Erasure Stories

Aiko, a stray cat saved from the ruthless streets, is ready to take on the challenge of becoming a hero. She just hopes she can live up to the expectations of her guardian. Will she be able to tackle all of the difficult challenges the world throws at her such as love, fighting villains, and finding her biological family?

In a distant future mankind has installed a program that permits individuals' memories to be wiped from their existence. It is the belief that memory erasure of specific events can eliminate the rates of depression and suicide. When a certain individual volunteered himself for the program, his peers take great lengths to expel him out of this circumstance. Unfortunately, this tormented individual gave his reasons on why his memories were haunting him and it had ultimately led him to be eradicated as a blank memory toward everyone.

Akda ng iba. Binura. Naging Akda.

(Spoilers for newest season and Vigilantes manga) Mariko doesn't remember her parents. She was anonymously sent to orphanage when her Quirk manifested. She became a feared person in her new home, but not because she wanted to, but because she was lost. Her Quirk activates when she feels strong negative emotions and seems to do more harm than good to everyone around. Mariko wants to change it, so she reaches out to UA for help. And soon after she will discover a completely new side of her Quirk. WARNING: You may not like the main character at first, but some things were required for character development. Keep reading! :)

What if the world already decided you were gone-and is slowly correcting its mistake? When Mara discovers she was officially declared dead at birth, the error seems harmless at first. But then records begin to change. People forget her. Reflections fail. Reality itself starts to slip. As her existence is quietly erased piece by piece, Mara is left with one terrifying question: How do you prove you're alive... when nothing agrees?

In a universe finally freed from the chaos of mortal ambition, Noir - divine executor and architect of purity - offers his sacred chronicle of judgment fulfilled. 'Zero Mortals: The Divine Cleansing' is the final testament of a god who did not falter, who faced no resistance, and who sculpted eternity with the blade of justice. This manifesto recounts the rise of a flawless order, where mortals were erased from existence- not in rage, but in mercy. The gods who once hesitated are gone. The warriors who might have opposed him never rose. Time itself bent to his will, and across every timeline, silence reigns. "There were no heroes. Only dust. No resistance. Only revelation. I did not conquer - I corrected." Each chapter is a hymn to divine perfection, a reflection on the beauty of a cosmos untainted by mortal sin. Noir speaks not as a tyrant, but as a redeemer. His words are serene, his logic unshakable, his vision complete.

One morning, Lena Hart discovers she no longer exists. Her apartment lease is gone. Her bank account has vanished. Her workplace claims she never worked there. Even her childhood home belongs to strangers who look at her like she's trespassing in a life that was never hers. Every trace of Lena has been erased - digitally, legally, socially. As she searches for answers, disturbing fragments surface: encrypted emails she doesn't remember sending, security footage of herself meeting someone in the middle of the night, and a version of her signature on documents she has never seen. The deeper she digs, the clearer one terrifying truth becomes: Someone didn't just remove her from the system. They replaced her. And the woman living Lena's life is closer than she thinks. A gripping psychological thriller about identity, manipulation, and what happens when the world decides you were never real.

I write these stories so the voices in my head will stop telling them. [Dribbles and drabbles from my messed up mind]

Aizawa Y/N, A daughter of pro heroes Erasurehead and Ms Joke. A future hero's destiny. A not so normal girl. Being a childhood best friend of Todoroki Shoto is nice, really. But this trials with test their strength of friendship. Or more. Will Aizawa and Todoroki have a bright happy future? [A/N: ×(title)× means a part, ★(title)★ means Author's Note thanks!]

*I highly recommend you read my short story, Imprisoned, before reading this one* A nameless girl finds herself in an unknown location with no choice but to follow the directions of a manipulative voice inside her head, ultimately leading her to a battle to near-death. The girl with no name wishes dearly for the truth, unbeknownst to the lies hidden in plain sight.

