Christophersmith Stories

This is based on @crepeycrowlys tiktok also go follow it. :) because its really cool. The story is about Adrian getting Butterflied but he is so screwed up in the brain that he survived it. Also vigilmaker

Summer is a college girl who has been living a normal life,untill she meets the dark,misterious Christopher.That is the bad boy from the school.

Adrian's battle with himself. Why does nobody like him? Why is Chris so mean? what can he change? Just some Peacemaker (Adrian) semi-angst. Kind of a rant (?) I have never really written anything like this so,, idk I don't own any characters! All rights go to HBO, James Gunn & DC comics!

Meet Seth, the guy who spends money on useless things.. He don't care about the money he wastes... just buying, wasting, and gaining money without any hardships. He has a good work (he just sit in there, do small tasks, and go home), he has a house, and he doesn't have a family, so he can do what he want from the money he is gaining. Not until the CEO of the company he is working, switched. It's not their old CEO but a new one. Some worker said he is strict on giving salaries, he doesn't follow the salaries given per month. So, what will happen to Seth? ---

One month after the events of Superman (2025), Christopher Smith-the Peacemaker-is a man haunted by ghosts. Determined to find a reality where his brother Keith is alive and his father isn't a monster, Chris activates the Quantum Unfolding Chamber. But a miscalibration rips him away from the DCU and drops him into the Dispatch Universe. In this Los Angeles, superheroes are gig workers managed by the Superhero Dispatch Network (SDN), and "reformed" villains are kept on a leash via the Phoenix Program. Labeled a rogue asset, Chris is forced into the role of a "Dispatcher" for the Z-Team: a group of relapse-prone losers who just want to survive their quarterly reviews. Among them is Invisigal (Courtney), a sharp-tongued thief who bears a striking resemblance to Emilia Harcourt-but with invisibility powers tied to her failing lungs. As Chris navigates corporate bureaucracy, "Red Ring" sabotages, and his own lingering trauma, he must decide: Does he belong in a "perfect" world that isn't real, or a broken one that finally feels like home?