RadiantRaindragon's Literatures

He wasn't used to nightmares, but at least he had friends - the best friends in the world - to help him deal with them. It made everything seem less scary, somehow.

Prequel/sequel/companion piece to 'Flowers in the Grass', dealing with Crowley's side of things after his forced servant Cherry abandons him unexpectedly.

Cherry finally leaves Crowley, but it's going to be an upward climb to find true peace after everything he did.

Sort of monologue-y.

Vincent was an ordinary man - until a witch decided to turn him into a cat as punishment for refusing to help an injured stray. He never even knew magic was real, but now here he was, trapped in an unfamiliar form and forced to survive in a harsh world. Learning to adapt won't be easy, but perhaps it's a valuable journey towards redemption.

He'd find a way to get Lucifer out of the picture somehow.

(Twoshot from Crowley's childhood. Warning for violence and somewhat disturbing thoughts about killing one's own brother.)

Loch and Pyre decide to help out their overworked lyric writer, Stal, by coming up with their own song idea.

Five band members enjoy a successful concert at a local bar.

A tiny snippet of Truman's past.

A short piece of writing giving an insight into King Eldritch's daily life.

Yet another short piece from Crowley's school days, in which he and his friend Astron think up a new song for their rock band.

Adder and Ethereal discuss scars, jobs, and memories. Mostly Adder's.

Rex and Armin drink and talk.

Crowley becomes uncomfortably open after enough drinks, and Colin is forced to listen to things he'd rather not.

Small scene from Crowley's school/band days. Is connected with Band Practice, but can be seen as either a sequel or a prequel to it.

Originally written in December 2017 for a personal Christmas Advent Challenge.

Returning to the royal palace on Christmas Eve, injured from a street fight, Adder is found by Princess Ethereal and starts to get an inkling that she sees him as something more than just a trusted guard.

A normal day in the life of two ghost friends, in which Spike "finds" one of William's belongings and then tries to sell it back to him.

Originally made for a forum game (slightly edited).

Princess Ethereal isn't too happy about having a former criminal as a bodyguard.

A scene from Crowley's rock band days in school.

Asking your crush to go to the ball with you would be hard enough without the added pressure of you being completely different social ranks. That, and he's too busy joking around to give you a straight answer.

Short conversation originally written for a forum game.

An unlikely duo of TV reporters head out together to interview a celebrity.

Glade is a dragon who doesn't fit in his the rest of his kind; a pacifist rather than a fighter. He struggles to find a place in society, but doesn't allow the insults and harsh words to ruin his enjoyment of life.

Two very different ghosts meet on a dark night in an old house.

Crowley saves Cherry from a gang of dark creatures, but makes it clear that he's only doing it because she's useful to him. Cherry doesn't know why she bothers to stay with him anymore. She's on the verge of walking away, despite her feelings for him.

Short piece taking place during Crowley and Lucifer's childhood. If you've ever wondered what their relationship was like, this will give you a good idea. Originally written for a forum game.