Seriously so much Shrios.

The subtleties of those living within the Hegemony are lost on outsiders. Existence is harsh for all, a fact seldom recognized by the self-righteous preachers of equality. What must be done, is done. This is the story of Jal'resh Ba'Kal, Head of House Ba'Kal, master of his holdings. None will take them, not while he holds command.

Have you ever felt it?

If you knew there was one person (out of the billions of people spread across the galaxy) who was your perfect partner, what would you do to find them? What would you do if they were lost forever? What would you do if they weren't as lost as you thought? Mass Effect AU where everyone has a soulmate.

Garrus and Shepard were totally into it as they were interrupted by someone special: Thane.

Set long after the events of Mass Effect: Andromeda (And written long before that games release), a group of pathfinders travel back to the Milky Way to discover the fate of their galaxy. What will they find? EDIT MEA has been released now, and is naturally very different from what I guessed. Consider this story very AU.

After 600 years in dark space, Ark Hyperion has arrived in Andromeda. Waking up, the Pathfinder finds himself enraptured in his own thoughts.

Shakarian oneshot and drabble collection. Chapter sixteen: The Alliance emissary spouts seemingly-endless platitudes about dying with honor and doing things in the name of galactic peace, but his words mean nothing to the ten year-old girl with no parents.

Pathfinder isn't Ryder's only role, and her crew aren't the only witnesses to her actions...

Three Different Shepards, Three Different Loves, Three Different Paths. But with the Reapers coming It was always going end in tragedy.

Ryder wants to drink. Peebee wants to talk.

Jane Shepard et Garrus Vakarian sont des soldats de métier, prêts à tous les sacrifices. Mais quand Shepard manque d'être tuée lors de sa rencontre avec un Léviathan, la théorie est confrontée à la réalité et Garrus a bien du mal à garder son calme légendaire. Shepard va vite apprendre que les turiens ont une solution bien à eux pour régler les conflits...

After Ryder dies in "Meridian: The Way Home" - Squadmates (Cora and Jaal)'s POV before Scott resuscitates her. (SaraxJaal) T for swearing.

Jaal has joined the Tempest, though he's still wary about these aliens. Especially the Pathfinder, even though there's something interesting about her...

Summary:The war is over. It ended as Liara knew it would. Notes:This is NOT part of my Cari'ssi'mi continuity. (Really, it isn't. No fooling.)

An in-universe summary of my AU version of Doctor Okeer. Please note this is HEAVILY AU and should not be taken as a canon resource. Nothing particular bad.

Shepard wakes up on the citadel after destroying the Reapers, now she has only her dreams of blue eyes to keep her fighting. Starts off slow but will be M in a few chapters.

When Jaal gets sick, Joan Ryder learns that being his partner involves a type of intimacy she didn't expect. (Shameless fluff, Spoilers for Jaalmance and plot up to Elaaden)

Comfortable in her new position as a liaison between the Moshae and the NEXUS, Sara Ryder is embarking on a new journey of her own while her Pathfinder twin explores the stars; with some very unlikely people. Possible pairing later; Efvra de Tershaav needs some friends. Or more.

I thought breaking up with my girlfriend was the worst thing that would happen to me that day… goes to show how much my luck sucks. Hurled into a world of blood and war, a decision was made for me and I found myself fighting a war that wasn't my own... and then I was sent off again… to another world and war I didn't wish to fight. Self-Insert covering ME-1. Starts in Warframe.

"When you were young, did you think you'd be stuck with someone as terrible as me?" [Reyes/Ryder]

An A-Z poem about Mass Effect: Andromeda. !Spoilers! This does contain spoilers, read at your own risk.

Sleep never came easy to Shepard, but thankfully she doesn't have to fight her demons alone. Femshep/Garrus

In which Shepard (M or F, whichever you imagine in the position) has to gaze deep into the hypnotic eyes of Morinth the Ardat-Yakshi. His solution? Read to find out.

Thea Ryder deals with the Heleus cluster's less-than-promising welcome and the tragedies that she never was given time to mourn. Part 1 of my 'Ceasefire' series