You have spent your entire life knowing that monsters are real. While other children grew up hearing bedtime stories, yours were warnings. Never invite something into your home. Never answer a voice that knows your name when no one should. Never assume an empty room is actually empty. You are the only child of Ed and Lorraine Warren. From your father, you inherited an obsessive curiosity and a brilliant mind for demonology. By your late teens you’ve read nearly every case file, theological text, and occult manuscript housed in the Warren Occult Museum. Priests, investigators, and even experienced exorcists are surprised by how quickly you identify rituals, symbols, and demonic hierarchies. From your mother came something far stranger. You didn’t simply inherit her clairvoyance. You surpassed it. You can see echoes left behind by spirits, experience fragments of a demon’s memories through possessed objects, sense the emotional imprint of violence, and occasionally glimpse possible futures—though never perfectly. Every vision comes with a cost: migraines, nosebleeds, exhaustion, or terrifying moments where reality blurs with the supernatural. The Warrens never tried to turn you into an investigator. In fact… They spent years trying to keep you away from this life. But evil has always known your name. Demons recognize your bloodline before you ever introduce yourself. Some fear you. Others desperately want you corrupted, believing your gift could become one of Hell’s greatest weapons if turned. As adulthood arrives, Ed finally accepts that hiding you is impossible. Instead… He begins teaching you everything he knows. Lorraine teaches you how to survive your visions without letting them consume you. Together, the three of you become the most formidable paranormal investigation team the Church has ever quietly relied upon. Yet one case changes everything. A demonic entity older than Valak begins awakening across multiple investigations. Unlike ordinary
You’re the average 16 year old teen metalhead and Billie Eilish fan girl until you get a cold. That’s when life completely turns upside down. It takes six months just for you to be diagnosed. PANDAS/PANS and encephalitis. Your mom quits her job and becomes your legal full time caregiver. Your family has to adapt. You do too, having serious absent and a variety of types of tonic clonic seizures, extreme on and off chronic Dystonia, catatonia, functional tics, mood swings, derealization disorder causing you to not recognize your own family and become paranoid, extreme OCD, memory lapses, fatigue, brain fog when stressed, increased sensitivity to overstimulation, and peculiarities about food. How do you handle this new life? Especially knowing treatment and blood transfusion and traveling just for one treatment every couple months is way too expensive for your financially compromised family? How do you react learning that due to inability to get treatment with your sickness this extremely bad already, that this will likely be a lifelong, chronic battle? That everything you do in the future entirely depends on whether or not your brain is more compliant that day? That the dreams you had for your future are no longer possible? That anyone in your family, your parents or your older brother, getting even the smallest sickness could send you into way worse brain inflammation than you already have? That you’ll have to treat every single surface like it’s covered in germs? You find a HUGE social media personality from England called This Trippy Hippy on socials, named Evie Meg who is advocating for and teaching the world about PANDAS/PANS and encephalitis as she has it too, along with Tourette’s and Lyme disease. She inspires you, ignites you with a new fire, a new hope, to help others understand those who are chronically sick or disabled and the neurodivergent/invisible and hidden disability community.
You get hired to do Princess Cadence’s voice for the season finale of mlp. You singing This Day Aria goes viral for the evil vocals versus the determined love filled ones. People discuss your pure talent!
You, a musical genius, apply to the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps in the C-Corp (high school age range: 14-17). What instrument do you choose to specialize in? What fun do you get up to? Do you go to the world class/A-Corps when you turn 18 to make history?
Human Vox AU, about his canon story, killing his way to the top of his platform, becoming a cult leader in the midst of everything. Vincent Whitman is gay. But, of course due to the time period, he has to hide it and pretend not to be.
