Over the waters of Manhattan, a living weapon is reduced to a puddle of liquid flesh by nuclear fire. In another world, a princess calls for the one who is to be her familiar. Whether through coincidence or fate, their lives are now inextricably intertwined and their destinies changed forever.

In the summer before her first semester at Beacon is to begin, Yang decides to go on a road trip around Remnant. During her travels, she meets a strange swordsman with a cross-shaped scar on his cheek.

Ragland told him that he had seen some of the worst that humanity had to offer. Now he asked him to go look for the best. But Alex Mercer never imagined that the search would take him and Dana to another world, or that he would come to learn just what it was that separated monsters from heroes.

When Shirou Emiya woke up, he found himself alone in a foreign country full of unfamiliar faces, with not a clue of how he had gotten there. But when trouble arises and people's lives are in danger, that fact alone is enough to drive away all the questions in his mind. Because saving people, no matter the place, no matter the time, is what heroes do.

He met her on a plane. An innocent enough coincidence. What he did not know, what he could not have known, was just how that meeting would draw him into a side of the world he never thought possible.

When Shirou woke up, he found himself in an unfamiliar house full of unfamiliar people and with not a clue of how he had gotten there. Well, not all of them were unfamiliar. There was one person that he recognized. But that only begged the question: How was Illyasviel still alive? (Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya crossover)

Whipping branches and grasping thorns tore at her skin and clothes, shredding them and leaving scores of cuts and gashes. Blood trickled from them, leaving small droplets behind as she urged her rapidly flagging legs onwards. She fled so that she could live. So that even for a second longer, she would live. And so there was rain, and blood, and those condemned.

Near the end of his life, Kenshin was given one more chance to pick up his sword and fight for innocent lives. He took it. (One shot)