Stories of different Inheritance Cycle characters that don’t get enough time in a poetic way. Rating may change depending on the character. I’ll try and keep it as low as I can but they all involve death.

Eragon is born knowing power. This has always been true.

Double drabble. Eragon feels a pang of sympathy for the dead in Yazuac, and Brom throws his logic back in his face. [Note: I do Brom's accent differently than in the print or audio books.]

5 years after the events of IC Eragon and Arya have gone their separate ways and have grown apart. A new darkness spreads across the land. Will they be able to reunite or will fate keep them apart? ExA although there will a continuation of IC as well.

AU after Brisingr, with another interpretation of the Vault of Souls. After conquering Feinster, the Vardens advance towards Uru'baen and Eragon must get ready for the final confrontation.

2.] Alyson is in Alagaesia but the beauty, mystery, and enchantments of the land do little for her. All she wants is to go back home to her family, but the Queen has other plans. She must stay until they unmask who the Ebrithil Skulbakla is, who could it be? While waiting for the Dragon Master, she explores the secrets hidden in Alagaesia and finds disturbing answers *Sequel*

What if the deity's that the dwarves worship weren't completely made up? Eragon and Murtagh cross paths with a woman not quite of earth. Her name is Kilf, and the stories of old aren't quite right. Takes place in book one, multiple OC's and pairings. Not strictly original storyline.

an elf called Ayala meaning moon becomes a dragon rider and must learn the ways of a rider in secret whilst a shade with a much more menacing master try to hunt her down to stop a prophecy from coming true. (follow up of the inheritance cycle)

I didn’t plan this at all. Spur of the moment type deal f a dragon and riders first flight.

Threw into a war of life and death with Eragon and Saphira. Volkossah a parasitic dragon must discover his true power as the last of his race. Join Volkossah as he uncover his true nature in Alagaesia, a nature that can causes infection or save the dragon race. Will this dragon help save Alagaesia or infected it? What is Volkossah's true power?

We've all heard the story of a dragon hatching for a new Rider. But what if that Rider happened to be a normal boy growing up in a world which didn't need saving?

Another version of the first book and onwards. We get to see multiple riders arise and hopefully the down parts of the original gets sorted out. That aside, there are 7 riders against 3 forsworn and the king this time.

Something is being forged in the darkness of Alagaesia...

A detailed account of the horrors Murtagh and Thorn faced during the time of their capture in Uru'baen-framed by Murtagh's struggles adjusting to his new life as an rider instructor at Mt. Argnor. (This is the second story in a series, you can enjoy this as a standalone, but some contextual things will not make sense. The first story is called "Tornac of the Road")

Celine's first life left much to be wished for, a servant to a cruel master, and too pretty to stay unnoticed. In her darkest hour she writes a letter to an old friend, and when she had already given up hope for salvation an old friends drags her off to her second life, a life filled with elves, dragons, and adventure. This is simply a space holder summery, using FF to save files.

Tired and worn, Yomir is determined to make for himself a path. One free of the slavery and imprisonment he was sold into by the cruel world. Accidentally running to the Varden, he finds the means to do just that, training in all he can get his hands on, determined to carve himself the freedom and power denied for so long.

Triple drabble. Eragon pontificates on the overthrow of Galbatorix, and Oromis throws his logic back in his face. [Extended scene from Eldest.]

A father teaches his son to shave. The son just doesn't know it. (A little pre-canon blurb about Brom and Eragon.)

Evandar had loved Islanzadí, and she loved him. But there was a part of her he could never please. Thirty years after the Fall of the Riders, Islanzadí falls for someone else and these are the events that followed.

Post Inheritance So there's spoilers . What happens when Eragon doesn't leave, but rather finds a new place to train the Dragon Riders. Will his relationship with Arya blossom? Will there be new evil lurking in the dark? EragonxArya

Triple drabble. Eragon tries to rationalize his way out of a distasteful task, and Saphira throws his logic back in his face.

Eragon fails to kill Galbatorix, not having enough time to prepare his skills for when he inevitably fought against the Mad King. The Dragon’s realized this too late and decided that they had failed the new rider and they needed to help. Resorting to a magic older then even the Grey Folk, they send him back in time. Eragon is now in the past and desperately hoping to see friends.

Decades after the defeat of Galbatorix, Eragon and Arya have a conversation.

On the rescue mission for the Elven woman he saw in his dreams, Eragon and Saphira are captured by Durza while Murtagh and their quarry are able to escape. Tortured and mentally broken, Eragon accepts his deal, only for something much more devastating to be unleashed when Durza tries to create a weapon. M rating earned

Two years after the end of The Inheritance Cycle (one year after FWW), we follow Murtagh and Thorn as they hurry across Alagaesia, trying to warn their friends of a potential threat, and unravel the mystery of a witch using wordless magic. Murtagh faces past demons and Thorn tries to convince him to accept the love and help of his family and friends.