When you're surrounded by technology that outpaces you by millenia, it's only natural to feel nostalgic for the clashing of steel and the smoke of magic. A few Smashers in the mansion try to sate this homesickness with unorthodox methods AKA some Fire Emblem characters play D&D.

Fifteen Ultimates, one regular boy, one household. When you put them all together, who knows what could happen? Adventures and mayhem abound; you have been warned. (AU where Killing Game never occurred)

Walking a treacherous path is always harder when you don't have anyone to help you keep your balance. That was probably the reason she was so inclined to reach out to any hand outstretched her way. The rise of Ibuki Mioda began long after her fall began, and she was oblivious to the end. (Pre-SDR2)

An uncomfortable weight grew in his stomach: the feeling of guilt. As it sat heavy in his gut, he pondered over this morning. If he was faster, could he have saved at least one of them? Would he have been able to prevent a killing? (SPOILERS FOR SDR2: CHAPTER 3, One-sided implied Hajime Hinata X Ibuki Mioda, rated T for language)