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"You need to know something," said Fili, taking her face in his large warm hands. "You will always have me. Even if the Valar take you away tomorrow, I will always be your brother. I want you. I'm going to fight Thorin for you, but even if I lose, you are always my sister. I would sooner stop being a dwarf than stop being your brother." Can exploring caves land you in a hobbit's pantry? It happened to Sara Miller. Taken from the 21st century, she must navigate through middle-earth to find a way back home. But to do so she will have to understand why the Valar have sent her in the first place, something even Gandalf does not know. All Sara wants to do is return home so she can resume the search for her family but now she is stuck going on this insane quest. Why are wizard's so capricious? Thorin has first-hand experience with one, namely Gandalf. Thorin is determined to reclaim his home in Erebor for his people and was even prepared to accept a hobbit on the quest. But now Gandalf insists that if he wants his help he must allow a woman from another world into his company as well. But just because the wizard brings her along doesn't mean Thorin has to play nice. Who is this woman anyhow and why is Mahal's mark on her hand?

He died with a surprise in his chest and woke up with a rifle in his hands. He isn't Axel Miller—the career Marine who spent three years guarding a sleeping savior—but he’s the only one left wearing the skin. Thrust into the middle of a vampire apocalypse with nothing but a half-remembered TV show and Axel’s lethal muscle memory, he must decide if fulfilling a dead man’s promise to Vanessa Van Helsing is an act of honor or the ultimate identity theft. In a world where blood is currency and loyalty is a death sentence, he’s discovering that the hardest thing to survive isn't the Rising—it's the reputation he didn't earn.

Sofia Parks is a woman from Joel's deep dark past, way way in his past, in all truth he has no idea how she's alive in this world, 10 years on from there last encounter were Joel told her he never wanted to see her again before leaving her for dead. Well here she is practically hanging from a rope right in front of him, she's alive and remembers Joel even after all this time, but she looks so very different, as does he. He’s older, wiser, he’s changed. Joel doesn't want anything to do with Sofia, even going as far as to say he hates her and himself for the feeling of guilt after all this time. But his foster daughter, Ellie is the one to convince him to try again, after all, he's a better man than he was all those years ago. But is Sofia still the same woman she was?

Pairing: Merle/Will/Daryl An insignificant office worker is given a second chance in the most brutal place imaginable: the The Walking Dead universe. Reincarnated as William Miller in 1971, he possesses a decades-long head start and an "Overcoming System" designed to turn him into a god among men. But power comes at a bitter price: existential balance. As William shatters human limits, the world becomes more lethal to compensate. With a system in his mind and an infinite dimension in his soul, William must discover if his ambition will be the engine of his new empire... or his own grave.

He didn't expect it, out of nowhere his life changed. Now he was inside the last TV showed he had ever watched You! That wasn't it though he was also in the body of none other than Jo Goldberg with a system that....well he wasn't sure if it was really helpful or not.

Taylor Alison Swift goes dark after the media cancels her. Joe Matthew Alwyn wanders in the dark after the media refuses to acknowledge his talents. They both find themselves in the daylight.

Marcus Reeves, an insurance adjuster from Toledo, dies in a freak truck accident and meets ROB — a Random Omnipotent Being — in an Apple Store-like afterlife. Offered reincarnation as compensation for a cosmic clerical error, Marcus chooses powers from Taskmaster and Deathstroke, entering a world where Transformers and G.I. Joe collide. He joins the Joes, fights alongside the Autobots, and disrupts Shockwave's space bridge — only to learn the villain was studying him the entire time. I hope you're enjoying the fanfiction so far! I'd love to hear your thoughts on it. Whether you loved it, hated it, or have some constructive criticism, your feedback is super important to me. Feel free to drop a comment or send me a message with your thoughts. Can't wait to hear from you! If you're passionate about fanfiction and love discussing stories, characters, and plot twists, then you're in the right place! I've created a Discord server dedicated to diving deep into the world of fanfiction, especially my own stories. Whether you're a reader, a writer, or just someone who enjoys a good tale, I welcome you to join us for lively discussions, feedback sessions, and maybe even some sneak peeks into upcoming chapters, along with artwork related to the stories. Let's nerd out together over our favorite fandoms and explore the endless possibilities of storytelling! Click the link below to join the conversation: https://discord.com/invite/HHHwRsB6wd Can't wait to see you there! Thank you for your support!

The story follows *Joe*, an intellectual man with a mysterious past who owns a rare bookstore filled with secrets. After a series of heartbreaks, he meets *Diana*, a powerful superhero (Wonder Woman), and becomes obsessively attached to her, watching her with growing fixation. As the story progresses, other superheroines appear—*Zyra* (super speed), *Noura* (mind control), and *Marissa* (light and shadow manipulation). Joe becomes entangled in deep psychological conflicts between love, obsession, and the desire to possess.

One day, I woke up in an entirely different place. I didn’t remember who I was or where I was, temporarily. Until I saw the star shaped birthmark on the back of my neck that had never been there before. That’s when I knew instinct wise, I was a Joestar. Joseph Joestar had reincarnated and came back. And he saved me from Dio Brando, who had also reincarnated. He came into this reality, as this is where Dio is lurking around doing his evil things, like try to kill me. Hamon power now exists in this world, and I’m a user of it. I also underwent a physical transformation during my long sleep as apparently I’m supposed to be male in this new reality. Joseph Joestar teaches me everything and how to hone my Hamon power. And soon, we’ll banish Dio once and for all.

Waking up in a damp alleyway, a transmigrator finds himself in a body that isn't his, driven by a singular, metaphysical command: Joe Goldberg must not kill. Bound by a cosmic contract, he is the only person who can see the "hero" of the story for the predator he truly is. Knowing Joe’s every move and future obsession—from Beck to Love to Peach Salinger—the protagonist must act as a silent guardian. He can't kill Joe, or he’ll die himself; instead, he must use a suite of subtle, social powers to sabotage Joe’s "perfect" romances and break his obsessions. It’s a high-stakes game of cat and mouse where every life Joe takes weakens the protagonist, and every obsession broken makes him a god. The Hunter’s Arsenal: The Powers Killing Intent Detection: A sensory "radar" that alerts the protagonist when Joe (or anyone nearby) is transitioning from obsession to a lethal state. It manifests as a chilling physical sensation that grows more intense as the danger peaks. Social Invisibility: A passive ability that makes the protagonist "background noise." He can follow Joe, stand in his blind spots, or observe his crimes without ever being remembered or noticed by Joe’s target-selection instincts. Pattern Recognition & Prediction: This allows the protagonist to mentally simulate Joe's next moves. By analyzing a few variables, the system predicts Joe’s most likely route, hiding spot, or next victim with startling accuracy. Social Engineering & Misdirection: Enhanced manipulation skills. The protagonist can plant subtle "seeds" of doubt in a victim's mind or create "improvised chaos"—like a misplaced letter or a coincidental meeting—that perfectly disrupts Joe's carefully crafted narratives.