Follow the story of the witcher Andrezej, from his beginnings at Kaer Morhen to how he makes a name for himself as the Bloody Wolf. Travel to the fields of Skellige, the city of Novigrad, to the forests of the Continent, and a whole menagerie of places as Andrezej meets friends and enemies and discovers that not everything that is classified as a monster is monstrous and not everything classified as human is civil. As a disclaimer, much of this might not be cannon. Also, it has not been completed yet, I will add more as soon as I can, and your feedback it always appreciated, so if you have any thoughts, suggestions, or questions, let me know and I will try to get back to you!

A collection of oneshots for the Elder Scrolls series. Requests are open! I will write any ship, character, or reader insert.

Skyrim and the whole of the Tamrielic Empire is in chaos. Skyrim is locked into a new civil conflict, and Lydia is thrown right into the middle of it. Ever since their parents were murdered in a bandit raid on Falkreath, Lydia and her sister Reydi swore themselves to become warriors; defenders of Skyrim. But when Lydia joins forces with the Jarl of Whiterun, and Reydi is jailed for a misunderstanding, Lydia discovers forces at work that are much more powerful than any Bandit. A darkness is sweeping through Skyrim. ATTENTION: I DO NOT OWN SKYRIM, THE ELDER SCROLLS OR ANY OF IT'S CHARACTERS! BUT many parts of the story and some characters ARE MY OWN WORK, including Reydi and Bjorn, as well as the backstory for Lydia (although I do not own Lydia as a character.

'One foot out of England, one foot in Wales,' A man with a tragic back story, and a man meant to be a king. What he was, is what he will be. Fantasy, legends, adventures, romance, action, and a peek of the life during the Medieval Era, more specifically an Englishman and his meant to be. From yard training to crusade. From a page to a king. From a arrogance to humbleness. What could have made a man whose mind is shrouded in his own pride worship a woman way below him? What would? It is like a fairytale. Would it end happily? Would it end in tears? 'A man without a quest is a man lost of himself.' -Arthur: The Seeing Stone [This story is inspired by the Arthur Trilogy and Arthurian Legends]

Claude Pierre Frollo is more than just a silent leader of Paris, and Esmeralda knows that. His eyes hide a secret darker than the catacombs of the city. With a steel fist, he governs over the church and the city, striking fear into the hearts of grown men with just a look. With anger and malice he drives away the Gypsy people, his age old hatred for them running deeper than the tunnels of the Palace. She is both irritated and intrigued by the dark, brooding leader; and everyday she gets curiouser and curiouser. Is he really the evil fiend the town paints him to be...or is there a man worth dying for hidden underneath? Can there be any relationship between an outcast and a priest? Or will he give in to his hateful character and kill the woman he claims to love? ******** This is the story of a priest who fell deeply in love with a gypsy, a woman who was one of the outcasts he wanted to get rid of. Read on as he tries to prove his love and disprove the church while trying to cover his sins. Can he do both? Or will he be consumed by his condemned conscience? A fairytale rewrite of Victor Hugo's most famous stories, THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME!

Femke, a Nordic-Bosmeri woman, has come to Riften to start over. She thought she was ready for adventuring in the big, wide world outside of her meager home in the mining colony of Dawnstar. She couldn't have been more wrong. After several mishaps and roadblocks, she stumbles to Riften, footsore, hungry, and with no money to her name, in hopes of finding some good, honest work. But no one seems to trust her because she has elven blood. Turned away and alone, she is found by two members of a mysterious organization operating within Riften. One, a Nordic man called Brynjolf, takes pity on the poor human-elf and offers her a job, and if she does well, a spot within the "Guild," as he puts it. NOTE: If I owned Skyrim, I would have no need for writing fanfictions just for the heck of it. I only own Femke and my original dialogue. Everything else is credited to Bethesda Game Studios.

The year is 1338 and England is in a time of peril as raiders pillage the land and, with no one to challenge them, their actions begin to grow like wildfire. At the height of their terror, eight year old Isadora watches her mother and sister be raped and murdered by an army of mercenaries before her village is scorched to the ground. Promising to avenge her family, Izzie grows up to become the most feared warrior in the country. * * * 10 years later and a new King sits on the throne. The raiders have scattered to the east and peace seems to have returned to England but it is short lived as a new evil has come to England. A horrible disease starts to plague the country and the king orders villages to be purged as sacrifices to appease the Lord. Now, Izzie is called upon to help the King's subjects survive his soldiers with her unique set of skills. But the warrior with no alligences may just discover something so dreadful that could change her view on King, God and Country forever.

Victoria of Lyham is a girl of about 18. Her father is on the kings council but her parents didn't want to raise her in the castle. She was being raised by her mother until she died. Now her grandmother is caring for her, or more like Victoria is caring for her grandmother. After her grandmother's death, will she find a new life at the castle, or even better yet- will she find love?

[Based on the universe from "The Gifts We Share"] "You're making everything more complicated." Tenebris is a kingdom with no allies and no known enemies. Due to their ability to completely sustain themselves, they've never had a need for allies. The king of said kingdom, Daniel Howell, has never had a need for either. He may be lonely at times, but he's never needed anyone before, so why would he need someone now? Nestled among the mountainous regions of the north lies Divum, a kingdom known for its superstition and love of magic. Its king, Phillip Lester, rules with a gentle hand. After a particularly difficult growing season, the kingdom faces the threat of food shortage and starvation. Without a drastic action, Divum will perish. Tenebris becomes the main target, King Daniel the subject of suspicion. Desperation settles in, and before he knows it Phil is heading out to Tenebris. "You're making things complicated because you're taking everything I thought I knew and turning it upside-down."

Ra'venna, a Fairy assassin cursed with a dark power never believed she would get a chance at revenge at the creatures that killed her family, until she is offered a contract that changes everything. Book 1 of the Of Fate Chronicles.