Reki's thoughts about herself and the other haibane at Old Home.

What are the Haibane? What purpose do they serve in our world? They appear so suddenly, and just as suddenly, they disappear. They are forgotten, and life goes on. But why? What are the Haibane? And why are they different from us, and yet so similar?

Chapter Eleven - Perigee - The baby Haibane's arrival triggers numerous attacks, as the Basement and the Attic begin to fight for its soul. But is a third player crashing the party?

When Kana is having an affair with someone and Hikari is in love with her...what happens next? What is the outcome? Sorry this story sucks butt, but it is only my second one, My first one was way better. That one was rushed too.I will make better ones.

She was completely alone in her world. Drowning in the Darkness that completely engulfed her tiny existence, a Wall chose to grow and separate her from death.

They say the walls are weakest in the wintertime. In the midst of the most terrible winter Glie has ever known, a Haibane suffers an unspeakably horrible injury. Who has done this, and why? The Haibane of Old Home will not rest until they find out.

A poem about Rakka and Reki's feelings.

This story follows after the series. It explores the idea of whether haibane are allowed to fall in love.

Everything started with a story and a life. But whatever happened, these stories were abruptly ended, these lives ripped to pieces. Why were these lives chosen and not others? What made them so significant? And why did they end so tragically?

Two new Haibanes are born from the Cocoon discovered by Rakka.

Freed from the binds of their sins as Haibane, Rakka and Reki had their Days of Flight. Now over the Wall, they find themselves together again, living in a new world and seeing if they might find some redemption together after forgiveness. Shoujo-a

Over the course of a decade, Old Home gradually emptied of children's laughter and the happy lives of the Older Feathers. Now....the very last Haibane is ready to depart, and rejoin the ones she loves....Rated T for nonspecific-religious themes. Oneshot

This is my first Haibane Renmei fanfiction, and I wrote it in the form of a poem. I know it's not exceptionally good, but I just needed to write it. It's about the walled town of Glie, the Haibane's home. Please review!

This is just the story Nemu came up with about the existence of haibanes althought it has my touch in it, as I didn't like and changed some of her ideas, but it's mainly the same.

Reki...haunted by an incomplete dream, knowing it is horrible yet yearning to remember and have her curse broken...then one day a new cocoon is discovered, with a girl whose missing cocoon memories sound hauntingly familiar...

She was falling in Autumn, with small stones dropping through the still waters of her heart.

I slowly looked up a sight of true horror was before me. I flung open the rest of the door. I resided my hand over my mouth and I gasped at the sight. My heart stopped. What did she do for him to cause himself so much pain? AU and OC

A tale of a young boy with a mysterious past, and of a rare Haibane whose birth could signify dramatic changes to the lives of the residents of Glie.

One Shot based on my CORPORATION storyline ¤ There is a Comic Book company that likes to make 'What If' stories ¤ this is one of them ¤ What If a certain hero found himself in Glie?

Starts where the anime left off. New feathers are born and taken into Old Home, but, they are boys.

A 2nd helping of existential angst from the most adorable Haibane, Rakka. She's lost in her thoughts again, this time regarding isolation and connection.

Set right after the series. Ch 5 uploaded. Nemu's Day of Flight finally arrives.

[One shot!] A rainy day gets everyone down, but the Haibane make the best of it.

The twin haibane have hatched and are choosing their names. Crossover, but you have to know exactly what with to see it. Otherwise, just a short little piece to read and muse over.

This is the story of Rakka’s life before she became a Haibane, told from the perspective of the boy who traveled over the wall to forgive her.