He was tired of this. Tired of the golden hallway, tired of the Dust on the wind... tired of dying. This time, for once, Sans decided he wasn't going to die alone. OR Sans uses the last of his strength to Shortcut back to Grillby and Alphys so he has at least one timeline where he dies with someone by his side.

"Take a swan dive off a roof!" He hadn't thought about Kacchan's advice for a long, long time. Honestly, though... it was starting to sound even more tempting than before. He'd thought having his dreams crushed on that rooftop was the most painful thing he'd ever been through, but he could see now that he was wrong. It was far worse to have his dream within his grasp, and have someone he loved-someone who was supposed to care about him-rip it away. ~~ When Midoriya Inko finally has enough and pulls her son out of UA, Izuku makes the only decision he feels he can.

A Google Docs with an occasionally updating list of adoptable prompts from me! Guidelines are listed within the 'story' (and again on the prompt list). Feel free to take a peek! This is me trying something new, because my brain has too many tabs open, and each one is a different fic I'm writing. If applicable, I'll post little snippets or rough drafts of anything I've written for these prompts that I don't plan to continue writing. Check 'em out! :)

When he expelled his entire First Year Heroics class, that was supposed to be the end of it. Aizawa was going to go home, get some coffee and forget the day ever happened. He wasn't supposed to be the accidental target of a rogue Quirk and end up with four legs and fur. On top of that, he was hopelessly lost somewhere in Musutafu. At least, he was until he was picked up by some timid green-haired child who seemed to be far too alone for Shouta's liking. Something about the kid had an old protective instinct rearing up in him. And he didn't like the way All Might was talking, either. Fine. UA could wait a bit. He had a Problem Child to look after first. In which Aizawa is turned into a cat, and adopted by a very lonely third year middle school student named Midoriya Izuku.

Three years he spent on that godforsaken island. Three years running for his life and fighting tooth and nail for survival against creatures that should be nothing more than fossils. Three years of sharpening his instincts and senses into a weapon all their own. And finally, after three years, he had the opportunity to chase his dream. And he'd be damned if he let the opportunity pass him by. UA would have to handle him, ready or not. Midoriya Izuku was going to take the world of heroics by storm.

MiM makes the Guardians travel through Jack's memories in an attempt to bring everyone closer together. How will they react to his mortal life? How will they react to his 300 years of solitude? Jack has secrets that he never wanted anyone to know. Too late, now.

Swan Dive Summary The Slime Villain Incident, and the events leading up to it happen one year earlier. Izuku, broken and lost in the face of All Might's words, decides to take Kacchan's advice. But a familiar Underground Hero won't let a young life end so quickly. How will a simple right-place-right time scenario change things? OR: Aizawa Shouta saves the life of Midoriya Izuku and finds himself with a new apprentice and surrounded by a quickly growing family circle. What has he gotten himself into? Heavy Dadzawa and Dadmic. Auntie Nemuri and eventual redeemed Bakugo.

When the world ends, their only hope is to send one Quirkless man back in time. Back in his 14-year-old body, will Midoriya Izuku be able to save the world that shunned him all his life? And will he finally be able to become a hero this go around? Good thing he had time as a vigilante to practice.

I was watching episode 8 (where Izuku admits to Bakugo that his Quirk isn't really his), and I thought to myself, "What if Aizawa overheard that conversation?" So here we are. Just a little oneshot on his thoughts and reaction, but if you want more, I might consider it. ^^

When Corona Virus forces 1-A into an online classroom for a period of time, Aizawa is annoyed. But when his number one Problem Child starts wearing makeup and flinching at movement, he becomes concerned. Izuku just wishes that his father never came home in the first place.