The escape of Mephiles brings panic to Möbius, and a heavy strain to Shadow and Amy's already distant growing relationship. Can everyone survive and stick together through Mephiles' comeback and vengeance? Note: the sequel to Dreams of an Absolution. Started it on my iPod spelling and grammar might need 'tweaking' pl...
After the events of "Sonic '06" The future is now safe at last! But Silver had yet to enjoy his new future when Blaze tells him his very existence is in jeopardy due to changing a very vital part of his own past to bring him in the world. If he never exists then all his hard work would be undone and due to repeat itse...
Amy owns land in her village, because after her father died, it was passed down to the eldest child. It's the last piece of land that isn't owned by the nobles of the region, and Amy and Karley will go to great lengths to protect it. Unfortunately, Amy is engaged to the Lord's son, Sonic. Meaning that Sonic will own t...
Amy's POV I keep walking towards the library, then I hear footsteps....they'll probably move out of the way so I keep walking. Just when I was about to take another step, someone crashed into me, the books went flying and I fall backwards. I quickly look up to see it was Shadow The Hedgehog, oh crap. If you bump into...
Shadow has come back to earth to find it has been taken over by nothing but plant life. And Amy ready to comite suicide!! After saving her they set out to find who else has servived the sudden nature change. They venture to the sunken Angel Island in hopes of finding the dreadlock red Echidna Knuckles. But the island...
What happens when someone is told not to do something? They normally do it. But what happens if the rumors that created this rule, weren't true?
Amy believes she's in love with sonic and thinks of him as one of the important people in her life. But will her opinion of her blue hero change after sonic tells her what he really feels about her? Amy decides to leave and to grow but after 3 years she finally comes back with a huge secret.
