Kitake Kano has always done whatever it takes to survive, but at a certain point, it just isn't enough. Surviving alone isn't enough. He needs to learn how to live. With a quirk that can destroy as easily as it heals, Kitake treads the line between protector and monster - a line that his father has already crossed. He chooses the life of a hero. As he follows Izuku Midoriya on his journey to heroism, his path clashes with Katsuki Bakugo's, and their lives become forever intertwined. Kitake could change everything about himself, become someone else, but the question lingered, unanswered - Who was it he wanted to be? Notes: This is a Katsuki Bakugo x MALE OC, and it is a slow burn. Very slow. (He's going to hate him at first) This story does contain violence, body horror (I guess?), and some occasional swearing (Its Bakugo). There may or may not be SA, but I would put a warning if I did include that. There will not be warnings for violence or body horror because it will just be a continuous theme throughout the story, so if you aren't comfortable with it, my story may not be suitable for you I'm afraid. Kitake's quirk is literally body horror. There are continuous mentions of child abuse and spousal abuse, so again, read with that in mind. All kind words are appreciated. If you like it, please tell me. If you don't like it, please don't tell me. (Art belongs to artist, not me. Nothing except Kitake Kano and other original characters belong to me)

"the dreamers and the realists" Daisy Evans was the forgotten sister, probably because she wanted more. She believed there was more than the small life that Petunia wanted but she wasn't welcomed into the magical life of a witch that Lily had. No one from Petunia's life or Lily's life even knew that Daisy Evans existed until James Potter picked the lock on her door. "i could still see us lost in the memory" based on the song, august by taylor swift #7 in james potter on 2.16.21 #23 in potter on 3.6.21 #5 in remuslupin on 3.25.21 #2 in james on 4.7.21 (i recommend listening to 'clouds' on repeat while reading this :))

*COMPLETE* There are whispers across the kingdoms that the Paragon, that strangely gifted person who can wield all four Skills, has been found. They're wrong, of course. No one has caught the Paragon. Allayria should know: she's it. But Allayria doesn't want to be the Paragon, and in her pursuit of freedom she finds herself enmeshed in a web of lies, caught in a group who might be even more dangerous than she could have imagined. Still, she's not the only one who has problems: bigger tides of change and danger are shifting across the world she has been assigned to protect. The Jarles, a kingdom in the east, has begun moving across its borders, and there are strange murmurings about what they have done, and where all the children they abducted have gone. Faced with responsibilities she never wanted, and a life she thought she could never have, Allayria must decide how she will help--and if she will be the Paragon at all. _____________________ WIP Cover art and written work by Azi. Highest ranking: #66 in Fantasy 2/3/2018 Hi everyone! Thanks a ton for taking the time to read Paragon. I'm so excited to share it with you, and to hear your feedback, theories, and insight. It's just me, myself, and I on this one (no beta) so if you catch any errors or inconsistencies, give me a shout--it will be much appreciated. The plan is to release a new chapter each weekend until we reach the end. - Azi Note: violence, sexual themes, and some coarse language will appear in Paragon.

Everyone in the wizarding world knew of the sinister and wicked school named Baxtart's School for the Independent Wizard and Witch. Everyone knew what evil brewed within its walls. When this fear mongering school in the United States was finally shut down, former student, Elizabeth Maryn's parents decide to send her off to Scotland to go to an older school by the name of Hogwarts. When she attends, it is all much more than she had expected. There she meets a strange, mysterious boy that takes an interest in her malevolent past. Will she reveal her dark secrets to him or will she heed the advice of her own conscience and stay away?

Aurora did not choose to live with her biological dad. She has siblings to take care of and a mother to protect from her abusive stepfather. But she isn't left with much of a choice. So here she is, awkward white trash transplanted to a cold mansion and sent to a private rich kid school. She'd never known her dad had money because she hadn't known her dad. It would have been nice to know when she'd been living in a roach-infested trailer eating Ramen. But she knows the guy who keeps breaking into her email account and working around the blocks on her phone. She knows very well what a lover like that will lead to. But some relationships can't be cut off cold turkey. She tries her best to get through the adjustment by doing what she does best: acting like she's fine, being a boss of bathroom jokes, and programming dragons that can destroy any program down to its roots with a click of a mouse. This unintentionally garners the attention of her new school's anti-social hacker, who half the student body fears and the other half avoids.

Maude Avery has a body stashed in her attic. As the child of one of the wizarding world's most notorious Death Eaters, maybe this is to be expected. But the body isn't intended for dark magic or a vile experiment. It's the only way to keep Fred Weasley from crossing over the veil entirely. After attempting to rescue the prankster during the Battle of Hogwarts, Maude is stuck between a rock and a hard place. Or, more accurately, between the body of Fred and his spiritual form, who has yet to give her a moment of peace since his appearance. And she thought Peeves was a pain in the arse.

The year is 1942 and Europe is at the height of World War Two. Mila Goldstein, a Dutch Jew living in occupied Holland, has signed on as an informant for the British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS). However, days before her assignment, a wounded German soldier turns up on her doorstep. Will her decision to save a life prove fatal for her own? Or will the very person she has been taught to hate prove to be her greatest ally? Ranked 1 in Historical Romance Ranked 1 in World War Two Ranked 18 in History Ranked 59 in Historical Fiction (out of 34K) Ranked 100 in Historical (out of 33K)

Destruction. Few villains in this world brought as much as the famous Rikko Kurayami. The earth shaking villain caused the collapse of hundreds of buildings in a string of attacks that shook Japan to its core. Most see the man as an example of pure evil fed by the power of quirks. But Rikko Kurayami is dead. Leaving the pain of his hundreds of crimes in his wake. But that wasn't his only legacy. His daughter Nova Kurayami was left behind in the destruction he caused. All eyes were on her, she struggles to fight against what they say is her fate. Hoping for an escape from the pressures on her shoulders. Is a child really bound by a legacy?

It seems weird, but harmless, when SPR is hired to make the crying of a nonexistent baby stop. But though Mai loves babies and is more than willing to help, the crying can't be smothered, because how do you fulfill the need of something that was never technically alive? Has a dab of romance.

I need to get away I need to get away I need to get away Helia Blacksmith and people had never got on. Her blank stare and chilling gaze were enough to send most of the inhabitants of Hogwarts scrambling away. She never smiled, never laughed, never cried and never screamed. The only remotely interesting thing about her is the curious way her enemies end up being discreetly punished and the fact that every night, without fail, she disappears out her her dormitory to who-knows-where. And the Marauders are curious. Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs are about to take on a challenge. And as Remus is dragged further into Helia's world, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to Helia, the girl behind the carefully constructed mask and the stares wiped blank and the mystery. But Helia isn't going to make it easy for them to find her. She vanishes into thin air and lays traps and does everything in her power to eternally mess the the original Messers. But she can't help noticing one of them above the others. And in an internal battle she has learned to hide, what will win: her mind, that kept her protected for sixteen years, or her emotions, that have finally resurfaced after six? ///Cover by the fabulous @--feras ///