Humanity’s strongest Scout was mid-battle when the sky tore open, dropping her into a world where heroes are trained instead of soldiers. Surrounded by peace she doesn’t understand and powers she’s never seen, Y/N struggles to adapt to a life without walls… or Titans. But her arrival was no accident. As strange incidents begin to surface and others from her world follow, the line between realities starts to fracture. And when true monsters cross into hero society, the students of UA will learn
I’m the lead guitarist in the band “the weird sisters” and I just transferred to Hogwarts to take classes part time, though my music career is priority. When I get there everyone is gawking and whispering, star struck and fangirling. It doesn’t phase me. They put me in slytherin house for obvious reasons. And I meet the Pansy, Draco, mattheo, Theo, Blaise, Bianca, Daphne, barty, and Lorenzo. They seem to be intrigued by me. I couldn’t care less.
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The Avengers have made one thing painfully clear: they don’t like {y/n}. They’re secretive, sarcastic, disrespectful, impossible to control, and seemingly determined to make everyone at the Tower hate them. Tony doesn’t trust them. Steve is tired of their defiance. Clint thinks they’re a liability. Natasha knows they’re hiding something. And {y/n} has no intention of changing their minds. It’s easier to let them hate the person they think {y/n} is than tell them the truth. But when a mission leads the Avengers somewhere {y/n} knows far too well, years of carefully buried secrets begin clawing their way to the surface. Because {y/n} was never just an arrogant teammate with an attitude problem. And the Avengers are about to discover they never really knew {y/n} at all.