"Welcome to Hell Fucker!" Young 16 year old Honest has just entered Hell, where she is greeted by a young demon who just wants to go to L.A. But in order to go to L.A, he needs someone who is willing to go back up to the surface. Honest says she will take him, but could this lead to a wonderful friendship, or will one betray the other and leave them in the dust and suffer? Who knows...

This is a poem that has a meaning, But that meaning is up to you. I wrote this poem in a certain way, And this was way an object that was blue. I write my poems in a rushed way, Yet I think of what I want to do. I read a few words that surrounds me, trying to find a clue. My description is in a poem format so you know the way I work. And if you want me to create even more poems, Then please let me have your support!

Sometimes you just need someone. Someone to help you back up when you fall. Someone you can always lean back on. For Robin, that someone is his older brother Jason Todd, otherwise known as the Red Hood. Contains the after events of "Performance" and "Auld Acquaintance", with a bonus of the Team and the Outlaws. [Originally posted on fanfiction.net.] [I don't own the cover image.]

Verisimilitude: the appearance of being true or real. What if Robin didn't die in the explosion of the mothership in "Failsafe"? What if he lived out thirty years of his life in a simulation, only to be jolted awake and find that it all wasn't real? Robin struggles to overcome his demons while learning to cope and adjust to the mental torture he's been put through. [Originally posted on fanfiction.net.] [Thanks to @oracle01 for the cover]

What if Annabeth had a brother in Gotham on her mother's side? Knowing children of Athena, you can't keep secrets very long. Demigods don't always make strong connections because of them constantly dying, but Annabeth couldn't help to rely on Bruce as a support when things in her life sour. All that we can hope for is that things look up from her dark place, but Bruce and Annabeth will be alright, for they're... The Wise Ones.

In another world, another Earth, Jump City is ruled by the vicious and cruel Teen Tyrants, and only Lucky and the FIVE stands against them. But the fight isn't easy, and it only get's worse when the Tyrants suddenly recruits the fastest man alive. But is it okay to blur the line between good and bad, hero and villain? And is there really something more important then responsibility? This time I've tried something new. I'm giving you all 14 chapters on the same time. This means that there won't be realised any more chapter after this. Hope you like it! The following characters from the DC-universe is represented in the story: Teen Titans -> Teen Tyrants Kid Flash -> Streak Robin -> Red Robin Aqualad -> Tempest Raven -> Red Raven Speedy -> Arsenal Starfire -> Blackfire The H.I.V.E FIVE -> FIVE Jinx -> Lucky Gizmo -> Techno See-More -> Overwatch Mammoth -> Mammoth Billy Numerous -> Multiple Kid Wykkyd -> Crow

Annabeth and her friends have discovered the new kid. He sits by himself, is always late to class, and never has his homework done. A real slacker. But Annabeth thinks there may be more to him than meets the eye. When her mom decides to send her to a special private camp for her education, Annabeth might get a lot more than just learning history and math. Percy hates public school. He misses his friends, and the kids and Goode are jerks. Finally, his mom agrees to let him return to Camp Hero. Little does he know that the group of kids who tormented him from Goode are the newest recruits.

"You want to know who I am, kid?" Red X shifted slightly, obviously nervous. "Then here you have it." Someone's behind that mask. Someone Robin Knows. And Everyone's about to find out who.

Robin is kidnapped by Slade after the Red X incident. Unable to escape, Robin must endure the hardship under Slade's capture. After Robin is nearly beaten to death, Slade's friend intervenes on Robin's behalf and demands they start anew. But will the bond they begin to form tear down Robin's morals, or will it throw the old saying "Can't teach an old dog new tricks" out on its tail? Full Summary: Robin; the Boy Wonder; ex-protégé of Batman the Dark Knight; leader of the Teen Titans; protector of Jump City, California; and civilian named Richard 'Dick' Grayson never imagined that certain decisions he'd make would have such a transcending impact in his life. What was a simple decision to go undercover and try to win the trust of his arch enemy, Slade, only ended up destroying the trust of his four best friends. Not only that, the enigma Slade has his single eye on Robin and desires the Boy Wonder's abilities for himself. Kidnapped by the all powerful criminal, Robin cannot hope to escape and must endure the terrible hardship of being under the man's capture. In the midst of his struggles to escape, Robin does something dangerously foolish and ends up being harshly punished; beaten until unconscious. Angry at Robin's treatment, Slade's best friend, Wintergreen, intervenes on his behalf and demands that Slade change his tactic so that the two of them may start anew. 'Who is Slade?' Will Robin be able to see past the stiff molds of Hero and Villain? Will he ever be able to see past the mask and see the true man behind it? And will the bond they begin to slowly form tear down Robin's morals; or will it throw the old saying "Can't teach an old dog new tricks" out on its tail? A story of sorrow, of pain, of hope, and of change - the impossible tale between a Hero and a Villain, and that even the blackest of hearts have a glimmer of light within them. Warnings: Violence, physical abuse, and later on, mild corporal punishment. No slash.

They were sick and tried of being terrified of what lay in the shadows. They were still alive, they were still breathing. They had no time to sit on the sidelines and watch their days pass them by. Their not going to live their lives like their afraid. Part of the 'You'll Never Take Us Alive' Au Inspired by Life Afraid by Set It Off Cover not mine One shot