Ichikawa laughs until she chokes, and Akira suddenly understands why Shindo spends so much of his time yelling at people to stop hitting him already. Slight HikaruAkira.

He cannot remember but thankfully Hikaru never forgot, not even after a decade, several dan-levels and just as many paper fans. Slash.

The first time Shindo willingly brings up Sai without being goaded into it, they're playing a casual game at the salon.

What if Hikaru’d had a computer at home? What if he had never played Touya? What if he had never become pro? What if he had become a ramen chef instead? This is what Hikaru's life might have been like...

Waya doesn't believe the rumors going around that Shindou is walking down the streets holding hands with a man. Well, not until he sees with it his own eyes. Wait. Wait a second. Oh crap. SaiHikaru, but more friendship than anything

An unexpected member of the audience in the Hokuto Cup reveals the truth behind Shindō Hikaru’s Go skills. Oneshot

The journey of Sai and Hikaru continues when Sai returns. Encompasses the point from when Sai disappears to the Hokuto Cup.

AU. What if Hikaru had continued playing NetGo, and had never become an insei or a pro? Pairing: HikaruAkira

Hikaru is quite a bit more considerate and has a tendency to...split his Go to fit his opponents. AU.

Hikaru had been playing Go for three years online as a hobby. Then his family moved "home" to Japan, he found a Go ghost in his backyard shed, and his father started nagging him to learn Japanese...

In order to succeed, all you need is determination and perserverance. After Hikaru failed in exam, his's parents hire a tutor who teaches him what determination truly is. AU, HikaSai, eventually slash.

Hikaru has recovered professionally from the loss of Sai's Go - but the personal loss of his friend has yet to be mourned. Sometimes comfort can be gained from the most unlikely of places.

Hikaru gets drunk, Kuwabara smirks, and Akira pays the bill. Four linked, self-contained stories, plus one omake. References to AkiraHikaru.

AU. Hikaru is dragged to the world of professional Go, but you can't make him drink. Sequel to Upon NetGo. Pairing: HikaruAkira

Because Hikaru is only one little boy. Because Kouyo was a man who always stared across the Goban to an empty seat. Because Sai was and is. Hikaru makes a different choice that day in the Hospital.

AU Hikaru has no ghost, he has a split personality who goes by Sai. And he wonders, who is really Akira's rival? Him or Sai?

Touya Akira's arms and legs were paralyzed because of a car accident. Would Hikaru be his rival's hand, much like the time he played Sai's part? HikaruxAkira friendship, one-shot

With another wish granted, it's Sai's turn to uptake a new journey in life with Hikaru there to help all the way. Sequel to "Watch and learn".

Another theory about Sai and Hikaru. The reason he fainted when he was 12 wasn't because he met the ghost but because he got a heart attack. Completed

When Hikaru was ten his grandfather died. The only thing he left Hikaru was his old Go trophies and boxes full of Kifu. In one of these boxes there was this book about how to play go, written by one Fujiwara no Sai.

Sequel to "Be with you always" Join Hikaru and her friends's journey through the Hokuto Cup.

Only those who are playing can see into the depths." Waya, Touya, Hikaru and a lot of fishy metaphors. Yet no plot or humour whatsoever, sadly. [One-shot]

Hikaru had no problem with Touya grabbing his hand on whim, whenever, wherever. But they were no longer sixth graders, and that had made all the difference.

Hikaru and Sai on a rainy day. Written for the blind go challenge on Livejournal.

Hikaru's home life is a mess. Sai fills a more important role than just a go teacher. Hikaru will become one of the fiercest go players the world has ever seen. This does not follow the canon, but borrows the characters, some scenarios and ideas.