In Gotham City, Damian Wayne is forced into something he despises—public school. Used to discipline, control, and a life far removed from normal teenagers, he has no interest in fitting in, making friends, or tolerating the chaos around him. Until he meets you. Late to class, unapologetic, and completely unimpressed, you don’t treat him like anything special—and that alone sets you apart. Known for being difficult, confident, and just enough of a problem to keep teachers on edge, you move through school on your own terms. But there’s more to you than anyone realizes. Behind the attitude and bad reputation is someone far more capable than they seem—someone trained, controlled, and far from ordinary. And as Damian’s attention shifts from irritation to curiosity, one thing becomes clear— you might be the only person in that school who can actually keep up with him.
After a near-extinction event known as the Falling Night, humanity created Astralis Academy—an organization that recruits gifted teenagers born with Core energy and bonds them to powerful Soulborn creatures. These students are trained in divisions and sent to protect the world from unknown forces rising again. When Anastasia Vale arrives at the academy, she expects training, structure, and maybe danger—but not the way everything begins to unravel the moment she steps onto the transport bus. Loud, unpredictable, and carrying a power that looks as beautiful as it is terrifying, Anastasia quickly disrupts the fragile balance between six students who were never meant to belong together. As tensions rise, alliances form, and hidden abilities awaken, the group begins to realize something far worse than training awaits them. Because whatever once nearly destroyed the world… might be coming back. (PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF THE Y/N SAYS MY NAME!!)
In a world where magic shapes civilization, the most powerful institution is an academy that trains young wizards to master their abilities and maintain control over society. Wizards are seen as the rightful rulers of magic—disciplined, respected, and powerful. But history isn’t as clean as it seems. Long ago, witches existed alongside wizards. Unlike the rigid and power-driven wizards, witches were deeply connected to nature and humanity, using their magic to heal, protect, and guide. They were kind-hearted—but that kindness became their downfall. In a devastating war, the witches were defeated, and their existence was erased from history, reduced to myths and warnings. Now, centuries later, a powerless student enters the wizard academy—someone who shouldn’t belong in a world of magic at all. But as strange events begin to unfold around them, buried truths start to surface. Forgotten spells react to their presence, sealed histories begin to crack open, and impossible abilities begin to awaken. As the hidden history of the world begins to unravel, the academy becomes the center of something much bigger than training magic… it becomes the place where the truth about witches—and the lie of the wizards—finally begins to break open.
Separated at birth and raised in opposite worlds, twin siblings are reunited under circumstances neither of them wanted. While he is cold, guarded, and unwilling to trust, she is gentle, kind, and persistent in her care. As their differences clash, an unexpected bond begins to form—one that challenges everything he thought strength was, and shows him that maybe, for the first time, he doesn’t have to face the world alone.
In Gotham City, tension runs high within the family as missions grow more dangerous and trust remains fragile—especially for Damian Wayne. At twelve, Damian is sharp, disciplined, and unwilling to rely on anyone. He challenges authority, questions every decision, and keeps his distance from almost everyone around him. Almost.
Deep within an ancient forest lies a hidden waterfall said to grant a single wish to anyone brave enough to call a forgotten name at its edge. Feared across old stories, the spirit bound to it is known for twisting every desire into unpredictable consequences. When a group of orphaned children—banished from their city and desperate to save their dying village—arrive at the waterfall, they make the forbidden wish. But instead of simply granting it, they awaken something far more dangerous: the genie of the falls. Now bound to the human world in a physical form, the ancient spirit walks among them, still carrying the power to reshape reality—but also the curiosity, cruelty, and unpredictability that made her feared in the first place.
In a world where angels—once symbols of protection and care—are now hunted as monsters, a wounded angel finds herself taken in by a group of orphaned children. As she slowly becomes their protector and the closest thing they have to family, she must decide whether to hide from the world… or risk everything to protect the ones who finally made her feel human again.
Something is moving through Gotham that even the Batfamily can’t predict. Led by Batman, they search for a figure who leaves no evidence behind—only silence. Y/n isn’t just another threat; she’s/he’s an anomaly. Fast enough to evade Nightwing, deadly enough to match Red Hood, and unreadable even to Robin. The deeper they chase her/he, the less certain they become about who is hunting who.
In Gotham City, danger is nothing new to the Batfamily—but Akko Wayne is. Daughter of Bruce Wayne and sister to Gotham’s most dangerous vigilantes, she moves through their world with a calm, effortless presence that never seems to break under pressure. While her brothers spend their nights fighting through chaos and shadows, Akko remains something different—steady, observant, and always a step ahead of what others notice too late. She isn’t the loudest in the room, nor the most aggressive in the field. Instead, she’s the one who sees patterns others miss, who senses when something in Gotham feels wrong before it ever becomes visible. And in a family built on secrets, violence, and survival, she becomes the quiet constant they all instinctively protect—even when no one says it out loud.