Small stories set before the main story. A journey on one part of self-discovery and on the other of obliviousness.

Elizabeth looks back on the Vigors and the stories of their users throughout Columbia's many different iterations, from the Firemen to the Zealots of the Lady - and beyond.

During a particularly cold winter, Weiss develops a habit of slipping into Yang's bed to keep warm. Yang is less than happy about the new arrangement, mainly due to her growing attraction to her teammate. Freezerburn.

Blake didn't expect much when she enrolled at Beacon Academy. She didn't expect to make friends. She didn't expect to develop a secret crush on her new partner, Yang. And she certainly didn't expect Yang to run off on the anniversary of Summer Rose's death to drown herself in alcohol. Now Blake has to find Yang, and the night might still hold one or two things she doesn't expect.

Ruby Rose has finally made it to Mistral. Team RNJR is settling in, and as she strives to find answers to her questions, what she wants most of all is to see her team again.

A girl had been kidnapped. Didn't matter much to me who did it or what kind of seedy activities they were up to. It was my job to bring her home. Even if it took me all night.

Columbia is new, a fledgling eaglet spreading her wings, but there aren't always clear skies. For Robert and Rosalind, keeping the city afloat relies on their willingness to find and keep Columbia's secrets.

A look at what might have happened immediately after the ending to Infinite - one scenario in a world of limitless possibilities.

Blake may have rested her body after the Beacon Dance, but the wounds within her soul run far deeper than a mere night off could ever heal. Can something provide her with the comfort her anguished heart needs, or will her doubts and self loathing ultimately crush her? Bumbleby one-off (Rated M for some sexual content.)

There must be some way out of here, said the joker to the thief... The Luteces are looking for a particular variable. (Also, Bookerbeth. Just to see if I could).

Booker and Elizabeth share a brief moment that hints at a deeper connection between them.

A third path, taken only once. This Booker DeWitt, distinct from every other Booker DeWitt and Zachary Comstock, learns of the fate his alternate selves suffer. He sits in silent vigil as the terrible cycle repeats before his eyes, watching his and his daughter's alternate selves struggle to break free of it. Suggest reading Bioshock Infinite: Unbroken and Song of Sorrow first.

December 31st, 1958: The city at the bottom of the sea prepares to celebrate the New Year. November 3rd: Yi Suchong discovers a door to another world. September 12th: Frank Fontaine is killed by Ryan Security. August 15th: Elizabeth arrives in Rapture on an errand of retribution, to collect a debt, to pay down one last account. (Set before Bioshock Infinite: Burial at Sea)

Five years after returning from Columbia, Booker DeWitt is drawn into a conflict he wants no part of and must fight for what is most precious to him. Contains spoilers for Bioshock Infinite and Burial At Sea.

What does she know, and why won't she tell him? Why does she look at him that way? And why does she take his hand and squeeze it so sadly? A slightly fluffy AU-ish Booker/Elizabeth famfic.

Over a year has passed since Elizabeth met her fate, left to die alone in a crumbling city with only a Little Sister to comfort her. But the situation has changed: Elizabeth has a new chance to get out of Rapture, and will stop at nothing to make things right. But a new adversary stands in her way—a weary altruist with objectives of her own...

Ten years after the events of Batya, Rapture is ruled by Sofia Lamb, an ADAM-gorged monster prowls the sea, and Eleanor Lamb seeks the aid of a mysterious topsider to reunite with her father. But this man has his own motives for helping her, and the question of whether Eleanor can trust him is far from the only thing that stands in their way. (Sequel to Batya.)

He finds the scissors on the desk, and there are still flecks of blood on the handles. He hesitates a second before picking them up. Are these the same scissors that killed Daisy Fitzroy, or were her hands just bloody when she picked them up? He can't tell, and he's not sure he really wants to know the answer.

Robert Lutece had fast become someone she could consider an equal. Of course, that was a suspicion more than anything; without meeting him in person, she couldn't be entirely sure. But her hypothesis was that they understood each other on a level that others could not. Of course, logically, that was due to the fact that they were essentially the same person.

The story begins where Burial at Sea Episode 1 ends. Elizabeth is trapped in Rapture with Sally, the Little Sister as her ward and only companion. Priorities shift and the endgame is cast in shadows. An AU retelling of Episode 2.

