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Someone To You || Hope Mikaelson [Teen Wolf]
Hiraeth
noun
(especially in the context of Wales or Welsh culture) deep longing for something, especially one's home.
After sacrificing herself to Malivore, a transmigrator awakens in the body of Hope Mikaelson, now stranded in Teen Wolf's Beacon Hills. Eager to break free from Hope's burdensome legacy, she sees this as a chance to reinvent herself. No longer the powerful tribrid everyone expects, she hides behind sarcastic humor and a new persona. She soon meets Stiles Stilinski, whose quick wit and awkward charm create a surprising connection. As she navigates Beacon Hills' supernatural chaos, the transmigrator, now posing as Hope, finds herself entangled in high school drama, unexpected friendships, and a journey to rediscover her own lost identity.
(Teenwolf season 2)
(Lagacy season 1)
It's quite obvious that teenwolf nor Hope Mikaelson belongs to me, but the transmigrator Hope and the plot belongs to me. They are mine. MINE.
[Formally known as Hiraeth]
The plot is good, Hope's potential is shown and the interactions between her and Stiles are amusing, definitely recommended
This story is quite interesting. The 1st part of the story was strong but it feels like something is missing in the 2nd part of the story, but I can't figure it out. Overall I liked reading this story and I really hope you continue writing it because it's good. [img=recommend]
I absolutely love stories with strong female leads, and this one instantly became a favorite. I already loved Stiles in Teen Wolf, so when I realized he was going to be the love interest, I got even more hooked. I find myself eagerly waiting for their scenes every time a new chapter comes out. Honestly, this is the best Teen Wolf fanfiction I’ve ever read.
ok, they're writing with correct grammar and everything looks good but it's quite literally a timeless story. As in, one sentence will explain someone was knocked out and three sentences down, with no mentions of how much time has passed, the person who got knocked out is fighting someone else a floor above where they were. There are disjointed moments where characters will reference time passed when we have no indication of that time. There are details that you're meant to overlook like Hope having a wardrobe and ID but sometimes they're glaring at you like 'how does she say she's homeless and then have parents, and one sheriff, enroll her in the school without calling CPS. It feels like it's meant to be episodic, but we don't actually get any kind of visual transition to let us know we're moving to a new moment. It's a fun story if you like TW, but it's very hard to stay in the story.