Juudai and Manjoume return to Duel Academy for their final year to find the Morality Committee back in full military swing, the Fourth Dorm rebuilt, and Fubuki as the new Chemistry teacher. Saiou's dead, but Juudai isn't certain this is the end of the Light and seeks comfort in the dark items won from the Seven Stars. Ensemble cast, growing body count, slow-burn Viewshipping.

It happens again. A bright shot of agony, arcing down your back. It's worse this time, stronger. You gasp. Your skin glows with pain. A quick check on Yukine's mind reveals he's far from asleep. No, he's awake, all right, and thinking of— Oh, no. No, no, no. In other words, Yato begins to suspect Yukine is in lust with him. This is both painful and problematic. Oneshot.

You don't escape from the insane facility of Aperture on tenacity alone. It takes a generous helping of bravery, wits, and sarcasm. And sometimes just a little bit of help from the last expected source.

Two radically different people. Two radically different concepts of freedom. Two people brought together by the violent twists of fate. Where will these unexpected and unintended confrontations lead? COMPLETE

London, 1936. Tom Riddle was not Oliver Twist and he had already learned that being honest would get you nowhere.

Sequel of sorts to Day One. A series of short vignettes following Ryo and Edo's journey through the Dark World.

Edo makes an interesting bet, and Ryou warms to the prospect of killing him. Very light RyouEdo, implied Rivalshipping.

It would be nice, except that Manjyome can't shake the feeling that something's wrong, and he doesn't want the show to go on any longer. Manjyome/Juudai, slight hint of Manjyome/Haou. Oneshot.