Theivery Stories

A 1920s era thief gets more than he bargained for when he steals an ancient Norse artifact. (Okay fine it's basically The Mummy, but gayer and with Norse mythology there are you happy?) Content Warning: some unsettling situations and imagery, mild sexuality, and peril. PTSD is discussed. Chapter 14 and 16 have brief torture which may be upsetting to some readers. Discretion is advised.

After surviving a car crash, Jamie has a dream that does not make sense, but learning what it means could help her understand what direction her life is headed. She struggles through depression and temptation while wishing someone would take the time to listen to what she has to say. Since no one seems willing to do so, she bottles her feelings inside. What wrong decisions will one make simply because no one else will take the time to listen? What amount of power does an unsaid burden have over a person?

It's no secret that some people use their unique gifts to do good, and some use them to do evil. Your classic heroes and villains, if you will. But what about the middle people? The people born with powers, not the kinds that let you fly, or crush cars with your mind, or turn your enemies into puddles of goo before you, the ones that are not quite considered "super". What are they supposed to do? Their powers aren't strong enough to categorize them as hero or villain. Imagine Knife Man or Spoon Girl with the power to control cutlery, do you honestly think they would hold up in a fight against anyone else? Being a superhero without powers is hard enough, being a superhero with a useless super power is damn impossible. Andrew, Carter, and Heather knew that their unique abilities would be worthless if they made themselves full time heroes or villains. Instead, they use their "uselessness" to their advantage. The trio makes their living in their own respected fields, but they come together as the best band of thieves in the world. Nobody would ever suspect three seemingly innocent young adults of 45 high profile theft cases. There is nothing extraordinary about them after all, no crazy hair colors, no fire blasting out of their mouths. It's the perfect cover. When the group steals a valuable, but at the same time worthless, artifact from a museum in Tokyo, they find themselves caught in the crossfire between the National Superhero League and a new super villain on the rise. And since the heroes can't seem to be doing their one job right, the group steps out of the shadows and takes matters into their own hands.

A short story I had to write for a school assignment. Ending is very sudden, as I wasn't allowed to make it over four pages. Really, if I had the choice I would've made it several chapters long, and turned it into a gay story lmao.

Serena always knew she was important. From being the only Alpulari, to second in line for governor, her life was always filled with the expectations of other people. Never had she been able to experience a normal life. Soon, Serena realizes she never will. After a visit to the Capitol, she knows her life will never be the same again.

Yuno Nakane. A soon-to-be villain of the age whose past will butt in her plans and challenge the life she's grown to know. With the anti-villain organization, the ICB, on her tail, she must put her acting skills to use and deal so the cards end up in her favor. Within a timeless classic of Hero V.S. Villain, who will prevail? Will Yuno trick Chief Daniels and his friends in the ICB with her professional con-man skills, or will she find herself living life behind bars? After the prize of a lifetime, follow Yuno through the events of and leading to, the biggest, most elaborate scheme in history. (#4 in thievery and #667 in crime as of 10/15/20) (WILL POST ONCE A WEEK)

goro nijima - the charming 'ace detective' who has flown through the ranks of the law enforcement world at alarming rates, especially for someone his age. akira kurusu - the vigilante 'phantom theif' who has stolen countless hard drives and notebooks of incriminating evidence- and goro's heart. AU(s): no personas, real theif akira, real detective goro, goro is makoto and sae's brother, human morgana

Kenna Wharton was in no way a good kid. She was a common criminal, a pickpocket that was damn good at her job, too. And the fact that she had useful powers only sweetened the deal. When Steve Rogers, a criminal and a man she had once stolen from, tracks her down, he wants her to do one simple job for him- track down the kid who he had fought at Leipzig, a kid who had unfortunately revealed that he lived in Queens during the banter. And so Kenna is sent on an "undercover mission", filled with flying bird brain villains, a teenager who's not so good at hiding his secret identity, and a heist that she helps with to secure Stark tech.

