Dastan wants to impress his new brothers and be accepted into his new family, but to what lengths and how does an act in the past effect a battle in the future.

It hardly ever rains in Persia. When it does, it rains hard. What happens when three bored Princes are stuck inside together? Two words: Total Warfare. Rated for violence

To do WHAT, is entirely up to you.

Dastan needs to ask Garsiv a question. It's funny, fluffy, and brotherly Garstiv Not in the slashy sort of way

Short story, Dastan is scared of sandstorms and Garsiv comforts him.

Dastan suffers nightmares about what happened before time was turned back, and his relationship with Garsiv in particular seems damaged by it

It's Dastan's first birthday in the family, and Tus is making Garsiv spend time with his little brother. One-shot. "There were days where Garsiv wondered why he even bothered getting out of bed."

Dastan's early life just after the King brought him to the palace. In part 12, Sharaman's POV of happens and then the big reunion in Dastan's room where new friendships are cemented.

Pretending is fine and all, especially when you won't tell your adopted brothers that you don't trust them as far as you can throw them, right? So of course you're fine, and that red on your shirt definately isn't blood.

Things have been set right. But Dastan and his brothers will soon learn that the dagger does not give without taking in return. Dastan's very soul may be at stake.

Sixteen year-old Garsiv is tired of being in older brother Tus' shadow, and is determined to prove himself. But can he survive the real world beyond the palace doors on his own?