Northcreed is a very dangerous city, but for someone like Hyunjin who's incapable of feeling fear, it's not that big of a deal. Still, living without a basic survival instinct can get you into some trouble, and in a town full of gang activity? Well, he might need more than luck. When Hyunjin befriends a member of a vigilante group he didn't think much of it, but he might end up getting more involved then he planned. After joining the group for protection when some things go wrong, Hyunjin finds himself using his rather interesting skill set and his unshakable bravery to fight against the gang activity along side his new found allies. With the danger ever looming, the chaos never ending, and the rather odd members he's now surrounded with, it's unlikely his life is going to be boring anytime soon.

Minho used to have everything. A loving family, caring friends, and a stable plan for the future. However, life rarely goes the way you want it to. It took less than a week for everything to fall apart. His family disowned him, his friends turned their back on him, and he had no choice but to start over. All because of one stupid rumor. But how could Minho prove his innocence against such damning evidence? A year has passed and Minho was just barely getting back on his feet. But when college starts and he's confronted by his once closest friends, how will he deal with their change of heart? He lost everything, and now the people who turned their back on him want him back?

Hyunjin was raised with a silver spoon in his mouth. That was unavoidable when his father was the CEO of one of the biggest tech companies in South Korea. But such luxuries came with a price, and as Hwang Industries gained more and more enemies, their rivals began to view Hyunjin's life as another chess piece they could use to their advantage. With so many targets on Hyunjin's back his father deemed it necessary to hire a personal guard to protect his son. A guard strong and capable enough to defend Hyunjin from virtually anything. Lee Minho. Lee Minho was a cold and composed man who prioritized the safety of his wards over everything else. After five years on the job nothing seemed to faze him, and he risked his life to protect even those he viewed as insufferable. But never before had he met a ward as reckless and flirtatious as Hwang Hyunjin, and what was meant to be a cushy job quickly turned into a babysitting gig when he realized Hyunjin wouldn't hesitate to prioritize fun over his safety. Perhaps Minho should have asked for a larger salary.

While many would call Jeongin insane, he preferred the term . . . eccentric. It wasn't his fault he had uncontrollable energy, an unhealthy love of fire, and the inability to control his intrusive thoughts. But perhaps he should take some liability for always giving in to them. He was well known in the small city of Namwon for all the wrong reasons, and when renters were no longer willing to house him, he had no choice but to venture outside of the town and into the outskirts. How convenient that a roommate listing became available in the mysterious manor hidden beyond the trees of the beautiful Namwon Forest? The Yellow Wood vampires were a small and seemingly insignificant clan that preferred to remain separated from both humans and other vampires. They lived in isolation, surviving off the blood of humans they managed to lure in with roommate listings. And with their last "roommate" having died a mysterious death that they absolutely had NOTHING to do with, they were in need of another. But perhaps they should have done a background check before accepting their next victim.

Hyunjin wasn't a huge fan of getting kidnapped, but compared to aimlessly wandering the streets of Seoul, he couldn't say it was the worst way to spend a Friday night. Though they could have at least bought him dinner before shoving him into a van. SKZ was a group known to be more dangerous than even the most twisted mafias, and more influential than the countless corrupt politicians that were eloquent enough to hold office. They rarely made mistakes, but when a mix up led to them harming an innocent, they found themselves at a loss for how to handle their new and rather eccentric prisoner. And things only become more complicated when they learn that there's more to the suicidal beauty then what meets the eye.

Yellow Wood Community College was notorious for its delinquent student body. It was a place filled with those who wouldn't be accepted anywhere else, either because of their grades or their behavior. It was shady, rundown, and barely managed by staff. But it was also the only shot Seungmin had at going to college. Seungmin was a straight A student for his entire life, but because of a shitty financial situation, Yellow Wood Community College was the only place Seungmin could afford. But he wasn't one to give up, and despite his school life being far from easy, he still managed to get by. But when he's tasked with tutoring seven of the college's worst students, he finds life to be perhaps a bit more enjoyable, if not a lot more chaotic.

The Miroh was a game Jisung felt no shame about being addicted to. He had played it through dozens of times, memorized the majority of the dialogue, and knew the plot and the world in and out. He loved the game, but the only aspect he would change if he could was the existence of a character named Han. Han was for all intents and purposes, an annoying piece of shit. But when a not so pleasant run in in an alleyway leads to Jisung bleeding to death, he finds himself horrified at the realization that he was reincarnated into Han. How will Jisung navigate the ruined relationships Han has created within the guild Stray Kids, and how will Jisung survive a world he quickly learns he actually doesn't know that much about?

Odin and Ares, known only by their friends as Chan and Minho, always got what they wanted. That was true when they wanted to run the biggest criminal empire in South Korea. That was true when they wanted their names to be feared by even the strongest of heroes. That was true when they wanted each other. With their power, everything came to them with only a wave of the hand. And when they set their sights on a small-time hero, they assumed things would be no different. Because Hyunjin fascinated them. Drove them mad. And when something was of interest to the villain duo, they always found a way to obtain it. Hyunjin worked tirelessly to prove himself to his hero team. A team that only paid him any mind when they needed a punching bag. But Hyunjin put up with everything that was thrown at him and still kept his gentle nature, a gentle nature that fueled his desire to be a hero. To help people. But when a villain duo starts treating him with more warmth and consideration than anyone had in years, Hyunjin finds his loyalties wavering. Torn between two different worlds, Hyunjin must decide what he cares about more. Being a hero or being loved.

Hyunjin just moved from Seattle, due to "work purposes". He became a CEO at a young age-that was the only thing his mother wanted from him before she died. His mom died two days after Hyunjin was born so his father, Mr. Hwang blames him and becomes more abusive everyday. Until, one day,Yeji his older sister got fed up and sent him to south Korea to stay with her friend Chahn-and his 6 mates. To find love and a new life. Stay tuned to find out!

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