A Twilight and TVD crossover Bella Mikaelson -or Swan as she goes by now- is not human. In fact she's an original vampire. Gone through loss and heartbreak by her best friend, when she sees him again, will she be able to forgive him after what he said? Damon Salvatore, the self-proclaimed eternal stud. What is he hiding behind his mask? When he finds her again, will he let her go? #4 Caroline (03/03/2022) *Under editing* (01/06/2024)

Roland arrived in the world of Cyberpunk in 2066 - and awakened the PROJECT System. From that moment on, another giant began to quietly rise within the neon sprawl of Night City. Years later, Roland sat by the window, a small mechanical spider with a mantis-shaped head resting in his palm, a pet lizard curled in his arms. The world outside was still dazzling, the city still alive - yet somewhere along the way, something had quietly shifted. During an interview, when someone brought up the Arasaka Corporation, they casually asked: "Arasaka Tower? There's no such building in Night City - at least, not below..." The man slowly lifted his head, his eyes reflecting the city skyline - and behind him, a massive inverted triangle blazed with the blinding white PROJECT logo. (CYBERPUNK x LEAGUE OF LEGENDS)

V is a Nomad with nothing left but a dying car and a debt to a city that eats souls for breakfast. But after a heist at Arasaka Tower goes sideways, she doesn't just walk away with a dead rockstar in her head-she wakes up with a living, breathing shadow bonded to her soul. The symbiote is sleek, lethal, and fiercely protective. It calls itself She-Venom, and it's the only thing keeping V's body from collapsing under the weight of the Relic. In a city of chrome and glass, V finds an unexpected sanctuary in Judy Alvarez-a virtuoso braindance techie with a heart too soft for Night City. What starts as a desperate alliance evolves into a complex, polyamorous bond that defies the laws of biology and society alike. Together, the three of them-mercenary, technician, and monster-must navigate a web of corporate conspiracies, sonic-enhanced assassins, and the literal ghost of Johnny Silverhand. From the neon-soaked gutters of Watson to the infinite dust of the Badlands, they aren't just fighting to survive. They're fighting to remain whole. Content Warning This story is intended for adult audiences and explores a gritty, uncompromising vision of Night City. Readers should be prepared for sexual content involving polyamorous themes and non-human intimacy, alongside graphic depictions of violence, body horror, and symbiotic transformation. The narrative deals heavily with the psychological toll of terminal illness, grief, and corporate exploitation. While the bond between the protagonists is rooted in deep emotional consent and mutual healing, the world around them remains harsh, featuring coarse language, drug use, and the visceral reality of a life lived on the edge of the law. Discretion is strongly advised for those sensitive to body modification or the blurring of boundaries between human and monster.

When Sister Elara Voss, a pariah of the Imperium, witnesses the annihilation of her homeworld, she is hurled through an unimaginable Warp storm-only to awaken in the neon-drenched streets of Night City, 2077. Stripped of her familiar world but not her unyielding resolve, Elara must navigate a city ruled by corporate greed, cybernetic sin, and unchecked violence. Her stoic silence is shattered when she crosses paths with Meredith Stout, a sharp and ambitious Militech operative whose world is as corrupt as it is alluring. As they fight against shadowy conspiracies echoing the Chaos she once hunted, a dangerous attraction grows between them. In a city where loyalty is scarce and trust is a weapon, Elara must reconcile faith, love, and survival-or risk losing herself entirely. In a collision of grim darkness and neon glow, can love shine through the shadows?

In 2076 Rebecca died in the dirt of Night City, crushed under the cold metal of Adam Smasher to save a friend who was already gone. It should have been the end-a final, violent punctuation mark on a life lived at full throttle. Instead, she wakes up in the misty, sovereign silence of Latveria, resurrected by a man who shares her appetite for defiance: Victor von Doom. Pulled through a multiversal rift and rebuilt with a fusion of forbidden sorcery and hyper-advanced science, Rebecca finds herself traded from the neon gutters of the future to a throne room of iron. To the world, Doctor Doom is a tyrant; to Rebecca, he's a "Tin Can" who refuses to let her soul flicker out. As the "Princess of Latveria," Rebecca must navigate a world of regal arrogance, vengeful superheroes, and her own lingering cyberpsychosis. While Doom attempts to temper her manic chaos with discipline, Rebecca begins to melt the ice around his scarred heart. But when echoes of Arasaka and the ghosts of her past begin to bleed through the reality rift, she'll have to decide if she's still an Edgerunner with nothing to lose-or the heir to a kingdom worth burning the world for. In a world of gods and monsters, chaos has a new last name: Von Doom.

