A multi-part story dealing with the life and times of a Centauri House Lord Jentavus Roglark , as well as others from the younger races. Mostly canon, it takes place after the Dilgar War but before the Earth-Minbari War.

In a surreal, dark dream Delenn has to hand herself over to her past and an sad truth. And her former attache and best friend appears in it too

When the power goes out on Babylon 5, Delenn finds herself at Lennier's door.

While imprisoned on Centauri Prime, Londo and G'Kar talk about translation difficulties and their relationship with one another.

At a scarce rest between battles, tactical plannings and diplomatic conferences, Delenn and Lennier try to find a bit peace for themselves. However this is not quite easy when you are in the middle of the Shadow War.

After experiencing the Dreaming, Lennier takes a brave action to reconcile himself to what he saw.

What really became of Talia Winters? Here is one possibility.

Delenn is not the peaceful, wise ambassador all believe she is. For she has to cope with an old guilt for her past crimes.

A few weeks after a certain television broadcast, a more...reasoned discussion of the ISA occurs.

Sinclair is killed before he can be examined by the Grey Council. History changes.

Delenn tells her memoirs, twenty-five years after the fact, from an alternate universe that begins during the battle against the Shadows and Vorlons at Corianna 6.

In the early 22nd Century, telepathy was unrecognized, and its use was unregulated. Meaning, of course, that a latent telepath could have a lot of harmless fun with a normal. Story draws upon concepts introduced in the excellent Dark Genesis: The Birth of the Psi Corps, by J. Gregory Keyes.

Delenn's autobiography. What made her who she is, and how does she remember events aboard Babylon 5?

Vir realises he has a lot to learn about being Ambassador Mollari's aide, much of it baffling. Written for Prompt #016 - Little White Lies at fandomweekly. Set shortly after Vir arrives on B5.

Poor Marcus. He really should learn to stop wreaking havoc everywhere he goes.

Susan & Marcus are moving in together

Vir invites Lennier over to introduce him to a game. A follow up to my previous "Joyride."

Garibaldi and Ivanova talk post s4 climax. Let's just pretend they were on the station simultaneously around that time.

Set in the Dark AU of Conquest, though this functions as a prequel of sorts to that story. Earth has lost the Battle of the Line, and the Minbari have captured the planet. Any future stories in this universe will be posted as chapters here.

After Delenn emerges from the Chrysalis, her life is turned completely upside down. She must come to terms with her new identity while navigating a professional and increasingly personal relationship with the station's new captain.

A continuation of the scene in "The Deconstruction of Falling Stars" after Delenn leaves the studio. This is a one shot that popped into my head while traveling and which I transcribed from my nearly-illegible-thanks-to-the-words-pouring-out-too-fast writing. Many thanks to my ghost beta who wishes to remain anonymous. Rating based on an allusion to a somewhat mature topic.

A curious trio and a bad bar joke. One shot. (Rated T because hey, it's a bar.).

He had been asking for it. That was Susan Ivanova's excuse for what she did. The captain didn't quite agree with her when he became her unwilling victim.

What would happen if Susan and Delenn tried to go on their first date

inter/post 4x20 Marcus rettet Susan, indem er ihr seine Lebensenergie als finites Opfer darbringt. Eigentlich hätte er sterben sollen, aber die Ärzte auf Babylon 5 können noch rechtzeitig eingreifen, bevor alles zu spät ist. Meine Version von 'Dat Ende gefällt mir net'