Nothing changed. They still tolerated each other with mutual enmity. But they didn't foresee what was coming, and soon find that they aren't the same persons they once were. (Warning: Incest). [Complete]

In a post-apocalyptic world, lines which had strictly been black and white are now blurred. What can be considered right and wrong, if anything? Joel questions this after Ellie comes to him with something he never thought he'd hear from her. While struggling with his own moral code, he knows he owes something to Ellie, he's just at a loss of how to go about doing that. [Lemon]

He was like her in many ways. He too was hollow but at some point in his life must have filled up the empty space with anger and a hatred toward everything. She knew in the end he would be hers. His death would be brutal and perfect at her hand- she wouldn't unjust him by making it any other way. Cover art by Lunatic9289

In the nights before they enter the arena, Cato and Clove find themselves falling out of their already unstable relationship. Cato decides to make it clear to Clove that she belongs to him, and only him. Warning: LEMONS

Who thought that a simple childhood game could have so much impact on Link and Zelda as adults?