Mind Games

You thought landing a job as Mikey's personal assistant was your lucky break—until you realized the Bonten syndicate doesn't do HR.

Who knew that the next person joining the bau would be someone Straus recommended?

You are an immortal from one of the 9 realms. It is known as the realm of darkness. You were cursed as its sole inhabitant. You watched your people get swallowed by the darkness as you practically became the Huntsman, the bringer of pain and death.

You were never meant to have a life of your own—only to be an experiment, a weapon, and a success story buried beneath the secrets of Project Genesis. Rescued by Young Justice with your memories shattered and powers awakening inside you, you must uncover who stole your past. But somewhere between dangerous missions, unexpected friendships, and a family you never thought you’d have, you begin to discover something Genesis could never manufacture: a reason to live beyond your purpose.

In a city that parties like it's dying, everyone's got a hustle, a body count, or a broken heart. (Marked 18+ due to potential for adult themes)

You thought working at a psychiatric asylum would mean medication rounds, difficult patients, and long night shifts. You were wrong. Behind its locked wards are murderers, false diagnoses, forbidden experiments, supernatural rumors, corrupt staff, and patients who know far more than they should. Some will manipulate you. Some will become attached to you. Some could kill you the moment protocol fails. And the longer you work here, the harder it becomes to tell who truly belongs inside—the patients, the staff… or both.

An FBI profiler buries a sister's disappearance and a toxic love while a slow-burn pull toward Spencer Reid quietly rewrites her heart — a Criminal Minds story.

In this My Hero Academia story, the League of Villains recruits a surgeon with no past, no known quirk, and a body covered in scars that tell a story he won't.

You’re in your twenties, independent enough to handle yourself and definitely old enough not to need a babysitter. Unfortunately, your father doesn't seem to agree. When he's sent overseas for a relatively routine mission, he asks his longtime friend Leon Kennedy to let you stay at his house until he returns. Leon is older, private and carries decades of trauma from a life neither of you really understands, but he's also someone your father trusts completely.

You thought the war with the Quincies would be your biggest problem? You wish. Not when Aizen Sōsuke and Urahara Kisuke —two of the most dangerous minds in existence suddenly develop a deadly fascination with you.