Kei is a fifteen-year-old boy who has grown up pushing people away and moving schools his whole life. Why? Kei was born with unnatural abilities such as: Being able to summon fire and electricity and use it how he pleases, quickened ability to heal, and he can morph into anything that is or was alive. He is used to being alone until he meets a boy that won't leave him alone. He pushes him away as much as possible, but no matter what Kei does, the boy persists. Until one day, Kei receives a message from an unknown number, the anonymous person tells Kei he knows about his abilities, and is Kei doesn't do as he says, he will have Kei's family murdered. Kei submits to the unknown number, not knowing the tasks he'll be assigned. Kei realizes that it's better to just be alone.

Seia is a normal, 15-year-old freshman at Wilson high. At least, that's how it used to be. One day, he suddenly finds himself in some sort of lab. He needs to escape, but when the so-called scientists start experimenting, something goes wrong. He becomes weaker and weaker, until one day, he feels a sudden volt of energy and strength. He rips every single person to shreds and does the only thing he knows how to do at this point; run. He tries to have a normal life again, but he finds strange things to start happening all around him. The scientists are still hunting him, and he's still seeking revenge. But he realizes he isn't normal anymore, so he does some experimenting himself. He soon finds that some things, are best left alone.

Diagnosed with a terminal illness, Peter Katz hires a hitman to take him out. But when a cure is discovered, Peter's got to outrun the assassin to stay alive! ***** When douchebag lawyer Peter Katz gets diagnosed with terminal cancer, he wants to die painlessly. Still, death seems to elude his every attempt, so he hires an assassin to kill him at a random time and place within the month. Unfortunately for Peter, right after he orders the hit, a treatment is discovered that would add decades to his life. Now Peter Katz has to start running, until the month-long deadline ends. Desperate to survive, he has to deal with tall-dwarves, unionized suicide workers, art terrorism and all the insanity that being alive has to offer. Will he make it to the end of the month? Or will Peter Katz live a life's worth of craziness in however many days he has left? For what is Comedy, but Tragedy + Time? [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]