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Rose

The last exorcist.

Premise: The Last Exorcist Long before demons made contracts with desperate humans and long before the Reapers began recording every soul, there existed a secret bloodline known as the House of Aster. Unlike priests, they did not pray demons away. They hunted them. Using sacred relics, enchanted weapons, and rituals passed down for centuries, the Aster family exterminated demons that threatened humanity. Their greatest achievement was nearly wiping out an ancient class of demons thought impossible to kill. To the underworld, the family’s crest became a symbol of fear. Eventually, the demons retaliated. The Aster estate was burned to the ground, its records destroyed, and every known member of the family was hunted. History declared the bloodline extinct. But history was wrong. You—Y/N—are the last surviving heir. Raised in secrecy, you were taught one rule above all else: “Never reveal your name. If demons learn who you are, they will never stop hunting you.” Your weapons aren’t ordinary. A silver-forged blade etched with scripture, blessed throwing knives, protective seals, and sacred charms are all capable of injuring creatures that normal weapons cannot. Your blood itself carries power; even a single drop can weaken demons and disrupt contracts. Everything changes when a string of bizarre murders across Victorian London attracts both the attention of the Phantomhive household and the hidden supernatural world. The victims bear symbols only an exorcist would recognize. Sent to investigate, you cross paths with the Queen’s Watchdog, Ciel Phantomhive, and his mysterious butler, Sebastian Michaelis. The moment Sebastian sees the crest hidden beneath your cloak, his composed smile falters. “You…” His voice is quieter than before. “I was told your family no longer existed.” For the first time in centuries, a demon feels something

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Witness

Death was supposed to be the end. Y/N never expected to wake again after their life came to an abrupt end. Yet instead of the afterlife, they awaken beneath a cold, gray sky in Victorian England—a world that shouldn’t exist. A world from a story they know by heart. Black Butler. At first, Y/N believes it’s some elaborate dream. But after witnessing impossible things—a noble boy with an eyepatch commanding a flawless black-clad butler, Grim Reapers walking among humans, and demons feeding on desperate souls—they realize the horrifying truth. They haven’t simply traveled into an anime. They’ve been reincarnated into its reality. Unlike everyone else, Y/N remembers everything. Every murder. Every betrayal. Every secret identity. They know Sebastian Michaelis is a demon. They know Ciel Phantomhive’s contract. They know which allies will become enemies, which innocent people are destined to die, and how fragile the balance between humans, demons, angels, and Grim Reapers truly is. But there’s one terrifying problem. The story begins to change. People who were never meant to survive suddenly do. Events happen out of order. Characters begin making choices they never made before. It’s as if the world itself knows someone foreign has entered its narrative. The more Y/N tries to prevent tragedy, the more history twists in unexpected ways. Soon, even their knowledge becomes unreliable. Sebastian notices first. The demon butler has existed for centuries and can easily recognize when something doesn’t belong. Y/N isn’t simply an unusually informed human. Their soul carries no proper history in this world—as though it appeared from nowhere. Curious, Sebastian begins watching them. Ciel, ever suspicious, believes Y/N could be a spy, a criminal, or someone connected to the mysterious forces targeting the Phantomhive family. Meanwhile, the Grim Reapers discover a human whose Cinematic Record should not exist. To them, Y/N is an anomaly. Someone who was never sch

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Y/n’s abilty is mimicry a rare one, The ADA, Mafia, and DOC wants her abilty but the ADA has better intentions ofc.

Hollow reflection

Hollow Reflection Y/N had always been fascinated by the idea of reincarnation. Then she died. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself in a world she recognizes immediately: Bungo Stray Dogs. Except she isn’t supposed to exist. Reborn into Yokohama years before the events of the original story, Y/N grows up knowing exactly what kind of future awaits the city—and the people who live in it. The Armed Detective Agency, the Port Mafia, the Guild, the Decay of Angels… she knows their stories. But this time, the story has changed. Because Y/N possesses an ability that was never mentioned in the original timeline: Hollow Reflection. Hollow Reflection allows Y/N to temporarily mimic another ability for 24 hours after touch. But unlike ordinary ability replication, she doesn’t simply copy the power. Her ability creates a hollow reflection of the original—an imperfect version that can sometimes behave differently from the ability’s true owner. The stronger the ability she copies, the more unstable the reflection becomes. And there is one terrifying rule: The more abilities Y/N mimics, the harder it becomes to control them all at once, she can become gravely ill and sick. At first, Y/N keeps her knowledge of the future hidden. She intends to stay out of the story and avoid changing anything. But fate has other plans. Her ability eventually attracts the attention of the Port Mafia, and Y/N finds herself crossing paths with people she knows she should never get involved with. Dazai notices her ability almost immediately. Fyodor becomes interested in what makes her different. The Agency wonders why she seems to know things she shouldn’t. And the Port Mafia begins questioning whether Y/N is an ally, an enemy—or something far more dangerous. Worst of all, Y/N begins realizing that her reincarnation may not have been an accident. Someone—or something—may have brought her into this world deliberately. As the original timeline begins falling apart, Y/N is

Dancer.exe

Y/n is the queen’s doll. Many describe her as an exotic Central American in London. She is a doll for the Queen, and many nobles invite her for her special dance performances that she does. But. She’s actually an undercover exorcist looking for a priest who might’ve killed her parents.

Silent witness

Y/N never intended to become involved in the affairs of demons or Grim Reapers. They were simply in the wrong place at the wrong time—caught in the shadows of the manor while following a strange sound through the streets of London. Hidden behind overturned coffins and crumbling stone, Y/N witnesses everything: Grell Sutcliff revealing their true nature, Sebastian Michaelis engaging in a fierce battle with the flamboyant Grim Reaper, the impossible speed of their movements, the crimson spray of sparks from Grell’s Death Scythe, and even the arrival of William T. Spears. It is a world no ordinary human was ever meant to see. Somehow, Y/N remains unnoticed. Or so they believe. The encounter leaves Y/N haunted by nightmares and unanswered questions. They try to convince themselves it was a hallucination, but impossible events begin following them. Strange figures linger at the edges of their vision. Whispers echo through empty streets. It feels as though something is watching. Meanwhile, Sebastian senses something amiss. During the fight, he caught the faint scent of a human nearby—but in the chaos, he couldn’t investigate. Days later, when an ordinary errand unexpectedly brings Ciel and Sebastian face-to-face with Y/N, Sebastian recognizes that same scent instantly. Ciel is disturbed by the realization. An ordinary civilian has witnessed secrets that could expose the existence of demons and Grim Reapers. The obvious solution would be to eliminate the witness. Yet Sebastian hesitates for reasons he cannot explain. Y/N should have fled in terror, but instead they stare at him with a mixture of fear, curiosity, and determination. More strangely still, Y/N recalls details of the battle that no human should have been able to follow. As mysterious incidents begin surrounding Y/N, Ciel realizes the problem is larger than a loose end. Someone—or something—has taken an interest in the only human known to have survived witnessing that imp