(W)Written for Osage's January 'Blind-Date' Competition in Aria's Afterlife Forum. ExtranetDates: How he'd ranted at his friend for signing him up for such idiocy. But when Spectre Jondum Bau meets a mysterious human woman who catches him off guard with her wily, wily ways, will he succumb? Will he notice that she just may be the thief he's been chasing for months? Let's find out!
Written for Aeternix's 'ORIGINAL CHARACTERS' Feb Writing Contest at Aria's Afterlife Forum. The path of justice is never easy and almost always trod by those who have some great wrong to right. Astraea fights to fulfill the demands of her Code. Will those she encounters along the way help or hinder? Save or destroy her? Find out!
Third in the Justicar series, this is Keigan's story. Predating 'Sister' by a few years, this is an accounting of events that would someday lead to Keigan and Sister meeting. How did their fates align? Can a man truly change? Can he learn to see beyond a past full of betrayal and bloodshed and bitterness? Can there be such a thing as hope for a man like him?
A companion piece to Justicar, showing Sister's past and written in her POV. Full of fear and defiance, a slave girl carves a place for herself in the arena. But one day, all that changed. Will she rise out of darkness? Or will terror of the unknown hold her bound to its wheel? Dark, grim. May be triggering for some. OC.
Just a little Thane drabble I'm kicking around in my head. Possibility of future chapters, should the mood strike me.
Basic training. The moment you sign the paper, you resign yourself to going through it. Some take to it easier than other. Unfortunately for one Samantha Traynor, she is not one of them. Will the harrowing experience break her? Or will she find a way to succeed? Rated T for cursing. Written for Selena Shepard as part of a Secret Santa ficswap.
Written for July's writing contest on Aria's Afterlife Forum: "I Will Go Down With This Ship" judged by Palaven Blues. Summary: He fascinates her. The shaman can't help but notice how diligently Mordin works toward curing the genophage. What could come of a simple meeting of minds and ideologies? When Bakara realizes their two peoples are not that dissimilar?
Written for UrbanSpaceman's March Writing Competition on Aria's Afterlife. A day in the life of Barla Von. He's no biotic god, but the way he keeps topping the charts at the Armax Arsenal Arena bespeaks a certain . . . badassery.