It is said that War never Changes; Men do, through the roads they walk, but War does not. The Humans fought The First War, and alongside the Quarians, the Alliance stands tall against the Galaxy in the face of continued adversity. Now Humanity's place is challenged, their power tested, and age-old beliefs are shattered when a beyond-ancient species is forced onto the playing field.

Co-written with aDarkOne History, a single event, can alter so much, let alone two. The San'Shyum are no more. The Krogan Empire stands strong. Humanity is now a giant among the stars. With three Galactic Superpowers in play, will an encounter see a new Golden Age, or an Era of War? (Chapters 1-12 being rewritten)

The death of a minor demon tears a hole in warp space, sending the Master Chief, a Dominion Ghost, an Inquisitor of the Imperium of man and their companions into the Reaper-verse. On the bright side, Shepard gains some powerful allies. Contains some language, decent amounts of violence, and several OCs.

A/U- In the 21st century, the Batarian Hegemony discovers a beautifully violent species known as 'Humans'. After deciding to enslave the entire race, and turn them into their own personal slave warriors, the so-called Masters of War must go against the Makers of Slaves. But is it truly possible to combat an alien threat, when your own species can barely even leave its only home?

This story has been discontinued. A rewrite is being made, starting with Halo-Mass Effect: Salvation's Light. (Out Now) Thank you everyone for all the support you've shown! It really means a lot. -Azores

After 100,000 years of Atonement, the Forerunners arrived at the Mass Effect Galaxy. The Reapers threaten every organic life, and in the hands of the Iso-Didact is the fate of his people or this new galaxy. Set in Pre-Mass Effect 3. I do not own the Halo series or the Mass Effect Universe.

The Prothean Ruins weren't. They contained little more than mentionings of an Alien Society; as a result, humanity develops on a completely different path than what was intended, and when first contact is made not with the Turians, but a desperate, destitute race viewed as beggars and thieves, how will this dying race change Humanity? And how will Humanity change the Galaxy? *A/U!*

They said 'War Never Changes', well let me tell you, there's more wisdom in that statement than I realized. After being torn from my home by an entity I would have *sworn* didn't exist, I've got to make a life in a universe I'd never thought I'd visit. Self Insert, several OC's present, Pre-Mass Effect 1. Rated T until further notice.