Sequel to DwtD. "You know those stories where a character is whisked away into another world and becomes an almighty force of good? This isn't one of them. Sixteen years of inquiring about my absent father has led to me and a good friend being thrown into the fray of a war that he started. The best part? It doesn't get any better from there." M for language, implied themes, blood

The cost of war was unavoidable. The fisherman village could barely sustain itself, and so she was sold to a mercenary clan. Watch how Hanako struggled to not only find her place, but also survive the power struggle within the Senju clan. Pre-Konoha, slight AU, TobiramaxOC. Rated M just to be safe.

During the Era of Warring States, the Hagoromo clan eventually allied with the Uchiha clan. As a show of good faith and loyalty, the eldest Hagoromo daughter was offered to the Uchiha heir. This is Mikoto's story. MadaraxOC. Rated M just to be safe.

There's one important question no one has asked: What would Madara see in his Infinite Tsukuyomi? The story of Uchiha Madara, and the woman he would do anything to see again, even if it meant defeating death itself. Hashi/Mito/Mada (Mito triangle, lemons, no yaoi). Major feels. Canon-compliant. Based loosely on classic romance (Tristan & Isolde). Tobirama's in here too.

There are pictures on the walls of a small, loving family and he has the presence of mind to feel unsettled, as though he's intruding on their happiness just by existing. Still, though, her mother fills his teacup with a smile and her father claps him on the back, and they're kind and warm and welcoming. Sakura had to have learned it all somewhere.

Sakura woke up one day to find that she was invisible; no one could see or hear her. Until Sasuke Uchiha, that is.