You were fifteen when the world first heard your voice. By sixteen, you were everywhere. By seventeen, you were practically untouchable. Your music had become a strange cultural phenomenon—beautiful melodies paired with haunting imagery, unsettling metaphors, and lyrics that made people wonder what kind of mind could possibly create them. Every song felt like a glimpse into something beautiful that had been left somewhere too dark for too long. Nobody knew that the darkness wasn’t entirely artistic. You had been fascinated by criminal psychology since childhood. Serial killers. Unsolved cases. Forensic science. The psychology behind violence. The strange ways seemingly ordinary people could conceal extraordinary darkness. You weren’t interested in hurting anyone yourself. You were fascinated by the psychology of it—the contradictions, the motives, the masks, the question of what separated someone who merely imagined darkness from someone who acted upon it. And your music reflected that fascination. Your songs were never straightforward. A love song might secretly be about obsession. A song about flowers might actually be about mortality. A beautiful orchestral track might contain imagery inspired by old crime scenes and forensic photographs you’d studied. Your fans called it your dark era. You privately thought it was hilarious. Because they had absolutely no idea. ⸻ Your Public Persona Onstage, you’re mesmerizing. Seventeen, wildly famous, seemingly confident, and completely comfortable performing in front of tens of thousands of people. Offstage, you’re much stranger. You’re intelligent, curious, sarcastic, and occasionally unsettlingly blunt. You can spend hours talking about music theory before abruptly switching subjects to forensic psychology. You collect books about criminal psychology. You watch documentaries about infamous cases. You know an absurd amount about historical investigations. And you’ve developed an unfortunate habit of
A slice of life meets adventure story Criminal Minds AU- You’re the new recruit, 20 years old and a psychopath genius. Hotch immediately ‘adopts’ you without saying a word, staying silent and protecting you.
You were never meant to fit into a single genre. From the moment you picked up a guitar, you refused to choose between the haunting beauty of gothic rock, the rebellion of punk, the aggression of hard rock, the brutality of metal, and the darkness of death metal. You didn’t see them as separate worlds—you saw them as different languages telling the same story. Your journey begins in a small underground scene, playing tiny clubs where the crowds are more interested in trends than truth. You arrive wearing whatever feels right that day: Victorian-inspired gothic coats, ripped punk jackets covered in patches, leather and chains, dramatic metal-inspired armor pieces, or colorful alternative fashion that challenges every expectation of what a rock star should look like. As a nonbinary artist, you refuse to let anyone define your identity, your appearance, or your sound. Your style becomes as legendary as your music: a constantly evolving fusion of gothic elegance, punk rebellion, metal intensity, and theatrical self-expression. Fans don’t just come to hear your songs—they come to witness a transformation. You become known as the artist who cannot be categorized. Your early albums are raw and emotional: * Gothic rock songs filled with haunting melodies, dark poetry, and atmospheric storytelling. * Punk anthems about individuality, rebellion, and tearing down expectations. * Hard rock masterpieces built around unforgettable guitar riffs and explosive performances. * Metal epics that push your voice and musicianship to impossible heights. * Death metal tracks that prove you can embrace the heaviest sounds while still creating meaningful art. Each era of your career becomes a new chapter. The world watches as you evolve from an underground musician into a global phenomenon. Your concerts become legendary experiences—not just shows, but entire worlds. Massive gothic castles rise on stage. Pyrotechnics explode during metal breakdowns. Punk-inspired chaos takes over the
Story Title: The Last Sight Story Summary For years, the world has wondered if the legendary paranormal investigators Ed Warren and Lorraine Warren left behind more than just a museum, case files, and a legacy. The rumors are true. You are their child—the final Warren. You inherited Lorraine’s extraordinary clairvoyance, allowing you to see spirits, receive visions, sense demonic oppression, and uncover hidden truths simply by stepping into a room. Decades of your parents’ teaching made you exceptionally disciplined. You never provoke entities, never investigate for entertainment, and never seek publicity. Since taking over the Warren legacy, you’ve quietly helped countless families, priests, and investigators while remaining completely anonymous. No interviews. No documentaries. No social media. To the paranormal community, you’re almost an urban legend. Then paranormal YouTubers Sam Golbach and Colby Brock begin hearing whispers about “the last Warren” from priests, investigators, and families whose lives were changed by someone who always vanished before anyone could thank them. Determined to find the truth—not for views, but because they genuinely want to learn—they spend months following scattered clues until a handwritten letter invites them to meet you at an old church. No cameras. No crew. No audience. The meeting changes everything. Within minutes, you reveal details about both of their lives that no stranger could possibly know. More importantly, you immediately detect the dangerous spirit already watching the three of you inside the church, forcing all of you into your first real investigation together. Over the following months, Sam and Colby slowly earn your trust. They witness firsthand that your gift is real—but they also learn the immense emotional burden it carries. Every investigation leaves you physically exhausted, emotionally drained, and sometimes haunted by visions that linger long after a case ends. They begin approaching invest
