Scout's life doesn't end at age eight. Children of the great depression become social activists in the 1950s and 60s, and after learning her valuable childhood lessons, Scout goes on to be a speech giver for the socialist movement, while Jem pursues a career as a lawyer. But conflict is not over - shadows from their childhood have eventually crept back to haunt them once more.

One night, Baron Humbert Von Gikkingon has an unusual guest asking for help in finding his missing wife. Returning to the Cat Kingdom to help his guest, Baron would not only discover the wife but one who he had been seeking for seventy odd years. This is a crossover with the video game Sushi Cat and contains moderate violence. Reader descretion advised.

Before the opening of Twelfth Night, Viola and Sebastian suffered a shipwreck and were stranded on the shores of Illyria. But even a ship in the 16th century would never sink out of the blue, and who would have dreamed that the peculiar sinking involved a nut oven under twilight? This is a one shot prologue of Twelfth Night, following the twins through their unusual shipwreck.