Jaune can't quite understand the raw suffering that comes through the link to his Soulmate, and yet, he finds he wants to help them, regardless. To Cinder, the tiny light in her soul is the only thing that's really hers, and above all else, she hopes that one day, she'll meet whoever they are. Or; In a Remnant where Soulmates share one another's pain, Jaune is linked to Cinder.

Jaune liked to think he knew his friends well, and his teammates better than anyone, but when his newly unlocked Semblance keeps inserting him into the dreams of those sleeping around him he'll have a chance to see the people he thinks he knows in a new light - whether he wants to or not. Can he keep his accidental invasions of privacy secret or will the nightmares force his hand?

Goetia, surviving his failure at the Temple of Time, finds himself in a new world. Despite the rather unusual nature of it, he finds himself disappointed that he see's much of the same human nature that he saw on Earth. Determined to discover what it was that made human life worth the struggle, he decides to use his second chance to find the meaning of his own life. (Azure Moon)

Hero. Villain. Warrior. Monster. Lone Wanderer. He's been called many things by many people for many reasons. However, after a fateful incident sends him to Remnant, maybe he'll be called Jaune again. Whatever the name, he'll need to take hold of the future, survive the present and confront the past.

Counter Guardian Emiya is a man of many regrets. Among them, the fact that he wasn't able to save his Saber when he was a boy continues to haunt him to the end of days. Now, however, a chance has mysteriously appeared to change that result. And being the practical man he is, he will not hesitate to seize it. But still... why in Alaya's name is Artoria his new Master in this world?

Jaune Arc, in a fit of either madness or compassion, healed a mortally wounded Cinder Fall. The consequences were thus: another enemy whom he cannot kill, and an Aura bond. In the thin cleave of shadow, he saw her, aflame, and she stared back. Prologue is canon divergence from the end of Volume 7, the rest of the story is post Volume 8.

In the distant past, before the Gods descended onto the lower world, Heroes made contracts with Spirits to fight the monsters born from the Dungeon. But with the descent of the Gods and the advent of the Falna, those Heroes and Spirits have passed onto legend. However, with the discovery of a certain object in the Dungeon, these legends will return to life once more.

Blake was forced out of her room by her Partner. Jaune was forced out of his room by his teammate's antics. Blake was aggravated, and Jaune was bored. One trip to a fancy restaurant later, and that was soon to change. Now, what happens when you put two Socially Awkward people together? Well, nothing at first. The cover art was done by Leonid Afremov. Please buy his paintings.

And so, the Fairy King fell down the infinite abyss of his own making. Eventually, he fell asleep. And when he opened his eyes, he had landed in a strange town, in a strange land, that went by the name 'Kuoh'. Or in where Oberon is given a second chance, and the tale of his struggle to lead a new, happier life.

He found his path in the halls of law instead of the steel of swords, but the ache still eats him from inside. She lost her way, and now picks at its broken pieces in the hopes of reassembling herself. Perhaps they can find solace in each other. [A post HGW AU slowburn romance where Shirou missed the War, but not its impact on the lives of the people around him.]

Forced to admit that Crocea Mors didn't feel right in his hands—no matter how he held it—Jaune Arc struggled to overcome this obstacle through the insane idea that Aura could become more than just the armor that protected him. Barriers broke as he pushed past the limits of what Aura was capable of, creating and forging his very own weapons from the manifestation of his soul.

I'm here, Ruby.

Jaune had always dreamed of being a Hero, of being someone. But dreams were just that; for in the world of Remnant the Class you are born with determines your fate. Jaune was born a Blacksmith, and thus that was his destiny. But when a strange opportunity allows him to change that, can a simple Blacksmith become something more within the Beacon Academy for Heroes?

He had grown cynical and just a bit bitter at the world but he'd long ago made peace with the ideals that once made him suffer. He was already satisfied with the existence he had ended up as... yet a certain brown haired master had decided that he deserved far more. So now an earnest wish from someone dear had lead to another chance at life and... maybe at happiness.

Everyone but Jaune Arc failed the initiation. Ozpin was speechless. He knew the boy's transcripts were fake, indulged the act, but never foresaw this outcome. Now the numbers were skewed, and a team wasn't possible. Exploiting his forgery would backfire. No, he reluctantly folded the hand Fate bestowed upon him. The Arc must explore Beacon Academy alone.

Silver numbers appear on every child's wrist at birth, counting down until their deaths. Unfortunately, fate is a lot like a third-grader on a multiplication quiz: it never remembers to add units. (Oneshot)

None of them had wanted to get caught up in normal high school drama, but three souls were caught in a whirlwind of love and tension and were forever changed: for better and for worse. High school A.U. Cover art by Kegi Springfield.

In which teams are shuffled; Ruby feels like a one-eyed king in a land where everyone else has two; Dove babysits three avatars of chaos and destruction; and Jaune just wants his team to stop arguing for ten consecutive minutes.

Fate is a fickle thing. Time and time again, the Once and Future King has woken from her slumber to aid her country in its time of need. The World could not refuse her plea, her prophecy, but it has entered a never-ending loop as a result. Fed up, Alaya sends one of her dogs to fetch the key to a new Guardian. Fuses myth & FSN. Very Slow build. Cowritten with UniverseCreator.

Jaune had no interest in Ozpin's latest training initiative, especially when it pit boys against girls across Beacon. Cowardice or not, he intended to hide and wait the whole thing out. Leading the male alliance wasn't part of the plan, nor was becoming mankind's final hope. He was a coward, an idiot and a weakling. It was just a shame no one would believe him when he said so!

Five years after Beacon, Jaune's still going home alone as often as not. An unlikely encounter with Yang may have just the solution- drinks, company, and a hell of a lot of pickup lines. (Now Complete)

"You should think of this as an opportunity to learn about a completely different method of applied thaumaturgy," Zelretch explained. He then sighed and lamented, "For shame, to be cursed with such an ungrateful apprentice..."

Jaune and Blake are dating. No one else really gets it.

Maybe one day he'll be everything she ever wanted in life. But today is not that day.