It's a gloomy, rainy day in the city of London; grey clouds looming in the skies above. The frozen droplets fall one by one, stinging the skin of the lone Inspector walking along the silent row of graves...

Emmy wants to see the fresh snowfall. Inspired by puzzle 004 from 'Azran Legacies'.

Alfendi goes to visit Lucy's grave one year after she dies. I don't own the song Lucy by Skillet, or Professor Layton. Please R&R

In every study of Brainwashing- any effects of brainwashing, even in the greatest conditions, wears off. Spoilers for Case 9!

Well, he's finally gone and done it. Luke at thirteen years old has fallen in love. Now what should he do? Seek advice from a very flustered professor, of course! Original idea by decembertiggerX. Luke/OC. No spoilers.

Professor Layton is recovering from losing the love of his life, but Don Paolo is suffering as well. Will the pair be able to forgive past misgivings and move into the future? Or does this puzzle not have a solution that the Professor can see?

My take on Luke's goodbye scene at the end of Unwound Future. Forever Young lyrics by Rod Stewart

The best laid plans could not account for what happened to Randall, but they could account for Dalston's decision to move to Monte d'Or.

The tale of how Alphonse Dalston encountered his canine companion.

The Professor embarks on a journey to help a new friend save mankind.

Various LucyxAlfendi stories. Mostly just fluffy love stuff :) Rated T for alcohol use and some sexual things & stuff. Pretty mild. Mystery Room spoilers.

Clive's problems didn't start out small - with his parents gone, it was up to him to raise his younger brother, Luke, even if he did spill juice all over his favorite book. But with their parents' death suddenly becoming even more mysterious, and his interest in his career fading, Clive sometimes wonders if he can ever have a moment of pure bliss. - AU; Clive/Amelia and others.

(MAJOR UNWOUND FUTURE SPOILERS) Oneshot. Claire leaves her love behind and travels back to her own time. As the time machine appears around her, she leaves one final goodbye that no one is around to hear. Clershel (Claire/Professor Layton)

Descole's search for eternal life had led him to investigate an unlikely lead in a town called Folsense. Descole/Anton.

6 months after Luke moves away from London to Ireland, he starts receiving threatening letters from an unknown source who wants to know of the whereabouts of one Emmeline Altava. Contains strong language, violence, Azran Legacy spoilers and EmmyxxLayton.

Flora is... not as she seems somehow. Bonding between rivals and maybe even more. Cross-dressing. Could be DonxLayton. No shame. Feedback would be lovely, thank you. Summary sucks portable chairs because I can't say much without giving the whole plot away (and there is more to it than the obvious). There will be some puzzles for you guys, too :) No idea what genres this falls into.

Clive seems to be having a really small problem. Can Luke and Flora help him solve this problem?

This is a fluffy story between Kota and Gaia, it is not by me but the lovely GaiaTheEyepatchedAttorney. Check her out! :)

Henry commits the worst crime imaginable.

A young boy weighs up whether he thinks he can trust the one who pulls the strings at the market. Slight Crow/Badger.

Nothing would ever be all right again. At least not as far as Badger was concerned. Crow/Badger.

The disaster that struck his fellow scientists causes Bill Hawks to worry about his own future.

When an old student of the Professor's unexpectedly passes, her last dying wish is for him to take care of her son, Alfendi. But the Professor's life is already complicated and adding a baby to the equation is sure to cause some problems. Yet, some problems are not big enough to rule out the blessings which little Alfendi brings to his new family. (Rated T for language).

When Professor Layton gains an assistant and an apprentice, Rosa Grimes questions how much he needs an old housekeeper.

Departure from a location didn't equate departure from the memories. Hershel Layton understood that simple fact all too well. What he didn't grasp was that confining and bottling emotions can only take oneself so far until they burst.