The Houses of Bolton and Stark share a bloody history. Twice have the Boltons rebelled against the Starks, and twice have they been forced to bend the knee. The Lord of the Dreadfort, Roose Bolton decides a different tactic to strengthen his house under the Warden of the North. He offers his trueborn son and heir, Domeric Bolton as a ward to House Stark. Cover by Hecate Blackmood96

Without warning, the world changed in ways no Seer could predict. History erased. Maps rewritten. Modern life replaced by monsters, magic, and fantastical quests. Some people are happy with what the world has become, but others will stop at nothing to turn the clock back. Harry as a Final Fantasy–style adventurer, no game knowledge needed.

Seven Gods, seven Kingdoms, seven Heroes. The Magi have gathered to participate in the Fourth Fuyuki Grail War. But the heroes summoned are not from Earth. And all of them brought their own history and regrets. May the tragedy of blood and steel begin.

A reimagining of season 1, where Henry finds Neal first instead of Emma. Swanfire.

While looking in on those he knows will be effected by it while a snowstorm approaches, Metro Man discovers that it isn't only his own alien biology that is bizarre in comparison to humans. Maybe he should have thought it through a little more carefully before taking liberties with his x-ray vision.

Judai lived and Judai died. However the Herald is destined to be reborn and so a Judai lives in a world praising Fusion, where Duel Monsters and duels were never considered a game, where raising Judai soon becomes the least of Yubel's worries. -character, not duel focused; worldbuilding; Invasion violence-

Strelitzia dragged him out to Castle of Dreams in hopes that this time his support would be enough so she could gather up the courage to approach the girl, the least he could do is have a little bit of fun with her while he's here. [Spoilers for JPUx] [AU] [One Shot]

After a disaster worse than Sabaody, the crew are 'saved' by Vegapunk's experimental time machine. All of the crew is blown back into their past bodies with all of their memories. As Luffy slowly gathers them together again, the world will never be the same. Who wants the same old boring adventure? Screw the plot, and let the chips fall where they may.

I was four years old when I fell through a doorway between worlds. Luckily for me, I didn't end up alone. Three brothers and a gang of mountain bandits were kind enough to take me in. My older brother's gonna be king of the pirates, and he's bringing me and an ever expanding family along for the ride. Crazy? You bet. Awesome? Most definitely. Allons-y!

Emma, Neal and August have a series of encounters during their youth and end up working as a team with full knowledge of Storybrooke and its inhabitants' true identities to break the curse and reunite with their families. Kind of like a Emma/Neal/August crime-fighting and mystery-solving prequel spin off. Slightly AU.

Kakashi never should have styled his need for grunt work as an opportunity for his students to better their grades. Then again, he hadn't thought a simple expedition in Ame would end with them facing off against a bunch of mobsters with an unfortunate taste for archaeology, mystical artifacts, and ominous old legends.

Tobirama comes to on a field heavy with the scent of blood, to a rout of shinobi in unfamiliar uniforms but sporting familiar hitai-ate. There's a whisper in his head, paradise denied, but death is in front of him and he can't waste time on regrets.

Pretty things don't last in Zabuza's hands. They break or scar or are damaged beyond repair, and he's left clutching a worthless shell of something that used to be precious. He'd worried, at first, that this would be the same way. But Utakata is a jinchuuriki, and there's nothing in the entire world that could so much as scratch him without a hell of a lot of effort.

Neal changed his mind and chose to go back for Emma when she is released from prison. He manages to gain her forgiveness and trust, but feels that she is holding something back. He never imagined that she was hiding a secret as big as a child from him, until their ten year old son turns up on their doorstep on Emma's birthday. ON HOLD - PLEASE READ BIO/PROFILE.

What if, when Bae escaped Neverland, he had tried going home? ONE SHOT

The wind was sowed on the banks of the Gods Eye Lake, where the Whents held a grand tourney honoring the knights of the realm. Each version of the story is different from the other, but what all agreed upon after the war ended was that the whirlwind reaped was at a higher cost than it should have been. (Robert's Rebellion AU. Sequel to The Private Journal of Lysa Tully.)

After his death at Pein's hands, Kakashi finally makes his peace with his father. But when he opens his eyes, he's thirteen again, armed with all the knowledge he has of the future and the skill set of a thirty year old ex-ANBU Commander. He's ready to save his precious people. Except, he's not the only one to make it back. [Team Minato time travel]

Captain Hook never handed over Baelfire to Pan, setting off a domino effect and directly changing Emma's fate of breaking the twenty-eight year curse of Storybrooke. Two days before her seventeenth birthday and by "accident", she's taken to Neverland and must align herself with Hook and Baelfire to make it off the island alive.

Obito wakes up. This is…not how it was supposed to go. (Wherein Obito is broken but not shattered, several [dozen] people want the Rokudaime dead, Rin makes a totally awesome Jedi ghost, and there are balcony scenes but no one is named Romeo. Or Juliet.)

Left or right, forwards or back, there's always a choice. Obito chooses to return to Konoha, and the world rearranges itself from there. A series of non-chronological, interconnected shorts.

Kakashi has been left by Minato to get Obito off the battlefield, but he never counted on the Kamui dimension being picky about what went into it, nor on Obito's stash of Awamori, and most certainly not the chance that the two might get drunk enough to attempt to save the world. (Crack, definitely crack, post Chapter 655, one shot)

In which Kakashi is much more than he seems, and Tobi isn't actually Obito. Contains slight crack. Very AU. May be continued if interest is shown.

Sequel to White Wall Irony. "You knew this would happen." Obito says shakily, and the man doesn't bother to deny it, doesn't even ask what he's talking about. "I did."

Kakashi asked the question half-heartedly, and Obito didn't respond negatively or positively, because what do you say to a madman? ... hinted time-travel

The day before Obito died, he babysat his cousin. The day after Obito died, Itachi cried for the last time. Obito had no idea how much he'd changed Itachi, and the Uchiha clan would pay the price for his good intentions. [Oneshot.]