"ɪ ʜᴀᴛᴇ ᴍʏꜱᴇʟꜰ ꜰᴏʀ ʟᴏᴠɪɴɢ ʏᴏᴜ..." Dafnea Ido is a run-away bride with a hefty bounty placed on her head and a gambling problem. Din Djarin is the Mandalorian commissioned to capture and return her to Muunilist. Their connection? Both have unearthed secrets, firey tempers...and hate each other's guts. What will happen when fate intervenes, and the two are forced to work together?

Modern AU. Mando comes across the Child after being sent by his gang to collect a mysterious asset. What had started as a simple enough job turns into a race against the clock when he realizes he's not the only one interested in the kid. Enemies become friends, and friends become enemies. Saving a kid has never felt so alien and so simple at the same time for Mando, who will do eve

The Mandalorian drops by the cantina and meets Toro Calican someone will die

A blind seer. Another bounty he couldn't deliver. She was an innocent, like the Child, with whom she seemed to have some strange connection, though she could not tell him what the Child was or where it came from. Perhaps that is why the girl went so willingly into his custody. Or perhaps she really was a seer, and knew he would never hand her over to anyone else.

The Mandalorian have lost his way on Arvala-7 after successfully capturing the target, A small high-value bounty that is worth more bascar than any Mandalorian have ever seen in those dark times. It shouldn't take long to deliver this asset, or so it seemed! A story based on the Mandalorian episode 2.

Mando accepts an under-the-table commission to capture and bring forth a Force-sensitive woman. There's only one issue: Mando doesn't know what the Force is and why his clients want her delivered to them so badly. A friendship soon blossoms between them, which grows into something more. No Baby Yoda (sorry). MandoxOC. Told from OC's POV. Enjoy!

Din Djarin finds him in the sewers. Starving. Beaten. Bloody. On the brink of death. Dr Pershing is trying to figure out why the Mandalorian bothered with him at all.

Another short story based on the show The Mandalorian.

What if the Empire was never formed, Alderaan was never destroyed, and Din grew up with his family? Two different universes. One dance. Total fluff. Cara/Din.

Tesara Mitzo was a foundling, once. Then she was a slave. Now she is the Mandalorian's temporary partner. Slow burn, friendship, angst, before Baby Yoda, possible prequel (CHAPTER 1&2 REVISED. I definitely recommend rereading. I more than doubled word count with edits. Everything will be as it is going forward)

Just a small series of ficlets, some short, some a little longer, about a bounty hunter and a lovely young widow.

Cara Dune and Din Djarin have just finished fighting off the battle against the evil Moff Gideon. Now, the town on Nevarro is safe...or so they thought. This is just a one shot I just came up with in my head and HAD to write it down. Let me know if you like it! (The Mandalorian and Cara x Din)

The last thing the hunter expected to find that day was a small, green, adorable child, wandering alone. Except the child wasn't alone, and the amount of hope in its eyes as it stared at him was terrifying, because he honestly didn't know if he'd be able to save the person it was with. (Din Whump, adorable Baby Yoda, awesome Cara Dune, and everyone being protective of everyone).

Valyr Archson is the daughter of a rebel Imperial medical officer who came into the possession of The Child. Her escape leads to an alluringly violent destiny. Slow-burn Din Djarin/OC. Eventual Mature.

The Mandalorian strikes out along the Outer Rim to explore for clues to his child's heritage. Necessity quickly forces him and the child to find safety and supply on their travels, however, and they end up at a tiny, failing settlement deep in a restless jungle. But soon the Mandalorian discovers the friendly village isn't as alone as he first thought...

On a calm night under forest leaves, the Mandalorian thinks of the changes in his life since meeting a certain baby. Set just after the end of chapter 4 of The Mandalorian. - Now expanded into an anthology of ficlets featuring other characters in their own little scenes. Spoilers for chapter 7-8.

A new short story based on the tv show The Mandalorian

The Mandalorian has cut his ties with Ranzar and his bloodthirsty gang, and finds himself friendless, stranded on an unwelcoming planet. His circumstances quickly spiral from bad to worse. (Pre-canon)

After the end of Chapter 8, Din Djarin goes to Mandalore to try to learn more about how to contact the Jedi. Back on Nevarro Cara Dune finds evidence Gideon survived and imprisoned Paz and the Tribe. The Child's powers are increasing but Gideon knows the weaknesses of the Mandalorians he oppressed under Imperial rule... Completed story, posting chapter by chapter as they are edited

A short story based on The Mandalorian

She was stranded and desperately looking for a ride. A lone Mandalorian stopped on the planet's surface to rest and restock, and it quickly turned out he and the child might need this midnight visitor more than he had realised. Even if his trust seemed to be all but gone. The Mandalorian and Baby Yoda [The Mandalorian/OC]

[Complete] The Mandolorian meets a near human who can speak Mando'a while getting supplies. His foundling is enamored, and he is suspicious.

Soon after escaping Nevarro with the Child, the Mandalorian Din Djarin has to get used to harboring an alien toddler. Set between Chapters 3 and 4.

Din is trying to find The Child's kind, just as the Armorer instructed him to. With virtually no information on such a thing he heads to the Ilum system, a planet rumored to have mythical properties related to The Child's power. When the Child heals a woman on the brink of death, Din can't help but wonder if the universe is telling him where the Child really belongs: with him. .

There had been tales told about powers like this. Stories meant for children, just before dreaming. He had never truly believed, not in much of anything other than war and the strength of a weapon in his hand. All else had been ripped away, so what use would there be in holding faith in what was gone? All children must grow up at some point. But this one had saved his life.