lavender brown/padma patil

Izuku must learn his place in a broken and cruel world. He must learn the cost of being a hero. He must learn the cost of changing the world to his own image. In a world divided by factions vying for control, oppressive governments, and sympathetic villains, Izuku must decide his place amongst the chess pieces. He'll have to decide what to make of the broken dreams and shattered faith of an indifferent world. He'll need the power to rise above the mire and muck of despair. Thankfully, he was never quirkless. Sometimes quirks hide until they are triggered. Izuku tasted death and found it lacking, every flavour bitter and lacking spice. In the moments between death and life, he gazed into the howling abyss and it followed him home. Everything he thought he knew about the world is a lie. There are monsters lurking in the dark below, always waiting and always watching. They wait patiently, waiting for one to sit upon a throne of crystal madness and eternal suffering. They have waited for aeons and will wait until the end of eternity. They wait for Izuku Midoriya. Now with a TV Tropes page

Catherine Potter dreams of things that should not be - a Paleblood sky and the distant screams of a being not quite dead, wrested from its mother's bloodied grasp.

When Weiss Schnee was recruited into Vale PD's Bureau of Supernatural Affairs by Inspector Ozpin she had no idea what she was getting into. She certainly wasn't expecting to have such a dolt for a partner. Or for someone to try to usher in the apocalypse.

I don't think I have to do this, but just in case: I don't own Bloodborne or Monster Girl Encyclopedia, nor do I assert ownership in any way, shape, or form. Please don't sue me. The Hunt is Over. The Moon Presence lies dead, and The Good Hunter has become the new master of the Dream. However, wanting to get away from the horrible place that is Yharnam, she has willed the Hunter's Workshop to a new realm. One filled with lustful Monster Girls and the humans who oppose them. Though she may not intend to get involved with the War between monsters and humans, she will do whatever it takes to carve out a place for herself in this world. All the while ensuring Yharnam's secrets die with her, and trying to keep her godly status hidden. Will she be able to build a new home in a land ravaged by lust? Will she be able to keep the horrid Insights she discovered in Yharnam to herself? Will her new Eldritch standing be forced out by her experiences in this new world? And, most importantly, will she be able to find peace? I will be posting this on RoyalRoad. Now has a TVTropes Page: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Fanfic/AHuntersNewHome

Midoriya Izuku has a quirk. And yet, he doesn't know what it does. All he knows is it's something bad. Really bad.

The four Horsemen are not just people with fancy rings. They aren’t even demons with fancy rings. They are another species entirely, a force unto themselves, and Lucifer is kidding himself if he thinks that they are at his beck and call. They are separate. They are neutral. Dean Winchester is not built like them.

Reincarnating into the wizarding world is nothing but surreal, and petty things such as shame and safety become easy to ignore. To Lyra and James all the world's a stage for fun and drama. Though, perhaps, they should not have looked behind the curtains — for as Dumbledore says, there are far worse things than death. (Double SI, powerful magic, no bashing, Lovecraftian divergence)

Shigaraki Tomura does not need a good reason to do what he wants. Often, the most random desires lead him to the most favorable outcome. In the game of life, it's best to leave no stone unturned, no side quest unfinished. No matter how petty the action, he'll do anything to spite All Might and hero society, even if it includes helping a kid become a hero. Midoriya Izuku does not see the point in living after being told by his idol to give up on his dreams. Without a quirk, there's no point in existing in a world defined by quirks. But, with a quirk—no matter how suspiciously obtained—he could do everything that was once denied to him. Even if it meant cheating, even if it meant conspiring with villains, he'd to anything to be a hero. ORShigaraki Tomura meets Midoriya Izuku on a rooftop and hears the story of how All Might crushed his dreams. In his caprice and eagerness to prove All Might wrong in everything, he offers him a quirk upon seven conditions.

Some said that the best revenge was a dish served cold. Some said that the best revenge was a life well-lived. He vehemently disagreed on both counts. The best revenge was lifeblood-warm and tasted like salt, iron, and the death of hope. The best revenge smelled of fresh entrails and mortal terror. The best revenge sounded like the dying screams of a man being torn apart by the incomprehensible horror he’d helped create. The best revenge felt like warm wetness on his claws, on his fangs, on his tendrils. The best revenge was the color of human blood. The best revenge came with the painful deaths of those that had wronged you. There was a reason people said you shouldn’t stare into the Void. You never knew what might be staring back, after all.

Sometimes, waking up to an empty bed and a hangover is the worst you can expect. Sometimes, it's a lot weirder.

Originally written for Halloween, some messing around with cryptids and foreshadowing. I own just about none of these characters, or the places referenced.

Khan's blood restores - but is that all?