Taylor never escaped the locker, her life ended there and on the brink of oblivion the gears of Destiny came to a screeching halt and shattered into million pieces as instead of a girl with a Power to control insects a Lion that Ruled over a Kingdom stepped out of it. A life was hidden in a single moment, many adventures that took less than an instant, decades worth of days seen in a blink of an eye… Taylor Hebert never escaped the locker but it doesn’t mean that her Tale was over, it just now was not the first Tale that she had lived through.

The problem with being a dynamic duo is that your magnificent schemes sometimes require more than two people.

Sidestory for and canon to In Golden Armour.

SungWon Cho triggers with the power to build his own waifu. The first victim on his quest? Lung, who he plans to turn into Bowsette.

Taylor asks Brian to help him out with a gym routine. Brian does his best.

Crystal's in high school now, and she's utterly through with being virtually imprisoned in her own house.

Just sneaking out for a party surely couldn't hurt.

Could it?

In which Tommy Wiseau achieves his dreams through copious amounts of shard fuckery.

Jack can arguably survive against Contessa.

A bored Alec definitely can't be trusted with the PRT's direct number.

Jack Slash always wins against parahumans. Always. Even pinned to the wall and gagged.

Tormented by the bullying of three girls, one of which her former best friend, Taylor Hebert decides on a completely unexpected solution: She will try to seduce all three of them.

Taylor Hebert is unknowingly the descendant of a long line of Saiyans but she doesn't discover her true power until she is rescued by a mysterious martial artist.

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.

(Many thanks for Spacebattles users Counter_Guarian and TheOrange for helping me with this.)

BIND itself is not your typical Worm fic. While it follows a parahuman and deals with them frequently, the story is more akin to a detective novel than a superhero one. Specter is essentially a serial killer, and the main character is someone dead set on finding him. A good portion of the narrative will be focused on interviewing witnesses and uncovering clues. That said, it’s also character heavy rather than action. Not that it won’t have it’s exciting moments.

Poor Monokuma. He's gone just so long without starting another killing game. Fortunately for him (and unfortunately for this latest batch of contestants), he has some genius new ideas for how to keep things entertaining. 16 new Ultimates, their fates now conjoined in the newest iteration of the killing game. In this world, there's only one truth:

Kill, or Be Killed.

When a butterfly flaps its wings in China, it can cause a hurricane in Mexico. So, what happens if a Lung flaps its wings, trips and knocks itself out in Brockton Bay, right at the feet of an unpowered Taylor Hebert? Well, apparently, it leads to everyone across the US believing she’s a Parahuman, no matter how much she tries to convince them otherwise.

Hi. I’m Sara. You probably haven’t heard of me, but I guarantee you’ve heard of my work before, at least if you’ve been around the Portland cape fandom! This, well… it’s my autobiography, in a way. I used to write cape fanfiction, but it’s a bit narcissistic now. Plus I don’t really have time.

Anyway, sit back and enjoy, and if you like what you see, please consider donating to my Patreon. Many thanks to those who have already donated.

A foodfic blog, from Flechette’s point of view. She’s terrible at cooking, but would like to learn.

Some time ago when I started thinking about a Worm fic, I had three ideas that came to mind. One turned into Taylor Varga, which grew rather out of hand, although I regret nothing! One I did about eight chapters of, but shelved for the time being as it was rapidly turning into something ridiculously complicated. I may come back to it at some point in the future even so. I've lifted a few bits out of it for Taylor Varga, so it wasn't a waste of time.

The third idea was the one behind this beginning. Whether I'll go on with it at some point I don't know. I quite like the idea, but I haven't decided exactly how it would work, aside from it being an AU of Worm that breaks entirely with continuity some years before the start of canon. No Scion, that golden idiot makes the entire setting almost impossible to end properly without nearly everyone dying or a huge deus ex machina, so he snuffed it at the same time as Eden. Less powerful Endbringers, for the same reason, although still insanely powerful. Basically, tilting the field a little more towards sanity.

It would have been fairly dark even so, although not Worm dark. I didn't want to mow down entire worlds full of people…

In the wake of Leet's passing, Über runs away with the travelling Circus and tries to figure out where he's taking his act from here.

When Lisa Wilbourn makes a new friend after a chance encounter, she doesn't think much of it at the time.

However, as Lisa gets to know her better and finds more and more reasons to like her, she begins to worry that she might be setting herself up for a fall.

Her power has torpedoed any potential romances long before they ever got off the ground. Surely it's only a matter of time, right?

…Right?

[PROMPT] Lisa finds herself a knight in shining armor (no, not Dean): someone who is genuinely, wholly, a good person. She dismisses the notion at first, thinking that she just hasn't had the conditions for her power to notice his faults, but after multiple encounters starts to entertain the idea that he's the real deal. Dare she dream…?

Cancer patient Rebecca Costa-Brown gets a new lease on life—not through superpowers in a bottle, but dumb luck and the miracle of modern medicine. Naturally, she uses this opportunity to go to university, torment her roommate, get high, make friends, write papers, drink in moderation, and generally wreck everything in her path.

A no powers college AU set in modern day.
Updates when it updates.

Taylor goes into the locker, but what comes out isn’t exactly human anymore.

A series of short stories focused around the various capes mostly in and around NYC. Majority OCs, Canon compliant, hoping to expand some of the places less touched upon in Worm proper. Updates every Saturday.

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?

Taylor gets transported into the MCU as the twin sister of Peter Parker. Like I said, I really liked the premise of Out of Depth.

Six months after Salem's defeat, the world of Remnant has changed. The Grimm are weakening, and the Kingdoms have started to expand for the first time in decades. However, none of this matters to Ruby Rose, as she must learn to contend with an entirely different world.

An AU where Taylor never triggered but decided to become "strong" in order to stop Emma and Sophia from bullying her before Christmas her freshman year of high school. She eventually escalates this idea into making a plan to clean up Brockton Bay, but there's only so much she can do without super powers. Taylor doesn't let that stop her and begins working toward her goals. And although she starts alone, she eventually finds friends and allies among the parahumans that reside in the Bay.
A series of snippets that aren't in chronological order.