Hadrian shook his head slowly. "No," he lied. He wasn't sure why he withheld the truth, but something told him to keep his past life a secret for now. "I just... woke up here." Elrond and Glorfindel exchanged a glance, silent words passing between them. "You are unlike any child we have seen before," Elrond finally said. "Your presence is... different. But there is no darkness in you. That alone is enough for us to offer you sanctuary." Hadrian exhaled, some of the tension in his body easing. Safe. He had never truly been safe before. The idea felt foreign, but not unwelcome. It was then that he finally noticed his reflection in the polished silver mirror across the room. He inhaled sharply. An elfling stared back at him. His body was smaller, more delicate, yet not frail. His ears tapered into elegant points, peeking through his unruly dark hair, which cascaded down to his shoulders in soft waves. His eyes were still the same vivid green, but they held a strange, ethereal glow, as if infused with the very magic of this world. A child again. A proper child, not the underfed, scrappy boy who had spent his youth locked away in a cupboard. Hadrian raised a trembling hand to his face, his fingers tracing over smooth skin, unblemished by scars of war and hardship. He had truly been reborn. -Takes place during The Hobbit-

Death, arrives in Forks. There he meets the Cullens. What will happen?

Harry Potter was never the Boy Who Lived. On Halloween night, Voldemort died-not defeated, but erased. No Horcruxes remained. No body. Only silence. But in his place, something worse was born. Magic always seeks balance. And when the Killing Curse rebounded, it didn't leave a scar. It fractured something deep within Harry's core, leaving behind a child with the power of a magical storm-and none of the control. This is not the story of a chosen hero. This is the story of a child who was never wanted, whose magic twisted in darkness until it became something monstrous. This is the story of The Hollow Crown.

Something unexpected happens (and wasn't that expected) and Harry is struggling to find Voldemort. He needs to find him Why? Because he was pregnant with the man's child.

With the care of Teddy Lupin now in Harry Potter's hands, Harry wants to settle down. Preferably away from the crowding press and the nagging ministry. Harry moves to the U.S to raise Teddy away from the attention in Britain. Little does he know S.H.I.E.L.D wants to drag him back into the hero business

Naruto is tired of taking all of the abuse. After a while, he decides to reclaim both of his birthrights and leave. He goes to Sand, putting the past behind him. Everyone who doesn't care tries to get Naruto to go back to leaf. Naruto has finally found a place to belong. As I mentioned in a different story, I hate repeating myself, but I'll ignore that when starting new stories. I do not own Naruto. I do not own any of the media. I will read all of your comments even if I don't answer. If there is something you don't like I am open to discussion. This is not Naruto x Gaara. Although Gaara does play a part. This is Naruto x Original Character.

Hinata was the best Pitcher in Japan. His aim was one of the best and whenever he played on the field people would call him the King or the Beast. He could get even the best player out of the game with his killing strikes... However, this is only his past. Now he is a volleyball player at Karasuno. No one knows that the Beast was him and he planned on keeping it a secret... But his old team want's him back! A/N: This is a Haikyuu fanstory and I have no idea where this is gonna go ... hope you enjoy! Please also feel free to correct my bad writing. Rights on the pictures go to the artist. I do not own Haikyuu, rights to the owner.

Tony meets Harry potter, Harry is tired. love follows

Broken racket strings can't be mended, only replaced. But a body is nothing like that. You can't replace your body when it's broken. You can only hope it will heal and there are no shortcuts if you're impatient about it. What happens to a person when their body is broken to the point where there is no certainty for the future? All that you worked for is gone in a flash. The aftermath is something not one would like to face. Ryumi Echizen is faced with exactly this problem. Will she let this beat her down, learn to cope, or will she somehow rise to be better than before? Whatever the case; she can't do it alone. Luckily she doesn't have to. I don't own Prince of Tennis or its characters. #1 in Eiji