nick taylor hurts steve mcgarrett fanfiction

The story of how a Crafter landed up in the world of Arknight (Steve with Mods on Arknight)

Steven is a total newbie who just got isekai’d into the world of Terra. But before all this, he spent years surviving in the blocky world of Minecraft, living the slow and cautious life of a seasoned Minecrafter. Thanks to that history, he almost got forcefully ejected by Terra’s world will the moment he arrived— “Don’t just toss me back to the world where even the sun is a square!” In order to survive in this world—where at least the girls have pointy faces instead of square ones—Steven has no choice but to dive into one chaotic event after another, all to raise something called his "World Acknowledgement Point" and earn his stay. This includes, but is not limited to: Fighting infected; Fighting the Church of the Deep; Fighting eldritch horrors from the sea; And, of course… Fending off suspiciously grateful girls with very ungrateful intentions. . . . . . . . . . Gladiia: “Steven, why do you always get yourself involved in those troublesome land-dweller affairs? I find it… intriguing.” Steven: “Hey, it's about the experience, you know?” Gladiia: “Then why are you always the one who ends up solving everything?” Steven: “Well, I’m already here, right? May as well go all in…”

Waking up as Steve Harrington three years before Will Byers vanishes, a man from our world decides to change the tragic future. He isn't just armed with knowledge of the show, but three impossible abilities: the Dimensional Backpack, which grants him one random survival item (like a medkit or grappling gun) every period of time; Fight Master, allowing him to learn any combat style instantly; and Pain Heal, a double-edged power that lets him miraculously cure others by absorbing their agony into his own body

William Conwell only wanted one peaceful evening: start a fresh Baldur’s Gate 3 run, make a character he wouldn’t hate in two hours, and, for once, actually get past Act I without deleting everything out of spite. After endless tweaking, experimenting, and contemplating his life choices, he finally crafted the perfect protagonist: Vrinn, a half-Drow Storm Sorcerer with wild white hair, storm-touched eyes, and zero facial hair. A sleek, striking, “I’m absolutely the main character” kind of look. He clicked BEGIN ADVENTURE. The screen flashed white. And William’s soul vanished from Earth. Across the planes, on the world of Toril, fate was twisting. A young half-Drow, Vrinn, had just been seized by Mind Flayers. Terror drowned out every rational thought as he was forced into a pod, a tadpole driven behind his eye. His heart couldn’t bear the shock. It stopped. His soul slipped away. And at that exact moment, William’s reincarnating soul arrived. Not gently. Not cleanly. But violently, crashing through the dying body’s fading life-force and slamming into the middle of the ceremorphosis ritual. The result was something the multiverse was not designed for. William awakens submerged in viscous alien fluid, lungs burning, mind fogged. Lights strobe. Flesh and steel writhe together around him. The Nautiloid groans as explosions tear through its hull. And something wriggles behind his eye. But what should have been the birth of a new Mind Flayer… isn’t. The ceremorphosis sequence was interrupted, its biological rewrite colliding with William’s reincarnating soul. Instead of transforming him, the tadpole is forcibly fused with him, its instincts mixing with his consciousness, its psionic blueprint overlaying his human soul. The Storm Sorcery meant for Vrinn is overwritten, the Weave itself bending under the strain. In its place, new magic awakens, cold, psychic, alien. A mind not entirely his own. An Aberrant Mind Sorcerer, formed from a merger that should be impossible. Dripping with mucus, breath hitching like a bad Wi‑Fi signal, and magic sparking at the edges of his scrambled brain, William hauls himself out of the pod. The Nautiloid is in full catastrophic meltdown mode. Somewhere, voices are screaming. Overhead, tentacles thrash through the sky like they’re auditioning for an avant‑garde interpretive dance. All he wanted was to hit “New Save Game.” Instead, he’s stuck in Faerûn, inhabiting a body that should’ve been deleted from the character creation screen, packing powers that read like patch notes from a bugged update, sharing headspace with an Illithid parasite, and nursing the sneaking suspicion that the universe clicked the wrong file. Still, if this is the glitchy respawn he’s got, he’ll make it work. Maybe even have some fun. After all, if the multiverse shoves a cosmic horror into your brain, you might as well see what kind of cool tricks it comes with.

