Why, hello there! If you're here to look at my profile, I suppose that means that you're curious about me, aren't you? Well, I'm here to answer your questions then ~

First of all, I'm nothing more than a young fan-writer whithout ambition; I may have what you may call "experience" out of those four or five years I've been writing and improving, and I do like sharing this "experience" with others when they also want to improve, but that's all. Writing is a passion that was born about five years ago, yet everybody knows around me that I was born to become a scientist since I was about three years old.

But let's talk about fictions. My biggest and most complicated fictions (and the ones I like most, generally) are always crossovers, I don't know why. My personal record is a crossover between nine fandoms, and is published here by the title of Le Meilleur des mondes possibles (litterally "The Best possible world").
Ah, yeah, that's in French. I'm French and I prefer writing in French most of the time, sorry for that. Well, I'm translating one of my fictions here, Probabilities, but I'm not sure that I'll keep translating my fictions. Why? Well, when you have an about-65,000-words-long fiction to translate, that's quite discouraging. Sorry guys. :')
On the other hand, if I ever write more GF fictions, you may be 99% sure that they will mostly be written in English from the start. My passion for the fandom was born in English, and I only watch it in English, so why would I write it in French?

Regarding my ways of writing, anybody who received one of my "critic" reviews must imagine that I'm quite perfectionist, since every word, every ponctuation, every line breaks are all thought with application. Well, that is true. My goal is to have the reader deeply absorbed by the story to enjoy it even more, and all this "background work" is meant to have some particular effects when people read. Well, that's the theory; it worked with many people, but I don't know whether this theory really is true or not.

And let's talk about my scenarii. Well, when I start a new fiction... I've got the beginning. Good. I've got the end. That's good to know where to go, alright. But then, how to link them up? Haha. No idea. :D
As you can see, my biggest problem is that I generally begin a story by feel, to then find a logical end to it, and to then... try to find a way to link them up, haha. And that's quite difficult, reason why I don't publish so much. I do hate my lack of inspiration.

Oh, and by the way, before I forget it: all my fictions are to stick these three rules before all: coherence, credibility, Murphy's Law.

I'll now just check the fictions that you'll find here:

Le Meilleur des mondes possibles (past and new version) : Crossover between nine fandoms (Ace Attorney, Detective Conan/Case Closed, Doctor Who, Magic Kaitō, My Little Pony, Pokémon, Professor Layton, Rhythm Thief and Senki Zesshō Symphogear), it's the most important fiction to me. This project has the most complicated and puzzling plot I have ever imagined so far. There's action, suspense, psychological moments (include "romances", even if I don't truly like this so this must be "parodic romances" actually xD)... and above all incredible and "WTFesque" theories. Trust me: Quantum Physics & Flatland Metaphysics is the best. Combo. EVER.
Notice that there is also for this fiction a Google Docs version, with Extra stuff and many bonuses. Here you can find it : https:///document/d/1A2iWRqe4Wf4NtW7TDCIBsFgD38t27wAINawYlomNjQM/edit?usp=sharing

Now to check my other fanfictions by fandom :

DETECTIVE CONAN — CASE CLOSED

Probabilities : The only fiction I've been translating into English, because I've been told to by some people. I'm very proud of the French version (well, its end more than its beginning since it's completely botched...) which is about 30,000 words long for a total of seven chapters (if you take into account prologue and epilogue). It may appear that this story is about action and will be an epic battle against the Black Organization, but it's not true. That fiction is actually mostly about psychologics and pseudo-drama, nothing more.

Le vol du Corbeau : Very, very short OS that I had been asked to finish in less than five hours, while I was not really in the mood of writing it though I had the whole plot in mind. But you might like it, and I like its plot because of its originality... Since from what I saw, it's somewhat one of a kind actually. Well, just read and you'll see.

Ctrl Z : My very first fiction about Detective Conan; I like it, though its subject is not very original... "What would happen if Shinichi hadn't taken the APTX?" is the only question that truly is in this OS. Don't get fooled by the weird writing style.

Full Ace : Though I do enjoy this story's synopsis, I completely hate the way I wrote it, and the conclusion I found to conclude it seems quite disappointing to me. I'll probably re-write it properly one day, when I find a better plot. Until then let's say it's on """hiatus.""" But don't count too much on it.

