In the high-stakes world of heroism, Ayana Selwyn never anticipated being soul-bound to Katsuki Bakugo-the most volatile student at U.A. High. Her Quirk manipulates all forms of energy. His creates explosive destruction. Together, they're a force neither the hero world nor their classmates are prepared to understand. Soul prints aren't romantic destiny. They're a raw, electric connection that demands total vulnerability. For Ayana, it means matching Bakugo's fury with her own calculated intensity. For Bakugo, it means learning that true strength isn't just about power-it's about trusting someone enough to reveal your most dangerous edges. Their bond doesn't just challenge the hero academy's expectations. It threatens to rewrite everything known about Quirk compatibility, partnership, and the thin line between rivalry and love. As their connection deepens, Ayana and Bakugo must navigate not just the external threats of a world filled with villains, but the even more complex battlefield of their own evolving relationship. Each sparring match is a conversation. Each challenge, a test of their growing synchronicity. Some soulmate stories are whispered. Theirs will be remembered in explosions.

[10x times featured] Countless people have suffered tragedy simply for a protagonist to shine and rise as heroes, but are they really heroes if they ruin everyone else's stories for the sake of their own? Ever since Empress Calypso Berenice nearly drowned in a lake, she has been recalling some very strange memories that are not her own. Memories that belong to another life, another time---where she lived as Park Hanbyeol, a thirty-year-old music producer from modern-day South Korea. If that isn't bizarre enough, the proud and dignified empress also discovers that the world she now lives in is nothing but a tragic fiction novel Park Hanbyeol once read and hated with a passion. Calypso, along with all the main characters from the original story appears to have traveled back in time with the memories of the first timeline, but she isn't even one of the main characters---she's merely an unimportant extra; the male lead's wife whom the villain executed without a second thought. Her tragic death wasn't even mentioned in the story, so why on earth has she regressed as well? *** Featured in: @WattpadDarkFantasy @WattpadTimeTravel @WattpadAlternateUniverse @anime @WattpadAsianFantasy @StoriesUndiscovered @WattpadHistoricalRomance @Fantasy @lowfantasy @HistoricalFiction *** WARNING: This story is mature due to the heavy topic such as mental health, trauma, etc, so please read with caution. Disclaimer: The cover and the original illustrations are rightfully mine, so please don't use them without my permission. (For awards and achievements, see author's note)