King Corobo is dead, and Alpoko is left in the hands of his many queens. Over time, the princesses attempt to comfort each other and rebuild the kingdom. How will they manage to find strength in themselves and each other while mourning? Eventual Bouquet/Shizuka. TW: Death Mention

King Corobo, a fourteen year old monarch, has met his match in a campaign against the UMAs. Are even Princess Apricot's attempts to comfort him not enough? Will this be the end of Alpoko as they know it? Or can the king's superior tactics take the win, the land and the girl?

Verde is jealous, Corobo is unaware, and Liam is stuck in the middle. Again.

Once upon a time, there was an aggressively imperialistic little boy who wore a crown that was probably an eldritch abomination. He ruined the stable economies of the other nations in the area, appointed his personal friends to be his ministers of state, and practiced polygamy. Based on the excellent game Little King's Story, for the Wii.

Description: in and AU where the king and his princesses are the same age and the earthquakes never happened, the princesses compete for Corobo's attention while he has other problems to deal with. Rated K for some random monster related violence.

A girl story about a king I CAN'T THINK OF A SUMMARY FOR THIS! X X But it is better than what is said P ONE-SHOT!

If the rich are more noble than the poor, and the busy are more noble than the lazy, then a king is the noblest of all. But if being a king involves leading your subjects to their doom, what is the point of being noble at all?