Y/n Isley-known worldwide as Poison Ivy-is a ghost story whispered in boardrooms and construction sites across the globe. The green-skinned eco-terrorist has left a trail of bodies in his wake: oil executives, construction foremen, factory owners, anyone who dared harm the natural world he holds sacred above all human life. At fifteen years old, he's already been sentenced to life without parole. Again. The courts remain divided-is he a sick child twisted by trauma, or pure evil wrapped in emerald skin? Mental asylum or maximum-security prison? The judges still can't decide, so he's shuffled between both, a monster too young to execute but too dangerous to ever release. When Y/n, his only two friends-Harvey Quinn and Sylvester Kyle-stage yet another jailbreak, they don't expect to be interrupted by the Symbol of Peace himself. All Might and U.A.'s Principal Nezu arrive with an offer that sounds too good to be true: freedom, education, and a chance at redemption through the newly created H.O.P.E. Program (Heroic Opportunity for Powered Ex-Offenders). There's just one problem. The three "students" they've chosen to pilot this rehabilitation program are the worst possible candidates imaginable: Y/n Isley-Poison Ivy. Eco-terrorist. Serial killer. Mass murderer. A boy who talks to plants instead of people and has publicly declared his intention to eradicate humanity. Harvey Quinn. The Joker's teenage boyfriend and willing accomplice to countless crimes. Brilliant, unstable, and dangerously infatuated with a man who will never love him back. Sylvester Kyle-Catman. The world's most infamous cat thief. Wanted on four continents. Has stolen priceless artifacts from the most secure locations on Earth, apparently just because he can. These are U.A.'s chosen heroes?

Complete redo of my original My Demon Hero story.

The legend tells of the First Wizard King who defeated an ancient demon, leaving behind two grimoires: a four-leaf clover, and a five-leaf clover containing the sealed demon itself. But history forgot the truth behind that victory. It was Fate that allowed the Wizard King to triumph-and Fate that demanded his life as payment. It was Fate that imprisoned the demon-and Fate that created a third grimoire in the aftermath: an unprecedented six-leaf clover, containing the power of Fate itself. Centuries later, three orphaned boys from Hage Village dream of becoming the Wizard King. Asta, born without magic but overflowing with determination. Yuno, a prodigy blessed with immense magical talent. And Y/n, the quiet one with mysterious pink eyes and a connection to something ancient. When the grimoire ceremony arrives, destiny reveals itself. Yuno receives the four-leaf clover of legend. Asta receives the forbidden five-leaf containing the devil. And Y/n receives what should be impossible-the six-leaf clover of Fate itself. Now, as the three brothers pursue their shared dream, Y/n must master powers that could reshape destiny, protect those he loves from forces beyond comprehension. All while dealing with Asta's daily marriage proposals and the growing realization that some threads of fate are impossible to cut. This is the story of three boys who will change the world. But for one of them, the real question isn't whether he can become Wizard King-it's whether he can survive the burden of holding fate itself in his hands.