Poccharacters Stories

Here you will find women who do not appear often in stories. Enjoy <3

I used to be that kid who was obsessed with everything zombie- and boy do I mean obsessed. I owned every zombie movie that had ever been created- from classics like 'Dawn of the Dead,' to crappy indie films that you've probably never heard of, to blockbusters like 'World War Z.' My favorite TV series was 'The Walking Dead,' and you bet your ass I went to every single 'Walker Fest' they ever had. I met Norman Reedus twice, Andy Lincoln once, and Chandler Riggs was my first kiss. (I may or may not have snuck into his trailer, and he may or may not have thought I was cute for it). Zombies were my life. I loved them. If Zombiology was a profession, I would have a PHD in it. But honestly, I would've preferred if the undead had stayed on the big screen. My name is Tessa Adams, and this is how I survived. *Not a TWD fanfiction. Only a brief cameo of the characters' actors, and a mention of the show, both being in the summary above.* Cover created by me, @Chronicle_

You can look Reanaria up on your GPS. You won't find anything. Besides, you don't need to know where the United State's entire supernatural population is located, anyway. Safety has always been this town's top priority. Of course, as the generations go by, kids get more curious. There's always those few kids that just don't know when to end their train of curiosity, though. Those few kids may or may not go by the names of Tiana Cervantes, Darian De Luca, and Lyall Hemmings.

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Every five years, the scepter is crafted. Every five years, the Vault is opened, and the savings go wherever the royals deem fit. Karis Griffin and Alana Campbell are both members of the queen's guard, tasked with serving and protecting the royal family. This year, as the Vault ceremony grows near and the queen reveals her plans for the money inside, a line is drawn between the former pair of best friends. Karis's past leads him to trust, and Alana's leads her to doubt. Both of them are trying to make the other see things from their point of view. Celebration turns to chaos. Friends turn to enemies. Love turns to war. Will the Vault ceremony go off without a hitch, or will someone's ulterior motives get in the way?

In a world where you're never without a soulmate until you both die together, will this immortal warrior continue his reign of blood? Or will his quest be stopped short by something he never expected? TW: Blood, killing, suicide.

Seventeen-year-old Giovanni Lorenzo has had his life uprooted. Moving away from the only hometown he's known since birth to a new interconnected suburbs isn't the easiest thing for a boy going into his senior year to do. Seventeen year old Danielle Moore struggles with her self image and often being used by the people around her leaving her self invalidated. Starts her last year of highschool trying to make it through til graduation But once they met their lives changed both bringing something new and exciting for them to look for are to everytime they met. They relied in each other to get through this shitty world.

✎...ongoing -------------------------------------- what happens when rahul eastone transfers to a new school that was once a holy church?

Two teens finding themselves in Manhattan, New York. Despite their different lives, they find common ground by going to the same school. Will their diverse lifestyles ruin their chance at love? Can Aquila deal with the pains of Rosa's past? Find out in Foreign Feelings

One color is all we see. One color is our life. No one has seen other colors since the last All Seer died centuries ago. Until Madison Beckel, she is the rainbow Is she the prophecy? Started: November 4, 2018 Ended: September 14, 2020

Another story about another kid that started off without powers.

I see you in the morning, feel your fingers in my hair Sometimes I still pretend you're there It hits me without warning, your reflection walking by But I know it's only in my mind. What am I to do without you, I can't sleep and I definitely won't find peace. _____________________________________________________________________ In which a girl writes letters to her dead best friend about life after death and the never ending cycle of growing up.

Do you think Latin died because people kept accidentally summoning demons? Cristina Ceballos has been reminded endlessly that her chosen GCSE option is entirely pointless. It's a dead language, after all. But after Dominik Weschler, desperate for the pretty girl's attention, makes an unforgivable mistake, Cristina finds herself as the only one who can stop the force he's unleashed. But she only has so much time, and school only teaches her so much.

Just before she's whisked away to the prestigious Brookewell Academy for Talented Youth nestled in the mountains of North Carolina, Ruby Wilson's best friend Mara vanishes from her hometown. It's a shock to her system that leaves Ruby reeling, but she can't turn down the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of attending her dream school. In hopes that it will be a welcome distraction from the mystery of her friend's disappearance, she packs up her violin and heads for the hills-- literally. But the shadows follow Ruby; Brookewell isn't as safe as it seems, and as she unravels more about the hidden past of the school, Ruby discovers that what happened to her friend just might be linked to a series of mysterious events that occurred when Brookewell was founded in the sixties. As Ruby gets closer to figuring out the mysteries of her school, though, students start going missing. Is solving the puzzle of Brookewell and Mara worth it, or will Ruby end up in an even worse place than her missing friend? • #90 in 'mystery' • #42 in 'suspenseful'

In the Empire of Isles, prisoners have a chance of regaining their freedom once a year: the Challenge. There, they fight to the death in various phases on a nationally televised channel, until only one is left remaining and named victor. An heir to the Empire is chosen during a contest known as the Praelium, where nobles and those sponsored by noble houses attempt to win over the people and prove they are honorable enough to wear the crown. Once there are only sixteen remaining, they then fight to the death in ritual combat. Only the strongest becomes the next Emperor or Empress. When her brother is arrested and forced to partake in the year's Challenge, Rei finds herself navigating the intricacies and scandals of the courtly life in order to get close enough to save him. This year is different: the country might be facing a war, and a betrothal to a prince of another land awaits the winner. As she progresses through the Praelium, Rei quickly learns no one can be an ally and that she must do things she is not proud of once again in order to save her brother. After all, if the only person you loved could die at any moment, what would you do to save them? What would you become?

Five teens. One missing girl. And a town full of lies and secrets that are swept away by brooms made of money. When Caitlyn Phillips goes missing, the people in the small town of Freylake deem this the biggest case they've seen "on paper." What should be a normal open-and-shut missing persons case turns into a mess of finger-pointing, backstabbing, and lies. Everyone hated Cait, but who hated her enough to make her go missing? *These are the first three chapters to the book to read before deciding if you want to purchase. The full book is available as an ebook and paperback on Amazon.

After ten years of separation, J.D. has one final meeting with his father before he passes on. Now, left to deal with the emotions that come from this, he is confronted by a young man with a simple question: What do you dream of? A story of love, loss, acceptance, and grief.

in which an ethiopian girl gets the role in stranger things and Finn becomes infatuated with her.

It's not about what happened to you. It's about who helped you get through it.

A group of misfits band together at a small school in New York, where slowly they realize they're reincarnations of the historical figures of the American Revolutionary War. Join the gang as they learn not just who they were, but also who they are. Loosely inspired by Hamilton: An American Musical, by Lin-Manuel Miranda. More related to actual history, but, "Hamilton" the musical still exists in the universe and it may or may not serve as a plot point.