Stories by Pengping

This starts where the 7th book epilogue ends. In the wake of the Wizarding War, the Malfoys are outcast because of their alliance with Voldemort AND then from betraying him, and Draco's son must bear it all. Not only does Scorpius now have to overcome the chaos of Hogwarts, he must also overcome the taint of his family name and prove he and his kin are worthy of being wizards.

Sequel to "Slaves of the Confederacy." Serra Winters has been relegated to politics on Raxus, forced to deal with the cloak-and-dagger politics rather than straightforward combat. As she struggles to adapt, the very war she was sent away from comes to Raxus... Meanwhile, the Jedi launch a rescue mission to free Kenobi before he is transferred to the dreaded Citadel.

'Sequel to The Third Kira.' It began with the angels' civil war. The lone survivor made the DEATH NOTEs to feed on human energy to recover. The King of Death now turns his attention to Earth. The Centurions remain determined to save humanity from the worship of Kira, while Raven Greyson bears Kira's mantle. She will have her victory and create the New World. What began shall end.

Kira - also known as Light Yagami - is dead. Yet, when another Shinigami becomes bored of the his world, he follows in Ryuk's footsteps and drops a DEATH NOTE to the human world where it is found by a girl named Raven. Raven decides that with the real Kira gone and his powers in her hands, why not continue his legacy and create the New World herself? Near disagrees with her.

2366. The Romulans have long fought with the Federation and its Vulcan citizens. Now however, Centurion Bochra of the Romulan Empire has to find a traitor in the Tal Shiar that destroyed Tomalak's ship. To do so, he has to work with a Vulcan from the Federation with information. The search takes him to the highest levels of the Empire and the truth about his Vulcan "ally."

Sequel to 'Rise of the Red Hunters.' The Red Hunters guild get dirty looks from the Beta symbol they wear, but no one says anything. Who wants fight a guild that specializes in killing players? The Red Players. After a Red Player is taken hostage the Hunters find themselves in open war against the Laughing Coffin, the new PK guild, and in war there are always casualties...

Post-Avengers. Sequel to "Shadows of the Past." War rages on Asgard, and SHIELD and the Avengers must work with Angborn on a case involving an Asgardian criminal. Black Cell escapee Dalkr is on Midgard, and he's killing to complete a terrifying ritual. HYDRA has also learned of Dalkr's ritual and they want him to succeed, even if it means the HYDRA Uprising happens a little early.

Two months ago, the war between Berserk and Berk ended with Dagur's incarceration. One month ago, Alvin faked Dagur's death and says he was killed in an escape attempt. Now Dagur's sister goes looking for trouble - starting with Berk who she believes is responsible for Dagur's imprisonment and later "death." Can Hiccup find a way to keep the peace or will war rule again?

Pre-Tilaria. Sequel to "Nightmare." The Loki you love is beginning to appear as the prince learns. One month has passed and Loki is earning his title as Godling of Mischief. Mischief on Asgard though translates to open war on Jötunnheim where Laufey fights for control against a band of outlaws, and Loki's going to need all of his new skills when the Jötunn's war comes to Asgard.

Babylon 5 is in trouble yet again. People said the Dilgar were extinct. Then Jha'dur showed up on the station. Again people say the race is dead. Then a ship carrying a Dilgar girl in cryosleep is recovered by a Starfury pilot named Harmony Silver, a Dilgar/human hybrid. The truth behind the First Dilgar War is revealed and, thanks to the Dilgar girl, the Second Dilgar War begins.

Post-Avengers. Sequel to "Shadows of the Past." Loki is free from the dungeon, but he's not alone. Black Cell inmate Lorelei is also free, and eager to kill Asgard's royal family and become queen. Tilaria also failed in her mission against Asgard, but she has a backup plan that's about to be put into motion. Can Loki and Odin stop fighting long enough to save Asgard? NO PAIRINGS.

Pre-Thor. Sequel to "The Supers Before the Heroes." A traitor in Alfheim's royal family uses Tilaria's return to Alfheim to start a civil war. Everyone watches as King Hallien fights for control while divisions on the "utopia" of the Nine Realms deepen. The war threatens to spill over into other realms, a terrible, bloody war with no end in sight, unless it is stopped. Soon.

Sequel to "The Power of the Sith." Serra has defeated and captured Obi-Wan Kenobi. She now travels to Zygerria to get a slave to tend to the Gungan girl she just won. The bounty on her head has unfortunately encouraged Cad Bane to hunt her down. He can catch her, but whether or not he can bring her to his ship and trade her for the reward without her escaping remains to be seen.

One-shot. This is the story, retold by Leif's point of view, of how he became god-touched. It is how he went from being a normal Berserker to a special gifted one. This is the story that started the god's interest, and interference, in the Berserker tribe. It is part of my universe: "Walking a Dagur's Edge Between Peace and War."

Pre-Thor. Sequel to "One Month One War." Tilaria is now on Asgard with the princes, still recovering from the effects of the war Alfheim was thrown into. Asgard soon learns in the worst way possible that Alfhiem's war is not yet over. Daris has returned and with a Dark Elf warship at his disposal, and his threat of destroying Alfheim AND Asgard has now become all too possible.

Pre-Thor. Thor is 13, Loki 12. OC Tilaria is about their age but elves age slower so its hard to tell exactly. First story of my Pre-Thor arc. Life on Asgard is normal until the Ambassadors from Alfheim arrive. With them comes the Light Elves Princess Tilaria. She meets the Princes and knowing them, things are bound to get interesting. No one however, expected it to get bloody...

Pre-Tilaria. Sequel to "A Different Kind of Courage." Ever since Loki used the Tesseract he has been having nightmares. Since Chthon cannot reach Loki directly, he conditions the child's mind as it sleeps. By doing so, he makes Loki's magic and mind unstable - which is his plan. This is what happens after Loki touches the Tesseract.

Post-Avengers. Sequel to 'I Promise'. 30 years after Tilaria's disappearance, Loki attacks Midgard with a Chitauri army at his back and loses. He is brought back to Asgard muzzled and chained. His sentence is execution. When things can look no darker, they do, for an old enemy of the Realm's past is back and they have a new – and familiar – general.

The Death Game has 9000 people trapped within its world. Some work on expanding the human frontier to clear the 100 floors, and those who do are dubbed Clearers. A small group of Betas learn that the Clearers are ignoring another growing threat - Red players, murderers. The Betas take it onto themselves to put them in their place, and defeat some floor bosses while they're at it.

Riders: Defenders of Berk. This retells the story of the Frozen Skrill in episodes 10 and 11 from Alvin's, Dagur's, and the Skrill POV. We all know what Hiccup saw, but this is what the episode did not show.

The Jedi have been busy fighting off the Separatists and their Sith leader Count Dooku. Savage and Ventress have both left the war, making things that much easier for the Republic. All they have to do now is defeat Grievous and the war is won - or so they think. Unfortunately, there is a new Sith in the battlefield, and she is unlike any they have met before.

Pre-Tilaria. The Loki you know is a smooth talking mage, a one man army. As a child he has none of his later confidence and is only aware of how little Odin likes him. When Loki saves Thor and drowns, he discovers a new courage that only grows when Marauders take him hostage and he uses the Tesseract. But because of that, the Chitauri find him, and they are intrigued by his power.

Pre-Avengers. First story of my Avengers arc. Loki has fallen ill and Thor refuses to leave his side. Worried about his little brother he makes a promise to him, but finds that in the future when Loki truly needs him, he fails and Loki falls off the Bifrost. Thor's regret after Loki's "death." Takes place from the end of Thor (2011) to the Avengers (2012) movie.