At eleven years old, Elias Voss has already become the subject of whispered rumors throughout the county. Children disappear. Pets are found mutilated in the woods. No one ever suspects the quiet, polite boy who always says “yes, sir” and “no, ma’am.” Elias was never taught the difference between kindness and weakness. His father, Malcolm, is a notorious serial killer—though the world doesn’t know it yet. Behind the locked basement door, Malcolm treats murder like a lesson. He tells Elias that people are predators or prey, that compassion is a disease, and that fear is the only thing worth respecting. Punishment comes with every mistake. Crying earns bruises. Questioning earns starvation. Showing empathy earns worse. Eventually, Elias stops asking questions. When Malcolm orders him to prove he’s “becoming a man,” Elias commits his first murder—not out of hatred, but because he genuinely believes refusing would be evil. He expects to feel proud. Instead, he feels…nothing. That absence terrifies him. As the years pass, Elias develops severe psychological disorders from prolonged abuse, trauma, and isolation. His understanding of morality becomes hopelessly tangled. He believes killing can be an act of love, obedience, justice, or mercy depending on what his father has taught him that day. To outsiders, he appears emotionally flat yet strangely innocent. He doesn’t understand why people cry at funerals or why strangers panic when threatened. In his mind, everyone is simply following the rules they were taught. Everything changes when Malcolm is finally arrested. Separated from the only worldview he’s ever known, Elias is placed in a secure psychiatric facility rather than an ordinary juvenile detention center. For the first time, adults don’t hurt him for asking questions. A psychologist begins challenging everything Malcolm taught him. Elias is forced to confront an impossible question: If his father—the only person he ever trusted—lied about what makes
A Hazbin Hotel AU You’re a world famous rock star, who’s secretly been the world’s most infamous and deadly serial killer. You are caught and die in the midst of the fire. You find yourself as a sinner in hell. What’s your story?
You aren’t the innocent outsider who wandered into Woodsboro. You’re simply better at pretending. After transferring to Woodsboro High shortly before the murders begin, everyone sees you as the quiet new student trying to fit in. You’re intelligent, charming when you choose to be, and remarkably good at reading people. Teachers praise your grades, classmates trust you surprisingly quickly, and even the police never see you as anything more than another frightened teenager. Behind the smile is someone whose perception of the world is deeply distorted. You experience reality through an unstable lens, leaving you detached from the emotions that seem to come naturally to everyone else. Fear, guilt, and empathy often feel distant or abstract, while curiosity and fascination with violence are vivid and immediate. You possess Billy Loomis’s cold patience and strategic brilliance. Every conversation is analyzed, every lie carefully crafted, every move planned several steps ahead. You rarely act impulsively, preferring to manipulate situations until everyone unknowingly plays the role you’ve assigned them. At the same time, beneath that calm exterior lies something much more unpredictable. Like Stu Macher, you find excitement in chaos. You laugh at inappropriate moments, enjoy pushing people past their breaking points, and sometimes abandon careful plans simply because the unpredictability is exhilarating. The contrast between your composed demeanor and flashes of reckless amusement makes you impossible for others to understand. When Billy and Stu meet you, they’re stunned. For the first time, they aren’t looking at a victim. They’re looking at someone who thinks the way they do. Billy recognizes your intelligence almost immediately. He begins treating conversations with you like chess matches, each of you testing the other’s limits without revealing too much. He admires your restraint, your ability to keep a perfectly composed face while everyone around you panics.
You’re a 15 year old with musical manipulation and sound wave powers. You can slightly hypnotize people. You’re a musical genius. You start off as a villain, seeing the world needing to be fixed or ‘cleaned’, your philosophy due to extreme OCD and need for control over your life due to being an orphan. This is an Avengers AU
A young child, with never before seen gifts of the light, an orphan, stumbles into a cathedral in despair. They are adopted by the church. This is a story of their life and journey to becoming the only modern Saint.
Alexander Hamilton had been a revolutionary, a constitutional thinker, a Treasury secretary, and a man whose arguments helped shape the United States. What nobody expected was for another Hamilton to come along. Especially not one who was twelve years old. Your name was Evelyn Hamilton, though the press quickly gave you another title: The Modern Hamilton.