Short stories in which Taylor Hebert gets powers from the Slaughterhouse Nine. Some are short and lighthearted snippets, others are longer and more serious.

Post Gold Morning, Taylor struggles to get her life back in order. She gets a little bit of unexpected help from some of New York's most common residents. Complete

Old Shame/Oneshot/Adoptable. Instead of the Queen Administrator Shard, Taylor Hebert gets something that is just a little bit overpowered when it comes to...just about anything, really. Rated for a couple of words to keep people in character.

Inspired by the r/parahumans writing prompt from the sixth of April, 2015, the Bakuda bomb that trapped one of the Protectorate's most promising heroes (and two other guys) in a bubble of slowed time starts to wear off, freeing these capes at last.

Sometimes you stand so firm for so long, it's easy to forget why you're doing it at all. [One-shot. Alexandria character piece.]

A chance conversation changes the course of the world. Eidolon sought for fellow parahumans to measure himself against. Now, for better or worse, he has his Worthy Opponents. A ruthless Warlord. A stubborn Vigilante. A villainous Rogue. There are others, scattered around the world and wielding immense powers few can match. The Protectorate is going to have its hands full.

Taylor Hebert gets the power to see the numbers that underlie reality. But what will she do when the numbers show her the truth about her former best friend Emma?

Alec shows Taylor Sophia's diary. It answers somethings.

Solutions to problems may be more troublesome than anticipated. A quick CYOA.

Chapter 5: Brockton Bay Sirens, The Day Job; Nobody likes it, but everyone knows it's true. You have to pay the bills.

You know Worm Choose Your Own Adventure? I chose to give it a go. Now I have to win or die, but if I have to play this game I intend to do so as I see fit.

In the aftermath of Gold Morning, everyone received a second chance, including Contessa. Oneshot.

You may have heard of this thing called Worm, and also heard that it's 1.65 million words long. That's a lot, and you're not sure if you'll like it enough to commit. Herein lies a summary of that epic work, explained plainly (unlike Worm Lite, intended more for fans of Worm). Rated T for descriptions of violence and a character named Bitch.

The Simurgh comes to Brockton Bay. The Endbringer that sees the future has plans for the city. Victoria Dallon and Taylor Hebert must race against time to save the ones they love. Can they escape the city, or will they be driven mad by the Endbringer's song?

This is a silly crack fic that I decided to write up. It's technically the sequel to I, Panacea, which is in turn the sequel to Security!. In it, Mike Allen shows up in Scion's head. Hijinks ensue.

It started with a whim. The next thing I knew, I was standing in an alleyway, which was in a city I knew next to nothing about, in a universe I also knew next to nothing about, and with powers, perks, and complications that I didn't pay much attention to when I chose them. I should have known better than even beginning to entertain a new plot bunny...

A new person arrives in the Worm-Verse, with the powers of the Emperor of Man. They will create a empire that will cross the stars and bring Glory to Humanity. If they survive, not just Cauldron, Endbringers, and Scion himself, but also his brother and sister who arrive and start the cycle anew.

Don't have enough time to reread a few million words of superheroes and supervillains just to remember what's going on? GreatWyrmGold has you covered, with sarcastic summaries made as he rereads Worm again. Rated T for a character named Bitch, frequent sarcasm, and above all, describing Worm.

Taylor is rescued from the locker. This is a bad thing.

For Taylor Hebert, death was just the beginning. Reincarnated into an alternate earth version of herself she awakens to find herself trapped in a very familiar locker. Now armed with knowledge of her previous life and the ability to not just control bugs but also manipulate their biology, Taylor sets off to do what she always wanted to: be a superhero. Spoilers abound; sorry.

Coil isn't a paranoid Bond villain!

Welcome to Brockton Bay. It's been almost a year since Golden Mourning, and things are starting to go back to normal. Well, normal for Brockton Bay. Parahumans Infernal and Dreamer will just have to make do, and hope that their gang doesn't fall apart too quickly.

AU. Noelle and Oliver drink from the other's half of the vial.

The world is dying. No one wants to admit it. Taylor awakens and opens her Eyes; meaningless death, conflict, war, but it all pales in the face of extinction. One neophyte parahuman may be all that stands in its way. (Alt!Taylor, AU)

What if Amy Dallon decided to do things a little differently? A creepy, sweet, one-shot AU look at Worm.