Imagine this: your daughter is born (Madeline, little Madeline) and you swear to protect her. You fail. Is it so wrong to worry about Hershel? A small snippet about Lucille and why the Laytons decided to adopt.

Laytontober 2019. From a post in Tumblr made by charmanderxerneas. #laytontober

After falling into a deep ravine, Randall Ascot finds himself in a rural village known as Craggy Dale. However, upon awaking, he cannot remember anything. The amnesiac boy decides to live his life in Craggy Dale and start a new life, but the thought of remembering his past keeps him from living his life to the fullest. Will he ever be happy with his new life?

Hershel Layton had seen dead people coming back to life before. Therefore, it wasn't much of a shock when he saw his self-proclaimed apprentice with a toddler that greatly resembled the late Azran Emissary, Aurora.

Clark works at the campus coffee shop... Sadly, this isn't some alternate universe. This is Clark's life. His life gets a whole lot better when he meets Brenda.

Hershel lost his best friend, Randall, in the ruins of Akbadain. As a result, he abhors archeology. (Also posted on Ao3.)

What if Justin missed and hit Diane in the shoulder, allowing the evil girl to run freely. But is she really all that evil? And can she be redeemed? warning: contains/ will contain death, mentions of death, alcohol, drugs

He stared down at the girl, her smile captivating him. Before he knew what he was saying those four words left his mouth. "Can I kiss you?" - Art credit: syokusyumare (Tumblr)

A bunch of Lucifendi one shots :) Rated T for swearing and potential violence

Since Randall plummeted in the cursed void, Hershel wasn't the same: he seemed empty, apatic, as if he himself was sinking in those darknesses... *Warning: suicide scene in the first chapter!* The link of my Italian version is in the notes.

Hershel Layton wakes up in a place he hasn't visited in nearly two decades with no idea how he got there. He seems to have memories of a life that nobody around him recognises, and everyone seems confused when he refers to himself as the Professor.

Set in the 1700s, a young woman named Flora must discover the truth behind the legend of the werewolf. Is he truly as monstrous as he is believed to be?

A sudden letter reaches Flora three years after the incident with the "Lost future". Oddly enough, it has no name or address on it. Only a drawing of herself from three years ago is within.

One month after opening Reinhold-Dove Mystery Team practice, Flora and Clive recieve a letter from Flora's old hometown, St. Mystere. Flora and Clive travel to the city, coming across a truly baffling mystery. As partners they use their combined logic in order to figure out the true culprit of the Lost Grandfather Clock. R and R please.

It has been two years since the events of Unwound Future and Professor Layton and his adopted daughter Flora have been living happily despite Luke's departure to America. But everything changes when an archaeologist discovers two ancient artifacts, both seemingly connected to some sort of prophecy a young woman believes the professor is supposed to fulfill. Could it be true?

Brenda has a cold but refuses to accept it.

One rainy night, Layton finds Descole injured and forsaken. Layton will do whatever it takes to help his brother, but at what cost? Will Descole even survive? (Takes place about a month after Unwound Future. A bit of an AU for Claire's survival.)

Reading up on palmistry, Lucy thinks she could read the Prof without an issue, but Potty has other plans.

Paper instead of skin. Clay instead of bones. Glass instead of eyes. What do you do, when a dream becomes a nightmare? Professors Layton and Sycamore work together to fight a creature that can't possibly exist. Sequel to 'When the Dust Settles'.

A missing journalist, a mysterious banquet, and a mystifying jewel. Will the Professor solve the case before it's too late?

A young boy comes to Gressenheller, claiming the esteemed Professor Layton is his father. What follows is...Well, a complicated mess to say the least.

Emmy makes a choice at the Azran sanctuary that changes Aurora's fate, as well as her own. (AU)

"Layton and Katrielle - The Search for the Lost Future" is the sequel to my most read story "The Mysterious Mansion". You do not NEED to know what happens in that story, but it would certainly help. "Layton and Katrielle - The Search for the Lost Future" details the exciting, yet terrifiying journey Katrielle and her father, Hershel, take in order to reclaim her father's lost futu

It'd been ten years since he'd seen her last. He'll never let that happen again. He swears it. (Warning: spoilers for Lady Layton game and anime, rated K-plus for language)

Amelia Ruth finally attends the boarding school of her dreams, only to uncover a mystery alongside fellow student Clive Dove. Currently being revised. Chapter one of the Endgame Edition is up now.