Hikaru just wished that his younger self had been able to recognize Sai's genius, wished that he had let Sai play to his heart's content, wished that he had helped Sai reach the Hand of God. How was he supposed to know that the Gods were actually listening? Time travel AU

K-Pop star Shindou Hikaru is on vacation visiting her grandfather when she's hit in the face with an ancient goban and a go-playing ghost all in the same day. Fem!Hikaru/Touya

[Warning: Sparse updates. Still just writing when I feel like it.] AU. Hikaru never entered the professional Go world, opting instead to placate Sai with NetGo and Go Salons. Years pass by and now Hikaru is a normal office employee going about his daily life until…

Semi-AU. Sai is given a chance to live again. The price for this is Hikaru's existence in the Go world, Sai's memories of anything related to Go, and ultimately, their memories of each other. Sequel to Truly Never Yours.

Sai wakes up to find everything he'd gone through to be a dream; he is a professional Go player that has already conquered the top players. Longing for what was, Sai seeks out his student - only Shindou Hikaru isn't exactly what Sai had expected. Hikaru hadn't been expecting an eccentric Go pro to be crashing into his life either. AUish

Fujiwara Sai, successful and sought after lawyer decided to unwind by playing Go in a random salon. Unfortunately, he managed to gain the attention of Go professionals and was persistent in dragging him to the world he wanted no part in. He had someone to protect, and dragging his mentor, a 12-year old child named Hikaru, in that world is absolutely out of the question. AU

Hikaru had been playing Go for three years online as a hobby. Then his family moved "home" to Japan, he found a Go ghost in his backyard shed, and his father started nagging him to learn Japanese...

Hikaru is just your average modern teenage boy but that was before he met Sai...

Hikaru never met Akira, and never became a Go pro. Life, however, brings him again toward Go, many years after Sai disappearance.

Kinloch Hold and the Gallows left their mark on Cullen Rutherford. Striving to do better on this new path, he doesn't expect to find himself to opening up to a mage and accepting emotions he'd mostly only heard of before. Cullen's perspective of DAI's plotline, starting pretty much from the future Herald/Inquisitor's arrival.

Jille Trevelyan never asked to be a mage. She never asked for the demonic Anchor on her hand or for the title Inquisitor, either, and she certainly didn't ask for a man named Cullen - a former Templar, no less - to wander so often into her thoughts. But like it or not, these things are true, and whether they're divined by fate or purely happenstance... well, this is yet to be seen.

Hikaru never made himself publicly known to the Go world, preferring to stay within the shadows of NetGo. But even he knows he can't stay hidden forever, not when Sai disappears. It's time to fulfill the Go master's last wish.

Summary: When Shindou Hikaru died in the age of twenty seven, he expected to step into the land of the dead. But of course, fate just love to mess him up and just have bring him back to land of the living. Being resurrected isn't so bad, right? Wrong!- Time Travel and friendship fic.

An unexpected member of the audience in the Hokuto Cup reveals the truth behind Shindō Hikaru's Go skills. Oneshot, Takes place in May 2002