After being banished from Westview and hurled through a chaotic rift in reality, Agatha Harkness finds herself stranded in the rain-slicked, chrome-heavy hellscape of Night City, 2077. Stripped of her full power by Wanda's runes and hunted by corporate strike teams, the ancient witch is "acquired" by Hanako Arasaka, the ice-cold heiress to the world's most dangerous megacorporation. What begins as a clinical experiment in multiversal weaponization quickly devolves into a high-stakes, slow-burn power struggle between two ruthless women from incompatible worlds. As Agatha begins to "enchant" Arasaka's cybernetics into lethal Witch-Tech, the friction between her ancient chaos and Hanako's sterile precision ignites a forbidden obsession. Together, they must navigate a landscape of corporate coups, rogue AIs beyond the Blackwall, and the encroaching shadow of the Scarlet Witch, ultimately deciding if they will save each other or burn the city to the ground to keep their power. Content Warning: This story is intended for mature audiences and contains explicit adult content, including graphic depictions of sexual encounters and intense physical intimacy. It features dark themes common to the cyberpunk genre, such as psychological manipulation, body horror through cybernetic modification, and visceral violence. Readers are advised that the narrative explores complex power dynamics, themes of non-consensual magical influence, and the moral ambiguity of corporate and occult warfare.

Nineteen-year-old Valerie thought she was just another Streetkid from Heywood with a talent for quick-hacking and a suspiciously overprotective father. But her "dad," Solomon Reed, is no ordinary bouncer-he's a sleeper agent for the NUSA, and Valerie is the secret he's been guarding for nearly two decades. When Space Force One is brought down over the walled-off nightmare of Dogtown, Valerie's world shatters. Forced to cross the border into Colonel Kurt Hansen's lawless territory, she discovers that her life has been a carefully constructed lie. Trapped between a dying netrunner sister she never knew she had and a mother who happens to be the President of the New United States, V must decide where her loyalties lie. In a city built on betrayal, Valerie must master the "Cuckoo" code and face the shadows of the Blackwall to save her found family. But in the world of spies, the cost of freedom is always paid in blood.

When Ellen Ripley's escape shuttle, the Narcissus, is pulled through a rift in the Blackwall, she doesn't wake up in the 22nd century. She crashes into the radioactive dust of the Southern Badlands in the year 2077. V-a cynical mercenary with a ticking clock in her head-is hired for a simple "high-altitude tech salvage" job. What she finds isn't corporate data; it's a woman out of time, a ginger cat, and a biological nightmare that should have stayed in the stars. As Arasaka Corporation recovers a ghost from the past and begins to forge a new breed of terror-the Cyber-Xenomorph-the "time-capsule fossil" and the chrome-plated merc must form an uneasy alliance. From the neon-soaked nightmares of Northside to the final, fiery ascent of Arasaka Tower, Ripley and V must race to stop a Hive that is integrating with the city's very veins. In a world of artificial souls and digital immortality, can Ripley find something real to hold onto? Or will the Perfect Organism finally claim the future as its own?

A Johnny Silverhand story. Will V give Johnny her body after she raids Arasaka? Or is there a way for both of them to survive? Come find out! Warning: this is a fictional story about my favourite cyberpunk character, the one and only Johnny Silverhand, it also contains mature content. Enjoy ;)

A world where Dexter deshawn doesn't kill her. A world where she zeroed herself, what a fucking idiot. --- This story features a soft depressed v with anxiety. She's very nervous almost all the time. She's also struggling horribly with the loss of Jackie. And johnny silverhand is a bit of a softie in this as well, he's more nice to v and more jokester. He has a soft spot for v in this story. He isn't a asshole (sometimes he is) and he tries his best to take care of v. So please don't read, if you don't like that. My end goal is at least 40-50 chapters. And this story isn't perfect at all, by any means. Has spelling mistakes, grammar mistakes and some things don't make sense.