Mirandalawson Stories

Rudimentary creatures of blood, and flesh, you touch my mind, fumbling in ignorance, incapable of understanding. There is a realm of existence so far beyond your own. You cannot even imagine it. I am beyond your comprehension. I, am The Omega.

Quotes from the Mass Effect universe.

WARNING: This story may contain spoilers, adult content, and mature language. Disclaimer: I do not, nor do I claim to, own Mass Effect or any of the character's mentioned (unless otherwise said so) in this story. All right's belong to Bioware. Author's note: Please do not ask for updates, please do not demand or request thing's from me, and most of all- be nice in the comments section. This is just a fun little fanfic, no need for needless hate.

"Well, well, well. If it isn't the Archangel. Hello, Vakarian." "Who the hell are you?" In which a grieving Garrus Vakarian returns to his double life as Archangel on the streets of Omega, but gets his ass saved by a woman who reminds him a lot of his best friend. Or In which Jane Shepard did not survive the war with the Reapers, and her friends are left to pick up the pieces. {GARRUS VAKARIAN X FEM!OC}

Jane Shepard was a stranger to emotions. Hard military life and past traumas had stripped her of openly expressing the vulnerable parts of herself, but an inner part of herself had hope that one day someone would help unveil them again. Then, while chasing down a rogue Spectre, Saren, who had allied himself with the Geth to bring back the Reapers, Jane rescued Liara T'Soni. A quirky, awkward but passionate archaeologist with a love for Prothean history. Slowly throughout her time on the Normandy, Jane realises that this tall alien was more than just a crewmate or friend, with help from a few people along the way. See the events of the Mass Effect trilogy through the third person eyes of Jane Shepard, and her feelings towards a certain Asari while simultaneously saving the galactic community. Extra written scenes included. [DURING ME1 TO POST ME3] [PARAGON, COLONIST, WAR HERO FEMALE SHEPARD]

This is filled with short stories about those "Humans Are Weird Space Orcs" posts on Tumblr, but with the Mass Effect crew.

a collection of mass Effect poetry I wrote

A series of one shots from the Video Game Series! Featured Ships to Choose (Or other ships you have) FemShepXKaiden MaleShepXKaiden FemShepXGarrus MaleShepXTali FemShepXThane FemShepXJacob MaleShepXLiara FemShepXLiara MirandaXJacob GarrusXTali FemShepXJoker EdiXJoker MaleShepXAshlsy MaleShepXJack

It all began in the underbelly of the beast. In the trenches of the reckless and by the hands of the perfected. Three weeks ago, a simple mission brief led a handful of the Normandy's crew members into a battle. It was a battle which ultimately led a few of them to indulge in celebratory bottles upon their return. And those seemingly innocent bottles of liquor were what led, exactly two members, down to a stiff bed in the ship's boiler room. That was the beginning of the twisted, sheet-tangling, dance between the two shipmates.

You can't stop us Shepherd.!.!. Brzzz I will find bezzzzz another way... Y/N......my son.......go...... The Perfect one...... My son..... I.....will always be with you..... Always.

Mid-Mass Effect 2 - Paragon, Spacer, Soldier, Liara romance. Based on experiences of Commander Jess Shepard, Alliance Soldier and Human Spectre. This story vignette takes place in the midst of the events of Mass Effect 2.

The collector base is gone and Shepard is grounded. All of her communications are monitored closely. Messages that are deemed unnecessary or suspicious are not shown to the commander as to cut her ties to Cerberus. But no one expected her to be responsible for a krogan all of a sudden. Join Amilios Shepard on her new adventure of long-distance parenting. What could possibly go wrong?

In this Warhammer 40K x Mass Effect crossover, In the grimdark future of the 41st millennium, where the Imperium of Man battles endless foes, a strange rift in reality causes Miranda Lawson, a genetically enhanced human from the Mass Effect universe, to be transported into the heart of the eternal war. Stranded on an unfamiliar battlefield, Miranda is rescued by the Adepta Sororitas-a sisterhood of warrior-nuns devoted to the Emperor of Mankind. Among them is Sister Adelynn, a dedicated and devout member of the Adepta Sororitas, whose faith in the Emperor has never wavered. However, as she cares for the mysterious and out-of-place Miranda, the two women begin to form a bond neither could have anticipated. As the war against the enemies of the Imperium rages on, the love that grows between Adelynn and Miranda tests their loyalties and beliefs. For Adelynn, the weight of her duty to the Emperor clashes with the undeniable pull of her feelings for the woman from another universe. For Miranda, torn between her duty to her species and the life she left behind, the harsh reality of the 41st millennium forces her to confront questions about fate, sacrifice, and the nature of love. In a galaxy where survival is a constant struggle, they must navigate the conflict between their hearts and the worlds they belong to. Will their love survive the brutality of the Imperium's unyielding doctrine, or will it be lost to the cold void of war? In the end, Echoes of the Imperium is a story of love, faith, and the fight for a future, set against the backdrop of a universe defined by eternal conflict.

Shepherd wakes up after destoring the Reapers. Now he must get to Miranda his girl, take out the last of Cerberus. When one war ends another will start. BTW I don't own the Mass Effect Franchise, Characters, or things.

"I was engineered for a galaxy that doesn't exist anymore. On this world, I'm just a woman waiting for the end." Miranda Lawson was the "Perfect Woman"-a Cerberus operative with the DNA of a god and the cold heart of a killer. But when a Collector artifact malfunctions during a suicide mission, she isn't sent back to the Normandy. Instead, she falls through the ash-choked skies of Sera, a planet being consumed from the inside out by the Locust Horde. Enter Dominic Santiago, a man who has lost his wife, his children, and his soul to a twenty-year war. He doesn't care about starships or biotics; he only cares about the soldier standing next to him. When he pulls a "Ghost" in a shimmering black suit from the wreckage of a city, he doesn't realize he's holding the key to Sera's salvation-or its ultimate destruction. As the Reapers begin to signal across the void and the Locust Queen seeks to weaponize Miranda's power, the "Ghost" and the "Gear" must forge an impossible bond. In a world defined by blood and chainsaw bayonets, Miranda must decide if she will return to the stars or stay and fight for the man who taught her that being human is better than being perfect.