Prior to exacting her revenge on the last Comstock, Elizabeth acted as Sander Cohen's apprentice, recording a song aired throughout Rapture. But for whom did she truly sing for? Originally a one-shot set before Burial at Sea and linked to Unbroken, it's become a prequel, showing the wounds still unhealed and their bond. Cover Image by Shaidis on Deviantart, used with permission.

"Shh... shh... It's okay, I'm here. Can you help me? I need you to protect me, will you do it? Just... just this one last thing? Please..." (One-shot)

Booker DeWitt has spent the last year clearing his debt and caring for Anna. However, something disturbs him; visions of another life, of a city above the clouds, and of a girl. Now, nightmares of the girl haunt him, driving him to find her, to again step into the Tears. A Burial at Sea parallel story & alternate end. Cover Image by Radiant-Grey on Deviantart, used with permission.

[AU] He watched her play in the meadows, a content smile on his face matching hers. Because he could have held me in my arms forever. And maybe in another universe, I would have let him. [Family/Tragedy] [One-shot]

When she blacked out in Rapture Elizabeth didn't expect to wake up. But the universe has a way of confounding her expectations...and in a roundabout way, of paying its debts.

She could see all the doors. And she could see what was behind all the doors. She could see herself behind all the doors. But her favorite door, the one she would peer through more often than she knew she should, was where she was happy. Quick Booker/Elizabeth family drabble.

Millions of doors, millions of variables, but each time, as many constants. A man and a lighthouse. A girl and a protector. With the manipulation of possibility space by the city Columbia, these constants have begun to bleed across time and space, and threads are beginning to cross. What must it be like, to see and speak with what you could have been?

Article written for December 1971 issue of Rolling Stone on the mysterious disappearance of famous millionaire Andrew Ryan. A look at how the rest of the world might see the events around Rapture's founding and an indulgence in my guilty pleasure of fictional biography. (Formatting fixed.)

After the events of Infinite Elizabeth finds herself traveling with the Luteces. She knew they were weird before, but she never considered how or why.

Things are set in motion, but at what cost?

After drowning her father, Elizabeth tries to rationalize her existence with normal life, seeking a way to move on after the ordeals on Columbia. Elizabeth/Eleanor femslash. Bioshock Infinite/Bioshock 2 crossover.

Booker #52 winds up in a bar after driving Elizabeth away. Booker #78 commits suicide. Elizabeth #93 refuses to leave the tower. The Luteces tally, nudge, kill, and wait.

'Twas Grace that brought us safe thus far, and Grace will lead us home. [Spoilers for Burial at Sea]

No matter who she is, no matter where she goes, Paris is always just out of reach. Elizabeth-centric.

Elizabeth smiled, her first real smile in as long as she could remember. The Lutece were right. The apple didn't fall far from the tree, even in death. DeWitts always pay their debts. One-shot, reviews are greatly appreciated.

Ten years after Rapture's fall, survival of the fittest has never been more key, and one survivor's thirst for vengeance has never been so great. (Preview/mini-sequel for Batya, please see notes inside for details.)

Andrew Ryan discovers the existence of his son much earlier than Fontaine had intended, and the course of Rapture's history is irreversibly redirected. But for each altered variable, some constants yet remain unchanged.

Elizabeth's need to talk to someone outweighs her anger over Booker's attempt to bring her to New York, and she picks a subject he thinks is safe for conversation. A small interlude during their hunt for Chen Lin.

Spoiler for end-game. In an infinite set of multiverses, infinite possibilities await. But is change tied to the person, the world, or the hand of cards dealt by fate? A gamble sends Booker DeWitt back at the beginning of it all...but this time around, he knows, the Lutece Twins aren't there and...sometimes, a second chance is all it takes to make things right.

"Watch where you step! Don't say a word! You'll be in trou-ble if the Boys have heard!" A brief one-shot.

She's only ever danced with herself before.

And it goes like this.

Jack was just a regular car salesman. Until a fateful crash somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean changed everything. Based on the characters and events of the first game.

The Doctor finds himself stranded in a strange town called Silent Hill, and must face his guilt, actions, and true nature if he wants to get out alive.