Kyubey promised that humanity would reach the stars one day. The Incubator tactfully refrained from saying too much about what they would find there.

A drabble collection of the sort of pokemon world lore you might find in an expanded version of the pokedex.

Chapter 37: "Y'all goin' afta a certain dragon ain't ya? I heard ya both talkin' befo' y'all came in. I seen him, I sensed him. I know what he's doin' an' I know where he wants ta go."

Decay and destruction inexorably seek to envelope the world, rotting the land and toppling empires. Four youths from the sheltered southern continents must set out to stop this terrible force, confronting the demonic enemies of the gods and standing as the only barrier against never-ending chaos. FFI Novelization.

As the Chosen Children fought Vamdemon on Earth, digimon all over the Digital World suffered under and resisted an even worse group of conquerors and waited for their heroes' return. Written for the 15th digimon anniversary.

This is not the Hyrule you know. An ageless Princess rules from cold spires high above, a dark horror stalks the nights, a small band of rebels fights for the people, and a ruthless warrior named Ganondorf thirsts for the blood of nobles.

Dragon's fire is not so easily extinguished; when Zuko rediscovers a lost firebending technique, shifting flames can shift the world... Follows "Theft Absolute".

(Updated chapter 5, should have done that a while back)Three months after the death of Kaworu, NERV and its people struggle to rebuild. The Children face new challenges, but for two of them the worse thing may just be each other. Amidst the pain and despair, outside events quickly spiral out of control. Edit: Fixed the title of the story. Yay. No more duplicates.

Cobra's interest in an archaeological site in the Andes quickly turns into something much worse for the Joes. Normally, the enemies they face are less ... bitey. COMPLETE.

Edmund's memoirs reveal a darker Narnia than the one Professor Lewis described...