Alduin was defeated, but a dangerous enemy still remains in Skyrim. After tragedy struck, Einarr is struggling to get on with his life, but memories haunt him every waking moment and he is let wondering. Was it really just an accident? Was it all planned? The Thalmor presence has grown stronger and action must be taken. Will the Dragonborn fight, or flee?

Something's always going on in Markarth. The newest resident certainly doesn't help matters. (Horrible title. Horrible summary. Starts six years before Skyrim. I have no idea what I'm doing. Please sent help. Or a dragon).

During the six months after Lassarina abandoned the Companions, Thieves Guild, and her family, she met a Bosmer named Finverior. They knew nothing about each other, but after one drunken, drug-hazed night, they became partners in crime. This is the story of the six months when neither of them had any responsibility. No worries, and no cares... Just fun.

Life was finally good. Einarr had his daughter and Lassarina was married and expecting a child. But when the two Dragonborn's began to have nightmares of Helgen and a mysterious woman, telling them they have to stop the black dragon, the siblings are forced to finally face the destiny handed to them and learn the shocking truths of their past. Follows Skyrim Main Storyline.

Sequel to Two Halves: Full Moon. Lassarina has run away from the Companions after believing she ruined Farkas and Vilkas' relationship and has sought refuge with the only other friend she has in all of Skyrim, Brynjolf. She joins up with the Thieves Guild while her half-brother Einarr scours the land in search of her with his daughter, Kiraya. Rated M for Dark Content and Lemons

Lassarina has returned to Skyrim with only two things on her mind; Getting to Riften and finding her brother. But on her way to deliver a message to the Jarl of Whiterun she gets attacked by a Giant and rescued by the Companions. Knowing she needs money to get to Riften, she decides to stay a while, not aware that her destiny is falling into place before her. M for future Lemons.