An acrostic poem on Brendan.

A cinquain poem on Aisling.

The Abbot's view on Brendan as he grows up, loses him, and regains the chance to know him all over again. Cellach's POV.

The aftermath on the invasion of Kells and what transpired before Brendan's return. Fiona's POV.

How much are you willing to sacrifice in order to protect the one you love?

Warning! BrendanXAidan

Brendan's been home for a while. When he goes to see Aisling in the woods, the two realize their true feelings. There's only one problem, Cellach's expectations.

AU - Words and actions can harm, kill or heal and save. So be very careful of yours, or be ready to face the consequences. WARNING: self-harm!

Abbot Cellach made many mistakes, but he always had Brendan's best interests at heart. A look at the Abbot's thoughts from the prologue comic through the end of the film. Lots of Brendan & Cellach bonding moments because I'm a sucker for those!

("What if" story) Brendan's fight against Crom Cruach lasted only minutes for him, but outside, two days passed. How will everyone is Kells react to Brendan's vanishing? And how it might change the future of Kells.

Just a short drabbley thing. Brendan defeats Aisling's unstoppable monster, and she defeats his. But neither one is in time to save the other's people.

Just something short and sweet. Cellach meets baby Brendan for the very first time.

(Crossover between Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea) When Jack must stay at his cousin s lighthouse over the summer, he discovers strange things are going on around him. To solve this mystery, he must discover things about relatives, a new friend, a new enemy, and even nature itself.

"She sat for a moment on the branch above the grave, worrying her presence in this holy place might disrupt the balance of things. The wind touched her silvery hair and brushed it aside as tenderly as a lover, but she hardly felt it, hardly had a cause to care..."

One Shot: AidanXFantasus

First night in the wilderness.

A sinister presence dwells as Brendan and Aidan spend the night at a sanctuary.

When a journey to find medicine for Brendan goes wrong, Aidan finds a stranger in the woods to help him with his task.

Why Pangur was named "Whiter than White".

"He spent so long thinking it was all imagined. That it was all the product of a lonely childhood and an overactive imagination." Memories don't fade, they merely remain dormant until something can cause them to stir. One Shot, Drabble.

It is time for the backstory of Aisling the forest spirit, to be revealed. From childhood to the end of the movie, you get to follow Aisling through it all. On Temporary Hiatus, Will Continue Next Year.

Travelers hear many things; be it from small villages, to crowded taverns. No matter how outlandish the stories seem, there always seems to be a flicker of truth hidden within. One shot. Probably slightly AU-ish.

It's been five years since Brendan returned to Kells. The abbey is booming in population and everyone is looking ahead to the future. However, as time marches on, Aisling refuses to walk with it. She grows more protective of her forest everyday as the villagers expand their territory into her territory. As the war between the abbey and Aisling rages on, her past reveals itself.

Aisling did not die from helping Brendan defeat Crom, she only lost most of her powers. Brendan still feels guilty however, and will do anything to bring Aisling's powers back...even if it means giving up his human life. BrendanXAisling

[kellsmeme fill.] Brendan doesn't get a lot of hugs from his uncle or his brothers. Aisling gives him hugs all the time. Eventually he starts hugging her first.