A priestess labours to exorcise a ghost on behalf of her client, a housewife in Tokyo. She does not know the ghost, nor does she care to. This fic was originally written for the tenth blind go challenge on Livejournal in September 2010.

Hikaru has no interest in Go, since he has to contend with failing grades and a violent father. Sai is a Go professional in the modern age, searching for the Hand of God. What simple coincidences bring these two together as teacher and student?

AU. He always introduces himself as Fujiwara no Sai. There are two common elements in every single of his sightings. One: He's an unbelievably strong player and, two: He never appears with the same face twice. Cue Akira's frustration.

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?

Hikaru is lost, he just wants to see Sai again. * "I wish I could start over, do better."

Shindou Hikaru's life went, soccer, girls, soccer, video games, soccer. After his fateful game with Touya, elusive korean players and memories that never happened to him begin to overwhelm him-and amidst it all, a newfound passion for go is awakened

AU. Hikaru never entered the professional Go world, opting instead to placate Sai with NetGo and Go Salons. Years pass by and now Hikaru is a normal office employee going about his daily life until…

To some, it was love at the first sight. To others, love takes years to realize.

Akira wanted a rival. In walked Shindou Hikaru, abrupt, abrasive, brilliant... and refusing to care. Not everyone's life is a game.

My take on what should have happen after the Hokuto Cup. Hikaru, Akira and Co. ushers the new wave but not just in Japan. Hikaru goes international in his quest to obtain the hand of God in Sai's name.

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

Sai meets Hikaru at a much earlier date. All he wants to do is play Go, however he's going to have to earn his keep if he doesn't want the Shindo family to arrange for him to be exorcised. Features Babysitter!Sai.

Hikaru was gravely injured before he found that Goban, now a soulless body kept alive by machines. When his grandpa brings the Goban into his hospital room, Sai becomes no longer just a figment—he inhabits Hikaru's body. The Go World is in for a surprise.

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... 12/20/09: Minor Edit

Hikaru wakes to find being a Go Pro was little more than a dream. But everything is so clear to him... Can he find Akira and his other friends? And what then? Is something bigger than all of them behind this mysterious dream?

"No more excuses. No more self pity" insisted his grandfather, not unkindly, but sternly. "It's just a 19x19 board. A miniature world. If you can conquer your fears here, the real world is nothing. Just focus." Author's Note: I'M BACK!

Akira might have even felt a little touched by Shindo's staunch faith in his sportsmanship, if they hadn't been talking about their hypothetical mutant powers.

...in the Flesh Really isn't as Great as Everyone Makes it Sound. Poor Hikaru never saw this one coming.

A different Toya Akira leads Hikaru and Sai to a different start on their path of Go. Auish drabble.

An unexpected member of the audience in the Hokuto Cup reveals the truth behind Shindō Hikaru's Go skills. Oneshot, Takes place in May 2002

In which Touya Kouyo gains a student, and some day, a rival.

How much difference could one little change possibly make?

Grudges have a way of lingering.

AU. What if Sai was the haunted one?

Ogata meets Kurata at a Go event.