Snippets and pieces of Persona 3, showing Death's host and the Kirijo heiress and that sometimes one's own humanity is enough to make a difference. That absolute destruction isn't enough to stop one simple truth. That two in harmony surpasses one in perfection.

A decision made almost six years ago will shape them in unexpected ways. How their lives, actions, and friendships will change can only be determined on the blood stained iron of the rails and in the decaying heart of an empire on the verge of civil war. (May increase rating later depending on what happens.)

Arisato Minato died. This was a fact. But when the Velvet Room was taken over, Elizabeth had no choice but to cooperate with Igor once more to bring him back, to aid the newest Wild Card. The only trip-up: his body is buried, decomposing, and he is merely a ghost. When Akira heard the dismembered voice for the first time, on the train to Tokyo, he sighed. Great, he was delusional.

An alternate play on the original story of Persona 3.

In order to protect the people he cared about, he sacrifice his own life and became the Great Seal between Nyx and humanity. However, when Minato Arisato awakens in a new world under mysterious circumstances, he must uncover the reason behind his rebirth and fight his way through an all new assortment of enemies alongside new allies and prove why he is called "the Messiah".

An AU novelization of Persona 3. The contract states that he must take responsibility for his actions. Well, he didn't need a contract to tell him that. He makes a choice, one that will change the course of history, and must suffer the consequences. See how one choice, one difference, changes everything. (Rewrite in Progress - CH. 9 complete)

A first-person exploration of Mitsuru's development as a character, starting from the beginning of November. Rewrite of the canon story arc. Mitsuru x Protagonist.

Igor had asked him to die for the world. She would ask him to die for her. Problem was, he didn't really like dying, not for a second time, at least.