The Grand Line remains as chaotic as ever—pirates chasing dreams, Marines chasing pirates, and civilians just trying not to die in the crossfire. In a quiet coastal town of the East Blue, one man has already managed something extraordinary: He has offended everyone without even trying. Main Character: Riven Cross A civilian with no Devil Fruit, no swordsmanship, no haki… and absolutely no filter. Riven Cross has a simple philosophy: “If it’s stupid, I’ll say it’s stupid. If it’s ugly, I’ll say it’s ugly. If you can’t handle truth, don’t exist near me.” Oddly enough, most people in town still call him “a good guy.” Because… he’s usually right. Just painfully so. System Awakening: “Provocation Point System” One day, while arguing with a corrupt tax collector over “creative theft of village funds,” Riven suddenly hears: [SYSTEM ACTIVATED] Earn “Anger Points” by provoking emotional reactions from others. Points scale based on intensity: annoyance

"Child, do you know what this is?" Thanos raised his golden gauntlet, the six Infinity Stones shimmering with ripples of light. "With a snap of my fingers, you will turn into dust in the wind." "Father doesn't believe it." Fang Mo, clad in the Infinity Gauntlet, slowly shook his head, his Cosmic Sword pointing directly at Thanos's gleaming purple skull. "Today, not even the Infinity Stones, not even the Heart of the Universe can save your dog's life!" "Do you know what this is? This is the Truth-Seeking Ball!" Uchiha Madara stood in mid-air, laughing wildly. "It is the strongest spear, and the strongest shield; nothing can withstand its destruction!" "You've never seen anything truly hard before..." Fang Mo grinned maliciously, pulling out a piece of bedrock. "Dare to test your skills against it!?" "This is... the Philosopher's Stone?" Edward stared blankly at the red crystal before him. "It can ignore the law of equivalent exchange?" "Uh, in a sense, it can only be considered the basis of equivalent exchange." Fang Mo touched the portable conversion table in his hand. "But if you want one, I can consider giving you a set." When the Fourth Calamity meets the Mysterious Island mod, this blocky being finally begins to wreak havoc across the myriad worlds. (To reiterate, the stand-in is Steve, the protagonist of Minecraft, not Captain America. This is a Minecraft story...) (Also i am just translating this novel.)

In a chaotic multiverse collision, legendary figures like Thanos, Uchiha Madara, and Edward Elric confront a mysterious man named Allen Walker—only to realize that everything they know about power is meaningless in front of him. While Thanos wields the Infinity Gauntlet and Madara boasts invincible Dao-seeking orbs, Allen Walker effortlessly dismisses their abilities, producing impossible artifacts like indestructible bedrock and cost-free Philosopher’s Stones. To him, the laws that govern their worlds—whether cosmic balance or equivalent exchange—are nothing more than systems to bypass or rewrite. Behind his overwhelming strength lies a deeper truth: Allen Walker operates on a completely different level, like a player with control over the very “rules” of reality. When the so-called “fourth natural disaster” merges with a mysterious island module, a group unbound by logic or limits begins to spread chaos across countless worlds. Gods, heroes, and villains alike are no longer at the top of the food chain. Because this time… the ones invading the heavens are not bound by the game—they are the ones playing it.

[from the same author of 'This Honkai: Star Rail is way too Minecraft!'] Elio, the 'Slave of Destiny,' can see the future. Yet, when the script it had meticulously prepared began to unfold, it discovered that everything had changed. "What do you mean Caelus melted down his baseball bat and forged a Netherite Sword?!" "What do you mean Caelus is using the Stellaron like a hand-thrown bomb with a ten-meter range and a three-kilometer blast radius? Isn't he afraid of dying?!" "What do you mean Caelus taught Nous the principles of Redstone technology? And now the Masked Fools have spread schematics for automated wool farms across the entire universe?!" "What do you mean Caelus used a 'Brittle Bone Disease' mod to cure Entropy Loss Syndrome?!" Elio was on the verge of freaking out. Its script wasn't supposed to go like this at all!

Their story began 235 years ago. A ship had beached, coming from a land far, far away. Seeking a new life in this newly discovered land, Steve and Alex had hoped that they would finally be free of any danger. They aren’t alone. Their friends Sedrick and Annabeth have also come along too. Thought to have escaped the wrath of those vicious pirates, they’re going to discover just how dangerous and mysterious this new land is.

In her past life, Tang Mo accidentally lost her own Space Jade Pendant when the apocalypse began, losing her biggest golden finger. Afterwards, her superpower training went awry, she lost her loved ones, suffered from ostracization, and utterly ruined the good hand she was dealt, ultimately dying at the mouths of mutant beasts. Opening her eyes again, Tang Mo was reborn one week before the start of the apocalypse. None of the tragedies has happened yet! How will she seize the opportunity and walk her own path to becoming a powerful figure in the apocalypse?