When the orcs attack the dwarves outside Rivendell, Kíli does a brave and reckless thing to try and save them - which goes very badly wrong. The repercussions of this act are felt as the company gets closer to Erebor, driving those within to do unspeakable things, and question everything that they once held dear. AU

Haytham and Connor never really got a chance to get to know one another. While I'm sure chasing and killing people together will tell you a lot about a person, it's important to experience calmer more controlled settings.

What happens when a talented female spy is forced aboard The Providence to sail away to the Colonies? After making a professional name for herself in the art of espionage, Lady Adeline finds herself under the employment of the Knights of the Templar who make her an offer she can't refuse. Will she ever return home? Would she ever want to after meeting her Master? Haytham/OC

Clementine learns that the only thing scarier than zombies are romantic feelings. I mean, at least you can smash a zombie's head in and your problem is solved. Older!ClemxLuke Spoilers, Spoilers Everywhere! Rated T for Language and Mildly Sexual Situations * On Indefinite Hiatus*

She had never been spoken to in this way, as if she was worth more than her killer instinct. Kili, likewise, is unsure how to approach the Elf maiden after confessing his feelings while ill. Especially with other Dwarves around. This is a return to Tauriel, Kili, and the other Dwarves in Laketown, beyond what DoS has given us. Kili/Tauriel (T rating just in case!)

Haytham and Connor Kenway had a relationship doomed to end from the very start in AC3. But, what if it began as doomed and didn't end up that way? Rewriting AC3's Connor/Haytham fate, one scene at a time. For all AC fans, but particularly for those like myself who wanted Connor and Haytham's relationship to turn out good and end well.

Millie is completely ignorant to the world of Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, thinks Kili is one dreamy Dwarf, and is completely incompetent. So what happens when she gets thrown into the journey with thirteen Dwarves, a Hobbit, and a Wizard? This is Millie's inconvenient and unexpected story. Inspired by The Awkward Adventures of Meghan Whimblesby by febuarysong. Complete.

Kili has been taunted all life for not looking like a real dwarf. He struggles with his self hatred as Fili tries to reach out to his brother. "Kili's walls were already falling and there was nothing Fili could do. So instead he promised he would be there to pick up the pieces."

Connor and Haytham must race against time to destroy a powerful Piece of Eden before the Templars use it to change the course of history. Post ACIII, in which Haytham survived. Haytham/Connor - Rated M for graphic violence, sex, and incest

Three times Kili attempted to bribe, woo, and trick Tauriel into letting him out of his cell. And the one time he nearly succeeded.

What is Kili's "orc wound" really? What actually happened? And what happened in between the scenes? I will write about Kili's own storyline and character development throughout the movie. Major hurt!Kili.

Tauriel finds out what's in Kili's trousers. Enjoy.

"Love is atrocious. You were the very reason I breathe for, but now you're suffocating me." Elizabeth Dove, is a Templar spy, she was call upon to gather information on a certain Assassin little did she know that the assignment would come more difficult then she had planned. Now she had to decide where her loyalty lies, but every decision will have its consequences…

I never imagined that a Templar would save my life. He was different, interesting. And annoying. And naïve as I was, I believed he was a good man despite what I was lead to believe, and he taught me to be a better person. Maybe this war isn't as black and white as I had though. This is the story of how I walked the line between two orders, fighting my own wars. HAYTHAM/OC

based on a picture on tumblr, can't find it now. Desmond / Altair / Ezio / Connor / Haytham / Everyone included pretty much.

Haytham tries to strike a casual conversation with his son

Hickey's outburst could not help but draw his master's attention to a certain cell.

"Do I regret it? That day, when I spilled the blood of family? We might have been able to have worked together, him and I, had I only taught him the truth of the world I see." As the war ends, Haytham thinks back to the day he took the life of his only son. -Oneshot and an epilogue-