In which I have a whole lot of feelings about that whole business with the credits song that I am hereby trying to process, and Edelgard pines for Byleth in every possible timeline.

My basic plan with this is to take the good old time loop idea... and play it for horror, endless eight style. For once, Shinji is not the culprit - but he's the one who can fix it, leaving us with more or less the same problem. ENGLISH Version. Latest Chapter: 2.28: [Enemy of the World (Unholy Trinity Remix)]

"Among the seven brothers, only Maglor, Caranthir, and Curufin were married, but nothing is known of their wives." A tragedy in five acts. Or, the war of the jewels retold from the perspective of Maglor's wife.

Melian had known this would happen; She'd tried to tell him, but he wouldn't listen... or perhaps, it was never in her power to make him understand.

It has been suggested that White Diamond got her ideas of how she had to be and run things from simply being told so by some Even Higher Power, but personally, I'd find this a little repetitive and not all that interesting, so here is an exploration of the Diamonds' backstory and, by extension, the origins of the gempire.

Given that it was originally conceived as a training ground for aspiring young nobles, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the Officer's Academy offered a wide range of clubs and diversions designed to prepare the prospective young rulers in its care for every possible challenge. Largely various assorted fluffy pre-timeskip slice of life pieces.

"There's no need to worry yourselves ragged, it's quite alright. As perfectly ordinary a predicament as I've ever seen one." "Meaning what?" "She's got the flu, Hubert. Simple as that. There's no need for funeral arrangements quite yet."

Based on and inspired by the eponymous album by the very underrated artist Lain Volta Trzaska, also known as 'she'. I listened to it soon after finishing series 9 and it just really seemed to resonate with the storyline and whouffle in general, and so, a ff idea started growing in my head...

My basic plan with this is to take the good old time loop idea... and play it for horror, endless eight style. For once, Shinji is not the culprit - but he's the one who can fix it, leaving us with more or less the same problem. GERMAN version. There is an English one. Latest chapter: 2.49: [Velleité]

Little side story intended to somewhat dissect the rivalry between Keith and Lance. Of impenetrable walls, irreconceilable differences, insurmountable distance and a frustratingly diffuse sense of purpose.

The Voltron Cast vs. the Concept of Change. Character Study. Our familiar story told as a series of transformations.

From Red to Black, like a flower withering. Something of a Season 3 Processing Fic. Angst interspersed with friendship moments.

Just how, exactly, did Kova the immortal cat wind up with Prince Lotor, and later, Narti? Twoshot.

The Doctor explores an ancient city by himself, taking his sweet time to uncover the secrets of its long, long history. Set somewhere between "The Caretaker" and "Kill the moon". Mentions of numerous characters; Implied whouffle if you squint but mostly original space exploration. First in the possible Nautilus Fantasia Series.

"Truly, among the three of them, not a single one had been particularly eager to return to that particular planet." The homeworld trio, before everything else. First impressions are seriously overrated, if not outright deceiving.

"Tell me who loves you and adores you, and I'll tell you who you are."

"In his very repressed, restrained way, he's clearly as besotted with Clara as he ever was! That line in 'Dark Water' [...] that's about as close to 'I love you' as the Doctor can get." - Steven Moffat, DWM 484. Assorted writings detailing the Doctor's Clara-related monomania and their ongoing struggle to divine each other's meaning. Obviously, Whouffle in all its shapes and forms.

And so, the Titans end just like they began, huddled together in the dark.

Disgust. The fundamental drive to avoid the contamination of the individual.

A look into the past of our favourite Dog Demons.

The Doctor muses about all those he had lost his hearts to over the course of his long life. Multiple ships.

"One day, I shall leave." He calmly speaks to himself, a look of determination on his deceivingly fragile looking features. "Yes, one day, I shall definitely leave."

Short one-shot inspired by the finale of StarCraft II. "This was the first time he ever saw her ...fragile."