Fate, destiny, predetermination or coincidence, what brought them back together didn't matter. What mattered is how the galaxy kept coming up with excuses to try and separate them, how hard he could rage against what was trying to be determined. But Thundercracker would win this war, even if against a most mercurial enemy: reality itself. Sequel to Delicate Illusion of Freedom.

It's Fellowship member Francine's first time guarding a vampire. She doesn't do a very good job. Or, alternatively, a different take on why Godric allowed the Fellowship to take him.

A girl named Neko takes it upon herself to convince Godric not to meet the sun. Even if she has to slap him around a bit. But perhaps even she couldn't foresee the consequences her actions would have on the vampire.