In a world full of fairies and angels, genies and demons, shapeshifters and dragons, you would expect it to be fantastical and whimsical! And oh how Virgil wished, cause then maybe he wouldn't be stuck in a gang war. It wasn't too bad, at least he wasn't one of the muscle men, he was just a weaponsmith. And he had a friend, sure it was Janus who would constantly mess with him like a younger brother but better than nothing. Especially since years prior he wanted nothing to do with the gang he was in, named Wolfsbane. And even now, he wanted nothing to do with Bleeding Rose, their gang's opponent. Bleeding Rose was run by two men, twins, and there was a bounty on their heads. So of course, Janus goes after them, dragging Virgil into his mess. However, although Bleeding Rose was a young gang, the leaders were not easy to kill. And soon, Janus and Virgil learned they weren't easy to resist either. The two of them find themselves teetering between both of the gangs, trying to not be killed by either, while also evading the police. The ships are prinxiety, demus, and logicality I will display content warnings at the beginning for every chapter as needed, which will include death (not main character), blood, gore, drugs/alcohol, kidnapping, and cursing. These characters belong to Thomas Sanders on YouTube, though there will be some OC's that are mine.

#1 Thomas Sanders || 8:2:18 Virgil never sleeps. He never eats, never drinks. All he does is work from the comfort of his room, never talking to anyone; never going outside. Without realizing it, he has become famous to all the other sides - "The Drifter," as the youngers' like to call him. Never showing up for meetings and lessons, Virgil has become almost a legend, someone the lesser Sides look up to, admire almost, and someone the Upper Sides, aka Roman, Patton, and Logan, despise - a bad influence. They have deemed him "Unstable," a title only one person has had before. Something must be done, but will it do more harm than good?

Virgil Lily, Prince of Lillium, never really had a 'normal' life. He was housebound and treated differently... although that was because of his magic. Locked away until found by a seemingly ordinary adventure, his life gets turned upside down. Will Virgil be able to work past everything that happened to him? Will he ever truly understand why he is so different from those around him? In a world that has all but forgotten the magic of the past, Virgil is left feeling out of place and lost in time. He may have been found and helped by that adventure but... was he ever truly saved?

When a slacker, a kleptomaniac, a smartass, a flirt and a skipper all end up in detention on a Saturday, no one really knows what's going to happen. And no one expects to know any of the others. (Cover art by @winstermagic. This is probably one of my favourite covers, thanks so much Win) Trigger Warning for pretty much the whole book: Virgil has needles and threatens people with them several times. Someone pointed out to me that this is a possible trigger so, I am very sorry. Sanders Sides characters belong to Thomas Sanders I don't own the film The Breakfast Club either

*completed* Despite being only 17, Virgil's had a horrible life, living in an orphanage and being an outcast at school, and it just got even worse when he's kidnapped by a freaking cult! He thought he was dead for sure when they started sacrificing him to some demon, but apparently the demon chose to serve him since he was the one giving away his blood to summon them. Now he's stuck with a demon named Roman who will take his soul when he dies, yeah, that's probably the worst thing that's happen to him so far. Or so it seemed at first... The ships will be prinxiety, logicality, and demus because I'm basic I will display trigger warnings at the beginning for every chapter as needed, which will include bullying, gore, death (but not main character death), cults, lots of religious things (including a bit of Christianity), divorce, and cursing. These characters belong to Thomas Sanders on YouTube, though there will be some OC's.

"Patton, the people will question this!" "Logan is right, Patton! How do we know that they won't be bad? Y-Y'know, like their parents?" Patton scowled at his two best friends but quickly replaced it with a smile. "Well, we have to try!" In Auradon, Prince Patton has been granted to alter one thing about his father's' rule. This is so he can set ideas up for when he finally becomes King. The change was supposed to be something educational, maybe an edit to the curriculum or school hours. Not inviting the children of three villains to go to the most prestigious school. But it's been done now. Virgil, Janus and Remus are leaving their life on the Isle of the Lost to live a new one. And they aren't too happy with this sudden change. Completed, 14/02/21 (14th February, 2021) Top Ranking: #1 out of anxietysanders ~11/10/20 (11th November, 2020) #14 out of sanderssides ~10/06/21 (10th June, 2021)

Logan, Roman, and Patton are best friends and the best team of superheroes in the city. Together they have stopped hundreds of crimes and captured several villains. The only villain they can't seem to catch is Deceit, The Duke, and Virgil, a young man who has been helping Deceit for years. After saving Virgil from two of his old classmates the team of three bring him back to their apartment. They discover that nearly everything they used to think about Virgil is wrong. Including the truth behind Virgil's relationship with Deceit. Will the trio of superheroes be able to convince Virgil to stop his life of crime? What will Deceit do when he discovers that his evil team member has been taken hostage by the cities greatest superheroes? Will Remus eat the cities supply of deodorant? You just don't know #1 in RemusSanders 8/25/20 #1 in princey 8/25/20 #1 in loganxpatton 8/25/20 #2 in virgilxroman 8/25/20 #5 in deceitsanders Cover by the amazing Winstermagic, go check out some of their work they have a reading list with all the covers they designed.

The night the Particle Accelerator exploded was a terrible one. Dozens of people were killed and even more were injured. Some, however, were affected in a totally different way. Some became metahumans. And one of those special few was Danika Rhodes. Dani is a 24-year-old art curator living in Central City; close to her family. She lived a normal and happy life before the Particle Accelerator exploded. When the wave of dark matter hit her, the energy stopped then restarted her heart. Now Dani is a metahuman trying to find her new role in the city she's known her whole life.

Despite being abandoned at an orphanage when he was just a few hours old with nothing more than a necklace and a name, Virgil was happy. He had a good life where he felt accepted and didn't need anything else. However, when tragedy strikes on his seventeenth birthday Virgil becomes a shell of his former self. In an attempt to help Virgil, the orphanage transferred him to a different school. Weird things start happening to Virgil that he just can't explain and when three new people start to push their way into his life, Virgil finds himself in a very hairy situation. Can Virgil keep his walls up, or will they be torn down right before his eyes? And for the love of Crofter's why does he feel so weird when he is around the apparent leader of the trio? Trigger warnings: character death, panic attacks, needle mentioned in one chapter. Please let me know if I missed any. Rankings: #1 in Virgil 1/20/20 #1 in Virgil again! 1/28/20

It's one thing to be the best rider in the riding school's team. It's one thing to have the most expensive, impressive horse in the stables. It's a whole other thing, however, to connect with him - especially after a nearly-fatal accident that transpired the year before, an accident that seems to have set a wall between the rider and his trusty steed. So you can probably imagine to yourself Roman's shock and annoyance when he finds his horse purring in comfort at the hands of Virgil, a simple stable boy. What connection does he possibly have with Roman's horse that Roman doesn't? And in a matter of mere minutes? When Roman is forced to give the boy riding lessons, however, he soon discovers a side of the stable-boy he must have glossed over in the past. He pushes himself to put his pride aside when Virgil offers to teach him how to reconnect with his traumatized horse - at this point, Roman is desperate. And so the deal is made: Roman shall teach Virgil to ride in the showjumping ring, and Virgil shall teach him to face the animal he refuses to admit that he fears. I mean - what's the worst that can happen?