'We both drowned under the waves of words we weren't saying' Carlos Diaz the avatar of Maahes the god of war. Disclaimer don't own moon knight or story line apart from my own. oc love story!!! Don't ask people I got sick of seeing female OCs an I've already wrote a female OC so this one's male and if I make another moon knight I might make it so my OC is a masc trans 🏳️‍⚧️ OCx moonboys Warning: mention of suicide and attempt, self harm, drinking, smut(probably badly written) and some other things not sure

Jane Cayce has had a lot on her mind recently, which is hard because she has to have everyone else's thoughts on her mind too. After helping to bring down The Hand, a diabolical organization that threatened the world, she struggles to cope with the loss of an important friend. Coupling that with her telepathic power, it's been a real headache. When she discovers the truth, however, she finds herself being dragged into the darkest corners of Hell's Kitchen by the Devil himself. All she wanted was her friend back, but she isn't so sure if that is who's come back to her. But between a mind-reader and a vigilante with superhuman senses, at least there can't be any more secrets. (post-defenders daredevil story, taking place in season 3. i don't own daredevil obviously, don't sue me marvel.)

Steve Rogers thought that seeing aliens raining from the sky would be the craziest thing he had ever seen and nothing would top that. Matt Murdock, on the other hand, was pretty sure he would never see anything again - after all, he had been blind for the past two decades. Looks like they both need to think again. That is after they get over the fact that things got really messy. Aka Captain America-Daredevil Bodyswap.

It was just a matter of time before their happy bubble would burst. Things were going too well. The Earth is shaking under their feet and they only have a limited amount of options. In the end, it doesn't matter. Whatever they do, whichever path they choose, they are damned. All roads lead to hell. Matt, Vera and the others are thrown in the middle of The Defenders mess. Set about six months after the epilogue of 'Damned If I Don't', a few weeks after 'Cups'.

Dropping out of college after two years and an unpleasant break-up, Vera needs a change - so when she gets an opportunity to spend some time in US, she doesn't hesitate and grab it firmly. She wasn't sure what she expected when she decided to do so, but gaining a friend whose middle name should be tornado and meeting this blind guy, who comes to a gym after hours, wasn't on her list. To be honest, an encounter with a masked vigilante wasn't there either.

After moving to Hell's Kitchen, settling down and somehow winning the sympathy of the Devil, Vera is happy. There were sure more than a few bumps on the road, but now they are all overcome and she has an amazing (a little reckless and a little much heroic) boyfriend, couple of good friends, steady job and relative non-bloody calm. But this is Hell's Kitchen: its guardian angel is called the Devil and he has issues of his own. There is no non-bloody way of doing things there - after all, she learnt that in a hard way before.

How to deal with your fiancée almost getting voluntarily buried alive under a building together with his basically dead ex; a manual by V.M.: 1) freak out 2) take off the ring 3) run 4) find another vigilante at whose couch you can crush on 5) think about what happened as little as possible, or, well, try . . 10) think about your next move... eventually - Crying and punching things is allowed in and between each step of the plan. A crossover with Arrow. Slightly heavier than the summary. Set right after All Roads Lead to Hell (aka the Defenders rewrite).

In which Dean and Sam meet the Devil who may care and his little sister who may not be his little sister, everyone has a fake alias and bleeds too much, Claire is not amused and Matt should probably admit that this time, he is actually way over his head. More or less in that order. Might work a STANDALONE, even though technically it's part of Damned If I Do verse. Set after Damned If I Do, somewhere before Christmas maybe? Before the trial, that's for sure. It's actually not important, you'll see why. Season 5 for Supernatural - not particularly important either. I don't think profound Supernatural knowledge is required.

He knows he should have been faster. Try harder. He knows it's his fault. But she will do anything to convince him otherwise, he knows that too. She won't blame him. And while she will believe what she'll say, it won't make it actual truth. He goes to her anyway. Works as a STANDALONE or part of 'Damned' verse.