Hello, I am TwoZeroTwo. I'm here to write a massive amount about various original characters and setting ideas I've had in the Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha franchise. The fourth and final story, End of the Harvest, is running now. I get message updates quickly so if you PM or review I will see it soon and try to respond. If you see me posting some stupid stuff on the forums, I also like to have fun and it usually doesn't mean much.

Current Stories

End of the Harvest (MGLN)

Fourth story in my MGLN series.

As this is my final story, I want to go all out and bring everything full circle - a crisis on my original planet, Siba, the return of the main OCs to that planet, and the struggles and interactions between them and the Bureau they left behind as well as between the Bureau and its citizens. Taking some inspiration from the... unstable American climate of 2018, I want to show conflicts that the main Midchildan characters might not be able to solve directly with giant lasers and raw power. As well, new characters introduced as part of the Siban TSAB will be challenging the Midchildan group in diplomocy while all of them have their own personal struggles to deal with. It's a story about reaching out versus holing up, with Midchilda trying to intervene and save the planet while Siba is stuck in the system their Bureau has built for itself.

Everything comes full circle. Everyone has a voice. And sometimes the End is only the beginning...

Finished Stories

Raze the Stray (MGLN)

First story in my MGLN series.

I always saw the Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha universe as much bigger than the shows focus on - so many planets and so many things that could happen on those planets that it seems almost criminal to focus on the same people. So while this story sticks to the Nanoha rules of magic and does feature some of the characters from the main shows, it is very original-plot-and-character driven.

Bathory Kardenis is a mage on the planet Siba who has become a fugitive after killing his Captain during a raid. Sixteen months later, the General in charge of the Siban TSAB is sick of Bathory constantly evading capture, and calls in the best of the best, Enforcer Fate T. Harlaown to find him. The story mainly follows Bathory's current situation as things start unraveling around him and he finds himself bracing for one final holdout, because he knows that getting caught means the end of his freedom. How far will he go to stay alive, and what really happened on the night of the murder? Is there more to the story than what Fate and the audience knows when she takes the case?

Raise the Dawn (MGLN)

Second story in my MGLN series.

Bathory Kardenis is now on Midchilda and is most of the way through his rehabilitation program. He plans to go back to Siba after he's done, but things are complicated further as the leader of Siba's Administration Bureau tries to stop him from doing so. The situation gets muddled as more people from Siba begin to intersect Bathory's life, including some people who he wronged during his original flight. Soon, the Sibans' beliefs come into play against the cast on Midchilda, and the discussion, which starts peaceful, may turn ugly. With devils on both shoulders, Bathory is caught in the middle, and it's up to him to see his way through things that might be out of his control.

Much less action-heavy than the first story, focusing on escalation and arguments more than battles. Still, things come to a head in true Nanoha fashion.

Times of Grace (MGLN)

Third story in my MGLN series.

After the events of Raze the Stray and Raise the Dawn, Bathory Kardenis and two others have left their home planet of Siba forever and settled on another administrated planet, Nemelendelle, for rehabilitation. This story is set a couple years later and as the characters are going along, conflicts may arise between them. Also, they may have the chance to save another group of mages headed down their own dark road.

Lighter tone than the previous 2 stories. Larger focus on friendships, relationships and, yes, romance. Also 100% OC basically. I went pretty far out of my comfort zone there but hopefully it's still pretty good.