Drabbles for Mass Effect.

Someone has killed Iliana Ryder and her brother, Ryker and Reyes will go to the ends of galaxy to find out who.

Jaal's true mother, Sahuna, sent Lynx Ryder some questions. One stands out at her and makes her fear losing her relationship with Jaal.

With the Kett subdued and Andromeda's terraforming system running at full power, Kadara Port swiftly establishes itself as the trade capital of the galaxy, in turn earning the ire of both Aya, and the Nexus. Under pressure to disavow a known criminal's legitimacy, Ryder once again returns to Kadara to broker peace, but the Charlatan has something very different in mind for her...

Joan spent two years dead; brought back to life to fight the Collectors, her connection with Cerberus has cost her a very important relationship. Lost in her confusion and irritation, the mysterious assassin, Thane Krios, catches her eyes. Her heart, as well as her mind are tested in this story of love, courage, and forgiveness.

The story of Logan Shepard and Liara T'Soni after the destruction of the reapers. Starts from the moment Shepard takes breath just after destroying the reapers and continues to follow and explore his life with Liara . [Please note that English is not my first language].

Just because you're race is an outcast in society, that doesn't mean everyone hates you. Just because you live in a suit, that doesn't mean there isn't someone who can look past that. Just because you can't touch them, that doesn't mean you can't love them. A story about a Shepard x Tali romance spanning the OT

What I really missed in Mass Effect 2 was the option to say to romanceable characters "I'm sorry, maybe I'm in a relationship still, maybe I'm not, but either way I'm not over it." Here's how that conversation might have gone between my own personal Shepard and Tali'Zorah.

This is a thing that I actually felt at a certain point during the Lair of the Shadow Broker DLC. Frankly, it's difficult to say more than that without making the summary longer than the work…

Based loosely off of a line said by Garrus in Mass Effect 3's Citadel DLC.

Commander Natasha Shepard is a biotic with the L2 implant. Not that it's common knowledge. This affects her life more than she'll ever admit. (In which Mindor happened earlier in the timeline, when Shepard was 10, not 16, Kaidan pretends the little Nat he knew on Jump Zero was a completely different person, and Shepard doesn't want any pity. For anything.) T for language & violence

The past always have a way of following you no matter how far or long you run, it always tends to blindside you. An intelligent, humorous but very awkward Sara yet again needs to save the galaxy from the sins once committed by their formal Leaders. She will do anything to save everyone even if it means defying the Initiative and becoming another Exile.

Et si les personnages de Mass Effect : Andromeda avaient conscience d'être fictifs ? S'ils savaient que leur destin est basé sur une quête principale à accomplir, alourdie par quelques missions secondaires, le tout pour les mener à la fin du jeu ? -Rien de sérieux, juste de l'humour-

Mais qui peut bien se cacher sous le masque noir qui barre le visage de Peebee ? Attention, texte rating Mature ;-)

Jest to opowieść widziana oczami Jane Shepard- obrończyni Cytadeli, bohaterki Skyliańskiego Blitzu, a co najważniejsze kobiety, która potrafi przezwyciężyć wszystko niemożliwe. Pojawia się również tutaj Kaidan Alenko- niezrównany żołnierz. Trylogia Mass Effect widziana moimi oczami. Mile widziana znajomość tego uniwersum. Przewidziane 3 części. Miłego czytania!

After Vermire, Shepard is pretty badly devastated. He goes to Kaidan for comfort.

Almost a year later, Commander Shepard has finally recovered from her injuries sustained in the battle of London, the last of the Reaper War. By her side has been an unyielding Garrus Vakarian; as almost Legend goes, there was never one without the other. They have watched the galaxy rebuilding around them, turning into the old soldiers they truly were. But their story didn't end.

'You stupid bitch' She supposes Jack means it like an insult, but it comes out like a strangled sob. She strides towards Miranda and grabs her by the front of her catsuit. 'Why the fuck did you sneak away and hide up here? I thought you fucking died' This is a sequel to Love's Such a Delicate Thing.

"People expect me to make these huge life-and-death decisions, and then walk away and move on to the next mission. But I can't do that. I can't do this." She shook her head. "I can't." -Wherein Sara and Liam deal with the aftermath of "Hunting the Archon". Slight spoilers.

The galaxy is torn apart by the reaper war, and a relationship that was once strong seems to be out of reach. Garrus searches the galaxy for his loved needle in the huge haystack. Kiana seems to be lost forever. Will she ever be found? Sequel to The Beginning of the End. Rated M just to be safe. MASS EFFECT IS BIOWARE'S.

Ah yes, Alien Invasions. The favorite past time of Always Chaotic Evil aliens. Mass Effect has couple of races like that. Surely such Sufficiently Advanced Aliens should have no trouble with conquering one Insignificant Little Blue Planet, right? It's not that the planet in question has faced so many failed invasion that the aliens inhabiting it wrote a guide to help invaders...

Harry encourages Cassie to talk to her unconscious brother. The conversation leads down an unexpected path.

After returning to the Tempest, Drack reviews what Ryder sacrificed.

Alec takes his kids to a shooting range on the Citadel.

Business might keep Sophie and Reyes separated after the conclusion of their work on Kadara, but that doesn't mean they can't take time for the occasional message or visit. Or: some f!Ryder/Reyes interactions post-Kadara, because Bioware didn't give us enough in-game. Spoiler warnings will be marked at the beginning of each chapter.