Eragon is assassinated but Saphira saves him in the nick of time by pulling him into her eldunari.

Eragon and Murtagh often take things forgranted. They know that they'll be there for each other, but how many times do they actually say what's on they're minds? How many times do they actually say how much they care and worry, that they have brotherly love for each other? Still, they're brothers and best friends. But even familial relationships have their dynamics.

It's been 30 years since Eragon and Saphira have left Alagaësia and have been teaching the new generation of Dragon Riders. Eragon is finally getting into the groove of things when Arya contacts him with a warning: Their next student is a bit strange.

AU - What to do when you have an insanely protective big brother and all you want to do is to step outside? Here's Eragon's answer and the consequences of his actions. End-game M/E slash, Incest.

*PREVIOUSLY TITLED WYRDA* When Eragon leaves Alegaesia, trouble follows him. When Arya finds peace, she is left wanting. Will Eragon be lost to the darkness? Will Arya be true to herself? Continuation from book IV.

Murtagh is a little rough around the edges, and Tornac is used to dealing with the fallout caused by his student's outbursts. This particular outburst, however, leads him into new territory.

Izlanzadi has a proposal for Eragon. One that will change his life. Will it draw him and Arya together or rip them apart? Temporary Hiatus.

What would you do if you had the chance to be in the story with Eragon? I know what I would do. A new kind of OC story, no new egg, follow Lena as she moves to get involved in the on-goings of Alageasia. Just hoping she doesn't end up dead. EragonXArya, RoranXKatrina OCX? Full summery inside.

Murtagh Morzansson is a seven-year old with a reputation. When Tornac is ordered by Galbatorix to train the boy in swordsmanship, he realizes he will have to break Murtagh or suffer the king's wrath.

One shot, a short look at one of Eragon's and Oromis's lessons during the training in Eldest. Explores what it might mean to promise something in the Ancient Language and why.

"She has not sent me anything over the years. Nothing. No news of her or not even a friendly letter. She has forgotten our friendship and my heart still struggles to accept that. It would be too painful to go and pretend nothing is amiss." Set a hundred years after the end of Inheritance.

About a century after Eragon's voyage of no return from the eastern shores of Alagaesia, a new generation of Riders prepares themselves for a new life on the famed island of New Vroengard. Rumours, conflicts, and all sorts of nonsense are abound, but in the very end, the life of a Shur'tugal apprentice is one of hard work and responsibility. Written from various points of view.

What if the Dragon Riders existed in the real world? What if Alagaesia existed but as a parallel universe type of world? Roles are kinda switched around but basically the same idea as the Inheritance Cycle (Rated M because I'm a paranoid band nerd) PERMANENT HIATUS. DISCONTINUED

Villains rise. Empires fall. Something smells like bread, but a little fishier. What started as a conversation in a local coffee shop becomes so, so much more. AU, WIP, content warning for general heinous blasphemy and disrespect for any dignity this series might have ever had.

Memory is a fickle thing. It serves as a counterbalance to longevity of life. Elves and riders may live a long time, but their memories have more gaps as years can slip by. Humans, on the other hand, have only 70-100 years. Their memories are stronger. Eragon is no exception. As a rider his memories are in pieces. A thousand years is a long time to live.

Eragon was not the only one to struggle with his own inner strife in Recovery. This is the journal of Arya, and it tells the tale of what the Elf went through during this time.

Eragon and Arya spent a few days together in Ellesméra. The book did not say what they were doing. Approximately 17 years later, a dragon hatches for their daughter, Lillea, and Arya may be forced to confront the past.

A collection of romance scenes I would like to have read in the Inheritance Cycle.

He's lost everything he's ever loved. She's never had anything to love. Paths crossed by fate. Cursed never to love. Fighting an endless battle. Modern AU

Eragon is the son of Galbatorix. Galbatorix is misunderstood bad guy. And is there a bigger threat to Alagaësia than they all know. Read to find out.

Very AU – Sharing had never been this much fun before. Tornac/Murtagh/Eragon. Mature content.

Twenty years after Eragon leaves Alagaësia, dragon eggs are being redistributed to people in order to find young riders. In one small town, a dark force lurks unbeknownst to the dragon riders and villagers... (one-shot)

Several years after Inheritance, a new menace shows up. Disguised as innocent strangers from far away, and with powers that can rival magic, they deceive and overthrow the nations. Desperate, the riders turn to Murtagh, who in an identity crisis, suddenly develops similar powers to these people and must realize his dangerous, unlikely connection to them. Will he escape death?

All is well for Eragon and Saphira as theyve set up their new land for raising new riders and dragons alike when suddenly they hear word from Alegasia that after 26 years, there is new threats and uneasy developments between all races.

A young dragon travels to Alagaësia and comes across our favorite crimson-colored dragon. There are only two problems, however; he's gay and in heat. Will he be able to resist the handsome red stud? Or will he give into his instincts and wants, only to discover something much more? (Garo belongs to garoshadowscale, everything else belongs to Christopher Paolini; Post-Inheritance)