Caitlyn grabs the pistol and shoots Jinx's Fishbone before she fires on the council causing a catastrophic failure of the weapon. Caitlyn, Vi, and Jinx, are dropped back into the past at the moment of the explosion during failed heist on Jayce's apartment. All characters belong to Riot Games and Netflix.

What if Pike couldn't Revivify Cassandra before the final fight with Vecna? This is the resulting ritual where Vox Machina tries to reclaim her soul. All Characters belong to our favorite crew of NERDY-ASS VOICE ACTORS at Critical Role.

Regin defeats Supergirl. But before Kara can die, a stranger steps in and saves her. What is this stranger's connection to Kara? More importantly, what's her connection to Reign? OR Faora shows up on Supergirl (2015) and breaks canon. This story is inspired in part by alephthirteen's Crashing to Earth. Go read it. Supergirl, her world, and related Characters are NOT owned by me.

A prisoner in the Fortress Inquisitorius lends a hand during the fight against Darth Vader. Trilla lives, and now everything is now more complicated. I do not own Star Wars, or Jedi: Fallen Order which is owned by Disney/EA.

Ten years ago, Yasmin was in training as a powerful Seeker of Truth. And then her Vigil went badly wrong, and they discarded her as a lost cause. After recovering, she's spent her time outside of the Seekers' chain of command, showing brutality to Templars who abuse their power, as a true Seeker should. She is now Andraste's Herald. DRAGON AGE IS OWNED BY BIOWARE/EA. Yasmin's mine.

When Umbridge is about to CRUCIO Harry, a woman knocks on the door. Enter Delphi. She's out of Azkaban and back in the past, eager to meet her parents, and make some friends. But she also has standards to maintain so violence is her way. She also wants friends because she's lonely af and everyone she's ever met hates her. I don't own any of these character, J.K. Rowling does.

Post-Cursed Child, Delphi receives an auspicious guest during her imprisonment in Azkaban. Harry and Hermione are reeling from the political fallout fueled by the persistent and pertinent questions asked by the Quibbler's star writer, Bathilda Skeeter. Salazar and Delphi have a serious talk.