Byleth never understood the difference between "friend" and "ally." He always felt that he was different from others. Perhaps that was why he was drawn to those who could not find a place in this world. Or rather, what if the Ashen Wolves were a legitimate house and Byleth chose to become their instructor?

With Anakos defeated and Corrin on the throne of Valla, the Awakening trio make their way back to Ylisse. Paired with their otherworldly spouses, they find their way home. However, the world they left behind hasn't remained idle, with each of them thrust into new conflicts and journeys. First in a series, chronicling Severa/Selena's first person accounts of her family's Homecoming.

In one world, Robin died abandoned by those she thought friends, with the sword of her lover driven into her chest. In another world, a young man with no memories of his past was trusted to guide Ylisse in war. Given a new chance, the broken queen will make sure this young tactician survived, no matter the cost.

Inspired by Coeur Al'Aran's Professor Arc story, this asks the simple question: What if Jaune had actually attended the Vacuo Academy for Gifted Youths as he claimed? Between a fake resume, a sociopath for a partner, criminal contacts, White Fang agents, and overall bad luck... it's going to take everything he's got keep his cover at Beacon.

Robin and the Shepherds are tasked with protecting Tiki as she undertakes a ritual to restore her power. After Robin gets to meet her properly, he finds himself developing some inappropriate feelings. After all, a common man can't fall in love with the Voice of the Divine Dragon. Right? (Cover Art by the incomparable ScruffyTurtles)

As the Shepherds get closer to the final showdown with Grima, Robin and especially Morgan begin to suffer from their blood's curse. Can either of them overcome Grima's wrath and temptation of power? Will they succumb to its weight? Can they reject Grima? Can they reject a part of themselves that lusts for that power? Now with 10% better writing!

Gangrel lies defeated, but the war for Ylisse has just begun. This story, focusing on the gaps in the story left by the missions of Fire Emblem: Awakening, sheds light on the male Avatar's personal life over the second half of the game.