After being assigned to guard the boss's office in The Nest, Macaw leaves for less than five minutes and comes back to Robin making a mess of the boss's prized chess board. He's quick to help his partner fix it, but then the second in command walks in. Macaw, again, is quick to help Robin, but is it enough for the wrath of right-hand man Swift?

In which the past five years of Lucy's memories of Alfendi Layton are eradicated after a case gone wrong. Lucy Layton, much to his horror, was no more in her mind. In her mind, she was still the incorrigible Lucy Baker. And by God, does that realization hurt.

While tidying up Hershel's office, Emmy finds the attempts of a love letter. Dear Emmy...

She's the only heireiss of the most popular thieving family alive today. A family so mysterious that they're known as "Fox" from the very beggining. But know, "Fox" has become "Vixen", and she asked for revenge. Her family's honor was at stake. Inspired by the Sly Cooper's series. (gosh I suck at summaries...) English isn't my native language, sorry if you spot some mistakes!)

Alfendi has never been someone's emergency contact before, but since he's working with her, he might as well be. In other words, Lucy is very prone to getting herself in A&E.

Hershel Layton is called upon a new mystery. He, along with Desmond, Aurora, Flora and Emmy go to a creepy little town to investigate.

How I imagined the final goodbye to go.

(AU) The lonely Professor Hershel Layton creates what everyone else thought as impossible: a female robot that looks completely human. However, she is unable to feel emotions because she lacks a heart. As such, Layton tries to make her a heart, while in the same time also trying to forgive himself for the mistake that had cost him everything.

When Lucy seems to have a love bite on her neck, it prompts a lot of conversation between Sniffer, Florence, and Dustin. So much conversation that it also starts the plans of an impromptu spying on the two occupants-and possible lovers-of the Mystery Room.

The Prof learns that Lucy isn't so much of a fragile butterfly that he had originally anticipated.

To which Lucy and the Prof go undercover at a fancy, all expenses paid outing in an attempt to catch a soon-to-be murderer. It's not how the Prof expected to spend their weekend, but with Lucy's smile, he had no choice but to follow along.

The Prof goes missing for two days. Everyone tells her it's normal or he'll be back soon, but she knows better. [blood, mental instability warning among other things]

It's something everyone goes through while they're alive, gaining a red Ring around their wrists whenever someone earned their love. Lucy has a couple, but none that actually encompass her wrist all the way, indicating nobody has claimed her heart in that manner. She meets Alfendi Layton and she's surprised, 29 years under his belt and yet his skin is clean.

Flora visits St. Mystere with Kat.

It was going to be a double job, Lucy knew well enough. Her marks were low, there was definitely no chance she was actually going into the Scotland Yard for just those. No, no, she had practical use for Scotland Yard now-to donate blood to their resident Detective Inspector.

Everyone had their soulmate's last words to them on their wrist. It could be as plain or as strange as they could come. For Lucy, hers were as ominous as they came: "Baker, I told that fool to tell you from the start! You won't leave me, will you my dear Lucy?" It only posed one question: why were there two differing statements? Better yet, who was the fool? Who was she leaving?

They'll keep breathing strength into each other until the end, come what may. Clark/Brenda double-drabbles, written non-chronologically.

Lucy is about to get one hell of a surprise from her loving Profs after a long day at the Mystery Room.

Un an après "l'Attaque de Londres", le professeur et Luke reçoivent une lettre venant d'une petite ville nommée Middlestone, affirmant que celle ci est en danger. Mais au moment où il accepte d'aider la ville, il ne sait pas encore qu'il vient de s'engager peut être dans la plus dangereuse de ses enquêtes. Ne règne qu'une seule règle: Tout est lié. Rating T pour un peu de violence.

Professor Hershel Layton and his assistant Luke Triton are asked to solve what initially seems to be a normal inheritance case. But it quickly changes into something different, as the estate staff and the family begins to slowly vanish...

Many people have written letters to Professor Layton over the years. Now, in the wake of the professor's disappearance, they write to Flora.

It may have been just a few hours since Flora's last seen Luke, but it's been apparent ages since Big Luke has last seen Flora: Future Flora or otherwise. It'd be nice if they could both sit down and talk, if he would explain to her why he's so much nicer to her now than he was ten years ago, and where Future Flora is, and what exactly has happened over these last ten years.

Their last day together. He's determined to make this plan work, while also making this the best day for his little brother. The littlest Bronev seeks comfort in his older brother, and asks for a lullaby to help him sleep. The elder Bronev obliges.

Robin managed to find the perfect gift for his partner while on his last assignment (truly, he is a genius at gift-giving). However, the question of how to give Macaw this gift remains, and Robin can't figure out why this part is so hard. Will Macaw even like Robin's gift?

Macaw Rook is competent and capable; making him the perfect candidate for the two-man group program at Targent. He is paired with Robin Bishop, and he's... not actually the weirdest man Targent ever hired. The day is almost over, so the two have to make it out of the building to get to their quarters. Will Macaw survive Robin's unusual presence and partnership?