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Today, we have for you, a small but rather delayed update to the Fanfiction section. There are a variety of excuses for the slow pace of the updates, nearly all of them involving zombies of some sort.

First up in Final Fantasy IV's fanfic section, we have the first submission to CoN by wyvern14. "Twin Moons" is a story following Edge and Rydia towards the end of the game, and their relationship. We hope there's more where this came from.

Moving on and moving the I in the roman numeral to the other end to get the Final Fantasy VI section, the latest addition is a second story from MeaPortia, "A Night at the Opera", which as the title implies, chronicles the events at the Opera house in all the chaotic detail.

Finally, in the Final Fantasy Tactics section, we have two more great submissions by L. Cully. "Vigil" follows Delita as he ponders more than the honour he has been given, with some non-explicit allusions to adult themes. "The Prodigal One" meanwhile sees Meliadoul reflect on her past and ponder her future.

That concludes our update for today, so please, read them, and comment here or in their original threads if you wish. Maybe you wish to encourage a faster update in future after reading them, and there's one very simple way to do this: Submit your own fanfiction work at the site submissions section of the forums. Who knows, maybe next time I'll upload them without breaking every fanfic section I add something to?

As you all likely know, I really don't read much fanfiction. I was presented with the opportunity to read Cully's, though, in an effort to help Del properly characterize them, and I was blown away by both. If you've played FFT, I strongly suggest checking them out if you've yet to do so.

Read the Meliadoul fic -- great stuff. She's always been one of my faves.

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It's gonna be a glorious day
I feel my luck can change

L. Cully's work--as well--is brilliant. Read anything written by Cully. Ever.

Have you ever read Delita/Ovelia erotica before? If the genre is anything like it's here written, you should read more.

Seriously, I'm wondering whether L. Cully is a published author. Her work allows impresses me (and I'm incredibly pretentious).