In 'Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask' there is a deleted scene in which Luke dreams that the professor and Emmy are dancing. What if this truly happened? fluff, because why not :)

Henry n'avait jamais cessé de croire au retour de Randall. Jamais.

During the investigations in Monte d'Or, some people think that Hershel, Emmy, and Luke are a family. When Emmy finds out that tickets for the amusement park cost less for families, she offers to pretend they are indeed a family. This makes Hershel ponder quite a few things... Just some fluff to feel happy :)

When it comes to the many puzzles of life, Edgar Cipher always believed there is always another way to solve them. But when he meets the famed archaeologist and puzzle solver Professor Hershel Layton he is swept up (although unwillingly) into a life of adventures, dangers, mysteries and, most of all, a lot of puzzles to be solved. (OC x harem)

Sometimes we doubt whether we make the right choices throughout our lives. For me, there are too many times to keep track of. But this is about my life and the moments I spent with the great Professor Layton. (I don't own any of the Professor Layton series, only my OC. Please enjoy my fan-fiction and keep those eyes on the screen) edit: this will be a 2-parter

After Luke had moved to America, Flora took up the mantle of being the Professors Assistant. Her first case with him howeverwas about a dead woman tryng to regain her memories. Will Profesoor Layton and Flora be able to help the woman? And what does Jean Descole have to do with her? Does he know more than he lets on?

During the credits of Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, we see a sequence of pictures in which young Randall, Henry, Alphonse, and Angela seek and find a mysterious flower. Here is the whole story.

A "The Nutcracker" inspired story. Desmond Sycamore gets a porcelain dancer for christmas. At night she came to live and wanted to go back to the Sugar Kingdom to look for the princess. Desmond is unwillingly pulled into an adventure in which he learns that not everything is as it seems, and that sometimes, magic does exist.

[Pour La Petite Sayo. Joyeux Noël !] Trains bloqués, Réveillon en approche, une assistante et un apprenti à sa charge : cette année, Layton n'a plus d'autre choix que de célébrer cet événement, qu'il a laissé derrière lui depuis des années. Il sera riche d'enseignements ! - Prolongement des drabbles "Le sapin est trop loin de la prise" et "Il manque un ingrédient pour la sauce" -.

At the mere age of ten, his family now consisted of himself, and no one else. It was just him in this lonely, quiet house. (Following Luke as Descole's accomplice, throughout the prequels, and the movie.)

Luke died, he was sure of it, and yet, here he was, not-dead. Not to mention, whatever enigmatic beings from above that had given him this second chance had also granted him the ability to wish for anything, such wishes being fulfilled at a terrible price. (Slow to update; there will be spoilers for the entire series; constructive criticism welcome) (Now on Ao3!)

It all started when Katrielle met that uni fresher in her very first case as a private detective. She intended to begin the search for her father right away, but knew this boy needed her help, too. Where it would go from there, she could hardly even begin to imagine! A retelling of the Millionaires Conspiracy.

You are cordially invited to the betrothal ceremony of Princess Lucille Baker and her future husband, Prince Alfendi Layton. (more like a friendship pairing between Lucy/Alfendi but still can be seen romantically, also the royalty AU nobdoy asked for and doesn't really go into the betrothal itself)

A collection of letters that Professor Desmond Sycamore and his wife wrote to each other before they were married, revealing some secrets and other things. "I was given a love as strong and pure as a flower blossoming." Spoilers, maybe. Professor Layton and it's characters are owned by Level-5

Keelan Makepeace's interests stretch far beyond murder; he's much more interested in werewolves and the extent they are in this world. Alfendi Layton is right on his list. Unfortunately, Alfendi isn't very forthcoming with his answers. When a young woman by the name of Lucy Baker is put into the cell, they all expect to at least learn of his feral tendencies during the full moon.

Professor Sycamore is working way too much, according to his wife. So she gets the idea of distracting him from his work. Being dressed as one of his students she grabs his attention and hijinks ensue. (Suppossed to be smut, though it's more spicy Fluff.) Rated M for kinda expölicit scenes. Professor Layton belongs to Level-5

A "What if...?" type of story of what would have been if Targent didn't kill Desmond Sycamore's family, giving him the life he had always dreamed about, growing old with his wife, seeing his daughter grow up. Hilarious shenanigans ensue as Professor Sycamore has to navigate marriage, fatherhood and job. Luckily, he has his wife with him. Professor Layton is owned by Level-5

barton must escap de bad insector CAN HE DO IT?

The holidays are coming up and Descole is alone in his castle, since he had given Raymond the holidays off. As he is sitting in his study, trying to come up with a new plan to get revenge on Targent, he picked up the necklace he had given his wife as an engagement gift. Descole starts reminicing over the last Christmas he ever spend with the people he loved most.

Hershel Layton is a gentleman, it's his finest quality. But what if being a gentleman got him into a dangerous and bloody situation? How will he handle it? How will Luke and the other people in his life handle it? Rated T for brief violence.

Paper instead of skin. Clay instead of bones. Glass instead of eyes. What do you do, when a dream becomes a nightmare? Professors Layton and Sycamore work together to fight a creature that can't possibly exist. Sequel to 'When the Dust Settles'.

Jean Descole, formerly known as the archaeologist Professor Desmond Sycamore, doesn't want to be forgotten by history and doesn't want his life's story to be slandered by those who only saw the worst in him. So he wrote everything down, hoping that his tale will discourage people to fall into despair the way he did. Professor Layton is owned by Level-5

September 28, 1953, Gressenheller University. Isolated in their laboratory, two scientists are about to reach a historic breakthrough. As the sand flows inexorably through the pierced glass, their quest comes ever so close to its climax: one yearns for glory, the other for knowledge. The machine is running, and it is time for a small grain to disrupt the gears.

Lucy decides that it would be best to separate herself from Alfendi after Forbodium when he shows no signs of becoming better. It hasn't been the same for either of them.

Luke and Emmy make tea for the Professor. — Repost.