The moon shown down on a dark and shadowy forested clearing. And inside a small den made from an old hollowed-out tree rested a large feamale she-wolf. Her soft and silky white fur glowed silver in the moonlight. “Mother?" a small voice called out from the darkness. The silver-colored she-wolf tour her gaze from the moon and turned to face her two young pups.

Pasts seem to catch up to the present at the worst moments, don't they? A few months after the events of Princess Mononoke, Tataraba seems to finally be settling down. Unfortunately, things are rarely as simple as they appear. A new stranger arrives, probing for answers to questions he shouldn't have. As the secrets unravel, some can't help but see a strange link between them...

An Ashitaka x Eboshi arranged marriage AU thing.

6 months after the events of Princess Mononoke, Ashitaka is plagued with frightening visions. When a stranger is found, wounded, confused, and confusing, Ashitaka must do what he can to solve his own mystery, before both Tataraba's and the stranger's fate entwine.

A year later, San is expecting Ashitaka's child, born of their love and bringing the world of humans and the forest together. San contemplates her bond with Ashitaka as he nurses her through her pregnancy. Reflecting on how much their lives have changed. Sequel to mated for life, *Oneshot*, fluff and feels, Teenage romance, A/U, AshitakaxSan

A Sequel-Their hearts broken by truth, San and Ashitaka arrive in the Capitol to rescue Kaya, a prisoner of the Empire. San -in the mask of Princess Saisana-works to deceive an entire nation's royalty, while Ashitaka hides in plain sight from those who would destroy him. They cannot fail. Their lives, their fragile relationship, and the future of an entire race hangs in the balance

Ashitaka x Eboshi. Ashitaka realizes that he cannot live with San. Eboshi is alone, struggling with her past. Two wounded souls will find unlikely solace in one another.

Seriously injured from his time in Tataraba, a feverish Ashitaka lies in the wolf's den. As San watches over him, the wolf princess asks herself why she feels so concerned about this particular human. How did she come to feel this way about him anyway?

Moro has a hostile encounter with a fox and raccoon spirit. Words and claws are exchanged, and Moro realizes that even she, a forest god, cannot change the course of nature.

"The great forest is dying in its recovery, Ashitaka. Nothing will ever be the same again." As time es since the death of the Forest Spirit, Ashitaka has been determined to meet San at the woodland border as often as he can. Her forest may be permanently scarred, but the bridge between their two worlds promises a brighter tomorrow. :: [One-shot]

San and Ashitaka love each other dearly. But some in Tatara-ba do not take it kindly, while some Forest Guardians are opposed to such. As a result, the two sides are pushed to the brink of war, only for a threat to arise against them and the Forest. Will they put aside differences and work together or suffer the fateful consequences?

It had been five years since the war between the humans and the gods and the death of the Forest Spirit. But after tragedy struck again, hope came back with the birth of the Prince of the Wolves, Soku. But when an incident happens with his mother, he runs away and discover the human world for himself - both the joys and cruelties of it. Chapter 2 rated M for sex.

San was the princess of the Emishi tribe, in an arranged marriage with someone she didn't love, and wanted to see what life was like outside of her valley. But then she was cursed by a Demon, forced to leave her village, and is thrown into a battle between humanity and the Gods of the forest. As San tries to stop the killing, she meets a human boy leading the Wolf Gods - Ashitaka.

During world war 2, a bomber gets shut down over an island and the crew find themselves in something bigger than themselves.

Когда они расставались, оба знали, что видятся не в последний раз. Идет время, они скучают. Мысли об обретенных чувствах заполняют их умы, в которых рождается неотвратимое осознание, что они никогда не смогут отпустить друг друга. И хоть юноша искренне верил, что ему удалось завоевать сердце девушки, в день долгожданной встречи все идет немного не по плану. Ashitaka/San Lemon

It has been a long time since Ashitaka set foot in the woods. Legions of Kodamas welcomed him and lighted his path. With Yakul as his companion, they make their way to San in the new heart of the forest.

Había pasado un tiempo desde la última vez que se vieron Ashitaka y San. Los sentimientos pueden florecer o desaparecer, todo eso dependía del sagrado tiempo. Y más si unos forasteros querían entorpecer su relación. R&R

La Princesse Mononoke et Dame Eboshi se haïssent mutuellement et défendent chacune avec rage leur peuple respectif ; en ça elles se ressemblent bien plus qu'elles ne voudront jamais l'ettre. ::one shot::

Réponse à un défi. San et Dame Eboshi se pensaient totalement différentes, mais elles n'étaient en réalité que le reflet l'une de l'autre.

A complete novelization of the film Princess Mononoke. While they're a few extra scenes to add context, it's not to subtract from the main story. Enjoy. Status: Complete. Disclaimer: Princess Mononoke is owned by Studio Ghibli and the movie's director, Hayao Miyazaki. This is just a fan-made novel. I do not intend to claim Princess Mononoke as my own work.

Even after the war has ended, there are still many scars left to heal, and painful memories to forget. And in the midst of trying to undo the damage done, Ashitaka does what he can to make himself a part of San's life.

Qu'importe ce qui les avait fait se rencontrer, un lien s'était créé entre Ashitaka et San. Un lien qu'une malédiction ou une guerre entre humains et dieux ne pourraient briser.

San and Ashitaka after the movie (Lore-friendly) short one-shot

"When King Lear dies in Act V, do you know what Shakespeare has written? He's written 'He dies.' … No fanfare, no metaphor, no brilliant final words… And yet, every time I read those two words, I find myself overwhelmed with dysphoria. And I know it's only natural to be sad, but not because of the words 'He dies.' But because of the life we saw prior to the words."

A novel version of the movie's scenes featuring San, focusing on her inner dialogue, thoughts, and feelings. See how things play out from her point of view, from her first meeting with Ashitaka to the end of the war. COMPLETE