Damian Reed's life was a grind of unremarkable days at a dead-end job in the sprawling urban jungle of Empire City. Everything changed when a sudden explosion rocks the city, caused by a mysterious object known as the Ray Sphere. Amid the chaos, Damian experienced a surge of fragmented memories that hint at a hidden, extraordinary past. As Empire City descends into unrest, he discovers he's more than he thought. The explosion awakens latent abilities within him, thrusting him into a world of superhuman conflict and hidden dangers. With his everyday life shattered Damian must grapple with his new reality and learn to navigate a city where nothing is as it seems. Caught between his old life and his newfound powers, Damian struggles to piece together his past and find his place in a city now filled with allies and enemies. https://www.patreon.com/Nii07 https://discord.gg/zpZvf2d8fp I do not own Infamous or any of its character

This book is about exactly what the topic says. It beholds all possible information about werewolves, the bond between the wolf and human, mates, shifting, ext, ext. The topics are divided and, sometimes, would be briefly explained before being further explained individually in another part. If you have any questions about werewolves, do ask. I would be happy to go do some digging and reply to your answer as fast as I possibly can.

Silvia Stone was a vigilante with only one goal in mind, to give criminals a swift and painful death. As one could imagine, Superman didn't exactly appreciate the bodycount that was mounting. After being thrown into prison, breaking out, and more encounters with the Man of Steel, Clark starts believing that there is something worth saving in Silvia and embarks on an uphill battle to convince her that there is still good in even the worst of people.

After surviving a bank robbery, with much thanks to Aquaman, Camille decides to complete her training to join the police force; to help people like he did and to redeem herself from a gruesome death that she was too petrified to stop. After being assigned to Amnesty Bay she finds curiosity in an old lighthouse, and a man that was hiding within; the late Aquaman. Unfortunately, after giving his throne to his brother Orm, Arthur had disappeared from both his life on the surface and the ocean. The appearance of Mera and Kaldur'ahm alerts him to the possible war that his brother plans to inflict upon the surface. Camille, determined to help, steals a submarine from Black Manta and tags along. Can she help them save Atlantis, and maybe even progress the lost city into a modern age of thinking? Or will she crumble under the pressure...

Bruce had never been a fan of aliens. They were an unknown. An unpredictable threat. He saw his friendship with the Kryptonian Kal-El as an exception to these rules, and the only one that he was willing to accept. So, when an alien vessel crashes in Gotham the detective is instantly put on edge. One question rose above the rest - Is this alien friend or foe?

Victor Stone had resigned himself to the fact that he was completely alone in the world. He had comrades, but they were completely organic. He had people he'd consider calling 'friend', but they were organic as well. They had secret identities. They could lead normal lives, fall in love, start families... Everything that he couldn't do. That is, until he met someone more like him than he originally thought.

Decades ago, in a secluded forest within Germany, experiments were underway to win World War 2. Bastion was one of the children stolen from his home and tested on. As a result his mind strengthened, finally resulting in Telekinetic abilities. What will happen when Bastion suddenly awakens in a new era, and a new world? How will the Amazon warrior react to a man born in a time of discrimination and pain?

All credit to lonebeattle for providing the information for the first 2 chapers the rest is my own findings if you have info i dont please share I'm a werewolf historian i study them I'm a big fan and want to create awareness as well as help writers with a werewolf guide line