Before Batman, there was Andrew Wayne. Bruce's first son. A child born unable to speak, who learned to communicate through signs, actions and the quiet bond he shared with his father. For years, Andrew was Bruce's whole world-the one person who knew him before the mask, before Gotham, before the mission. But as the Wayne family grows, Andrew slowly finds himself pushed into the background. Dick Grayson, Jason Todd and others each bring new needs that Bruce tries to answer, while Andrew remains the son who never asks for anything. Brilliant, disciplined and impossibly resilient, Andrew hides a lifetime of exhaustion behind a quiet smile. His chronic insomnia takes more and more from him, yet he continues to train, study and endure without complaint. Because Andrew has always understood everyone else. The problem is that no one realizes he needs to be understood too. A story about a son who never stopped loving his father, even when he started wondering if his father still saw him.

For thousands of years, the Olympian gods have made promises. Some were kept. Some were broken. Only one goddess remembers them all. Hidden in plain sight among the Twelve, Pistis, the goddess of faith, trust, and promises, has spent millennia recording every oath ever spoken by gods and mortals alike. She has never sought glory. Never asked to be worshipped. Never tried to change fate. Until one promise begins to unravel them all. When Percy Jackson returns the Master Bolt to Olympus, a single conversation with the forgotten goddess sets invisible threads into motion-threads that will quietly weave through the lives of heroes and gods alike. Luke Castellan. Thalia Grace. Percy Jackson. And one forgotten demigod who was never meant to survive. This is not the story of the strongest Olympian. It is the story of the one who was always there... waiting for someone to finally look her in the eyes.

Saving lives is what Hannah Harris does. Whether it's through her official job as a nurse at Merifield Memorial Hospital or as the super strength wielding hero Silver Shield. She's got it all balanced, hospital, friends, supervillains and her handsome devoted boyfriend. Things couldn't be better...and that's what keeps her awake some nights. Jake Erwin is used to seeing his name in the Merifield Local Tribune, both of his names, sometimes in the same story. Who better to write about the dashing villainous thief Hijack than his alter ego ace reporter Jake? He's got a bone to pick with heroes and a desire to see them crumble. The only pressing issue is keeping it all a secret from his girlfriend. Good thing Hannah works long hours.

Thirties, horrid love life, debt, and an obsession with 2005 Pride and Prejudice. Emma really doesn't have much excitement in her life... Well, outside of sitting on her back porch and heckling a handsome superhero as he defeats villains in her empty neighborhood, that is. Having signed a lease in the otherwise deserted "Villain District", Emma finds the only upside to the danger and constant damage to her apartment is getting to see the face of the handsome "Arsenal" as he fights villains up close and personal... that is, until one crashes and breaks both her arms. Now the Arsenal has finally taken notice of Emma, but will catching the eye of a superhero keep her protected...Or will Emma find herself in more danger than ever before? (Rated M: mature language) ******************************************************************************************* Based on Prompt 135. "She really fell from the sky and landed right into my arms, I'm not even lying!" ~Book One in the SUPER Series~

Max Codham is Calamity, the ruthlessly hilarious villain with the worst of luck and the coolest of BB guns. Kevin Weld is Captain Kind, the strong, humble superhero who always shows up to save the day, no matter how hard the job. They are sworn enemies, battling every week in the streets and back corners of LA. But the worst part? They're neighbors. When a certain night leads to something unexpected, the duo has to face the damning question that could end their rivalry. Are they enemies... or friends?

Friendship doesn't change when your bestie becomes a fire-wielding champion, but a lot of other stuff does. Like having to put 'kidnapped by idiots with powers' on your weekly schedule. And enduring said idiots' cliché monologues while inwardly roasting their interior decorating skills. Hey, I'm Mira. That's right, Miracle Simmons. BFF to America's favorite superhero celeb; Firebird. (Bu-bye, Chris Evens, your reign is over.) You've probably heard of her, but not of me. That's okay! I'm her bestie! It's my job to make sure she doesn't burn herself out fighting morons, keep her focused in her actual real life, and try to show her that she doesn't have to pick every fight. Uh-huh, I have it way worse than her. Anyway, if you're reading this, you are most likely a newbie superhero bestie. Or a salty television producer. Or my mom. (Hi, Mom.) Whoever you are; buckle up, and enjoy my tale of supervillains who aren't villains-or super, superheroes who don't want to work anymore, and the rotten media that started it all. And me. The wanna-be normal engineering student who God decided had to be kidnapped to get a date.

Gojo Satoru x Geto's younger sister Who shall possess the pearl, shall possess the world. °‧ 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 ·｡°‧🫧⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ At thirteen years old, Shinju Haru secretly fell in love with her older brother's best friend, a secret unrequited love that was never meant to see the light of day. This fleeting, one-sided dream remained unspoken until she turned fourteen, the night her brother betrayed them all. Left in the responsibility of Gojo Satoru, her life became inevitably intertwined with the boy she has always loved. Oh, tell me, sweet pearl, what is more painful than unrequited love?