Keats hadn't expected to see Ellen outside his window, but whenever she's involved nothing is ever predictable.

Ellen lay in her bed pondering on her recent adventures in Doolin finally realizing her entire past. She stared at the ceiling fan that continued to make a whirring sound.

Who would've thought they'd be learned in the Netherworld, the land of the Dead? Ellen and Keats embark on a new adventure- old friends will return, new ones will emerge. Reviews will make me smile!

An alternative version of the story, in which Herve was the one who survived and Cecelia was the one who died. It's not perfect, but I've done my best! Some parts are identical to the original, but THIS IS NOT PLAGIARISM! Please review!

A new generation; Two new heroes. The set up is the same, but the results will be entirely different. OCs

A short, humorous exchange between Ellen and Keats, may add more if prodded. Please note that Keats is NOT conducive to fluffy anything, but his sardonic attitude is very good for dry humor. Reviews appreciated. I own nothing, save for my own mind.

There's always more to a story than meets the eye. 2 people. 100 themes. 10,000 words.

If you remember it, is it true? If you see it, is it real? Ellen and Keats better figure out fast, as they race through the Netherworld once more to contend with Suzette, Oblivion, and their own memories...

And they had both thought the Netherworld Core would be the end of it.

When a mystery dangles in front of Keats in the form of Ellen, ignoring her might not be the wisest plan.

This is just the beggining of a small project of sorts that i started a while back with my friend. I understand it is raather long, but i overall prefer the novel writing style, other then the usual Fan faction style. Any criticism is welcome, thank you

Ellen decides to pay Keats a visit and finds him in an unusually vulnerable state.

A one-shot I whipped up on the spot. Not the best, but I thought it was nice little insight into what Ellen might have thinking/feeling during the battle with the final boss. Spoilers if you haven't played/beaten the game. Please read and review.

Because when all was said and done, rebelling and resisting has always been her specialty. Ellen centric. Post-game.

Because what is perceived is vision, and conceived an act. Keats, Ellen and a conversation over a cup of tea

It's Christmas Eve! A joyous occasion of winter fun and family...but not if you're Keats. When Ellen, Scarecrow, Livane, and Belgae invade Keats's apartment to bring him the joy of Christmas, how will he react? ...Not positively. Oneshot.

Between chapter 6 and chapter 7 - short character-study scene; Belgae fishing on Keats's motives - after all, why would someone whose apparent life-goal is the search for the supernatural dismiss it so easily?

Before facing the perils of the Netherworld Core, Keats and Ellen take a look at the challenges they have endured, and the ones still to come - My take on the scene before Ellen absorbs the Seal of Baral.

Something has been bothering Ellen since she left Doolin, and Keats may have the solution to her problem. But can she pry it out of him? Genfic. One shot.