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(Drunk herođ)
âSoâŚthen, I told the superhero that I canât not go. BecauseâŚâ The hero slurred, trailing off as their eyes felt drowsy. Their hand was slowly falling down from the villainâs couch they were splayed out on, their legs dangling on the edge.
The villain hummed, nodding their head as if they were listening intently as they filled up an injection with a yellow looking drug. The hero groaned. âBecause what?â They prompted, as they knelt down beside the hero, the cotton swab in their right hand, softly rubbing the skin on the heroâs arm. The heroâs eyes lazily drifted to the villainâs, the gentle smile the villain offered in the moment was cruel considering what they were doing. But, the hero smiled back, they could barely make out the villainâs face, let alone the syringe in their hands.
âBecauseâŚyou were going to be there.â The hero finished, their eyes closed. A knowing tone and the widening smile gave away what they were feeling. The villainâs movement on the heroâs arm halted. Their eyes turned to the heroâs face, but the hero was already in deep slumber.
The villain contemplated on what to do. They couldnât move after what the hero said. How could they just say that?! Surely, it was only because the hero was drunk. They didnât feel that way about the villain right? The villainâs heartbeat increased, and they took a deep breath to calm themself. They lowered the syringe and put it away on the table placed by their side.
They stood up, and grabbed a blanket to cover the hero. They couldnât do this, not today. Little did they know, that when they are slept away in their room in the morning, the hero wakes up and sees the syringe. Full. A small cotton ball thrown to the side.
Confusion, but most of all, a kind of fury settles in at the thought that they could ever have trusted the villain. They grab their weapon and walk to the closed room, in which inside the villain is tucked away, unbeknownst to the hero's growing rage.
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âWhatâŚso youâre just letting me escape? Just like that?â The villain questioned, suspiciously. Their eye narrowed slightly, examining the hero.
The hero shrugged, smiling. âYou did say youâre not feeling too well, so Iâll let you off the hook for today.â
The villain stared in a little disbelief. âOhâŚâ
âWhat?â The hero questioned, raising an eyebrow.
âYouâre being oddly nice.â The villain mused, a confused frown crossing their features.
The hero chuckled. âI canât fight you while youâre not at your best. It wouldnât be fair.â They offered a sweet smile.
The villainâs heart beat in their chest, staring at the heroâs smiling face. They huffed, rolling their eyes. Goddamn it, they couldnât understand why the hero was being so soft like this.
âSo I can just leave then?â The villain asked again to make sure. The hero nodded, the smile still there.
The villain stared at them for a second, controlling the urge to kiss the smile off the heroâs face. They sighed.
They left after a lingering glance at the hero.
The villainess meandered to where the heroine was tied to the chair, a cloth wrapped across her mouth, restricting her to even escape a sigh. The heroine struggled when she saw the villainess coming out from the shadows, making strangled noises. âWhat did I tell you, hmm?â The villainess murmured, lazily. She stopped advancing, and simply stood there, her hands in her pockets.
The heroine gazed up, her breath almost hitching. The lights above her making the villainessâs face glow, and she had to admit, it was a beautiful sight to see. She tore her eyes from the villainess and fixed it on the ground. âI told you to keep quiet, pin drop silent. Yet here you are, all over the place. So loud,â The villainess hissed , and the heroine shuddered. âPerhaps, we should find other creative ways to help you keep down?â
The villainess lowered herself to peek at the heroineâs face, and just now the heroine realized how close they were. A breath away, from colliding their foreheads. She backed away, scratching the chair across the floor, and turned away her head. The villainess raised her eyebrows, and with a swift motion, took out the cloth binding the heroineâs mouth.
âLet me go.â The heroine murmured, after taking a few deep breaths. Her face glinted with sweat, the room so hot it prickled her skin.
âWhat if I donât want to? What if I say I want you to be here, be mine. Forever.â The villainess whispered, and maybe it was the light that was shining, but the heroine couldnât help seeing a possessive sparkle in the otherâs eyes. "What if I say I'm obsessed with you, and can't stop thinking about you every second of day and night?"
The heroine narrowed her eyes, surely, this was another of one villainesses' tactics to make her a flustered mess. A tease, like always. She sighed. This was going to be tough.
"When were you not obsessed with me? You've always been, but I can't-...we can't. We can't ever be together. It's near impossible." The heroine shook her head, her wrists aching from the tightness of the ropes. The villainess stood there for a moment, looking dazy, before moving her feet and untying the heroine.
"Go." The villainess said, her voice thick. She refused to meet the heroine's eyes. The heroine, who was confused, stared. "Go. Leave."
And so the heroine did, she ran as far away as her legs could take her without ever glancing back. Without ever thinking what they could have been, had she not ran away.
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"I can't tell if youâre telling the truth, anymore. Because, the last time you said 'I won't leave youâ, you disappeared the day after."
OMG THERE WERE SO MANY ERRORS IM SORRY IM NEVER USING GRAMMARLY AGAIN
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The villain swore they could smell the hero's very prominent cologne in the dark office, and they had to resist the urge and not take every little thing away with them.
