ANNOUNCEMENT (11/4/09): I am trying my best to update when I can. So far my focus remains to be Moving the Unmovable- my Final Fantasy 7 fanfiction. I will intermittently attempt to throw in some Zodiac War updates as well, but will not focus completely on that until Moving is done. Project Manning will be next in the queue and like Moving the Unmovable will be rewritten. However, I intend to leave the first one up (unlike I did for the first story in the series). After that I will begin to work again on Transcending Chaos while Continuing my 'A Turk' series with Rude's story, A Turk in Doubt.

I appreciate reviews from readers. It is good to hear what others think of my writing and it gives me a sense of whether I'm heading int he right direction or what I need to work on. In turn, I like to review stories that I read. It's a gesture that should be reciprocated. If I want reviews, I should give them.

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Photobucket: Tengoko though some of my work is signed under my name or as Persephone

Completed Stories: Ryo and Raye: A Sailor Moon/Ronin Warrior Crossover. Oneshot. Title is self-explanatory. I do inted on writing a story for all the scouts and ronins, and then a story to tie them all together, but for now, it's on hold. Rated K+

Forgive Me: A Sailor Moon Story. Takes place during one of the final episodes of the Sailor Star series. Friendship is a blessing. It is a beautiful thing. To know it also means to know love. And that is why I do not regret dying for you. Galaxia had moved to strike Sailor Moon. Rei jumped in the way. These are her last thoughts before dying. Rated T for slightly descriptive imagery.

Omega Dimension: Sailor Moon/Ronin Warrior/Greek, Egyptian, and Norse Mythology crossover. Their senior year just started for the Sailor Soldiers and a part from dealing with five new students from Toyama, it turns out that a new evil of mythological proportions has surfaced. New enemies and new allies, plus the help of some old friends. Tie it in with a secret society as old as the gods themselves, and you got a battle unlike any other. Rated M for language and romance.

Stories in Progress:
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The Zodiac War: Sailor Moon. Couplings: complicated. You should read it and find out. It's been four years since their defeat of Sailor Galaxia. Now college students, the Senshi and Mamoru have settled into a peaceful life. But, when four new students transfer to the University, everything shatters like glass. They are the shitennou, searching for their prince and telling him of a war that is coming. They quickly make themselves allies with the Senshi, but things get far more complex. The arrival of the Starlights, popular idols that'd been missing for four years, signifies how tough this battle will be, but...there is something different about the Starlights. The Outer Senshi come into play as they do battle with the Zodiac Senshi. Of course, you can't have a Sailor Moon story without Romance. Rated M for violence and romance.

Stories in the Storm Series: The Storm Series is a collection of Final Fantasy 7 stories. It focuses around the love story of Reno and Tifa, though the prequel follows Yuffie and Vincent. I do plan on writing more stories to go along with this continuity, but for now, I am redoing the first two stories.
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Moving the Unmoveable: (being edited) The first in the Storm Series. Tifa is captured by the Turks for reasons unknown to her. Reno is in charge of returning her to Midgar for questioning. But, Tifa isn't the type to go in without a fight, and of course, it makes the mission much more difficult that Reno had expected. A strange twist of events and a journey where they can't help but get close to each other is made more complicated when the two begin realizing that what they're feeling is a lot more than lust. Rated M for language and romance.

Project Manning: (Will be redone) The second story in the Storm Series. Thirteen years have passed since Moving the Unmoveable. But marriage hasn't always been agreeable. Their union hasn't always been a happy one, but no matter the problem, their love always overcame it. But now, they're dealing with more than just each other. A troubled teenager and a deranged scientist hell bent on revenge against Reno and Tifa are the perfect recipe for an unavoidable tragedy. But for whom? Rated M for language and romance.

Transcending Chaos: (In progress) The third story in the Storm Series. Takes place a year before Moving the Unmoveable and a few months after DoC. Prequel of sorts. Chaos is over, or so he thought. When Vincent returned to Midgar after a long journey alone, the last thing he expected was to be a part of a group trying to unconver a sinister plot to destroy Wutai. Only Yuffie can save her people from death by fire, and this can only be done by marrying the leader of the terrorist group that has her father in chains. Her death is certain, but she is willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to save her people. Vincent has other plans. Rated M for language and romance.

Stories in A Turk series: A Turk series, of course, focuses on the Turks from Final Fantasy 7. I've gone more with the personalities portrayed in the games rather than how Advent Children made them.

A Turk in Trouble: Final Fantasy VII. First in the series. Relena. A Turk-centric story. Elena wants so desperately to be a good Turk. But her desire to do so led to a mistake that almost cost the life of a fellow Turk. So she turns to something else, something that she thinks will help her. Turns out that Elena needs help from herself. If that weren't enough, a blood-thristy rebel wants her dead, a new Turk joins the fray and makes things worse, and what the hell is Reno's problem? Rated M for language, romance, and some sensitive subject matter. (complete)
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A Turk in Doubt: Final Fantasy VII. Second in the series. RudeOC, Relena. A Turk-centric story. They thought things were finally looking up. Justus and Havre were dead, and things were settling down. But, sometimes, the past has a way of coming back to haunt you, and the ghost of Havre just cannot rest. Rude is thrown into the forefront of this, having to act as a buffer between those that he considers his family, and the woman he's falling in love with. Yet, not all is as it seems, and the Turk who seems to have the answer to everything, suddenly feels as though he knows nothing at all. Rated M or language, romance, and violence. (In the Works)