Akari means light. Light meaning the only array of hope given to the Ayumu nation. One of the largest empires known to mankind. When the empire suddenly disappears on the young girl's seventh birthday, an invasion erasing the nation forever, causing mysterious deaths upon the citizens. What are people to think when the light, the body of the Ayumu Nations crown princess is missing? On the run, from bounty hunters, or people who wish to fullfill their selfish desires. Akari grows old, erasing her luxurious childhood from her mind, and maintaining a life alone. Now fourteen, when members from Konoha convince her to join their village, she must conform to her new lifestyle. From being placed on a slacking team, to selfish fighting, Akari struggles to find her new place in this world. But when secrets arise and her questionable royal blood finally begins to seep through her, she learns that her place in the world is something much grander. "If Akari means light- -why am I trapped in such darkness?" Most art shown is by Ibuki Satsuki

Liz Dolan has put her life on hold for many reasons. Good ones, too (or so she keeps telling herself). Steve Rogers is trying to stumble forward with his life in a world that seems almost alien. When Steve moves into the Washington, D.C. apartment building owned by the Dolan family, John "Pops" Dolan continues trying to jump-start his granddaughter Liz's case of arrested development while trying to help the incognito super soldier adjust to life in a new century. Steve Rogers / OFC. This story starts approximately one year after the events of "The Avengers" and about one year before the events of "Captain America: The Winter Soldier". *** Wattpad Featured Story: March 28, 2016 ***

Endeavor doesn't believe in soulmates, right up until the moment he gets one. Enji isn't winning any awards for his vile parenting abilities and the only skill Hoshi Kansai really has is the ability to do the splits in skin-tight denim shorts without ripping them. They're from entirely different worlds with entirely different personalities. Everything about them should clash, and yet... it doesn't. And Enji isn't sure how to feel about that. Or: Endeavor finds redemption with the help of a short, quirkless stoner who likes to dance.