Stealing – er, borrowing – Galahad's sword had been easy. Returning it is much harder.

Amanda meets someone. It goes badly.

Te'ijal isn't thrilled about Galahad's decision to end their marriage, but she's learned enough over the centuries to go along with it.

Bureaucracy has other ideas.

The Darkthrop Prophecy is threatening completion, but Te’ijal has something more pressing on her mind: ending her very unplanned – and very unwanted – pregnancy.

Rhen buys a cat. And a dog. And a bat. And a—

They say every villain is the hero of their own story. Even the tiny, annoying ones.

Aveyond, through its Oracle’s eyes.

Sometimes, Galahad regretted giving Te'ijal his phone number. For instance: when she started reading Twilight.

Rhen was the chosen one, whatever that meant.

Te’ijal and Galahad consummate their marriage, for better or worse. Worse wins out.

Months after begrudgingly saving the world, Boyle thought he would never have to deal with heroics or Hercules again... Until a darkling arrives at his door with a proposition for the most fun he's had in ages.

For Ishti, for the fic prompt "Boyelmite, scheeeeeming! >:)"

Te'ijal and Lars are friends. They bond over necromancy and soul-stealing, and having things to learn from each other.

Ean and Iya become Ean and Iya.

So a half vampire walks into a bar…

For Galahad, a conversation in the Harburg tavern was life-changing. For the bartender and his favorite regulars, however, it was just another Thursday night. Maybe a little more memorable than most.

Rhen and Lars strike a balance.

Snapshots of Mel, Stella, falling in love, and sharing gestures of affection. Or: the Aveyond 3 attraction points rewritten to be for Mel/Stella.

Lydia takes a long look in the mirror.

(My take on nonbinary Lydia.)

Mel narrowly escapes being attacked by vampires on her way home to find two more waiting for her in her apartment. She is really not in the mood.

Te'ijal's memory is not what she'd like it to be. Centuries dull the details, and what's left over isn't enough for her. She talks to Galahad about it.

Te'ijal and Galahad learn how to help each other.

Vampires are compelled to count things. Galahad learns this the hard way when he absentmindedly notices Te'ijal has freckles.

Robin has some hang-ups about kissing the princess of Halaina to break her curse. Some of them are easy to get over. One of them is a little harder. Myst helps him out.

Boyle and Myst have some issues working out whether they're friends or not. The agreement they come to works fine for them both, but may have some nasty implications for the rest of the world.