Kirahki Freecss is Gon's sister. Mito-san adopted her when she was just a baby. The only clue she has about her birth family is the fact that her eyes turn a brilliant shade of red whenever she feels intense emotion. Wanting to know more about where she comes from, Kira decides that becoming a Hunter could help her find the answers she seeks. She recently left Whale Island to try to find any information that could lead her to her birth family, promising to meetup with Gon at the Hunter's exam site. During the Hunter Qualification Exam, she meets the ex-assassin Killua, Kurapika the last surviving member of the Kurta Clan, and Leorio a simple guy who aspires to become a doctor. Can Kurapika help her fill in the missing blanks? Hisoka definitely seems to know something... And will Kira be able to get Killua to open his heart? This is for all the Hunter X Hunter fans out there... I don't own Hunter X Hunter or the characters, just any OC I might use. Please don't copy or repost, thanks. I'm also open to criticism, so please don't be afraid to comment. I hope you enjoy. (: Also feel free to imagine Kirahki however you want her to look.

What happens when Tsukiyama has his own kids show, along with 3 other characters? Read more to find out... (If you read it's not much of a kids show oh well)

i dropped editing this so it's a mess After graduating college, Ashley James moves from the United Kingdom to Japan to begin her new life working with the police force until she is brought back into her past she tried so hard to leave behind. 50K reads in july 2017

"Do you enjoy a Good end, or a Bad end?" "Aren't they the same thing?" "How so?" "No one has the right to say what is good and what is bad." "I suppose I agree." "But... don't tragic stories always end up being remembered for centuries?"

This is the story of two men. One bad man? One good man? I don't even know anymore. I'll tell the story and you can decide which side of the moral spectrum we're on. I met him on a cold morning before dawn; back then we were both boys. He was stealing food from my father's pantry. That sounds like something a bad guy would do, right? But I mean, I was stealing food from the pantry too. His name was Christopher. He was one of the world's top superheroes, with a successful save rate of ninety-eight percent. He had saved hundreds, thousands, even millions, maybe. We had grown together in a sense. We weren't together all the time, but we grew from boys to men at the same time and somewhere along the line we swapped paths. From bad to good, good to bad, our sides had flipped more times than a coin. Even when he died, our sides had flipped again. He didn't just die, though. He was killed. And I killed him.

Beckett Coleman didn't have to be a villain. All he had to do was study a little harder. But if you were almost failing your college psychology class, and your professor offered you a guaranteed A for bringing down the local hero, you might jump at the chance too. The problem is Beckett has no idea how to be a villain. How is he supposed to take down a hero with probability powers? This might be just another assignment he fails. And failing this task could cost his life... 💥Stand-alone novel 💥 💥Takes place in the year 2045💥

In the city famous for having an excess of superheroes, Jackson can travel to the place they are created. Afraid someone will use his power for evil, Jackson keeps to himself, hiding his extraordinary abilities. That is, until his high school learns he has powers. They may not know what they are, but his life is still turned upside down. Superpowers are always connected to a place, either in our world or outside it. And Jackson's world, both in and out, is getting more complicated. A shadowy society schemes in the background from the highest levels of Vera City's government. A locked door appears in the Library of Powers. The Writing Well sends a message. And someone is watching, perhaps even orchestrating it all. Jackson, however, has bigger problems to deal with, like pop quizzes, parties, and a snooping Principal. And even for the first time in his life, friends. Maybe, just maybe, his powers being revealed was a good thing. --- Originally called: The Writing Well, The Library of Powers, and Jackson.