After the clone disaster, all Lance wants is to keep his friends alive and the Coalition afloat, and he does his best as BP despite the growing fear that Black chose the wrong guy. This fear is put to the test when they find themselves in a winding mental labyrinth, because Lance might just be the only person equipped to lead them through this maze and into the light.

Coran was right; to call this thing a 'carnival' was a supreme understatement. Noq r'Nai was a city. Lance spoke in a fit of awe. "It's like Disneyland and the Olympics had a baby and then left it alone in the wilderness to be raised by wolves." (In which Lance and Keith are terrible influences on each other, and an out of control space festival becomes an accidental date.)

The one where Keith and Lance get a little wasted, and a little frisky, and then talk about their feelings.

If falling for Lance is the easiest thing Keith has ever done, then learning to express it is the hardest. So if he can't say it, can't put into words the way the entire world hinges around the moment Lance barged into his lifeㅡwell then he'll just have to settle for showing him.

It's too close; he's crumbling, and he can't stop the slide into this disaster.

After recovering from being gored by a chimera, Roy has to adjust to many changes in his life- especially his relationship with Edward. A sequel to The Prices We Pay.