Истории Cresentcity

After the war Feyre and Rhysand are living happily in the river house when different guests appear in Prythian I have taken a few creative liberties or things that have not been confirmed I have played how I want them to. The art is by kingdomofmaas check out their instagram *all characters belong to Sarah J Maas and her amazing stories*

A crossover of Sarah J. Maas's three series. A House of Blood and Earth, A Court of Thorns and Roses, and finally Throne of Glass. This takes place after Kingdom of Ash, A Court of Frost and Starlight, and House of Blood and Earth. After Micah opens the portals to Bryce's world they also happen to open in Feyre's and Aelin's worlds. Just before they close part of the inner circle and the court of Terrasen enter and some cool shit goes down. Note: all of these characters are copyrighted by Sarah J Maas. Some minor events may be changed from the books. This story takes place directly after the attack on Crescent City. Note: All of the characters are owned by Sarah J. Maas. Also there is some swearing but nothing more.

ACOTAR meets Cresent City... After defeating multiple archangels, overthrowing the Asteri, and establishing a new form of government, Bryce and Hunt were quite content to settle into their own "Happily Ever After." Too bad Urd always seems to have another plan, and this time Bryce wasn't sure they'd make it out unscathed. **ALL ORIGINAL CHARACTERS/LOCATIONS IN CC/ACOTAR BELONG TO SARAH J MAAS** [Rated M for violence, language, and sexual themes]

So... My oc's universes are on the verge of collision, so they have to team up to fight the reason behind it. ─ Multifandom :D I've been walking around with an idea like this for MONTHS and finally decided to write it. Warning: it's going to be way more oc's than you see in my oc book. At first I was only going to select a few, but then I said fuck it and it's going to be all the ones I can assemble from all the fandoms I'm in. That means: chaos. I hope that you can still follow by the end, but I'll try to make it as simple as possible.