"The Devil is real and he's not some little red man with horns and a tail. He can be beautiful because he's a fallen angel and he used to be God's favourite." His wickedly deep voice engulfed the small space, and despite the physical toll it took on my body, I only grew more defiant. "Let go of me you fucking-" Rough fingers adorned with rings shoved their way into my mouth before i could finish my sentence. Luka's satisfied smile suddenly became all I could see as he shoved me against the cool tile, rubbing his thumb gently across my lower lip. "Calm down lamb, I just want to look at you," Luka drawled as he held me in place against the wall. His other hand held firm on my waist, fitted against me as if it had always belong there. As if I had always belonged to him. At the sight and silent message of domination I began to bite down hard on his fingers. That'll show the cocky ass. Luka only tsked at me as he moved his hand up and slowly pried my jaw open, inching so close I breathed in his natural leather and mint scent, a tinge of smoke lingering within it. Despite him interrupting my meal I smiled at the taste of coppery blood that coated my teeth and lips. So I had drawn blood. My nemesis's eyes zeroed in on me, going completely still as I licked my lips of any remaining red splotches. "You're a fucking heathen," Luka laughed, his confident voice contrasting with his entranced gaze before ruining me with the end of his sentence. "If you think you have any chance of escaping me after this lamb, you're dead wrong," Everything went deathly still as I took in his last promise, "I'm not done with you yet." A lion toying with it's prey before savagely devouring it.

Amelia Crooks. A fourteen-year-old girl. She thought having her family torn apart was bad enough, but now, being forced into the thievery industry is even worse. The city of Vrilmouth, centre of astray, is where Amelia's father moved in hope to escape his sinful reputation and the laws he broke in their home country, despite being hesitant, Amelia eventually agreed to travel with him. But things will soon be far more difficult than Amelia first intended. She must be smart, quick-witted, perceptive in order to survive what's to come.

Akihito wasn't supposed to be a warrior, but after running away from home he has made up his mind to be what ever he desire's. Not letting anyone tell him what he has to be or do. Asame x Akihito

With the break out of dungeons in the Empire, the swindlers, burglars, racketeers, bandits and sinners escape into the population. All these criminals disguise as a troupe associating with one of the infamous playwright ODEOPHUS.

Badr, Yousef, and Malak return to Evenlane Academy, only to discover that the school club's system turned upside down. Still deep in debt, the three of them face unexpected obstacles as they strive to fight for their dream. Reaching Moonland still seems so far away when their hopes shatter with the downfall of the academy. Their only hope lies in a mysterious crystal destined to grant any wish - but they're not the only ones after it. Someone is hunting them down, and they don't know why. Is it the crystal... or something else entirely? They embark on many adventures, each step bringing them closer to the truth and to the dream they have never given up on. They have chosen the toughest path - and are willing to overcome it.

A half- human, half-elven seventeen year old girl named Liv searches for her biological family amidst her father's Kingdom. In this though she discovers she has powers that are a mystery to her all to come to terms with the force of the Dark Elves battle against the humans in the Kingdom of Alynthia. word count (95,000-105,000 words)

Fourteen-year-old Alexander has it made, right? He's a prince and lives within the high-society walls of his kingdom. Wellllll... Not so much, actually. No one really notices what he does and treats him like a charity case. He, truthfully, despises it deeply. However, one day, it all changes when he stumbles across the Crossing. There, he is tied up in the fate of the land of Ro'hish, where wars rage between the Torrents and the Non-Torrents for rule. Will he be able to save Ro'hish from the war? Or will he rend both the Crossing and the Humane world trying?

Nolan: the get away driver Mikael: the hacker Christian: the one could have been Max: the violent one Scout: the girl This gang calls themselves a family and there isn't much they wouldn't do.

Princess Rhoswen of Calagrys did not belive in children's tales, simply put. Not when she was six and definately not when she's sixteen. But when she and her father are captured, her world set aflame, she would do anything to set her things straight again. Including, chasing after a child's tale. Cassius Lowell was the King Of Thieves till his capture. King Of Thieves, Prince Of Marauders. So when a princess offers to set him free in exchange for helping her find the Crown Of Bones, a childs tale, his life is changed forever.

A little something I have written exploring what Sabetha could be dealing with after she leaves Karthain. (Spoilers for the first three books in the Gentleman Bastard Sequence).