One hundred years have passed since the Calamity was freed. One hundred years since the princess fell. One hundred years since the hero beat back the darkness, driving it into the heart of Hyrule Castle. Now Zelda wakes in the Chamber of Resurrection, and must reclaim her memory while setting right a world that she let go terribly wrong. Link waits for her; she cannot fail again.

Three strangers, three curses, and a smiling man who knows far too much. When Zelda, Ganondorf, and Link are given an opportunity to free themselves from their fates, they find themselves embarking on a quest that will take them to all corners of Hyrule in search of a mysterious power said to grant wishes. They just have to survive long enough to find it.

Sequel to Heart of Steel. The ripples of consequences travel far. How does one deal with it? By disrupting the waves? Or riding along with it? Our little witches must choose how they wish to conquer the obstacles in front of them to reach the happiness they so desperately covet. Otherwise, all that awaits them is a fate drowning in pain and sorrow beneath a facade of peace.

The more they squabbled like little children, the less she was inclined to believe they were century-old vampires. In which Momo works as a coroner, discovers two not-so-dead men in the morgue and somehow ends up letting them stay at her apartment for the time being. [Modern/Vampire!AU; plat. BakuTodoMomo; rom. TodoMomo]

This isn't the first time I've been kissed by a beautiful girl in a noisy, overcrowded room, but it's the first time I have absolutely no clue who she is. [Modern AU, Zelink]

A tale as old as time, persisting despite an apparent end. Akko always wondered what kind of people Diana's parents were. She never thought she'd have a chance to find out. And maybe discover a little something for herself in regards to the young Cavendish… ON HIATUS D:

Sequel to Heart of Iron. All choices have consequences. Big ones such as restoring magic to the world, small ones such as pursuing a mythical elixir; each have their own ripple effects. As everyone handles the aftermath of the Grand Triskelion's release, Diana learns that some decisions - no matter how justified the rationale - will have unintentional, dangerous ramifications.

When Akko suddenly collapses, Diana travels within her mind to help her from e doesn't have much experience in mind-melding, and it's a strange mindscape she finds herself in, indeed. But if Akko can manage such eccentric circumstances, surely Diana can do it without incident as well. ...Can't she?

When Diana is stuck by a minor case of ghostly possession, Akko travels inside of her friend's mind to help her from within. After all, it's not the first time she's been in someone's head, and it's not like Diana's mind would be any more harrowing for her than Sucy's, right? It won't be a big deal or anything. Given that it's Akko in there, things get...complicated. Very fast.

Diana Cavendish is renown as a gifted witch from the famous House of Cavendish. But that is only one side; what of the other? Ten years ago, a father and husband risked his life to obtain a mythical cure to all illnesses. In the present, a daughter risks her life for a house whose succession she has revoked. Father and daughter; two stories set in different times, told in parallel.

Zelda is tired of being known as "Link's girl". At least without any benefits to her. Midna is just there for moral support. Or to point and laugh. Whatever. Same difference. AU Prompt: "I'm just the backup friend." One-shot of the month: August 2017