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Taylor Hebert is interning for Medhall. She has no idea who's actually in charge. This should be interesting.

After the defeat of Scion Taylor was content to leave the world of heroics behind. Instead she was reincarnated into a fantasy world, with a duty she cannot forsake. Adopted from SeerKings Asylum of Plot Bunnies

When Taylor triggered, she met a heroic spirit in limbo who out of sheer boredom offered her a chance to use her powers for her own gains, and really who was she going to trust more, Sir Mordred, or the creepy space whale that apparently wanted to violate her soul? Taylor honestly felt her choices were a bit limited if truth were to be told, but she'd never let Mordred know that.

The city streets are crowded, even with the rain. Hidden in the darkness is the element, waiting to strike like snakes. And I'm there too. Watching. Fear is a tool. And I know how to use it.

A different power sees Taylor conscripted into the Wards. This time she doesn't use malicious compliance. Former one-shot.

Most stories that involve someone from our world getting dragged into another universe, said person is/was a human before getting sucked into another universe. This time, someone with secondhand knowledge, let's say an alien machine with an addiction to music was suddenly thrown into a universe that was not theirs and was based on a web serial and what is it they first do? shitpost

Taylor Hebert triggers in the locker, and the story begins. But what if someone else had a trigger of their own, years earlier? How would the story change?

"So, you say you're a Case 53?" "Pretty sure, yeah." "You're a lot more composed than most." "Well, I found a couple magazines near where I woke up, they helped to clear up the situation." That was my cover, still a lot more believable than reincarnation.

You end up in an endless corridor with numbered doors. Most of them lead to another version of Earth Bet, where the nexus that is Taylor Hebert experiences life differently - sometimes very badly. Others reflect upon other characters.

crossposted on qq written by Jackalmoreau

An SI story, wherein which being dumped into another world with nothing but the clothes on your back and a distinct lack of access to necessary medications makes for decision making that is somewhat less than calm, stable, and rational. Who'd've thunk it?

Cauldron stumbled into something that might just be what they were looking for. Nothing is ever exactly convenient for them, and Brockton Bay will have to take the burden of the ground where their (Monster) hope should grow. Au focused on OC Case 53 and developed by many POVs and not exactly in chronological order all the time

Scrap that regular self-insert with pre-selected powers! Here's a cultivator for you, Brockton Bay. Have fun.

A Shard activates almost a decade early, and instead of going to a six-year-old girl, it connects with a member of a Brockton Bay gang. With its host's help Lustrum achieves her greatest success, her two daughters. While Annette stayed in the bay with your half-sister, your mom took you to the other side of the country. Now, with your old life in ashes, its time to meet your sister

I found a template for a Worm fanfic that you could write on, and somehow I can enter and exit the story every time I try to write. Do you know what that means? It means that I get to be my character in my story! I can be with my other OCs and other series characters too! This is gonna be epic, I'm getting a front-row seat to the greatest story ever written! / Parody of a SI.

Parahumans are driven towards conflict. It is a biological and psychological need implanted by their powers. But for me? An outsider? Conflict was the road to a permanent end. Throwing myself into cape activities, whatever they may be, was stupidity. Unfortunately, my conflict took the shape of a man whose appearance varied between "cold-eyed gang leader" and "fiery, winged death".

A revolution has come to Brockton Bay, and the balance of power is going to forever be changed. As the saying goes, some heroes are not made, they're built. But this may be the first time its ever been so literal...

A bunch of plot bunnies of varying tone, length and detail. Most are open for adoption or collaboration if that interests anyone.

Years ago, Sophia Hess and Taylor Hebert destroyed a great threat and saved the world. Today, they're still together, though Sophia is starting to find life a little bland. So when she encounters the chance to experience more adventure, of course she takes it.

The average person can easily understand that when it comes to living in a crime-infested city like Brockton Bay where villains carve out their own personal fiefdoms, treating life like a game can get you killed. It's kind of ironic, then, that Greg Veder has always been far more serious about games than he ever has about life. (Worm/The Gamer AU) [Updates Once a Week]

When Amy Dallon encounters someone from her distant past, her life will change forever.

The life of the Heberts changes rather a lot when Danny and Taylor use the rarest superpower of all and actually communicate with each other. Of course things go a little weird when in the process of this they poke around in the attic and come across Papa Schimmelhorn's old toolbox... Turns out Taylor has something of a knack. Probably runs in the family.

Wherein Director Piggot is 300% more genre savvy and 200% more self aware. Suffering is roughly the same though.

Events in the alley go badly wrong ...