A cliché story about a young Asian teenager from Korea. Watch as June encounter just about every single cliché moment in Korean literature. SI story

This side story started life as a series of Omakes in my Worm/Luna Varga crossover story "Taylor Varga." It's more or less outgrown that now, with enough words involved to make it viable as a (sort of) standalone story as an experiment. However, it most likely won't make sense unless you have a working knowledge of that story AND Harry Potter, so I'd suggest reading both first :)

Series of One-shots revolving Lisa trying to maintain a normal relationship. Set during the timeskip, sequel to "Tattletale Gets Laid", and its epilogue "Lisa's Love Limbo".

Being a cape changes things, complicates them; makes it so you feel like the world is crashing down on your shoulders, but you can’t take the name Atlas, because you know it’s gonna crush you right down.

This is just a brief side project while I work on Sand and Fury, but I'm liking it so far and I thought I'd share with you.

Taylor becomes a dragon. Hijinks ensue.

You are Zelda Hyrule, daughter of Rheoam Bosphoramus Hyrule, AKA the CEO of Hyrule Co. and the top of your class.

And you are so excited! A few days ago these mysterious “shrines” have popped up out of nowhere all around the city, along with a very tall tower. People have been getting “Sheikah Slates” from a pedestal near the tower and using it to get into the shrines to do challenges. That’s not what you are interested in though.

Two and a half well intentioned fools find themselves in the Worm Universe, gifted by Abaddon, the third entity. In their attempts to save some, they may just doom all. SI based on the Worm CYOA Update Gimel.

A game will be played. And it will leave a mess in its wake. A game of life and death at their absolute extremes. A game of Eight Heroes trying to claim the Ultimate Reward.

But the game is yet to be played, it's too soon, as the Players aren't ready, and their guardians are scattered, some yet to even meet their wards. Besides, Agents must be employed to both set it up and clean after it.

And so we watch a 1997s Brockton Bay serve as an initial stage. Where both the misplaced Agents and the guardians would converge.

The Shaper shard and Queen Administrator shard switch places. Things butterfly quickly.

Brockton Bay. A slowly rotting, fog-wreathed city in a decaying world where things lurk in the shadows. And that's what I thought it was even before my powers opened my eyes. I wish I could ignore what I see. I wish I could forget. I wish I could escape. But I can't. The Other Place is always there.

On twelfth birthday, having just received her Evil Pieces a portal opens up in front of Rias and the corpse of a god slayer falls out. Post-GM. Queen Taylor.

Taylor Hebert is about to Trigger-- when two somebodies, or two SomePONIES, intercede...

When the lives of characters from other media brush against Worm, how might their abilities manifest, and how might people react?

Taylor Hebert, trapped in her locker, draws the eye of a being in need of a new (metaphorical) right hand. The Moon has great things planned for this young girl.

The Thinker's distraction with the PtV Shard was no accident, it had been engineered by the third Entity: Abaddon. But it had underestimated the strength of The Warrior so now it could either retreat and try again with another Pair in another world or try its luck at beating the Warrior. Before it could choose however it noticed that The Warrior had dropped its Administrator Shard.

A former teen idol from Japan, Carrie Kobayashi found her life uprooted when the Endbringer, Leviathan, laid waste to her home and nation. Five years later she finds herself in San Francisco navigating a complicated web of heroes, villains, entertainers, and politicians. While attempting to find her place in her new home, can she escape from her past, or will it catch up with her? Will she be remembered as a hero or an entertainer? A strategist or a sociopath?

So what would happen if things went slightly differently?

Taylor gets a Thinker/Striker power that lets her see, understand, and manipulate different kinds of structures she comes in contact with. This story won't be heavy on physical fights, instead based on Taylor fixing Brockton Bay in any way she can. Her trigger is very public, causing the PRT to know her identity from the start. Fight them and working with her father, Taylor will do what she can to achieve her goals. No matter what.

Taylor is kidnapped and stuffed into a cryopod by a Grineer science/raiding party in 2009 while at summer camp. The Grineer’s ship suffers a malfunction and is trapped in the Void. Taylor wakes and is eventually discovered by a Tenno party.

During a moment of crisis, Taylor Hebert, destined saviour of dozens of worlds, is approached by an unusual creature, with an even more unusual offer.

What if, instead of getting powers, Taylor opened a pizzeria?

Runaway Capes have a tendency to stick together. They also have a tendency to make bad decisions.

Dear listeners, it's been two years since the end of the world. You're tired, you're frustrated, and the local capes are out picking fights. Sit down, calm down, and tune in as your unsettlingly friendly radio host Theodore Guy brings you the latest news.

Basic premise is that the SI arrives at the worst possible moment, when the original team drops Cadmus's ceiling on Blockbuster. The Worm half is where the powers come from. I honestly debated handing him Kaneki's powerset from Tokyo Ghoul but decided that would be too angsty.

years after Gold Morning, Taylor had a child. Now, that child is in high school and has powers. She also worships Khepri. What could go wrong?

Welcome to Hope is an Anchor, where you play as Noelle, a young woman from Earth Aleph, who, along with her friends, finds herself in deep waters. While in canon it was Noelle who was badly injured, in this story it is Krouse who is badly hurt, leaving her in command. Can she get home? Will she want to? Well, that's up to you. Hope is an Anchor uses a modified version of the One Roll Engine system.

Welcome to my new quest. Now, first and foremost, I have run quests before on different sites, under different aliases, but I've never precisely run something on a forum like SB/SV before. It's a bit different than what I'm used to, but I'll try my best. I'm used to a very fast-moving quest, a post every ten minutes with instant votes, but I'll try to keep the pace a bit more sedate for this new environment.

This is a Worm Quest, and you guys are going to be playing an original character who knows... well, a lot. Almost as much as someone who'd browsed through the story knows. His name is Echo, and he is a parahuman who has lived and died and lived and died repeatedly for centuries. His memory isn't quite perfect, and he doesn't quite know everything... but he gets the gist.

His power doesn't quite fit the 'theme' of normal powers- almost on the scale of an Outside Context Problem- and there's a reason for it. Only time will tell if you learn precisely why that is.

'And another boring day come and go. Why couldn't happen something interesting?'