Marcus of Whiterun, called Dragonborn, prepares to launch resistance against the final assault from the Aldmeri Dominion, to fight the Last Great War for the freedom of Tamriel. Fourth in a series; sequel to "Into the Maelstrom," "Into the Darkness," and "Into the Ashes."

Captain Jack Sparrow and William Turner commandeer a ship of the Royal Navy fleet, on their way to Tortuga however they meet an unexpected drifter. A girl. Upon hearing her name, Jack recognises who she is and agrees to take her to Tortuga with them. However he knows a few stories around the mysterious girl, and he intends on using that for his own advantage.

Following an accident, Felicity finds herself lost in the world of Tamriel without food or any way to survive. She winds up stumbling into Riften, hungry and poor, looking for work, and happens to stumble into Haelga, who soon has her in a field of work she never expected to be in. In debt, she finds herself stealing to eat and gets herself in far over her head. warning: explicit.

Swallowed by a storm, Freya is found by Sokka and Katara encased in a block of ice. She is just as surprised by the sight of them as they are of her, having had some of her memories washed away. When the boyish airbender Aang is found things quickly begin to change, especially when the hot headed Prince enters her life and he discovers she may be hiding a few secrets.

The Twoleg war is over. Forestclan is at peace. But something deadly is just over the horizon. If Forestclan is to survive then they must fight harder than ever before. That means calling on the best. But one of their best is gone. Trials and pain mark the path ahead. Fate is against them. Question is: Who will survive Forestclan's greatest war?

The mountains have remained motionless long enough. They rise to a time of turmoil and strife spurred on by dubious informants, renegade soldiers, ignorant fighters, and suicidal leaders. And into this perfect storm one strange cat bares her fangs and defies logic to make for herself a home for now and all time.

Lightning (known to the Twolegs as Poppy) has had his life constantly fall apart around him. Now he is on his own. The wounds of the past are burning deep within. But what does one do when life seems hopeless? You keep on fighting, one pawstep at a time. But Lightning's life is about to be turned upside-down. Now there are others relying on him in a land filled with cracking hearts

Alexis Westlake has lived in LaPush her entire life. Her best friends Jacob, Embry and Quil make life fun, and this only gets better when Bella returns. But when her friends suddenly start cutting her out one by one and Bella becomes depressed, what will happen? And how will she deal with her own sudden 'developments' that arise when she discovers the dark secrets of Forks?

Part 2 of my Revision Saga. Continued from "Fortune Favors The Bold," but CAN BE READ SEPARATELY. In the wake of an assassination attempt on a member of the Canterlot Royalty, those loyal to the throne struggle to apprehend those responsible whilst maintaining order and stability in Equestria. Overtime, other, more dangerous threats begin to crop up all over the country.

Out on the abandoned beaches dwells a family, a family with past, a family with history, with legacy. But not all of it is positive, and with the parents rooted in the sandy shores, how far will their young kit go to follow up the past? And what exactly is it that leads her forward? Sequel to ĻËĠÄĊŸ.

Princess Celestia has a son named Bronze Star. After moving from Canterlot to Ponyville, he joins the Mane 6 and falls in love with one of them. As their bond accelerates, they learn of a treacherous plot to overthrow the government. Bronze Star vows to find the conspirators before they can harm his mother or his Aunt Princess Luna. He will stop at nothing to bring them to justice.

Responsibility, rejection, love, anger, adventure... Time passes quickly for the humans and dragons of Berk, but fate finds us all sooner or later. How long can they run from the consequences of their choices? SEQUEL TO OF THE NIGHT. Contains many OC's, starring Hiccup's and Toothless's children. (T for some potential violence, language, and suggestive themes.)

When the Gerudo King Ganondorf invades and successfully conquers Hyrule, he forces Princess Zelda to marry him. At first, Zelda is under the impression that he just wants to cement his rule as King. Little does she know he has an ulterior motive...- ZELGAN, NSFW.

Hopeless and alone, a timid young Imperial has spent over a decade trying to forget the tragic event that triggered her dark side. Unfortunately for Ava, a girl can only run for so long. What does a madman, a mummified corpse, and the Dark Brotherhood have in common? They all play a vital role in a troubled woman's twisted descent to the darkest of spaces.

Marcus thinks he's woken up from a really bad hangover, but his nightmare is just beginning. Not-so-short story on a popular theme. Rated M for some mature language. Please read and review. Thank you!

Is the Tribe the only group of cats in the mountain? No, there is another group far north. These cats have no connection with their ancestors and have slipped into an immorality so deep, their ancestors fear they will never recover. But one cat has had enough of this life, she is tired of being discriminated and used. And she wants a legacy that she can be proud of.

When a new Evil strikes Hyrule after so many ages of peace, stories that had until now been thought to be myths start to make sense. It will then be time for a young boy to come forth and follow the path of fire, blood, death and despair that the Gods have laid out for him in order to save Hyrule from a new Age of Darkness... if he overcomes his own inner demons.

Link is a young thief notorious in all Hyrule, but, when war threatens to break out, he is unwittingly thrust into the fray. Sent out to collect the three spiritual stones, Link pays a terrible price for his journey, the loss of his voice. When romance blossoms during his journey, will Link be able to protect the one he loves? Or die trying?

Five hundred years since Alduin's defeat, Skyrim's people have almost forgotten the Dragonborn. The Greybeards are gone, the Way of the Voice is abandoned, and some are beginning to doubt that the Dovahkiin ever existed. But Alduin was not destroyed all those years ago. He has returned. And the Khajiit girl A'jira might just be the one to stand against him. (Rewrite in progress.)