Eghil had found the monado, he could prevent this nightmare from happening ever again ... however things go wrong and he is left with a barely alive child ... but maybe it isn't a defeat. (Basically Shulk is found by Eghil in Valak Moutain and lives his childhood on Mechonis)

At the end of a day, Nopons' fathers are not so different than human ones.

A Xenoblade Chronicles fanfic in which the Telethia that Melia was sent to kill instead gets the better of her, captures her, and does... things... with her

Sword Valley would be neutral territory, only the Mechon on it allowed to remain. For if anyone from the Bionis or the Machina were to step foot on it, the peace would be broken. The distance would be closed and the curse of Zanza would rear its ugly head once more. And it seemed the savant Egil, his sister Vanea, and the doctor Linada would be the ones to see the distance close.

Reyn, Sharla, Dunban, and Riki have a polite and definitely not heated discussion about whether Shulk will end up in a relationship with Melia or Fiora. Chaos ensues, and it's all Reyn's fault. As usual.

Xenoblade Chronicles oneshots collection. Now playing: The Doing of Activities. Navigating everyday interactions can be difficult, sometimes. Shulk tries his hardest, and Melia patiently encourages.

Three good friends involved in a love triangle have a talk and decide to defy society's expectations of them, without a bunch of strangers' help. This prompts some similar feelings elsewhere. Featuring: Polyamory and Bisexuality, F/F, M/F, M/F/F. Rozeal/Ricoth/Scarlen, Fiora/Melia, and hinted Fiora/Melia/Shulk

(Secret Santa one-shot) Dickson has said that those who died watch over the living from the stars, Shulk knew that all too well. However, the view from the Bionis' Leg shows him something in the stars that he and Reyn could never imagine. It might as well be fated in the stars of their blooming love. (Spoilers; Rated T for past death)

Snippets into the lives of the Machina and those who live among them.

[Postgame, Spoilers] Wah? Yes? ... Riki busy! Oka see that- ... Y-yes, Oka, of course Oka! Riki go and tell bedtime story right away!

Pour fêter la sortie de l'édition définitive de Xenoblade Chronicles, je vous propose de redécouvrir l'histoire de Shulk et ses amis à raison d'un chapitre par jour centré sur l'un des 300 objets de collection du jeu. Bonne lecture !

She awoke that day thinking it was like any other. Little did she know, it was the day it all fell apart. For Day 19 of Xenotober 2020. Prompt: Crisis.

My responses to the prompts for Xenotober 2020!

This is the NEW & IMPROVED "abridged" version of Xenoblade Chronicles! Behold, the power of grammar fixes, consistent characterization, and a clearer "plot"! Oh, a-and the Monado. Sure, that too. Overall, this is filled with spoilers, so beware. Any plot issues you want resolved or ideas you have? Let me know in a review or PM, and you'll be credited with a shoutout!

[Commission] In which Fiora and Tyrea agree to set aside their differences for Melia's sake—at least for the moment. (3/3)

Shulk likes to talk to the Monado when he's alone in the lab. He doesn't think for one minute it's genuinely listening to him.

[Commission] In which Melia and Tyrea spend the day the way they usually do—at least in the beginning. (2/3)

Fiora and Dunban had an argument, leading to Fiora storming off and dragging Shulk with her to Outlook Park, where they spend the entire night, talking about all kinds of things.

[Commission] In which Fiora convinces the new empress to take a much needed break—at least for a day. (1/3)

Instead of becoming a Mechon, Fiora instead becomes a cyborg.

Once upon a time, the Silver God decided to give her monado a soul. AU where the swords are sentient. (Heavy spoilers)

With the return of an old loved one, Melia couldn't be happier. Fiora x Melia

Egil survives the events of the Mechonis Core and, after the death of Zanza, is left to pick up the pieces. [Crossposted from Ao3]

Just a short dabble I made for the incoming release of Xenoblade Chronicles definitive edition.

Poem: The world had changed. Melia's feelings hadn't.