(AU). Raya and her dad adopt a young Sisou, and adventures ensue

Adventures revolving around Juniper-Datsun, Sisu's daughter and her cousins having adventures

Two years have passed since the Dragon Gem was restored and the Druun were defeated. Kumandra has been enjoying relative peace, yet one young thief does not enjoy it. When a job goes south, the thief is then thrust into a new life, and it all ties in with a certain blue dragoness.

Bobby Bring, age-10, un-earths a mysterious book called "Kumandra", unaware of what he's found. A male bookstore owner tries to warn him about the book, explaining that it is dangerous: Once entering it's world, the reader cannot escape. Poor Bobby. He should've listened. Because as he continues to read the book, he soon learns why the man was trying to warn him about it.

Before Kumandra was divided,follow the story of Sisu the dragon and her siblings as they were growing up together and save Kumandra from the evil Dunn.

Even on such an incredibly historic day. Even after the definition of evil itself has been dispersed, and the curse has been lifted. He's still stuck in a dark ditch he can't get himself out of. The same dark place he's known for so long. But, it's truly amazing what a simple hug can fix.

It's been two years since the Druun were defeated and Kumandra reunited. The nations gather to celebrate this second anniversary, but Namaari doesn't feel much like celebrating. The party also takes a turn when a man demands revenge on Raya and Namaari for the suffering caused by the Druun, forcing Raya and Namaari to confront their guilt, regrets, and their relationship.

This isn't your typical Valentine's Day story. So I hope you enjoy how I have Raya and her girlfriend Namaari celebrate the holiday their way!

For a week, he's been listening to his friend go on and on about this "Place" he wants to take him to. He finally gives in and is lead to an unknown destination for the weekend. Trusting his friend who is keeping this "Place" as a surprise, he begins to get skeptical. But, upon arrival of this location, he is met with a world beyond his imagination.

What if Namaari hadn't betrayed Raya when they were kids? This is my take on what would have happened if Namaari had been joined Raya's quest to find Sisu, gather the dragon gem pieces, and BOOM the Druun away. Basically, a rewrite of the movie Raya and the Last Dragon (2021) from Namaari's POV.

After months of dancing around each other Namaari finally asks Raya on a date. But Raya's never been on a date before and she's very nervous since she really likes Namaari.

Everyone's adjusting to the new way of life in Kumandra, but now everyone is sure of its future. In order to strengthen people's belief Chief Benja and Virana have a suggestion for Raya and Namaari.

Namaari's mission to get Raya to revel the Heart Gem takes a few more days than expected. With more and more pressure to help her people and dealing with the realization that she has a crush on Raya, Namaari has to fulfil her mission. This wasn't about her feelings, this was about the people of the Fang. She was doing this for them.

When Sisu lays a worthless non-baby-dragon-producing egg for no reason at all, she searches for purpose as her motherly affections begin to grow for the inanimate object. Rated T for implied but non-graphic depictions of certain aspects of the Egg Laying process and Implied Anatomy.

Alexis was always gifted ever since her birth. For Alexis her life has never been easy. She has always blessed with beauty and a strong will. Even with her grace and beauty she has never truly known love. What will happen now when she runs into Sisu? What will happen? Read on to find out. I OWN NOTHING BUT MY OC DESCRIPTION AND MAKING THIS STORY!

I was disappointed to find there were hardly any fanfictions about Sisu and her brothers and sisters, so I made one of my own. This is a story about two dragons named Katsu and Lanmu, and the night their five dragon children were born.

Kumandra, a place that has been put at peace since the defeat of the Druun. A dragon, by the name of Sisu, lives in bliss alongside her friends and siblings. However, her sense of peace is shattered when she is whisked away into unknown lands far beyond the likes of which she can understand.

Kumandra has been at peace for two years now, and nowhere is more peaceful than the lands of Heart. Most of the residents there are enjoying life without having to worry about anything. All except Pengu, that is. As the oldest of five siblings and a leader amongst dragons, he's under more pressure than most. And now, to add to that, his youngest sister has gone missing.

Two girls, separated by five hundred years, are faced by the same, baffling question as the world they know hangs in the balance.

Modern Day AU. Some people believe marriage is supposed to last forever. The sad truth is? Marriage does end. However, divorce affects everyone, and Raya hopes her parents don't decide to use her as a weapon against the other when they divorce.

Raya was sure defeating the Druun would be her greatest hardship. Then she had to deal with diplomacy. The tribes say they're ready to be unified but centries of conflict and separation don't just disappear. As she navigates it all, Raya finds herself spending more and more time with the Fang Princess. Together they uncover hidden histories and learn more about each other.

Ken, a close friend of Raya and Sisu, unintentionally ends up exposing his true longtime feelings towards the dragoness. Crap. That shouldn't have happened. How will she take it?

Raya and Namaari don't get many moments alone together, and the ones they manage to carve out are always snatched away.

When Sisu lays a worthless non-baby-dragon-producing egg for no reason at all, she searches for purpose as her motherly affections begin to grow for the inanimate object. Rated T for implied but non-graphic depictions of certain aspects of the Egg Laying process and Implied Anatomy.

A kind of headcanon epilogue to Raya and the Last Dragon, six chapters in length. Highlights the depth of Raya and Sisu's incredible friendship, a deeper look into their friends lives as they return home to rebuild, Kumandras long road to recovery, and the tribes beginning to forge their ties and working towards a future in perfect unity and peace. Rated F for Fluff.