After their harrowing escape from Lucien, the Stonekeeper's company has been splintered. Pil leads Navin and Aly on a journey toward the elven city of Valcor; Trellis embarks on a quest to reclaim the memories his father stole from him; and Emily finds it increasingly difficult to control the spirit in her amulet that seeks to bend her to its will.

Stranded on Algos Island, Caleb finds himself at a meeting point between enemies. Voices and images plague his mind, one Voice especially so. Darkness moves to swallow Alledia and its peoples. Against such a terror, Caleb realizes he cannot face it alone. His own fears and desires burn like candle flames. Beyond them is a far greater fire that he can only put out one way...

Caleb is alone amongst the raven-people called the "Corvid", carriers of information and secrets. They treat Caleb well, but they are not the ideal saviors he had hoped for. Desperate for aid, he finds another being the "Corvid" have kept a secret from the world. It can see a far greater darkness approaching, with a familiar "Voice" leading the charge. Time is running out...

Months have passed. Caleb has been training with his "honorary" family, but there are still things he must keep to himself. When Cielis sends its fighters to war, Caleb does not go with them. Instead, the "Corvid" faction of raven-people contact him, prompting him to try and learn more about them and their creator: Silas Charnon himself.

Cielis, the home of the Guardian Council, promises to aid the Hayes family, Caleb included, in getting home. Under the guidance of fellow "Stonekeeper" Max Griffin, the city is a hidden paradise in Alledia. And yet, there is something amiss, a crack in the gilded picture that threatens to break it all apart. Will Caleb and his honorary siblings discover and stop the danger in time?

Genderbent Emily, Navin, and Trellis. After a family tragedy, Eric, Nora, and their mother move to an ancestral home to start a new life. On the family's very first night in the house, their mom is kidnapped by a tentacled creature.

So this is basically my interpretation of fnaf lost souls chapter 5 and an alternate ending to it or rather:What if Cody fell from the roller coaster instead of Bonnie? Also the characters that are mentioned here do not belong to me. The characters and the comic Fnaf lost souls belong to Chiwwydawg. I recommend that you read her comic to understand what's happening.

Now an "Honorary Hayes", Caleb Morris joins Emily, Navin, and Karen in stopping the elven army and returning home. But Caleb feels lost in how to contribute to the cause. Emily is a "Stonekeeper", Navin a resistance "Commander", and Karen their moral support. Caleb will have to look elsewhere to prove himself, and opportunities will not be found easily...

Trellis realizes that he likes Emily. Emily figures it out and they go through all the twists and turns of their life including Navin getting married, Vigo suddenly leaving, and trying to destroy the amulets.

Pallas is a stonekeeper, as well as one of Silas's apprentices. Along with her brother, Pallas is still learning how to control her own power. When her mentor assigned her and Miskit to find his great granddaughter, Emily. Pallas finds herself forced into something that she had tried hard to escape years earlier. (I'm horrible at summaries. Please give my story a chance.)

Caleb joins Emily, Navin, and an unconcious Karen in Alledia, a world very like Earth in some ways and totally alien in others. The city of Kanalis promises Emily and Navin the chance to cure their mother, but a dangerous force wants them and Caleb dead before that happens. The family Caleb wants to protect is in danger, but will he put them above his own family back on Earth?

When a strange distress call draws the group to the northern city of Lucien, Navin and the stranded Colossus crew find it swarming alien creatures and themselves saved by a mysterious woman who leads them underground. A prophecy about a falling sky and a rising sun will come to pass. Meanwhile, Emily faces her greatest challenge yet.

In the wake of the revelation in the depths beneath Cielis, Emily and Navin are shaken. Max, who they believed was their friend, turned out to be an agent of the Elf King, planted to watch their movements. In the midst of this distraction, Emily must contend with the entity in her amulet and Navin must learn to effectively lead the Resistance. All the while, the Elf King waits...

The Hayes lost their father two years ago, and have been unhappy since. That unhappiness attracted the attention of high-schooler Caleb Morris, who chose to help them move to a new home because he wanted them to be happy again. Entering a new world, facing giant monsters, and fighting for his life were not things he thought he would have to do to achieve that goal, though.

The Stonekeeper's company has reached the legendary hidden city of Cielis, but the happenings there are soon revealed to be much more sinister than any of them expected. It's a place of hidden threats, secret plots and enemies in disguise where friends are in short supply and hope is all but gone. But some things are infinitely stronger than despair.

Elf prince Trellis has failed to convince his father of his loyalty and joined Emily and her friends in their fight to free Alledia from the dreaded Elf King, and information pertaining to his weakness may be in a legendary city in the sky. Emily and Navin set out to find it, only to learn that it resides in the center of a raging storm system from which none have returned.

Emily and Navin have managed to stay under the radar for the most part so far, but now a dangerous new enemy is on their tail and they discover that the world they've come to is on the verge of all-out war. As new friends and unexpected allies join their company, Emily and Navin learn and discover things about themselves they never would have dreamed were possible.

Life is rarely what you want and never what you expect. Emily and Navin only wanted a normal life after their father died, but normal wasn't what they got when they found themselves in an unfamiliar world where they must use their wits and work with unlikely allies to survive and head off the war looming on the horizon. But this is only the first step on their journey.

Mermaids weren't real, everyone knew that! Then again, at one point "everyone knew" that barnacle geese grew on trees, and "everyone knew" that the sun revolved around the Earth. Only five percent of the ocean had been explored by humanity; who knew what creatures lurked in the other ninety-five percent? Creatures like mermaids, for example... [Tremily, Old Work, Mermaid AU]

When the world ends, the sky does not burn, nor does the land become choked with dust. Instead, Nature reclaims what the humans have built and borrowed; she regins over all and watches as her children roam the earth. It is in this era, in a decaying farmhouse surrounded by endless fields of lavender, that Emily finds someone new. [Tremily, Post-apocalyptic AU]

Ever since Emily had returned – freshly reformed and freshly scarred, brief words and explanations about the Void dying on her lips - things had only ever been 'fine', and the word had transformed into some sort of code of secrecy, a rug for the truth to be swept under. [Tremily, Rated T for language]

Mild gore and bodily harm is in this fic. Short oneshot I created of my characters.

He feels... almost nothing. Almost. She takes his hand, or whatever resembles as much, in a way that only family would- and gently, Emily guides him away from the memory. He's grateful; he doesn't like to remember. But at least she knows, now. She knows why he did what he did. She knows why he became a monster.

Stuck in an endless desert within the Void, Emily searches for a way out. But there are greater dangers lurking there than mere monsters... [Note: Written prior to the release of Supernova. Contains injury and some body horror.]

As the firebird, Emily was alone, sailing by on scorching wings. Now she is alone once more, but Trellis is determined to make sure that it'll never be that way again. [Tremily, rated M for injury and body horror].