-on hold- Callia inherited her father's Voice, and when he left for Sovngarde to battle Alduin World-Eater, he stayed there. She lives in the small town Riverwood and the civil war rages on, regardless of his death. Ulfric Stormcloak calls on the half-Nord Callia, demanding the Dovahkiin to pick a side. She wishes to remain loyal to her god Talos, but Callia finds it difficult to makes the choices she feels right while doing so, especially with the strange things she sees while sleeping. Can Callia handle training her Voice and the civil war on top of these strange night-visions she's having? Disclaimer: I do not own this cover (credit goes to whoever made it on Deviantart.com) or any part of The Elder Scrolls, only what I create.

Dusk lived a normal life in Solitude with her family, but she had always suspected something was off. She wasn't like the other Dark Elves, and was particularly good at thieving. Then she became an adult, and her parents gave her a journal instructing her to travel around Skyrim in search of her birth parents. But as her journey becomes longer, things become more complicated. Questions arise about who and what she truly is. Will she find her true mother and father, or will she be crushed trying? ~Completed on the 26th of May, 2015~ Disclaimer: I do not any part of The Elder Scrolls, only what I create.

“I have always looked up to her, both figuratively and literally. She always seemed to have the kind of strength and soul I lack. I once told her, “One day you’ll be a mighty hero, and I’ll be right behind you to write the tale.” I never knew how true my own words would become.” -Catticus Finch Dragons have appeared in Skyrim, the land is divided with a civil war, and somewhere among the chaos a hero must appear. This hero just so happens to be a Whiterun noblewoman who has no idea of what she will become. This is only the beginning of her story.

❝Funny. I've never thought the helpless prisoner beside me would be the fearsome Dragonborn, the new Keeper is a mad jester that will betray us all, and the soldiers are the bad guys. I guess this is how everything unexpectedly changes.❞ The Nightshade Assassin holds a ruthless persona to her enemies and exposes a light-hearted, obnoxious sister to her family: The Dark Brotherhood. She doesn't want anything to change in this happy family, but when the prisoner back in Helgen steals her kill of Grelod the Kind, she might as well enjoy the changes coming to her. But sometimes, they aren't for the best. (The story is 35 chapters not including the extras) Sequel - http://w.tt/1NYbSf5 Extras/Oneshots - http://w.tt/1LhLm1p

Neyya never knew life outside her small Valenwood village, so life becomes one big adventure when her old one is burned down. Daro'maka has grown tired of the lack of economic opportunity in Elsweyr, and has moved to skyrim in order to make gold and support her family. Ragnarok isn't your average Orc. With twice the size, three times the strength, and a quarter of the intellect of the average, his disownment is disguised as a right of passage, and he searches for meaning. What happens when the three are thrown in a pit of fire together? The most efficient and awkward group of misfit friends emerges.

People in the form of dead thralls are suddenly causing an uprising in Skyrim. They're zombies, but it isn't just a sickness or disease plaguing the land, it's something more than that. Who knows if the Dragonborn can solve this problem?

After Lillia and Koren Vandolf's parents were murdered by bandits and their house burned down ten years ago, they spent their childhood days in the Honorhall Orphanage in Riften, infamous for an abusive, alcoholic owner and many robberies. The only thing left of their childhood? A brass box left behind by Lillia and Koren's older sister who now went by a new name and face. On Koren's eighteenth birthday, the siblings escape from Riften and become runaways, now on the search for their sister. However, along the way, they meet many interesting people they should've known better than to entangle themselves with, face many tragedies and hazards, and...possibly fall in love?

Hazelle Vereith, a sixteen-year-old aspiring warrior, ends up with a lot more on her plate than she ever imagined when she contracts the terrible and almost incurable disease Sanguinaire Vampiris - the disease that turns humans into the nightwalkers she's always been taught to fear. She's kicked out of her home, forced to find a place of her own when she's septimless, forced to accept the fact she has to resort to inhumane tactics to stay alive, and forced to fend off the organization determined to rid vampires of Skyrim.    After all, how's a vampire to survive in a world of humans?

A collection of several short stories that come to my mind. The contents of this book of tales include (but are not limited to): Character backstories, non-Mage story arc character appearances, utter ridiculousness, and perhaps even previews of works yet to come, as well as the occasional character interview. (Better summary later; this is all I've got for now.)

A book filled with the unwritten stories of the people of Skyrim. (probably will be one chapter long one-shots.)