GRAVITY FALLS

Pythagorician Thoughts (Pensées Pythagoriciennes) : This was supposed to be a short story, but in the end it may now be at least ten chapters long (I'm still reshaping quickly the script — even though I perfectly know what it is supposed to be, how it will end et cætera, this script is like six months old, so some little updates can only make things better, right?). I'm only keeping it up because I found the concept interesting and exciting, and because I recently couldn't stop thinking about it and get new ideas about it for whatever reasons. So now that I perfectly know what to do, I want to end this as soon as possible, as great as it can be — as good as you'd expect it. You deserve it guys.

PROJECTS

Here are some random ideas of fictions I never seriously started, and that will probably never ever be written unless you specifically ask me to AND I have time to work on them. Most of them are mere stupidly simple ideas and scratch from one random concept, though I somewhat find some potential subject of interest in them. So why not.

Crossovers :
The Black Rose (temporary title) [Detective Conan/Professor Layton] : When one strange British man named "Luke Triton" shows up at the Mōris while thinking it to be Kudō Shinichi's detective agency before asking help about some mysterious international organization... Conan understands that the intrusion of that new so-called detective, though intelligent and aware of the dangers, might end up revealing some dangerous secrets even without he realizes it. There remains only one solution to keep him from making any mistakes... becoming his temporary "apprentice."

Detective Conan — Case Closed :
Apoptoxicide : Since he accidently heard some very strange conversation between Ai and Conan, Mitsuhiko gets suspicious and, even though he still wants to trust his friends, his natural curiosity is way stronger. Until he finds some little box about so-called "medicine against influenza" in a little desk at Agasa's, that gets everyone to panick just by mentioning it. Until he accidently eats one.
[Untitled] Just some short story about Ano Kata's whereabouts (some ideas are hinted at in Le vol du Corbeau). AK=7 theory.

Gravity Falls
The Golden Number (Le Nombre d'Or) : The next fiction I will be most probably writing once Pythagorician Thoughts is over. Its plot is pretty clear in my mind, but its very synopsis could itself be a spoiler for the story, so sorry guys but I simply can't talk too much about it. I'm just gonna say, it involves my own take on the Reverse Falls AU... And it's gonna have some real mindblowing theories, headcanons and revelations. Regarding both the Reverse Falls universe, and the original one.
"Have you met my family?" After some two all-too-well-known twins accidentally broke her phone while some meaningless monster hunt, Tambry has to buy another one. Yet her parents, concerned by her time spent on texting and eager to sensibilize her a little more about real world, warn her she will have to pay for it herself. This is how she somehow ends up babysitting Wendy's three younger brothers. All the three of them with lumberjack genes of course.
[Untitled] Blendin's clumsy stupidity lead him to accidentally hurt Time Agent Dundgren, who will be unable to move from The Squadron's Hospital for weeks. As if it weren't enough, Lolph now has to work with a new sidekick. The dumbest one he would have ever dared imagine.
[Untitled — Completely out-of-canon fanfiction, just here for the psychological consequencies] [OC] is known on a GF forum for her smart theories, but is most widely known for her unbearably arrogant and confident personality — some kind of strong stereotype of the stubborn nerd that only sees people as sheep. Until she meets "by chance" in a dream some familiar dream demon that tells her that his plans might not concern only dimension 46'\, but also her own; yet he's bored to see how easy the job would be and... seeks for some challenge: [OC] would be sent to dimension 46'\ right at the beginning of the summer and get a chance to stop him before he was even summoned, and apparently the only favor Bill asks for is... "to have some fun and to show him some great show."
That's how [OC] somehow ends up in a bus heading to Gravity Falls, in Mabel's body, without even knowing what happened to the real one. The plot is set: perfect knowledge of the order of events, calculations about how to modify the storyline just enough to allow her to prepare for the big day without losing the course of events, her smart theories and her so-called "great mind" will be needed in order not to make any wrong move, all this while keeping Dipper and his friends away from anything supernatural in order to prevent them from suspecting anything. Whether her overconfidence in herself will help her keep her sanity in all this mess, just shatter in pieces of despair in a few days or even cause the Oddpocalypse on an even greater scale, that's the real question.

These are not the only fictions I wrote; but the fact is, many fictions I begin are born with a dream. And as everybody knows, dreams are not so... logical? So, well, let's say that these fictions are the most "logical" ones. The others are wandering somewhere in my files, if I ever wrote them down anyways even if I knew I wouldn't ever publish them. And though I may let some people read some of them if they ask to, I won't publish them until I found a complete plot with a coherent guiding line. If I ever get the motivation and inspiration to see enough potential in them to really start the job.