Maya, aka Mew, is a quiet girl gifted with the powers of the Egyptian cat Goddess, Bastet. As she grows up with Ramses' overzealous and stubborn pride and Moses's mischievous streak, yet self-doubting personality, can she bring her two brothers together to face their inevitable destinies? Especially when lies and love binds them? Rameses/OC, OC-centric. Au-ish prequel to the movie.

It was always hard to find relief while working in the Desert heat. Being a slave made life hard and it was unbearable most of the time, but in the midst of his dreary life seemingly full of nothing but sadness, anger, and darkness, Aaron meets a woman who isn't like anyone else. Aaron/OC, takes place across the entire movie with some scenes taking place before and after.

Rameses' connection to his father was strong... But what if his bond with his brother, Moses, was stronger? AU...sort of.

Tzipporah is pretty

Moses and Aaron due in the red sea leaving Tzipporah and Miriam to rule over the hebrews. prince of Egypt (alternative ending)

Ramses dies

what if Tim decided to stay a child and be the same age as his daughter Tabitha ?

it has been a year since Moses delivered the Hebrews out of Egypt and queen Tzipporah gets an important notice

What happened before Moses and Ramses went to the banquet that night? Hotep and Huy have a duty as an offering, that being capturing the perfect woman (one-shot, set during The Prince of Egypt).

Moses has an apology to make. [Missing scene. Filmverse Mipporah one-shot.]

A parody of the song from the Ten Plagues scene.

While mourning the loss of her father, a young girl named Eva is taken to a world where she must help a former prince of Egypt named Moses free the slaves. She must help the slaves get to freedom in order to get home. Can she ever do that to get home?

Afraid of letting innocents die do too Rameses stubbornness, God decides to show the movie characters their story in hopes of changing the future, will it work? Will it fail?

[MODERN AU] Moses's leg has been paralysed since birth, so obviously…he can't dance. And everyone will just let him clap along to their dancing. And then there's Tzipporah.

An ongoing series of drabbles and one-shots. Featuring Aaron, but of course Miriam, Moses, and Yocheved make appearances. Because I think that family is the most important thing to Aaron (and I can't not write about them either).

A young Pharaoh Seti has a heavy burden upon his shoulders; the crown of Egypt. With so much responsibility and power, comes no time for love. Yet a certain Egyptian girl captures the man's heart and mind; and Pharaoh's true feelings begin to blossom towards the young woman. With constant commotion around him, can he make time for love, and capture the woman's heart forever?

Aaron muses about Moses in the darkest of night.

Is this all you ever wanted? A story of three decades and two brothers born of divinity.

What happens before the events of the Hebrew newborn genocide, during the events, and the aftermath? What happens when Miriam told her mother and her little brother that the baby is safe? The relationship between Miriam and Aaron afterwards.

Rameses would let his brother get away with murder – quite literally. Then why is said brother running away?

An eighteen year old college student named Eve travels to Egypt with her best friend Hana, but a mysterious aircraft accident happens and when she wakes up, she finds herself being transport to the ancient Egypt and coincidently meets Moses. Eve knows the story of Exodus, will she remain silence doing nothing or will she change the history? (Moses x OC, Rameses x OC)

In order to be "chosen," adoptees must first be "unchosen." Having never been told he was adopted, Moses grew up with secrets and lies, and without the knowledge that he'd lost his first mother and siblings.

On the night of the final plague, Queen Nefretiri prepares for her last night. She reflects on her life when she, Rameses and Moses were once friends in their youth.

Instead of the last plague being unleashed on Egypt, Rameses and Moses make a deal. He'll free the slaves, but Moses has to stay, as though he'd never left. Complete one-shot. Please R&R.

A week after crossing the Red Sea and leaving Egypt, Moses and Aaron sit down for a reflective late night conversation. One-shot drabble.