General Septimus Oraka became a shell of his former self after being rejected by the Consort of the Citadel. Words gave him the courage to return to his Duty. But words failing lead him there in the first place. A relationship study. ※Part of the Master And His Emissary universe※

Post Destroy Ending. Garrus and Shepard

What if... Shepard was actually a tactician, not just a combatant? Shep isn't known for sitting back and watching. How would this change the series? How would the crews react? Starts in Mass Effect 2. No holds barred.

AU. A world where Humanity was unified by a clique of scientists and engineers. Society has evolved alongside massive investments in technology and expansion that harnesses the inherent need for Humanity to grow and push at the frontiers. What happens when a technologically and politically coherent Humanity predict the existence of and finally meet the other species in the Galaxy?

A journal and transcript of armor logs compiled by Garrus Vakarian and Liara T'Soni to tell the story of the one who saved the galaxy from the Reapers.

Part 2/3: Our dynamic duo boards the Normandy and begins training with the crew you know and love-who quickly realizes there is more going on here than mere collegial cooperation. Original story and characters based on the Mass Effect game series. Rated M for adult language, themes and/or suggestions. Part three coming spring 2022.

"Just…don't die, okay?" / "I don't know, Shepard. That's a pretty big promise to make."

Shepard didn't expect to wake up after shooting the power conduit. She knew that she had chosen her end. The end to it all. But then she takes a breath, and then another. She finds herself alive, after all that's happened and struggles with her newfound third chance at life. FemShep/Liara T'Soni

A nice morning interrupted.

Anderson's apartment had been many things in the last few days. A war room, a theater, a gym, a sports bar, a spa… But tonight, it was a funeral home. Takes place around and during the memorial service of Thane Krios. ※Part of the Master And His Emissary universe※

We all know that Legion is deadly in combat. Rumors are he also is a gamer. Let's take a look at his interactions on the extranet...

Everyone is the hero of their story and realizing yourself the villain can be a hard pill to swallow. Thomas Fulton has fought for all his life against one thing or another and lost a part of his humanity somewhere on the way. Is redemption even possible, or has he already passed the point of no return?

An ill-timed shore leave leaves Shepard feeling anything but relaxed. Garrus does his best to help her forget the war for a short time. ※Part of the Master And His Emissary universe※

The war was over and though Garrus was finally reunited with Shepard it came with a big surprise. Twin turian-human babies, Caius and Catia. Though their lives will prove as a challenge to navigate through they at least have each other to rely on.

Based upon the indoctrination theory, this along with 2 other stories will be uploaded making a complete ending for all three choices that you are presented with at the end of Mass Effect 3. I hope you won't be as disappointed with this story as I was with my last one. Name is directly inspired by the band Red Vox

AU where both twins go down to Habitat 7, but only one makes it back to the Hyperion. Sara/Reyes, some Scott/Gil. Scott awakes on the Hyperion to the news that both his father and twin have died. Sara awakes in the clutches of the kett, alone and betrayed. After escaping, she finds herself on Kadara where she can be anyone. And if she plays the game right? She can be *someone*.

Verna Calatus, a C-Sec officer, is sent late at night while she's supposed to be off-duty to solve an issue concerning a Hanar prostitute. It goes about as well as the Turian expects.

After the Reapers are destroyed, Shepard recounts his life with Tali to a most unusual listener; while Tali tries to sift through the wreckage of her heart. Somehow, they keep hope alive.

Vetra and Sidera Nyx land on the frontier planet of Mirrard looking to settle down and find a lasting place to call their own. But unbeknownst to them an act of mercy threatens to kill them all after a chance meeting with a member of a clan with a major grievance against Turians. "I did it because you hated them more than you loved me."

Together they were tucked into the porch swing Thane had helped restore. Nightfall crept over the sky, first claiming the treeline at the far end of the property before reaching for their home. Lightning bugs flickered across the planted field. In the lingering heat of late summer, green sunflower buds reached for the heavens. Thane/FShep OR Thane/MShep. Post-war. ONESHOT.

"It's funny; I think of you as all business. Good to see that there's a person under there." Shepard's voice was as soft as Miranda had ever heard it. That alone should have been enough to set off warning bells in her head, but it wasn't until she heard the commander stand and step closer that she realized she was in too deep.

A retelling of Mass Effect 2 with some structural changes to smooth out the narrative. The Council especially, but also the Illusive Man, the Alliance, and the racial governments make a lot more reasonable decisions. This is a rewrite of a previous effort to write ME2 that flamed out because of the compounding narrative problems from the base game. FShep.

Journal entries from a human living after the fall of the citadel races. Most definitely not a happy ending. Really depressing. CW: Children dying.

In the wake of the First Contact War a small delegation of Humans travel to the Citadel to continue talks and try to integrate Humanity into the Galaxy. For Franklin Adams it is the opportunity of a lifetime, and a change opportunity will change his life forever. Rated M for a Lemon later in the story.

Dark red liquid pools on the white tile of Admiral Anderson's apartment. Liara desperately tries to work out how to contain the situation before her grave error of judgment is discovered.