This is the feelings I have for my amazing Alice.

Dru Tabris was never meant to survive. After killing a nobleman in the name of vengeance, all that waited for her was dead. Until fate intervened. Conscripted into the Grey Wardens, she is thrust from the executioner's rope into a war against ancient monsters stirring beneath the earth. The Blight spreads like rot, and when betrayal from within leads to the king's death, Dru and Alistair, fellow warrior, are all who remain. Hunted by the crown they once served, they become fugitives in a land teetering on ruin. Their only hope lies in a fraying alliance of mages, mercenaries, and outcasts-each with secrets of their own. To end the Blight, Dru must unite a broken kingdom, face the ghosts of her past, and confront a destiny written in blood. Book 1 in the Dragon Age series © Bioware • Written by Korrindo Tale First Draft

Calisifer Amell lived an ordinary life believing in fairy tales of far away places, where heroes astride griffins filled the sky. At least she believed the legends were far away. That's until the incredible came to her. When she accidentally used magic in front of the Templars, there's no going back. Taken from her home and thrown into The Circle of Magi, she could never guess the fate that awaited her. That someday she would be the last hope for Fereldan, and all of Thedas. Based off of the video game "Dragon Age: Origins" the tale of a female Mage warden is seen from the eyes of one who never chose her fate, she just decided how it would end. (If you haven't played the game then I think you can follow along just fine. It's just geared to the people who have played it, sorry! This is my interpretation so I hope you enjoy it!)

The Hero Of Ferelden's time in the Inquisition

Grey Warden Ayu Mahariel has a secret power that even she doesn't fully understand. Will Ayu defeat the Blight or will she ultimately be Ferelden's undoing? Will love save her from certain destruction? Based on the events in the DA:O video game from Bioware. Mild Language and Smexiness