Dracula was not always a monster. He was once a man named Mathias Cronqvist. A flawed, conflicted, genius of a man. How did the educated, aristocratic, crusader who piously served the church become a vampire, and eventually the Dark Lord himself, the opposing force to God? From a very young age terrors and tragedy shaped the man into the king of all evil. This is his story.

As Dracula's forces begin to arise, Trevor's life finally changes. When he meets the Greater Demon, Abaddon, he questions if an unholy beast can really have good intentions and he will kick himself, as he reflexes where his true friends lie. A Greater Demon, a half Vampire, a witch and a cursed man. Rated M for Trevor's language

Trevor's surprised to find the afterlife apparently involves finding himself outside of Gresit, back in time to slog through the fight with the Night Hordes and Dracula again. He can't say he never sinned, but enough to deserve a personalized Hell? Why can't he get to just be dead like everyone else? (Netflix version.)

Soma Cruz is kidnapped by a strange creature, Arikado finds Ase nearly beaten to death, and Julius is called in by Johannes about monsters being controlled. These events are connected, and what follows is an adventure that spirals into madness, and at the center of it all is the mysterious Lord Rethvan.

Soma thought the original Castle, Celia, and his true past were enough for him to deal with, but there are those who wish to influence him back to his old ways. A tug of war with the fate of one Vampire Lords' soul as those who would see their figure head restored on one side and those who wish to protect him. While a third party lines their shot at his throne.

Life was never nice. Far from it. Torturous. But then there were two souls that made his life bearable. He thought that they would be with him forever. He could even call them friends without doubting them or the meaning of the word. Yet all good things come to an end, as the world works. Why must they fight? He didn't know. But what he did know, was that he would never belong.

(AUish) What if Adrian was younger, both physically and mentally, when his mother was killed. What if he had been with her both when she was taken and when she was burned? His father rescued him and now has Adrian with him in the castle as he rages war, wanting to protest his traumatized little boy. How will this change things?

"Slight prompt/AU. Vlad arriving to the village earlier than in canon. Though is it early enough to save Lisa?"

For a huge chunk of his life, Julius Belmont had amnesia. and for a pretty big chunk of that chunk, he'd lived in a small town, and made friends with a local bartender named Johannes. Now that he had his memories back, Julius had to say goodbye to the quiet little town, though as he's saying his goodbyes, Johannes has a surprise up his sleeve.

Alucard always felt alone. it was an odd feeling of loneliness, one that comes with accepting you're the only dhampir there is. But when sent out to find out the truth about some recent warg sightings, he finds someone that makes him feel slightly less lonely.

Lisa realises that she has two children.

After her close friend is kidnapped by Walter Bernhard, Felicity Thurstan takes up arms to rescue her. Upon breaking through the Forest of Eternal Night, her path crosses with the likes of Leon Belmont, and together, they team up to bring down the infamous vampire. Are they successful? Will they be able to save both Sara and Annette?

A narration of the NES classic, with some Netflix influence.

Leon tried to build a legacy after he lost Mathias to himself, one his clan could use to hunt creatures like his friend-turned-vampire. Being thrown forward in time will tell him just how successful he's been at either of those.

Leon didn't want to fight, he just wanted answers. But the ones he gets from Joachim are ones he'd never even thought to ask questions for, and he feels sympathy he'd never expected. Leon learns what is not said can be just as important as what is.

With the increase of the witch burnings, especially after Lisa's close call, Vlad agreed to assist her in warning doctors and others in danger. After Trevor recovered from his near burning, Adrian convinced him they should travel together, in order to do the same. (Continuation of Falling for You)

A novelised adaption of the game… sorta. Hector begins his quest for revenge against Issac, but discovers a hand even more powerful than Dracula's that may be orchestrating his fate.

A collection of (mostly) family-centered fanfics involving none other than the Belmont's and their tragic fate. (31 Day Writing Challenge)

Vampires do not have reflections, and castles do not have hearts. But Dracula is no ordinary vampire, and Castlevania is no ordinary castle. If castles can fight, maybe they can think too. The Netflix series, and Adrian's childhood, told from the perspective of the castle.

After the death of Dracula, Mistress Death returns to his castle to mourn. When discovered by Alucard the two of them find solace amongst one another. As their friendship deepens into something more, Death and Alucard learn to overcome ghosts of their past and anxieties of the future.

Adrian is alone with the ghosts of his past.

Adrian broke the mirror in his father's study...how will Dracula ever forgive him? (Written for the prompt for the Castlevania Netflix Series: "Please give us Lisa and Vlad just being loving science parents (bonus points if they're protective)")

Summer 2037, it's hot in Japan and Soma Cruz has a broken air conditioner. This is the least of his problems as strange nightmarish dreams rule his nights, A malevolent presence reaches Japan, and a mad train ride brings him back to the heart of his fears

Trevor lost everything that night. His home. His family. And his compassion for the people of Wallachia. Based on the Castlevania Netflix Series.

Netflix series based. Hector/Carmilla drabble collection. Mostly crack humor and fluff.