Were there any novels where the male lead was a butler and the setting was Devil High?

Well, the blonde hair vampire in a graphic novel can be a really interesting figure. Sometimes they are portrayed as the antagonist, preying on other characters. Their blonde hair might be a way to set them apart from the more traditional dark - haired vampires. It could also be a symbol of their difference in personality, perhaps being more flamboyant or seductive. And the graphic novel format allows for really cool visual interpretations of their vampiric features, like their fangs and glowing eyes.

Since I don't know the exact 'Two Cities Story', the main characters could be those who represent different aspects of the two cities. For example, a politician who is trying to make changes in both cities, a journalist who is covering stories in both places and uncovering secrets or interesting facts about each city. There could also be ordinary citizens like a school teacher in one city and a factory worker in the other, whose daily lives are affected by the characteristics of their respective cities.

One could be 'The Adventure Zone: Here There Be Gerblins'. It has a similar feel of a group on an adventure with lots of humor and interesting characters.

A great plot twist could be that one of the Fairy Tail guys, like Loke, is actually a double agent working for an enemy guild. Lucy discovers this and has to decide whether to trust him again or turn him in. It would create a lot of internal conflict for her.

Well, if they time travel together, they might become more reliant on each other. In a new and unfamiliar time period, they would be each other's only link to their original time. This could lead to a stronger bond between them.

Begin by imagining your hero. Decide on their basic characteristics like appearance, personality, and skills.

A good story typically has characters. They are the ones who drive the story forward. For example, in 'Harry Potter', Harry, Hermione, and Ron are the main characters. It also has a plot, which is the sequence of events. Setting is important too, like the magical world in 'Harry Potter'. And there's usually a conflict, such as the battle against Voldemort in the series.

Voldemort is often involved. Since he's Harry's main enemy, he might set up elaborate plans to kill Harry. For instance, he could use a powerful artifact to lure Harry into a deadly situation.

There's also 'Dragon Soul's Awakening'. In this fanfic, the Dragon Soul concept from Dragon Ball Z is introduced to the Naruto world in a really interesting way. It's a shorter read but packs a punch with its action scenes. The author does a good job of making the two different universes blend together, like how the chakra in Naruto can be related to the ki in Dragon Ball Z.

One popular 'a mutual agreement fanfiction' could be those in the Harry Potter fandom where characters come to a mutual agreement to face a dark wizard together. It often adds new dimensions to the original story.