alignment inversion AU for the fracture cast (doesn't have to be 1:1 inversion, just general reversal of usual motivation and morals)
Fracture’s cast is getting pretty big now so I’ll stick with the “main” characters (Michael, William, Horado, Aaron, Thalia, and Scáthán) - Michael went looking for something like William. Instead of being involved in an accident he faked his death to trick a demon into possessing him. Whether he was looking for fame or power I don’t know, but he found it. - William is would love to cause some chaos - if that’s alright with you, that is. He was either the worst or the best person to happen upon Michael, because on the one hand a more actively chaotic demon could have formed an unholy alliance with him, but a more assertive one might have kept him in check. William was easily cowed into handing over his power to Michael, and the rest is fiery, blazing history. - Horado is the living embodiment of “not my problem.” Sure, he has time powers, but that doesn’t mean he’s going to lift a finger to save the world. The only reason Deadline hasn’t fired him yet is because he needs to keep an eye on him and his developing temporal abilities. - Aaron’s canon personality is basically “fuck this, fuck that, fuck off, and especially fuck you for pitying me.” Invert that and you get the whiniest, clingiest, pity-party throwing person ever. He’ll probably say people avoid him for his disability, but nope, it’s the complaining and “life sucks competition”-ing. - Thalia is basically this version of Aaron’s only friend, and even then she’s only there because she doesn’t want to offend him by not hanging out with him anymore. She’s a real downer and likes to play the victim for being a human among supernatural entities. - Scáthán is still Self-Destruction, but he takes a more positive attitude to it. Instead of being the plant-killer of humanity, he acts more as its pruner, trimming away parts of people’s self-image and actions that cause them harm. Self-destruction in a more positive way, getting rid of things that shouldn’t have been there in the first place.