Part of my young!Aaeru series. What seems like an ordinary afternoon turns into a nightmare when Aaeru finds her grandpa hasn't started the evening meal yet and that something has gone terribly wrong.

Part of my young!Aaeru series. A fishing trip brings about impatience, and the all important question: Why does it take so long for the fish to bite? Aaeru learns the answer to this and some of her other questions.

Part of my young!Aaeru series. A flight with her grandpa in the Simile turns serious when five year old Aaeru wonders what really makes up a family.

Prayer is not something that Aaeru is comfortable with, or has ever used. When it comes down to helping the citizens after the attack by the Argentine forces, Aaeru chooses to don the prayer shawl, but can she live up to the expectations of others?

Part of my young!Aaeru series. Aaeru's grandfather receives custody of his granddaughter and begins to learn how to care for her. In the process, he shows her pieces of his life that will become intertwined with hers.

In another reality, where the war ended differently and Aaeru and Neviril never had to perform the Emerald, there lies a totally different ending. Neviril returns home to her family- Aaerif and "Aaeru Junior", as their daughter is playfully nicknamed.

An accident causes a change for Aaeru that could affect her for life. She and Neviril must learn how to cope with the new changes, both alone and together as a pair.

Landing in an unfamiliar world and staying was by choice. Meeting Amuria was fate. However, crossed paths bring forth many emotions, most painful.

The story of how Aaeru ended up becoming a Sibylla who lacked the faith, but excelled in flight. The onset of a war always changes things, doesn't it?

Aaeru's words bring the pain and images rushing back to her. Now, Neviril tries to escape them so that she can breathe, but finds that's not as easy as it seems.

Pain is a double-edged sword. It can hurt so much and not be relieved. Dreams assist the pain, twisting and tainting the original. She's caught in the middle, and no one quite knows the grief she's going through.

Rodoreamon returns to the Messis with only one braid left, the other hacked off with her knife. She needs to have her hair fixed, and Mamiina volunteers. However, will the haircut be without incident?

Aaeru struggles to come to terms with Mamiina's death. Neviril's words cannot console her completely, but a simple connection just might be a start...

Rodoreamon has trouble coming to terms with Mamiina's death, and grieves for her in her own way.

Floef takes some time one night while on sentry duty to reflect on the war and where's he's been.

The second war continues to drag on. The latest reports Rodoreamon had received did not bring the best of news, and she knew she'd have to make a trip to inform Paraietta of this disturbing turn of events.

When the storms come once more, she seeks out the person who would keep her from feeling so lonely inside. Rodoreamon/Mamiina

Aaeru confessed her feelings, but she wants more. She and Neviril take the time to explore their feelings for one another while waiting for their friends to return from the Spring.

*Sequel to "Cells are Stupid"* While Aaeru is busy not enjoying the confinement of a cell, Neviril is focused on something else, relying on her faith and Aaeru to carry her forward.

Aaeru discovers a holiday on one of the worlds they end up visiting and decides introduce Neviril to it. Of course, it might also be better if she paid attention to explanations in the first place...Still, her intentions are good.

Being locked in the cell isn't quite Aaeru's cup of tea, to say the least. Yes, cells are certainly stupid, especially if you can't escape from the one you're stuck in.

A collection of moments among sibyllae. Children in both war and love.

In a horrible and judging world, all that can help you is love, if you choose to accept it. Gurageif/Anubituf

Morinas/Wapourif "Morinas... no me importa cual sea tu decisión en la Fuente, quiero estar a tu lado" Su interacción en los capitulos 14a24 del anime, desde el punto de vista de Wapourif.

The Sibyllae aren't warriors, and their command has never fought a war. Is it any wonder that things end tragically?