Kamijou Touma heard about the otaku and their obsession for stories related to isekai, which involved the main characters being transported to another world, usually one with fantasy elements. It was silly, he thought. And he'd never be a part of such insanity. But here he was, a year after he got transported into another world, another earth, in North America.

Touma finds himself in a new world, accompanied by a Gungnir-toting Othinus. He wished he could've explored at least one of these new realities he finds himself in, but he knew even after he could understand his companion that he still needed to watch after her to make sure she doesn't overreact to anything. Still, these new espers called parahumans are quite interesting.

The one where Accelerator goes on a week long bender due to Kamijou Touma's extremely bad luck and makes some decisions that make things very awkward. Taylor Hebert always did like pretty boys.

This is an WormAU/Crossover story. This story is basically about an version of Academy City in Worm with some My Hero Academia characters. So due to that, it'll have different reinterpretations of certain Raildex and My Hero Academia characters under the Worm setting. With some OCs and whatever. Let's see what happens.

This is a story on OC/Alt-Shirai Kuroko in the Worm universe. Basically a what if this random girl triggered in Brockton Bay kind of story.

A different power, a different way. There Taylor triggers with the ability to control bugs... here it's the power that qualified a certain pig-tailed middleschool girl as a level 4. AltPower!Taylor - CANCELLED

Just a little something I wrote. Extremely short. Didn't run it through any grammar checks or anything. Just look at it as a little teaser for a biger project that will (most likely) come.

A Hero won't fall. A Hero won't stop. A Hero will finish what he set out to do. A Hero will save the people he swore to protect. No matter what.

The results of her trip into the locker yield a different sort of administration for Taylor Hebert. Overwhelming power isn't a solution to all of your problems. Sometimes it creates more than it solves. A lesson that Taylor is going to learn all too well.