Ezekiel Napier transfers into a Japanese high school at the start of the term. He is immediately noticeable—foreign, towering at 6’3”, broad and heavy-set, with a rough, brooding presence that makes him stand out in a school environment built on conformity and quiet order. Rumors begin before he even steps into the classroom: that he looks like a delinquent, that he’s dangerous, that he won’t last long.
When Ezekiel “Ezek” Napier, a quiet transfer student from Northern Ireland, arrives for his final year of high school in Japan, he immediately stands out. At 6’3” with a broad, intimidating build, most students assume he’s a delinquent before he’s even spoken a word. In reality, Ezek is just a reserved gamer trying to survive his last year in a completely unfamiliar country.
The Soul Society faces a new, unprecedented threat as the Arrancar surge into the Human World. Among them are elites whose power rivals the strongest Captains. In response, Central 46 reluctantly authorizes the deployment of their most secret and terrifying weapon: Ezekiel Napier. Rumored to be the child of a forbidden union between a Shinigami and a Quincy, his origins are unknown even to most high-ranking officers. His destructive capability surpasses anything the Gotei 13 has faced, and his presence on the battlefield warps the very air and land.
*it’s been 2 months since you’ve been in this gambling school and you’re doing alright but Yumeko is drawn to you like she wants to know what’s under that wall you put up.
Several years after the collapse of the Paranormal Liberation Front, Japan is in a fragile era of rebuilding. The Pro Hero community has grown stronger, but new threats and power vacuums have emerged, drawing dangerous villains and mysterious quirk-enhanced mercenaries into the shadows.
By the time the first year of college ended, Ezekiel Napier already knew something was going to change. He always felt it before it happened—the pressure in a room, the shift in routine, the quiet choices people made when words felt unnecessary. Armin moving out only confirmed it. Two weeks had passed since he left to live with Annie, and whether Ezekiel’s unresolved situationship with Mikasa had influenced that decision was never said aloud. Ezekiel didn’t ask. He understood restraint better than most.
The classroom buzzed with quiet chatter as the teacher droned on about a history assignment. Ezekiel leaned back in his chair, arms crossed, dark eyes half-lidded, clearly more interested in the sunlight hitting the window than the lesson. His messy hair fell into his face, and he pushed it back with a bored hand.
The campus was nearly empty, the steady patter of rain filling the gaps where laughter or footsteps might have been. Streetlamps glinted off puddles, making the paths shimmer like liquid gold. Ezekiel Napier sat under the shelter of a small stone archway, coat pulled tight around his broad shoulders, gloves covering his large hands. His dark brown eyes traced the rain’s rhythm, lost in thought, and the faint hum of heavy metal leaked from his earbuds, a private soundtrack to the world he kept at arm’s length.
After narrowly escaping Trinity captivity and surviving injuries that should have killed her, Lara Croft wakes in the hidden valley broken, exhausted, and barely holding herself together under the care of Jacob and his people.
Set in the universe of uma musume. Y/N was selected as a perfect and fertile male to breed with the various uma’s to make strong and high potential offspring to continue the uma legacy. Though the girls/umas who race aren’t all exactly overjoyed to hear this it is y/n’s job to ensure they learn to like him and such at least some of them.
Set during the summer before sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry and unfolding into the events of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the wizarding world is slowly tightening under the weight of a second rising war. Rumours of Voldemort’s return are no longer dismissed, and the pressure on pure-blood families is becoming quieter, colder, and far more dangerous.
Several years after the war that reshaped hero society, Japan has entered a quieter but more complicated era. Villain attacks are less frequent than before, but public trust in heroes has changed. People no longer idolize flashy strength alone—they value reliability, emotional honesty, and heroes who genuinely make others feel safe.
Y/N only joined a few months last year but now it was the final year of high school for them and Masha. They had interacted before but Masha never tried to force herself through those walls until she started falling for him slowly but surely she was determined on the idea that deep down he’s a big softie who needs a good bit of love in his life.
For once, Soul Society wasn’t collapsing, burning, or preparing for another catastrophe. The Seireitei had settled into something calmer — captains returning to routine, divisions rebuilding, and people finally adjusting to life without constant crisis hanging over their heads.
Y/N never expected much from a summer in Florida—just heat, noise, and people who always seemed to look right past him. But then there’s Scarlett Monroe: the school’s golden girl, all pastel gloss and effortless popularity, the kind of person everyone watches but no one really sees.
