A mostly original story that takes place in the Nintendo World universe created in my other stories. This is canon within my stories, and you're going to notice several places where it ties in with the HoD series, but almost all of the characters are going to be original. Any Nintendo canon characters are only going to be mentioned and will not actually appear as characters. The story starts in the early 230's. This is the story of an unsung hero that was never recognized, but whose actions greatly shaped the Galaxy we know and love today. This is the story of a special tree, a magical cape, an impossible sword, and the wingless Fairy whose life was forgotten even if it was indescribably important. This is the story of Cherry. (An HoD novella. A lot of things in Book 6 make more sense if you read this book. So please feel free to do so XD) (rated PG for mild fantasy violence and some somewhat scary elements) (I do not own any of Nintendo's locations, characters, etc. I claim no ownership of their property. I claim intellectual property of all my OC's, all plotlines and plot devices in these books that are of my own design, my original locations, etc. Please do not copy, paraphrase, or otherwise steal my work. Thanks.)

In another time, far from where we first began our tale, a young Star Warrior wants nothing more than to be a hero. With the help of his teacher, maybe one day he'll learn to use a sword--while taking the time to read a few comic books along the way. Life on Star World is great--at least for some people--but there's always a real worry tugging at his heart, made constant by the nightmarish visions that visit him almost every night... A time of evil is drawing ever closer, but Blue feels anything but prepared. Elsewhen and elsewhere, a monster is being trained to despise its people and hunger for their destruction. What happens if you teach a being how to use unbridled power, and then take away everything it's learned to care for, turning something pure and gentle into something hateful and cruel? Scientifically speaking, it might be interesting to find out... Such a beast must certainly be helpful in the coming war... One warrior helps to bind both of these threads together with the distant present that must be left alone a while in favor of other times. How does this hero bind the story together? Who are they? That's all anyone's guess, at least for now. What matters is that even far away from Popstar, even apart from the Warrior of the Stars, there are still stars that shine in the Galaxy, stars whose stories are more closely intertwined with his own than we might ever imagine. (I do not own the Kirby series or any part of the Kirby series, be it locales, characters, names, trademarks, etc. etc. Nintendo/HAL Laboratory does. I own all of my OCs, locales, names, etc. Please don't take them without asking. Thanks, all. I hope you enjoy.) (Cover: @PsychicNature.)

The Fountain of Dreams lies in ruins. The Mirror World is draining of life. Dreamland's color is beginning to fade away as every last sweet dream vanishes. One of the five points of Nintendo World is very sick. But how could any of this have happened?... A terrible foe has gathered the tools and weapons of every villain the Warrior of the Stars has ever faced and used them to turn himself into something terrible. And what's worse, this foe knows our heroes well, and intends to use everything he can against them. Dreamland is facing her darkest hour, and when her heroes find that many of their once-allies have turned their backs on them, what is to be done to save the fair realm? Will Light be restored to Dreamland? Or will the forces of Darkness and nightmares succeed in finally emptying the Galaxy of all its hopes and dreams? You've traveled far with these brave heroes, dear Reader. You've learned of a world beyond our own, a world not that far away. You've met and come to know six great warriors, some more likely than others, each with their own unique story. You've watched as they've experienced victory and defeat, rejoicing and loss, love and hatred, forgiveness and the withholding of such. But now our journey nears its end, and soon the curtain will fall on the Heroes of Dreamland. The only question that remains is, will the scene close on an again-peaceful Dreamland, or a world of Darkness and nightmares that will never see Light again? (The final book in the Heroes of Dreamland saga) (Rated PG for mild fantasy violence and some mildly scary elements) (I do not own any of Nintendo's locations, characters, etc. I claim no ownership of their property. I do own all my OC's, all plotlines and plot devices in these books that are of my own design, my original locations, etc. Please do not copy, paraphrase, or otherwise steal my work. Thanks.)

Sequel to "Kirby and The Monstrous Lightning." Rated PG for mild fantasy violence and some somewhat scary elements. (I do not own any of Nintendo's locations, characters, etc. I claim no ownership of their property. I do own all my OC's, all plotlines and plot devices in these books that are of my own design, my original locations, etc. Please do not copy, paraphrase, or otherwise steal my work. Thanks.)