When Therius is hit by an ogre's unpleasant spit, General Asthar offers to help his pupil clean up. Domesticity ensues.

While Zael and Calista go ahead to learn the truth of the Outsider, Therius must finish what he started and keep their enemies distracted.

Asthar suddenly has a vision of his demise, and must figure out whether he wants to fight it or accept it. Also known as: The My Next Life As A Villainess AU where Asthar hit his head, somehow realized that he's on track to potentially die soon, and must figure out how to avoid it…or if he wants to avoid it.

After Count Arganan suffers an accidental head injury, he realizes that his life will be doomed if he doesn't do anything to change things. Determined to prevent his own demise, Arganan must figure out how to have a better relationship with his niece Calista, stop her engagement to Jirall Rambaldt, and end the eventual war between Lazulis and the Gurak before it's too late.

Zael failed to stop Zangurak. However, Calista used all the power she could to save Zael's life, while also keeping Zangurak's power at bay. One hundred years later, Zael wakes up. With no memory of who he was, Zael has to figure out how to save Lazulis and the rest of the world as he knows it, while navigating ghosts of the past and present.

Years after the war two former friends meet face to face. Much has changed, but emotions from a broken friendship still haunts them. Can they mend what was once broken or do they let it remain broken?

Our group of mercenaries once again finds itself helping those in need. This time the fruit seller Mina, a friend of Ariela, is asking for their help. Her brother Liam has disappeared, and the only clue seems to point to the Arena and a mysterious competition that takes place at night within its walls ... The events take place shortly after "A day in Lazulis".

Canon-Divergent AU. What if Dagran didn't get the chance to mortally wound him/kill General Asthar? As Asthar continues navigating his research on the dying lands and the Outsider, as well as the war against the Gurak, he soon learns the repercussions of his prevented death are worse than he thought. Can the General stand his guard and continue fighting for the path he believes in?

CONTAINS GAME SPOILERS. IF YOU HAVEN'T GOT TO THE GURAK RAID AFTER ZAEL DOES THE TOWER OF TRIALS, DO NOT READ UNLESS YOU ARE FINE WITH SPOILERS Therius reminisces of days spent with General Asthar in the confines of his beloved bay window.

AU, takes place post-game. After an encounter with the mysterious beings known as Blood Creatures, Therius finds himself as the possible savior of the entire Empire, to protect his world from a force that wants to dominate the world around him. In the midst of this fight, however, he soon realizes that there are people that are willing to stay by his side, no matter what.

His chest was tight. Head fuzzy with an undetermined emotion. Why did Therius feel like this? Was he ill? Perhaps some time alone with General Asthar would give him the answers he desired.

He's not happy that he can't get what he initially wanted, but he got something better. Also known as: The fix it AU where Arganan survives the events of the main game and things slowly come back together in ways that he didn't think were possible, including acknowledging the fact that he has a nephew-in-law and potentially romancing a white knight.

Dagran's attempt to kill Asthar doesn't quite work as planned. Or, the one where Asthar and Dagran equally end up lying to keep themselves and each other out of trouble.

A Canon-Divergent AU where Zael and Jirall fight on the ship, but both of them survive. Or, how Zael helps Jirall before he's completely beyond saving.

A small conversation between Calista and General Asthar shortly before her 'outing' in the game. A small quick ficlet done for daily writing through 'fictober'.

Mirania's inclusion in the mercenary troop came with numerous benefits… and one gaping drawback.

AU. Mirania ends up in a world of clocks, of automatons, and alternate versions of friends and enemies both alive and dead. Trying to find her way back to her own world, however, isn't the hard part. It's interacting with all said alternate versions that gets to her, personally. And perhaps, her presence in their world is tougher to take than it seems...

Coming to terms and moving forward shortly after the war's end. Lowell/Syrenne

Yurick wakes up with no memory of anything, other than knowing there was some people he needed to get back to, and sets out on a journey to find them. (Based after the game and rated T for a bit of violence. There will be a few OC's here and there, but only because Yurick runs into people on his journey.)

The Arganan heirlooms have been stolen! Mayor Arganan is very much willing to give a big reward to whoever recovers the heirlooms first, and this brings forth the competition. With seven detective duos investigating this situation at the same time, will all of them just simply keep preventing each other (no matter how intentional or not) from ever solving the case?

The group will sail soon to Lazulis Island and Dagran decided to celebrate spending the night in sweet company. But is it a good idea? Of course not... (Rated M for some allusions, but I'm not completely sure of it)(Takes place one week before the events of the game)

Leaving or accompanying is simply a question of loyalty and to Therius the answer is obvious. Therius, Asthar.

"I wish things were different." This is from one of the quotes that inspired me to do this slight AU where Dagran can be saved. The story may contain spoilers and other subject matters that may not be suitable for a younger audience. Readers discretion is advised.

Modern AU. Things change for Mirania when she recruits a new member, an ex-soldier named Asthar, for her environmentalist organisation, "Protect Lazulis". A Slice of Life story about the relationship between the activist and the veteran.

"I could have died that night. Instead, he saved me when he had no business doing so. And though I've been through many near-death experiences since, I never once worried about dying unfulfilled. Because so long as I died chasing the dream that he taught me was possible, I'd be content." -Zael (AU)