novelization

Fate has a way of playing tricks on people even as it brings them together. Some of Foldan's legends say that when calamity comes, the goddess binds the souls of champions to ensure they fight at each other's side, onward to victory. Less spiritually-inclined individuals say that conflict makes friends, allies and more out of strange bedfellows. Or, in which Dimitri punches out a racist and history is changed as a result. A merging of the Blue Lions and Golden Deer storylines.

"But courage need not be remembered... for it is never forgotten."Though struggling with both the loss of memory and the incredible weight of past failure, Link must find a way to recover what has been lost and bring hope back to the land of Hyrule.An epic fantasy-style novelization of Breath of the Wild.Final revisions complete as of 04/15/2021! Now with ongoing Korean and French Translations!Fully narrated audiobook in progress--check my profile and prologue notes for details!

Byleth Eisner lived her life as something less than human; an emotionless Ashen Demon, until a chance encounter awakened the humanity that slumbered within her. This story is a novelization of the events of Fire Emblem: Three Houses, following the Crimson Flower story but using events from the other stories, Cindered Shadows included, to tell the full story of the game. Think of it as "complete" story, not a golden story, and don't come in expecting every character to make it out alive. There's a heavy emphasis on character-building moments and the slow growth of the Black Eagles and their allies, and I do my best to avoid simple direct portrayals of in-game cutscenes after the first few chapters. The pace is slow but steady, and I keep a strict upload pace of one chapter every other week.

When the Long Night of Solace is evaporated over Reach via the weaponized usage of a Slipspace Drive, it ferries with it in its swallowed sections the Covenant Empire and, more horrifyingly, the desperate measures that the UNSC used to fight them. When they are found in a universe on the precipice of their own history, the meaning of the term "Mass Effect" will change forever.

When Tighnari arrives at the Akademiya, the first piece of wisdom he receives from his fellow scholars is: do not upset the General Mahamatra. Do not even speak his name.

A mercenary. The "Ashen Demon", known for cutting through enemies with a blank expression all the while on her face. An emotionless child only a father can love. Then she finds herself within the walls of Garreg Mach Monastery, surrounded by cheerful faces and earnest voices. Ones that spark a warmth in her chest, spreading from the inside out. Time is lost, and now she's in the midst of a war. Innocence is scarce and the years have chipped away at the soft shells of those she has come to understand as 'friends'. Through it all, there is a lone smile. A bright one with all the radiance of the sun. It's a smile which makes her think that one day, she'll know what it feels like to have a heart that beats. { On hiatus. }

When the Metaverse makes an unexpected return in the form of Jails ruled by Shadow-selves known as Monarchs, the Phantom Thieves of Hearts are called back into action once more to reclaim the Desires stolen by these Monarchs from innocent people all across Japan alongside a very much alive Goro Akechi, as well as new allies, such as the mysterious and highly advanced AI known as Sophia, the intrepid Public Security Inspector Zenkichi Hasegawa, and even older, more experienced Persona-users such as the small town boys and girls comprising the Inaba Investigation Team, and even the government-backed Shadow Operatives, who might just have a job offer in store for the Phantom Thieves... A Persona 5: The Royal adaptation of Persona 5 Strikers/Persona 5 Scramble: The Phantom Strikers. Includes special guest stars from Persona 4: Golden, Persona 3, and Persona 4 Arena games. Dedicated to the late Billy Kametz, the voice actor for Doctor Takuto Maruki in Persona 5 Royal, Ferdinand Von Aegir in Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and many others. Rest in peace, Doc. Now with TVtropes Page!

In one timeline, Kagome Higurashi fell down the bone eater’s well and was sent 500 years back in time from 1997 to the Sengoku period. In another, she was sent back a mere 80 years, to Taisho-era Japan. There, she makes an unlikely friend in kindhearted Tanjiro Kamado. This is the story of an extraordinary friendship that transcended time itself and changed the course of history in Japan’s centuries-long secret war against demon-kind.Arc 1 (Ch.1-3): Kagome in TaishōArc 2 (Ch.4-7): Training At House Rengoku.Arc 3 (Ch.8-10): Final SelectionArc 4 (Ch.11-12): First MissionArc 5 (Ch.13-14): KyushuArc 6 (Ch.15-21): Tsuzumi MansionArc 7 (Ch.22-31): Mount NatagumoArc 8 (Ch.32-39): Rehabilitation TrainingArc 9 (Ch.40-49): Tsuruga PortArc 10 (Ch.50-64): Naraku RaidArc 11 (Ch.65-71): Mugen TrainArc 12 (Ch.72-90): Entertainment DistrictArc 13 (Ch.91-): Swordsmith Village

Ariel would look back, almost a hundred years back, look back to her past and trace her sins and mistakes to that long-ago moment, to that desire to know more, to ask for more than what she was given. Ariel would look back with a thousand words that crowded her tongueless mouth, as the world turned underneath her bleeding feet and wonder to herself, was it truly worth it - all of it - to know what I know now? *** A radical reinterpretation, deconstruction, and expansion on Hans Christian Andersen's and Disney's The Little Mermaid.

A story about the hunt for lost treasures at the bottom of the sea, and how difficult it can be to fairly divide the spoils afterwards. Also about the sea, ships, love, fraud, betrayal and lies. But first and foremost, this story is about Thor and Loki in the setting of Morrowind.

Life in Vault 101 wasn't perfect, but it was home. Now, the young lone wanderer will need to find a way to survive in the Wastes on her own... after all, James is dead to her. Main Quest divergence: What if the Lone Wanderer was anything but a sweet, innocent, daddy's girl, actually had a mind of her own and didn't follow James' harebrained plan? What if she couldn't care less about a certain ghoul? What if...?

Life in Vault 101 wasn't perfect, but it was all she knew. Now, the lonely young wanderer will have to find a way to survive in the Wasteland on her own... after all, James is dead to her. Divergence with the main mission: What if the lonely wanderer wasn't an innocent, sweet, and perfect daughter, but actually had a mind of her own and didn't follow James's ridiculous plan? What if she didn't care about a certain necrophage? What if...?