Chris wanted nothing much, just to finish school, get his act togethor, maybe even study. But his world gets turned upside down when tears begin flowing. And a voice claiming to be an Japanese folk demon begins living in his head. Things began to fall apart and grasping at the straws of hunger. Maybe he could do some good, or he'd be just another monster infesting the Bay.

Worm/Tokyo Ghoul cross. Lusia Able was a normal(slightly insane) girl living a normal life, until she went through the worst day of her life and became something more, something dangerous. Now she sets out to live her life and have fun doing it, no matter how many people have to die along the way. After all, what's life without a little bit of Chaos? (Lots of OCs)

Atreus is sick and tired of war. War isn't tired of him though.

A Series of stories that I want to write but don't have the focus to do so I'm putting them up here so that if anyone finds them interesting they can do the story themselves (Cross-posted on Archive of Our Own/AO3)

People really should stop doing random mysterious CYOAs, it’s like they want to get kidnapped by an interdimensional guild

In stories like Spiderman and Ben 10, uncool kids being given superpowers tend to go on being the Hero of the story, I'm sure that's how Canon went too. But I'm not like them... I'm not the Hero of this story. I'm the Villain.

A reflection of two individuals across space-time deepens. One succumbs to the void, and the other smiles and awakens again to a new perspective of things. After all, The dream continues even as they bask in a new, similarly cruel world. A world devoid of hope and dreams...

Taylor Hebert had a great destiny, upon which much rested. She was also a latent psyker, too weak to ever awaken her potential. In the most critical moment of her life, these two things, combined with a plea for help made with dying faith, drew unsavory attention. A gift was given, a gift that was also a curse.

Many people have correctly said much about how dark and hopeless an environment Worm is. But for a serious D&D player, it is simply Tuesday. So no use panicking. Of course, there is that little complication about starting out as a 1st level commoner...

"Today's heroes. Tomorrow's future." Born on July 4th, 1981, the Homelander is a shining symbol of American glory, fighting alongside the Seven and partnering with the Triumvirate in keeping the country and the world safe. Son of the first and greatest hero in American history, we at Vought are proud to announce the third generation of the Soldier Boy legacy... God Bless America.

Taylor Hebert has been torn into the nightmare that is Yharnam, losing more of herself every night. In the real world, two unlikely people take note of her change and begin pondering what to do about it.

Taylor Hebert after gold morning left powerless and raked by helplessness forced to live a meaningless life in Area 11 found meaning and purpose after one night of a return to normalcy (for her).

The difference between a bandit lord and King was the adherence to a just law. Punishment had to befit the crime and no man, lord or peasant, should be given impartial favor over another. As King of Britain, the Once and Future King, she would be damned to allow a Wyrm to burn a child alive.

The Emperor wasn't sure how he ended up in a different universe, or what the parasite leeching off Humanity was. But he was the guardian of Mankind, and there was at least one person on this world worthy of taking up his mantle.

Taylor trap in the locker called out for help, ends up summoning Hasbro heroes. Now the world of Worm now have some old fashion heroes to save the day.

Years have passed since the Simurgh was killed and Scion Vanished. Countless threats to Earth Bet have been nullified behind the scenes. The administrator of the Shard Network now turns their sights outward from the Earths that have hosts. They find an anomaly on one where humans are vanishing without a trace. A sequel to 'The Most Dangerous Gamer'. Worm x The Wandering Inn

Refuges from the end of the Aberrant era of the Trinity Continuum escape to Earth Bet. They seek to understand the mysteries of their new refuge while defending it from destruction.

This is a sequel for Tenhawk's SCAU-DC Stranger in a Strange Verse. Xander is trying to return to his reality of origin, but his reality jumping method is not perfected. After some reality jumps Xander lands on Earth Bet.

Book III of the Infinite and the Divine. Taylor Hebert awakens from her great battle with Scion on a primitive world far from her own, lost and confused. Without her Olympian strength, but with all of her Vanir magic, she forges a place for herself among the gods and monsters of her new world.

Gold Morning was supposed to be the end. The capstone of a short, frenetic career. Taylor Hebert's fight was supposed to be over. But the end of one story is often the beginning of another, and when she's offered the chance to take part in a mission whose scale and scope feel so very familiar, there's only one answer she could give.

One lonely summer night, the sole survivor of a hunt gone wrong had a choice to make. Ten years later, Nanku returns to settle unfinished business and put her past to rest. Much has happened in her absence and the world marched on without a Taylor Hebert to shape it. The skinned bodies showing up around town are unrelated. Probably. I mean, what are the odds?

Kyushu, Japan. November 2nd, 1999. The day the first god decended. And the first Beast was slain. The day the war for the fate of all Earths began. The war between Gods and Beasts, Archons and Entities. May Heaven help us all. Inspired by Zakara on SB

Scion's threat to all the Earth's has consequences that few foresaw. From the grim darkness of an endangered alternate universe, a girl called Taylor Hebert receives a care package of sorts. Three species' worth of super-tech has to be better for her than "bugs"... right?

The Reaper squad gets its very first mission. "Rid an iteration of chaos fiends. Undo its fated death that is to come very soon. Protect the people." Can the Reapers do it? Or is the Wormverse going to be too much for our heroes? Let's find out.

Even at a young age, Izuku was nothing if not good at violence and inflicting pain. With the world unraveling itself around him, it might as well be the best skill to be proficient at.