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Well, it really depends on different fan preferences. Some might like a Connor who is a powerful fighter with unique semblance skills. For example, a Connor who can manipulate time in some way, like slowing it down during battles. This kind of characterization often makes for exciting action scenes in the RWBY fanfiction world.

It could be an older, more experienced android. One that has been through a lot and has a deep understanding of both the android world and human society.

Hank would be a very likely character. He already has a complex relationship with Connor in the original story. If Connor starts to become deviant, Hank's reaction could be very interesting. He might be suspicious at first, but then as he sees the positive changes in Connor, he could support him.

One common plotline is Connor joining the Beacon Academy. He has to go through the initiation process, just like Ruby and her friends. He might struggle with the physical tests or have an interesting interaction with Professor Ozpin during the interview. For example, Ozpin might sense something special about Connor that sets him apart from other students.

Superman can use his super - speed to quickly move Connor away from any danger. For example, if a villain attacks, he can grab Connor and be miles away in an instant.

A new villain could be introduced in the fanfic who is specifically out to get Connor Kenway. This villain might have a personal grudge against Connor or be on a mission to eliminate all the Assassins, and Connor becomes their prime target and ultimately falls to their schemes.

There are quite a few. 'Connor's Trust' is a fanfic that focuses on how the reader earns Connor's trust in the Detroit universe. It has some really interesting character interactions. 'Love in Detroit' is a more romantic take on the Connor/Reader relationship. It shows how love can bloom even in a post - apocalyptic Detroit. Also, 'Allies in Detroit' is a story about the reader and Connor becoming strong allies, facing all the challenges Detroit has to offer together.

The characters. O'Connor creates really unique and complex characters that draw you in. For example, in 'A Good Man Is Hard to Find', the grandmother is not a simple, one - dimensional character. She has her flaws, her vanities, and yet she is also very human, which makes the story engaging.

The characters included: supporting role-Mira, a snow fox (fake), the owner of Facebook (real), supporting role-Peeves Pepper, a happy Peeves, male protagonist-Connor. Lake, the paper artist who did not want to be named, the female protagonist-Artolia. Pendragon, this is the female lead, the female lead-Angel, the omniscient angel Angel, the female lead-Alice. Windsor, the rich lady with a mine, the supporting actress-Blanche. Lake, the genius girl's cousin, the female supporting role-Hermione Granger, Miss Beaver, the female supporting role-Emily Monmoranci, the big boss behind the scenes, the female supporting role-Penelope Clearwater, the capable little secretary. "Connor's Hogwarts" was written by Taoist Priest Mo Yu. It was a light novel/derivative doujinshi novel with management, transmigration, academic style, and mage elements. [User recommendation: This is the easiest HP novel I've seen so far. It's getting better and better as I write it. Come on, give me more comments.] I hope you will like this book.

I really liked 'Connor's Journey'. This fanfic focuses on Connor's struggle with self - identity. It has some really poignant moments where he tries to fit into the world around him. The author does a great job of staying true to Connor's character as we know it from the source material while also adding their own creative twists.