After Tomura Shigaraki of the Paranormal Liberation Front wakes up from his enhancement, he fights the heroes, leveling the Jaku General Hospital and much of the surrounding city in the process. Following that, he pulls off a prison break of the most secure prison in all of Japan, releasing the country's most dangerous and powerful villains. Among the jailbreakers is an infamous black-and-white villain. Free once more, Puppet Master navigates a newly chaotic world. She reconciles with allies, and tracks down former enemies. What happens when she hunts down the erasure hero? And what happens when she disagrees with the all-powerful Demon Lord himself? Read to find out. ••• This is the sequel to the book Strings. I highly recommend reading through that story (preferably the rewritten version) first. I do not own My Hero Academia ❕Story contains spoilers for the entire anime/manga❕ [Story contains strong language, violent themes, graphic imagery, death, implied nudity (non-sexual, in two chapters), and drug use (in one chapter)] Any wording that could be interpreted as "suggestive" is not written with that intent, so please do not twist my writing in that way. I am not sexualizing the characters. Current Word Count: 42,738

In a world where quirks are the norm, not all are accepted. To be able to freely use her quirk, the villain known as Puppet Master is a member of the League of Villains. As part of the villainous group, she's able to use her quirk to her heart's content and life is better for her than it would have been if she were still roaming the streets and allies alone. One day, a new recruit with wings shows up and seems to take an interest in her. Does he have good intentions, or can she see right through him? In addition, her villainous activities have her crossing paths with an angry UA teacher. What happens when a hero who can erase quirks starts to hunt her down? Read to find out. ••• I do not own My Hero Academia [Story contains strong language, violent themes, graphic imagery, and death] This story is a rewrite of my popular book Strings. The original version is still published on my profile if you would like to read it. Any wording that could be interpreted as "suggestive" is not written with that intent, so please do not twist my writing in that way. I am not sexualizing the characters. Total Word Count: 102,653