This is an essay I wrote for English that I want to share cause this stuff is important to me as an asexual. **DISCLAIMER: I am a younger cisgender aroace girl, so my relationship with asexuality will be different from POC, trans, nonbinary, men, alloromantic, and older asexuals, and that bias will likely be present in my writing, so you can most definitely call me out of I said something wrong.** This is NOT an all-inclusive essay on the conversation around ace representation in the media either; in fact, I would consider this pretty bare bones, especially as I didn't touch on the intersection of race and gender with asexuality, so if you want to learn more, follow ace activists or creators like Yasmin Benoit on social media and/or do your own research *Also if there's a word you don't know, comment and I can add it to the vocab section (if it's relevant to the topic of asexuality)*

Izuku Midoriya; A boy who was told he was useless by everyone, his father, the number one hero, even his childhood friend. He was quirkless and alone in the world. He was lost, he didn't really know what to do with his life anymore. Until one night, he realizes something. He may not be able to be a pro hero, but he could still save people. He could turn to the life of a vigilante and save all the people limelight heroes over look. He could easily get away with it too, he was smart, fast, quick thinking, and he couldn't get arrested for it because he didn't have a quirk. Though he wouldn't tell anyone that unless he got caught. He just let them assume he had something along the lines of an agility or analyst quirk. Then he made his debut at age 13. A new beginning. ---------------------------- Also this will include Dadzawa, PapaMic, and Auntie Night cuz I think the idea of the trio taking care of Izuku is cute ㋡ (Btw this is also the first fic I've ever published so don't knock it too hard 😭🫶) And some Kirideku friendship \(^ヮ^)/ ART NOT BY ME CREDITS TO WHOEVER MADE IT (i found it on Pinterest)

Erasure poem from a Twin Peaks discussion in the Facebook group "Twin Peaks 2017." I erase poems to discover language.

A My Hero Academia / Boku No Hero Academia Fanfiction. This is my own take on an Omegaverse type AU. Shota Aizawa grew up in an Omega only part of town where his parents were the strongest Omega couple around. He was determined to use his quirk to fight for the good of the people so he trained his body every day and became the first Omega to enter a Hero course in the world. Being the first Omega to attend UA at all. Hizashi Yamada grew up with his Omega mother and Beta step-father. His Alpha dad having walked out on them when he was six. Being an Alpha like his dad, he had a hard time getting his instincts to let him obey his parents, but he still did the best he could to make them proud. That's why he entered UA. His true passion was music, and he always wanted to be a DJ or host his own Radio show, but he knew being a Pro Hero would make them proud of him. When Shota & Hizashi meet in Class 1-A, sparks will begin to fly between the unusually dominant Omega and his unusually submissive Alpha.

When I noticed the man in cubicle 7C, no one else saw him. Not Derek from Accounting. Not Priya from HR. Not the dozens of people who walked past that dead-end corner every single day. But he was there. Navy tie. Gray eyes. Waiting. His name is Luke Grady. He's been invisible for three years. Everything about him erases when no one looks-photographs, documents, handwritten words. The world forgets him in increments. But I remember. And the more I learn about him, the more I realize: I'm not just finding him. I'm finding what I buried. 𝐀 𝐩𝐬𝐲𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐨𝐠𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥 𝐭𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐫 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐦𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐲, 𝐠𝐮𝐢𝐥𝐭, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐨𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐚𝐰𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐧𝐞 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐠𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠.

Poems I wrote for school. I didn't want to put them with my book of poems because they would ruin it. So I'm making them into their own story. I just wrote all of these for school though (poetry club and other subjects) so they aren't really, how should I say...incredible or accurate. They are all different types of poems though. The types of poems they are are: Rhyme Scheme Meter Sonnets Ballads Light Poetry Pruning poetry Metaphor Extended Metaphor Hyperbole Oxymoron Personification Imagery Odes Erasure Poetry Sestina I'm not sure which is which, but ask me and I'll be happy to look back at my class and find out :)

Y/n Aizawa makes it into UA with flying colors thanks to the recommendations from multiple pro hero's. As her time at the prestigious school goes by, she makes friends and meets a certain blonde hot head. !!! Written to spread cancer awareness!!!