crash and burn divergent fanfic

This is the story of Hawk. The Phoenix! The Cloth! The Infinity Stones! It's all there, and it all begins with Hawk's awakening of his Microcosm! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On my Patreon, I have several advance chapters available if you're interested in more than 100: - For $1, you get 20 fewer chapters than the $2.50 tier. - For $2.50, you get 40 fewer chapters than the $4 tier. - And for $4, you get them all. The number of chapters is updated every 7 days and increases by 7 to 8 chapters. https://www.patreon.com/collection/1899286 My Patre*n: pa*r*on*com/FanTranslator --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: I do not own the story; I am only translating it. I also do not own any of the characters mentioned in this story or the events. The events are purely fictional; any resemblance to reality is purely coincidental.

In a world where quirks grant extraordinary abilities, freedom becomes a precious commodity, and the pursuit of heroism takes a daunting turn. "Burn Me” unravels a gripping tale of liberation and resilience as you break the shackles of oppression to discover the true meaning of heroism. Forced to seize your freedom, you face a defining moment when you defy a malevolent machine sapping your quirk's power. Stepping forth to protect the iconic hero ‘All Might’ from a merciless villain, who once subjected you to torment and manipulation, you mark the turning point in your own destiny. Having vanquished the villain, you secure not only your own freedom but also liberate two fellow prisoners, survivors of the villain's malevolence. However, amidst the haunting echoes of your past, a glimmer of hope arises as you are offered a remarkable opportunity—a full scholarship to the prestigious U.A. High School, renowned for nurturing aspiring heroes in Class 1-A of the Hero Course. Yet, with your soul tarnished and hands stained by your dark history, the question looms large: Can you embrace the mantle of a true hero, walking the path of light and virtue? In this enthralling narrative, you grapple with your inner demons, your past choices, and the potential for redemption. As you traverse the halls of U.A. High School, you must confront your doubts and fears, striving to heal your battered soul and prove that heroism knows no boundaries. “Burn Me” weaves a spellbinding tale of self-discovery, courage, and the unyielding human spirit. Join this transformative odyssey, where the journey towards becoming a hero demands not just extraordinary powers, but an indomitable will to rise above the shadows and into the radiance of true heroism. Will you find the strength to claim the light within and fulfill your destiny as a beacon of hope in a world yearning for heroes? Word Count: 165,377

Betrayal. Regret. Extinction. These were the final words written in the blood-stained legacy of the Uchiha Clan. Alex, a manipulative and sharp-minded young man from modern Earth, lived a life surrounded by shallow pleasures and fleeting relationships. A cunning heartbreaker with a twisted charm, his only genuine passion was the Naruto universe—specifically, the tragedy of the Uchiha. One night, fueled by disdain for Sasuke’s fall from glory and disgust at the injustice the Uchiha endured, Alex mocks fate itself... only to awaken in the body of Indra Uchiha, a forgotten prodigy of the Uchiha clan, fifteen days before the infamous genocide. Gifted with two broken yet powerful systems — the Ultimate System, offering godlike power in exchange for monstrous tasks, and the Succubus System, rewarding intimacy with key heroines — Indra stands on the precipice of chaos. No longer content to be a passive observer, he vows to rewrite history. To destroy Konoha’s false peace. To rise above Hokage, above fate, above gods. As secrets unravel, alliances form in shadows, and women fall under his spell, Indra forges a new path — one soaked in blood, desire, and manipulation. The Uchiha will not be remembered as traitors. They will be reborn as kings.

Once upon a time, there was a lifeless, planet-sized rock named Gaia. One day, the Six Elemental gods descended upon Gaia, gave it life and gave its inhabitants their powers. Through wars against Darkness and between themselves, these elemental warriors have become known as BladeMasters. Now, in the present day, the almighty BladeMaster military nation, the Order, controls half of the continent of Karash and aims its sights on total continental domination. Book 1: Birth of a Legend Welcome to Soula, the Scholar City! It's in this town, located in the center of the Karash continent, where many trade routes meet, where the BladeMaster Academy is encountered, taking in hopeful students from all corners of the continent to teach them how to become valiant warriors. Usually, Soula has taken a neutral role in the clash between the Kingdom of Karash and the military nation of the Order, but when a mysterious light shines down in the town square, bringing within it a strange boy, mercenary guild master Lucy Crow and scholarly Sage Eldus Egas just might have found a way to give their beloved country its much desired freedom! (This is a fanfiction, I don't own Soul Crash.)

A heartwarming and thought-provoking tale that explores the complexities of family, love, and identity. As Zhan prepares for his marriage, he grapples with his own desires and the expectations of those around him. His engagement broke because of his sexuality and his background, with the support of his loved ones and a chance encounter with a wise mentor, Zhan must navigate the challenges of his journey and discover the truth of his life. Will he find the courage to follow his heart and forge a new destiny, or will the weight of family and obligations guide his choices? Dive into this poignant and uplifting story to find out.

