They weren't normal in the slightest, in fact, most of them weren't even human. Nevermind the fact that only one of them was straight (as far as they could remember anyway). It wasn't an ideal family, they argued more than most and most of them were fucked in the head. But it was family. Their little family from hell. - By Shawm

C, well, she's different. Not in the stereotypical female protagonist way where she's 'different' and 'special'. No, C is different because she likes to hang out at the flower shop in the back ally that only opens at the dead hours of the night and seems grows their wares via neon bulbs. Ty and Alex are different as well. Again, not in the stereotypical way, but in they're different because they love to traipse the streets of the city when even the dead aren't awake in search of adventures they're too skittish to take part in. C knows about these mischievous adventures, they're the biggest source for gossip at the little flower shop after all. And she's taken it upon herself to find them, and finally drag them into one of those damn adventures they seem to always stumble upon. Written by Shawm

Sometimes, he wanted nothing more than to be a hero. By Cookie

What happens when people meet, but they grow closers than they thought they ever could? They start as friends, but grow together as more. They take in new people to their group as they go along, turning away no one unless they had a good reason. This is their story of survival in a world of demons and villains.

I have a batfamily and these are out conversations that we have. They are all in the comments. WARNING BAD LANGUAGE AND MORE