Summer Camp was canceled. Taylor Hebert had no other plans except to hang out with her best friend all day, everyday. Then she finds herself right next to the Barnes' as their car gets stopped by the ABB in a tight alleyway. OCs are just for me to have fun, Taylor power-switch story.

Post-Gold Morning, publicly Tattletale collaborates with Defiant and Antares to try and keep the world from falling apart in her own way. In private Lisa is struggling to ensure that she can protect the most important things and help the one she loves slowly heal.

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

Due to a fluke of fate, Taylor gains an altered shard, one with the power to summon a legion of superpowered beings from an alternate universe. Only one problem: Something killed their Earth and it's still out there. Worm/Original Superhero Universe

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.

You know who's only slightly less annoying than Greg Veder? Bryce Kiley, and only thanks to a lack of screen time. So why am I him? OC-Insert. ToF format.

Taylor Hebert triggers with different powers and now struggles with how to be a hero. With what's right and wrong all in the same shade of gray her decisions have never been harder.

Contessa approaches Khepri at the end of the line, intending to remove one more threat to the end of the cycle. Queen Administrator suggests a new Path to an old problem; a Path that loops back in on itself to save time, effort, and lives. Khepri will act as Taylor's second trigger, and relearn its humanity doing it.

SI/OC All the world mourns; for death is the norm. Yet in the midst of the forlorn shall rise a hero born. Mankind has given up all hope of salvation, between the gangs, the onslaught of villainy and the Endbringer's. It was obvious to all but the babe's swaddled in cloth that the end was nigh. A world such as this cries out for a hero. A Superman.

Suddenly remembering his previous life on a different earth, teenage boy Jake Vesper finds himself in Brockton Bay, 2011. He uses his new power to temporarily copy shards and grant them to others to build a criminal empire for himself. Using everything at his disposal he tries to climb the ranks while fighting off Heroic and Villainous Capes alike. (Accepting OCs.)

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.

A few hours after the locker, something happens to Taylor's power. A trigger, except the requirements aren't in place. Her powers change completely from those she'd originally received, and it's not conflict that drives her; it's a desire to collect and lead parahumans. But for what, she isn't sure. AU.

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?

What happens when you transport a guy that just got killed after starting the second apocalypse into the locker of a girl whose supposed to save the world by killing herself? Heh. Chaos.

The fight against Behemoth in New Delhi goes horribly wrong. Taylor, almost the only survivor, is sent back into the past by Phir Sē to try to fix matters. But there are complications ...

Two broken souls does not make one attered pieces, cracks, they only Amy/Danny lemon.

Taylor Hebert spends nine days and nine nights unconscious after losing an eye in the locker, straddling the line between life and death. Then, she receives a legacy which forcibly derails the path of Earth Bet. Work title from the material component of Glyph of Warding in 5e.

"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.

Endless stories. Endless cycles. So many Cycles. More CYCLES. Always C Y C L E s

A collections of snippets and one shots that have been going through my head. Primarily Worm, but I may throw in some crossovers or such down the line.

Earth Bet. It's a pretty Horrible Place. Taylor Hebert plays a key role to saving Everything. That's a lot of responsibility for just one pair of shoulders. What would dear old Taylor do if she had a friend, a friend wreathed in shadow and nightmare? Someone's about to turn Earth Bet upside down!

I love books, anime, games, and fanfiction really I do. They're worlds to get lost in. Perfect works of art to inspire the creation of others. So why, god why, did I wake up in Worm. A world full of sociopaths and homicidal murder hobos. oh, and worse, they have nigh indestructible genocidal murder machines hell bent on the extermination of the human Race.

One-shot. Taylor starts writing cape fiction, she is unprepared for the ramifications.

Thales: Reincarnated into Worm with Power Manipulation, no metaknowledge. Amy: Panacea AU, character development Eidolon: Eidolon Self Insert at canon start.

What if several Worm characters had a really bad day, the sort of day from which there is no coming back? What happens to Brockton Bay then?