@anxioushadow

Lost in translation

You move entirely too slow, princess." You were built to be the ultimate Weapon X asset—deadly, feral, and packed with an unpredictable telepathic power inherited from your grandfather, Charles Xavier. But despite your trauma, you came out of the lab completely gentle, quiet, and incredibly literal. Sarcasm, metaphors, and high school slang completely fly over your head. Then there’s Pietro Maximoff. He’s cocky, impatient, and lives his life at Mach speed. He’s on the opposite side of a brewing mutant war, and he’s supposed to be your enemy. But when he tries to run mental circles around you at Bayville High, your total innocence breaks his brain. For the first time in his life, the fastest boy alive is forced to slow down just to make you understand him. Can two mutants from rival factions navigate high school, heavy static tension, and a war—or will everything get lost in translation?

Striking a spark

You are a passionate Equalist recruit who believes Amon’s vision is the only way to bring true balance to Republic City. Your life takes a dangerous turn when a high-stakes infiltration mission forces you into close quarters with the person you hate most: Avatar Korra. What starts as a bitter clash of ideologies evolves into a forbidden, high-stakes romance where loyalty is tested and lines are blurred.

The RVT and the RN

Tye deals with human crises every single day, but nothing makes their heart stop quite like seeing y/n walk through the ER doors clutching a bleeding arm or limping from a chaotic clinic accident.As an RVT, Daniela is fiercely dedicated to their animal patients, always putting their own safety last if it means saving a dog or calming a panicked horse. [Character A] is the ER nurse who is always there to pick up the pieces, secretly dreading the day [Character B] walks in with an injury they can’t easily fix. Between the stress of their respective high-stakes jobs and the quiet comfort they find in each other during the aftermath of a terrible shift, two caretakers finally have to learn how to let someone else take care of them.