It is widely held fact that there are no humans. The mere concept of a human originated from the minds of everyone's savage ancestors. What if I were to tell you that there at one point were humans and they were directly and unintentionally responsible for the transition of animals from savage and purely instinctual to civilized and, in all aspects, anthropomorphic?

Every individual has their own burdens that he or she must deal with in his or her lifetime. Some are simple or insignificant to the entirety of his or her life. Others are of great significance and have a large impact on the person's life. However, the greatness of the burden that weighs upon Flamorin can only be understood by a person who has an equal burden. That person is Elsa.

Immortality's greatness dies when one learns what's sacrificed in exchange. When experienced, one sees no need to bask in the temporary but instead seeks to rectify a world that justifies chaos as a means to an end. Flamorin and Elsa seek this through a bloodline of powers known as Elements. Lelouch seeks it through a power called Geass. C.C. merely wants freedom from immortality.

My name is Deacon X. My real name is of little to no significance. This book contains all the conglomerated data and research on the elementals that I have gathered over many years. However, I must be straightforward and honest with you. Although what I have on the elementals seems to be large amount of information, I feel that there is still more things to be learned about them.

Our past experiences, memories, and relationships form every person into who he or she is today. However, it is the individuals who a person shares experiences, forms memories, and creates relationships that affect the person the most. Follow Lupalin, a lupine inverted-anthropomorphic human being, as he seeks to form a new future and leave his dark and painful past behind him.

This a one-shot poem in which Kurama (who is a female in this poem) is speaking to Naruto. The meaning behind her words is for you, the reader, to decide alone.

This a shortened and darker version of the ballad, Beowulf. WARNING: The ballad is darker and the narration does not side with the hero. Contains: blood, mild gore, and character deaths. Reader discretion is advised.

This is a story that has a few elements from Maoyuu Mao Yuusha and Spice and Wolf mixed into a one-shot story. Since Maoyuu Mao Yuusha does not exist, currently, under the anime/magna category, this story classifies as a mythological story (the crossover that will never be). This is technically a Spice and Wolf and Maoyuu Mao Yuusha crossover.