Shizuku has never backed down from a problem before, but this? This is something she isn't sure she will ever be able to face.

If there's anything Hitsugi never took well to, it was being ignored. Shizuku really ought to have known where THAT would lead.

Like the title says. 100 (or so) words of humor, friendship, suffering, pain, and those who inflict it upon the idiots who ask for it. Or those who are just really, really unlucky.

Life at Tenchi isn't fun only for the sword bearers. Judges, nurses, and regular students alike cause just as much, if not more, trouble. Unfortunately for the staff, they've gotta deal with it ALL.

Short looks into the lives of the sword bearers, who sometimes know what they're doing, but mostly don't. It may not always be easy, but when did that ever stop them? Not nearly as often as it should have, to be honest. Embarrassment will have to do the rest.

Any trauma caused due to the lack of a sense of humor is not the fault of Tenchi Academy, its Kaicho, the staff members, students, or members of the guard. Kindly return all remaining remnants of dignity to their rightful owner. Sincerely, Shizuku Miyamoto

What if Hayate left Tenchi academy after Nagi came back and what if Ayana left her? Huh your a maid?

The kaicho may love her precious students, but that does not stop her from trolling them without mercy. Part the First: Hitsugi finds some food for thought in the library.

Jun and Ayana are asked by Hitsugi to obtain a rare crystal hidden in a faraway underground cave. Jun is happy to get out for a while, but Ayana's just mad. Thankfully, Hayate and several other friends come along to help them out, and Ayana begins to discover what everyone means when they talk about a real family.

No pain, no gain. At least, that's what Momoka seemed to be cursed with.

Tenchi Academy is under pressure from their neighboring schools, Bakuto boys high and Ginrai girls high. After an attempt to attack a student of Tenchi, Hitsugi and the other principals organize a school royale. Hitsugi also brings in her younger brother!

Before they were part of the Student Council, before they were A-rankers, before they even took on 5 pairs in a Chaos Match as B-rankers, they needed to grow and find the purpose behind their blades.

Twelve fleeting moments with the idiots of Tenchi Academy, of varying levels of seasonal or general appropriateness. Rated T for Tatewaki.

An ongoing assortment of slightly oversized drabbles featuring the indefatigable idiots of Tenchi Academy. This update: Halloween excitement with the resident spiritualists and their... friends.

More drabbles. Song based, but not a song fic. There are quite a few characters in here, but not all. My playlist was somewhat limited. Like 26 words, it's a short read.

Hitsugi's turn, because you really can't have one without the other.

A short prompt for every letter of the alphabet. A short view into Shizuku's world.

AU Several conspiracies are afoot. Amidst it all is Jun, a mercenary for hire who is asked to assassinate the Shizuma heiress. Torn between her duty to her group and her conflicting morals, she heads to her target, katana in hand.

Ayana never knows quite what to expect when returning to her dorm room, so she tends to expect the worst. And usually, she is proven right. Today is no exception.

One-shot. As usual, things don't work out quite as Kurea hopes. Who cares if it builds character, anyway?

Kaichou cooks up a crazy scheme to reshuffle the shinyuus temporarily in order to strengthen their most important ties with their true shinyuus. Mixed feelings abound! Tatewaki is abused! And what's this? Maybe even a scandal?

Of Christmas gifts and surprises. Sae's given a challenge, Ayana's stranded in the middle of a zombie apocalypse, and Shizuku keeps having a moment with Hitsugi, much to Tatewaki's dismay.

Set in Feudal Japan. Shizuma is the heir-apparent and Jun is her shinobi bodyguard.

Kaichou contemplates, Shizuku is embarrassed, and Tatewaki is abused...

After a terrible defeat, can two D-rank fighters make good?