In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.

Tara didn't remember much of the time before the outbreak. What others held onto in these frightful times, she tried to forget, praying it'd someday disappear, like sketches in the sand being washed away by the weightless tug of the waves. The only memory that she gave the time of day to be replayed, the one thing she kept going back to, was how quickly it happened. No one expected it, anticipated such a sudden tragedy. It was like it was creeping up on them all; it was always meant to happen, always going to, but no one could have known. Day by day it crept closer, gradually looming over them all like a storm cloud, just waiting for the moment where everything would change. She hated them. Brutes, she and a few others has taken to calling them, though they were known by many other names to whoever was left out there. Unimaginably enormous, senseless giants. They were all once people, that she knew. Not anymore. That much was clear. They chased the scent of a human like mindless dogs, satisfying their unquenchable craving for human flesh, before it arose again, and they went back to scavenging their broken world for the prey. It was bizarre how they'd once all been people. They had lives with a family, friends, likes and dislikes, interests and passions... only to be degraded to the zombie-like giants they were now. No thoughts, no emotions. No empathy. They took what they could, no matter how it might mean everything to someone else, before they came back for more. So why was this one different?

"Out of all four boys that were a part of the unlikely friend group, only three of them were human."

Niles knows a lot about faeries. As a doctor who specializes in treating fae, he's become a leading expert in his field. But when a new patient crosses his path, a hybrid faerie named Ashton, even he begins to doubt his ability to help this patient. Ashton doesn't know where he is or how long he's been away from home. All he knows is that he shouldn't trust this new human doctor who is trying to help him adjust to life without his wings. Convinced that there is no way to get back home without endangering his entire clan, Ashton has resigned himself to his current predicament and given up on a hopeful future. As Niles tries to connect with this reserved and cautious faerie, and Ashton tries to rebuild his life from scratch, they both learn what it means to trust and move forward. AUTHOR'S NOTE Me, putting on a fake mustache and pretending to be a used car salesman: *slaps cover of story* This right here is our newest model! As a rom-dram-slice-of-life, this baby has it all: fluff/angst, hurt/comfort, slowburn, and MAGIC. All for the price of free.99! Don't love it? You can stop reading it at any time, free of charge! What a steal! So, what are you waiting for? Start reading today! Rated mature for: brief instance of suicidal ideation; brief, non-graphic mentions of torture (including forced confinement, mutilation, starvation); detailed panic attacks; PTSD If any of those things are especially upsetting to you, please read a story that will bring you joy and comfort instead so that you can properly live, laugh, and love. As an extra note, this story is very slice-of-lifey and character/relationship-driven with a focus on hope and healing. Note: All locations are fictional, just fyi.

Kalla Barron is 15 years old and 4 inches tall. Were she human this would be a rather disturbing fact, however Kalla Barron is no human--she is a hidden. The hidden are a race like humans in every way, except for an obvious size disparity. Kalla lives with her family and clan in a forest, far from any humans. But the sheltered life she lived is altered forever when two humans come camping in the woods. Kalla's life may never be the same again.

So, hi! I'm Jake. I don't exactly know how I got here, but essentially, I can change sizes. It just... happens. --- This is an old version of my story! A new one is in the works.

*Images aren't mine* My hero academia giant tiny one shots. Every story in platonic (If theres a image on my page, that isn't supposed to be re-uploaded please tell me :) )

(COMPLETED) Fawn is fascinated by Christmas: the candlelight, the evergreens, the endless array of sweets ripe for borrowing. Just her luck she's stuck with the one human in England who wants nothing to do with the holidays. Thomas dreads the yuletide season. Too many memories, too much pain. But when he stumbles across an unexpected Christmas visitor, he may just learn that the best gifts come in the smallest packages. ©All Rights Reserved #1 Yuletide

Persephone escapes her captor to find herself on a new planet filled with giants, Asgard. There she meets Prince Loki and Thor. How will she get back home and will be able to survive on a giant planet?

One shots of different avengers, interacting with different tinies, either other tiny avengers or readers