowy figure rumored to be a beast. Yet in this mage's castle, dying roses are the key to survival. Final chapter is up.

Due to her love of Orion, Artemis must chose mortality or immortality. Yet Apollo has already made that choice, leading to a rift between the twins. Can a little scheming by Hermes and Iris overcome the rift caused by Eros' love arrow? *One-Shot*

A failed fairy tale, in a sense. The prince is privy to a conversation he never should have heard... The little mermaid.

I swear that I did not take you cows, whatever they are, I do not know, for I was only born yesterday." A retelling of Hermes' theft of Apollo's cows, based on the Homeric Hymn to Hermes.

A progression from wife to queen, fear to love, mirrored by that of suspicion to trust and king to husband. Hades and Persephone retelling, oneshot.

The Lord of the Dead could be so damned confusing at times... The myth of Persephone and Hades, told from Persephone's point of view.

Upon the shore I meet a mermaid, and I dare not tell anyone at the abbey...

When all have been sent to the Repository of Lost Gods, Athena alone remains in man's world. Weaving, she secures her release not only of man's world, but also of her old role. And Apollo waits...

One Shot. A failed fairy tale, from one point of view. Beauty is not the only one who returns to the Beast and his castle.

Sequel to Past Experiences. Link and Zelda have returned to Hyrule, now covered in water. Though all they want to do is find their children, the time of heroes is not yet over, esp now that an angry Sheikah seeks revenge. Finished, finally!

After Link has defeated Majora, he returns to Hyrule. However, someone has a surprise in store for him, sending him back to the past. Rated T for later chapters. Epilogue is up.

A series of letters from Odile to Tchaicovsky, reflecting on what happened during the course of Swan Lake and what has happened since.

One shot. Zelda's visions have gone out of control, leaving the princess on the brink of ruin and insanity. When all else fails, a simple instrument may be her salavation. ugh... summary sucks. Please read. Rated K for some language.