Amy Rose and Shadow the Hedgehog. They both seem to contrast very much. Everyone including themselves thought so, yet.. why do they feel so caught up with one another? They yearn for each other, yet they both don't have the guts to say it to the other. What if they got together with the help of their friends? What if an event unbeknownst to them all completely changed their fate? Will they fight to be together? Would they even know they want to be together?

"People like him don't change. He is the god of mischief, after all." Bruce Banner has a niece; Eryn Banner. She works by his side at S.H.I.E.L.D. When Loki mysteriously returns, she finds herself intrigued to him. He's not all mischievous and full of lies as much as he's said to be. Beneath his tough facade, is a broken man with a story to tell. Too bad, no one else but Eryn sees that. So what happens when Eryn helps Loki escape from S.H.I.E.L.D? Loki isn't called the god of mischief for nothing. *UNDER EDITING*

Anna Summers has lived a pretty normal life. And when I say normal, I mean boring. It's peaceful, and she can't complain. But she does anyway. What wouldn't she give to have something happen. It doesn't matter if she wins the lottery or gets abducted by a super criminal. Just let something happen. But her days dragged on. Wake up, eat, go to work, go home, eat, go to bed. It's a cycle. And to top it off is a family that's falling apart. With her doubtful, overprotective mother, backed up by her hypocritical father, life gets all the more worse. But all of that changes when her routine is interrupted by a large serpent, rising from the sea. Jormungandr.

Sierra Banner is the 21-year-old younger sister of Dr. Bruce Banner, a.k.a. The Hulk. After the battle in New York, she finds herself in a difficult situation, stuck between what S.H.I.E.L.D. wants and what she believes is right. Sierra must help the Avengers learn that people are more than their mistakes, and finds love along the way in the most unexpected place. Rated PG-13 for strong language and some violence throughout