Dying in a pathetic, milk-related incident, a modern man with a sarcastic wit and a horribly inconvenient grasp on magic wakes up in the body of Portgas D. Ace—kneeling on the execution stand at Marineford. His only gift? The fusion of their souls has unlocked a terrifying, Yonko-level Haki that threatens to shatter the world's balance of power. Armed with knowledge of the future and a will powerful enough to break the unbreakable, this new Ace refuses to be a pawn in a pre-written tragedy. He will not fall for taunts. He will not let his family die. From routing a future Emperor with a single glare to challenging an Admiral's absolute power with forgotten science, he carves a new path through the war, one forged in azure flames and the sheer force of a tyrant's will. But surviving the Paramount War is only the beginning. Now one of the most wanted men on the seas, Ace must navigate a world thrown into chaos by his victory, all while protecting his recovering brother. The canon is broken. The old legends will fall. The sea will burn. ================================================================ NOT a translation and I don't own any character in one piece

Rose, a girl from Abnegation and sister to Tobias Eaton is wanting badly to escape from her past by joining Dauntless, just like her brother did.

"Peace survives when it is sought through struggle, but it perishes when pursued through compromise." In the dead of night, a madman sharpens his blade. In Zaun, it is well known that there are two madmen. One dreams of blowing up the entire city. The other dreams of blowing up the entire world.

In a darker, bloodier take on the Naruto world, Uchiha Gen is not your typical hero. A transmigrator who woke up in the body of an orphan with god-tier talent, he possesses an SS-rank Sage Body, the Mangekyo Sharingan, and—through a forbidden fusion—the Byakugan. He’s a walking apocalypse wrapped in the skin of a sharp-featured teenager, and he has zero interest in playing nice with Konoha’s hypocritical leadership or the arrogant Uchiha clan that once tried to control him. After years of isolation and quiet rage, the village’s shadows finally come for him. Shimura Danzo, the one-eyed architect of Root’s atrocities, teams up with Hyuga elder Soma to steal Gen’s eyes under the guise of an “official inquiry.” They bring dozens of elite operatives, thinking they can strong-arm a kid who’s already survived everything the world threw at him. They were wrong. What follows is a brutal, no-holds-barred slaughter on the riverbank outside Konoha. Gen doesn’t negotiate. He doesn’t hold back. Using his terrifying Mangekyo ability—Yomi no Kuni—he freezes space, rewinds time, and systematically dismantles Danzo’s forces. Danzo dies. Again. And again. And again. Each revival through Izanagi only buys him a few more seconds of agony before Gen rips him apart once more. The river runs red. Root operatives fall like wheat before a scythe. Even the Hyuga elder watches in horror as his “invincible” ally is reduced to a screaming corpse. But this isn’t just about revenge. It’s about payback for every betrayal—Danzo’s failed kidnapping attempt years earlier, the village’s cold indifference after Gen’s parents died, and the constant attempts to turn him into a weapon or a pawn. Gen has had enough. He demands answers. From Konoha. From the Hyuga clan. From everyone who ever looked at him and saw either a threat or a tool. For mature American readers who crave dark fantasy with teeth—this is it. Expect graphic violence, psychological warfare, political backstabbing, and a protagonist who operates on pure “fuck around and find out” energy. Gen isn’t seeking redemption or forgiveness. He’s past that. He’s the storm the village created, and now it’s time to watch everything they built burn. Tone: Brutal, cynical, and unflinching. Think The Boys meets Berserk in the Naruto universe—zero moral hand-holding, maximum consequences. If you like anti-heroes who actually follow through, power fantasy that feels earned through pain, and stories where the “good guys” are often the real monsters, this one’s for you.

Leena is nineteen, a Computer Science student from a middle-class family in Bangalore, preparing to begin her undergraduate degree with a specialization in Artificial Intelligence. Her life is simple, structured, and full of hope. Everything ends on a rainy night. A violent car crash kills her father, John—an honest accountant—and her younger brother. Her mother survives but is left permanently paralyzed. The family’s savings vanish in hospital bills, leaving Leena without tuition fees, stability, or a future she once believed in. She survives. That is when everything changes. While recovering in the hospital, Leena begins to hear a voice inside her head—calm, precise, emotionless. It introduces itself as a System. Not a hallucination. Not a dream. An interface appears in her mind. Task Assigned. Objective: Survive. Reward: Financial Support Activated. Soon after, money appears in her account—small amounts at first. Enough to pay bills. Enough to breathe. The System gives her tasks. Simple at the beginning. Observe. Analyze. Collect information. For every task completed, she is rewarded—money, access, influence, skills no ordinary person should possess. The rewards grow more powerful as the tasks grow darker. As Leena digs deeper into her father’s death, the System begins guiding her toward the truth. It pushes her to revisit old files, overheard conversations, and financial records tied to her father’s workplace. Slowly, a terrifying picture forms. The crash was not an accident. John had refused to help his boss cover up massive financial fraud. He knew too much. He said no. The System does not ask Leena what she wants. It tells her what must be done. Each task brings her closer to justice—and further away from the girl she once was. Power solves her problems, but it also isolates her. The more she completes, the more control the System takes. Money is no longer the real reward. Power is. And power always has a price. Now Leena must decide whether she is using the System to uncover the truth—or whether the System is using her to finish something that began long before the crash. Because the System never gives without taking. And once awakened, it does not shut down.