Vigilantes are a problem in hero society. Regulations are broken and the bureaucracy gets messy for the people who have to do it. While most like that Vigilantes help with no reward, it can have a downside. But imprisoning Vigilantes does have a strain on trust with the public. So, for those who have been vigilantes before, and are in the right age group. U.A has volunteered to be a part of the beta test of the VRP(Vigilante Reform Program). 10 former Vigilantes who are in the right age range will be selected and then tested through exams, and later on undergo a practical exam. If they score good enough on the exam will take the practical exam, only the top four will get into U.A. because too many added into the classrooms could prove to be a straining on the other students. Those who do fail the exams, if they came from Juvie, will get help with getting parole. They will also be on a waitlist in case the current former vigilante students don't work out or if other schools end up requesting to be part of this experiment as well. This is the story of how 4 teens outcast for trying to help, changed society forever. It is the story of tragedy and regret, of love and adventure, of kids giving bureaucrats migraines. Can you call yourself a hero if you just follow orders? Or do you have to break rules to help those around you? Note: I do not own anything from MHA or the Massiveverse. MHA belongs to Kōhei Horikoshi and the Massiveverse was spearheaded by Kyle Higgins. (Also I plan on ignoring any language barrier for narrative convenience like how aliens somehow speak English and nobody questions it. I could have an explanation for it, but I don't really want to focus on it, because I just want to write the story. Just assume they were able to learn Japanese with help or something, I want to focus on the story not too much on realism, after all it is My Hero Academia, a world where people can have spray bottles for heads; it'll be like the dubbed version)

I was hoping to use Y/N Wayne again.

On her eighteenth birthday, Joan discovers that she is cloned from the famous Joan of Arc. But being cloned in America comes at a steep price. Segregated and oppressed, clones are forced to act as docile servants to the rest of the Evolved population. Follow Joan as she decides whether to run from her Cloned fate and spend the rest of her life in hiding, or to join a Throwback rebellion populated by clones of the greatest leaders in history. Her decision will lead her down a path of intense danger, new friendships, and epic love. Perfect for fans of: The Hunger Games, Scythe, and character-driven YA where the stakes are life-and-death but the hearts are human.

This is the story of a boy who gets sent 100 years into the future and explores the world that has been influenced by genetic engineering.

A strange tale of the future of humankind Sci-fi/Romance for mature readers. Novel - 80,000+ words. Warning: This story contains mature content.

(COMPLETED) Wattpad NA Featured Novel After ordering a Robotic Boyfriend from an anonymous website on the dark web, Ivy Fisher goes to many length to free him from the strange company. **** With the help of Roman Huxley, a computer genius, Ivy Fisher is out to find out the reason why her Robotic Boyfriend had little to no identity of a Robot, but a human. Together, they come across a shocking discovery that earth might have another dimension within. But Despite the warnings from Ethan Murray, her Robotic Boyfriend, she is determined to find his dimension and free him from their clutches, but on a mission to save all the subjects forced into the dimension, Ivy Fisher finds herself in big trouble, as an unfortunate incident causes her life to change for the worse. _ YA-SCI-FI

Ada, a cashier in a consumer-tech dystopia, uses electro-pulse capabilities on a revenge mission against her father. Along the way, she hopes to discover the source of her power. Ada's life changes with her new abilities. She blames her father for her husband's death, and fears being discovered by the Prominent-run State. Unusual citizens are labeled N.A., never to be seen again. Yet, Ada has little to lose when her mother lands in the hospital and needs money for a new synth. She drives to Atlanta, intent on finding her father and making him pay. However, he's no longer the alcoholic she remembers. Moretz has transformed into a Congressman with a family and a new name, ready for a Senator's seat. Ada's scheme lands her on the N.A. list, leads a stranger to stalk her, and stunts her relationship with her newfound siblings. Soon, she has to decide which is more important: a vendetta, or forgiveness. *August 2023- WP Superhero Summer Reading List *July 2022 WP Summer Heroes Reading List *2021 Wattys Shortlist *July/August 2021 Editor's Pick* *Oct. 2021 WP Reading Radar List*

Thousands of years ago, the great and powerful city of Atlantis existed in all its full glory on Earth. Today, Atlantis is but a historical ghost and the only remnant of that myth of a lost nation is a girl called Ava, who walks silently among the people of present-day Earth; an enigma, a curse. For Ava Kinski has an undiscovered role in the sullen events that has captured the planet - the arrival of the same unknown invaders from the heavens that destroyed Atlantis a long, long time ago... Caught in the seemingly uncanny events is a Alec Archer and his friends; their worlds colliding with Ava, as they are unknowingly thrust in a quest for the truth that will take them to the legend that is Atlantis and to worlds away in time and space, in a magical universe they never knew existed as they are embroiled in a sinister plot of epic proportions. And the question they all have to ask - is Ava a friend or foe? This is the untold story of Atlantis. Please note this work is raw and unedited so sorry for the many mistakes. This is an original work, not a fan fiction, nothing to do with Aquaman, Disney's Atlantis or Stargate. Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to any photos/ media used on here

"Cormac, you need to tell me what's going on." Cyra demands, fixing him with an unwavering stare. Her stomach churns at the terrified look on her brother's face. It was one she had never seen before. "Cyra, I've put us all in danger." -------------------------------- Hundreds of years in the future, all the inhabitants of earth live together in Uniterra. With equal rights for all, society is content. Or are they? Seventeen-year-old Cyra Ocean is forced to venture into the unknown, enlisting the help of unexpected allies to save her older brother from the government's claws. In a system where leaving society is considered treason, she has no choice but to insurgo- to rebel and rise up. Will she succeed? Or will her life be taken before she has the chance to? -------------------------------- weekly chapter updates #featured --------------------------------- Insurgo rankings: #2 climate (22/01/2021) #14 utopia (17/01/2021) #92 technology out of 12.1k stories (24/02/2021)

On a dare, grad student Jessica Evans writes a thriller, creating a nightmare scenario based upon the theory that the speed of light is not a constant-one that has a dark application. Her protagonist (the fiancé of a scientist killed in a car crash) is pursued by those who want to use the theory to create the world's most powerful weapon. Jessica's research into the science stirs up concern from an extremist group intending to use it for evil. Before long, Jessica's life mimics that of her protagonist, as she runs from terrorist conspirators who suspect she may try to stop them from causing a major disaster. As the clock ticks down, Jessica must put the pieces together and avert a global catastrophe.