Getting weird with Velvet again.

Gwendolyn avait gelé son cœur. Du moins avait-elle fait de son mieux. On avait voulu la briser, elle se tenait encore droite et la tête haute ; elle se refusait à céder, à se soumettre en épouse docile et obéissante. Chaque nuit, elle tournait le dos à Oswald et de fait elle ne voyait jamais le regard à la fois tendre et douloureux qu'il posait sur sa silhouette.

One shot dealing with Velvet's tragic past.

Two lives were spent toiling in the service of fathers who would never give them love. Now, the warriors must try to put down their weapons to speak and listen. (Set soon after Gwendolyn's story, in some imaginary time period before everything goes to shit).

Let's take it from the top.

Ingway just wanted to enjoy some mead. Happy AU IngMer

In a world where the Armageddon never happened, Gwendolyn meets the older brother she didn't know she had.

The god of magic and the hunt accidentally stumbles across the sleeping goddess of purity and the ash trees. AU, implied Ingway/Mercedes, second person POV

Memories can still haunt the living, but spirits can also be put to rest. Maybe a proper goodbye was all that Velvet needed.

A small noise in the night stirs the twins and a tired Ariel holds them close.

The initial plan was a pipe dream, but maybe Queen Mercedes's idea to revive the Valentinian soil wasn't that far-fetched after all. AU, first in the "Without Destiny" series.

Ingway had always been curious about the fae and was interested in their magic. His curiousity got the better of him one day and he winds himself in political plot to take over the ringford throne. Mercedes just wanted to go home and be with her mother. Ingway/Mercedes

A noble gathering held by the Queen of Valentine and small plot that unfolds with the meeting of her son and the Fairy Princess. Dealing with the Wise Men is tricky business and sometimes goes against one's moral judgement. A fic that's always "complete," yet is still sometimes updated from time to time despite this.

An arranged marriage and a formal ball. Also known as, the royal children are all alive and well and within their rightful kingdoms and somehow still all in love.

A short one shot focusing on Alice finishing the last two books of Odin Sphere, and the events around it. Stories are beautiful because they can bring you into a new world.

5 persons, 5 souls, One destiny. When Alice is warned in a dream about a New Armageddon, she makes it her mission to find 4 other Spirit Walkers that have the soul of one of the characters from the books that Alice read when she was a kid, and stop the New Armageddon.

A tragedy in a park turns into something much greater. While Mercedes and Ingway manage to miraculously survive, their world is turned upside down as they are forcibly dragged into battles against strange magical beings referred to as Draugr. Now, they have much more than high school life and their relationship to juggle. AU

It's beautiful, he thinks, but he knows it's not real.

Not so much a story as a possible explanation about where the Ring of Titrel got its name.

Following her move to a new town after being held back and missing her high school graduation due to illness, Mercedes joins a group of teenagers who are a bit more focused on the arts than most. It isn't too long before the amateur photographer with a heart condition and the snarky novelist find themselves growing closer than most... Modern AU, Ingway/Mercedes

Odette really knows how to rock out.

"D-do you like it?" Gwendolyn tentatively asked.

Sometimes they're with others, sometimes they're by themselves, and sometimes they're apart. One thing is for certain; they're always in each other's hearts. A collection of Ingway/Mercedes fluff and angst short stories in an Armageddon-less AU.

Perhaps they didn't end up in the same place after they died, but at least there was still a way for them to be together.

Un alma vaga en el Inframundo, pagando sus pecados. -Si tan solo pudiera verla una vez más... Un árbol desborda de vida, pero con profunda tristeza en su interior. -¿Por que nosotros fuimos los únicos que no pudimos tener un final feliz?