But no, they were on a mission. And they needed to focus, or else the supervillain would-
"You're the recruit, aren't you?" Someone spoke up, the voice was deep and smooth. They sounded amused.
The vilian froze, in the process of sniffing the hero's coat that hung on the chair behind their desk. They look up, alerted. And take out their gun. The person walked closer, and their face glowed under the moonlight. The village's eyes widened when they saw who it was.
The hero grinned. "Relax. I'm in no mood to fight."
The vilian's heart beat wildly in their chest. They didn't lower the gun, scared and in awe at the same time. The hero was even more good-looking in person as if that was possible. They gulped, and when the hero didn't come closer, they lowered the gun slowly.
The hero's grin only broadened. "Care to tell me why you were sniffing around my coat?" The villain's face immediately went scarlet, their heart dropping in their stomach. '
"UhhâŚ" They started. "I was searchingâŚfor potential information about your- next mission?" They really hadn't meant for it to come out as a question, but it did anyway and they cursed under their breath.
"And what is this crucial information you would find in there?" The hero played along, cocking their head to the side.
The villain opened their mouth and closed it, not sure how to tell the hero they wereâŚcurious. Well, curious is putting it lightly, they were obsessed, really. "Good question." They said, a second later.
The hero looked more entertained by the minute. They took a few more steps that brought them right in front of the villain, meeting their eyes. The hero's eyes were gray, like the moon, and glowing with mirth.
The cvilian checked out the hero before they could stop themself, their mouth drying at the sight.
The hero chuckled, "You're terrible at keeping a blank face. A really bad quality for a civilian if I say so myself."
Okay. That's it. Everything they had read about the hero was wrong. The hero wasn't stoic and ruthless as listed in their 'bio', they were something worse: flirty and dangerously good-looking.
These arenât anything super game breaking that turns the character into a psychopath, but they can foreshadow bigger, more important issues down the line.
âalways making the conversation about themselves
âlying about something incredibly stupid but they refuse to back down from
âexpecting others to pay for them at every store, restaurant or hotel
âsubtle jabs at other people that they always respond with âI wasnât SAYING it was bad! YOUâRE the one making ME look bad!â (Watch one of those âalpha male vs modern feministâ videos or clips for inspiration if you are brave enough)
âmessy, except this time they have other people in their space (like a dorm, shared apartment, or any kind of shared living space) so their messiness makes everyone VERY upset
ârefusing to understand or learn another friend/teammate/partners culture or background to even slightly understand then
âloud obnoxious voiced people who physically can NOT make a subtle entrance or just simply exist in a room without yelling or eating very loudly
âasks for permission to do absolutely anything even with people who are on the same or even a lower level than they are
âdoesnât listen to music with headphones on in a crowded space so EVERYONE has to listen to them
God I hope the last one isnât just a me-thing because I actively want to strangle anyone who does that
(Tw: suicide)
It was silly, really. The villain thought. These cat and mouse games, chasing each other down with hunger in their eyes, and a mutual desire in their body craving for each other but never once spoken of. They hoped one day that they could have the hero to all themself, never sharing it to the world.
The hero laughed bitterly in their dimly lit office, hearing the other oneâs thoughts in their mind, before slitting their wrists.
The villain stumbled back, as the hero pushed him against the wall. His hands on the villainâs waist, their lips on each other. The villain held the hero by his face, deepening their kiss.
Not long after, they pulled back. âYouâre such a good kisser, you know that?â The villain panted, his chest heaved up and down.
The hero chuckled, a low sound from his throat. âI learned from the best.â He winked. He let go of his hold on the villainâs waist, and turned around. The villain followed through, back hugging the hero.
âYou know, you were here to battle me to death, not chase after my lips.â The villain whispered in the heroâs ears. The hero raised an eyebrow, and turned around.
"Well, you asked for it." The hero returned, smiling faintly. "And, anyway, I'm not on duty right now. No obligations." The villain pulled him close for another kiss. He knew, in his heart, he won't get to do this for too long. Someday, they'll be separated like the sun and the moon.
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The hero back-hugged the villain, and sighed. âHow are you always so warm?â They said, and nuzzled their face in the villainâs neck.
âBecause your love radiates like the sun on me.â The villain replied, grinning from ear to ear. The hero blushed and kissed them.
"Pathetic, pathetic, pathetic. All you are is, pathetic." The villain hushed, the words getting carried into the darkness of nothing but a singular light coming from the window on his left. Silence.
The hero scoffed and then half-laughed, "At least, I'm not a loser who the world is behind." His hands itched against the ropes that held him together. They weren't too tight, if he wished, he could untie himself and run away. But, he wanted to spend some more time with the villain, something he shouldn't be doing on his mission. Inappropriate. Who could blame him though? The villain's tactics to gain his attention were too cute.
"Oh come on, darling. We both know you're jealous of me because I'm more famous than you." The villain said, with an almost childish smile on his face. The hero sighed.
"Hmm, what can I say? Of course, I'd be jealous of such a pretty face." The hero let on, grinning. The blush that crept on the villain's face, was worth everything. Widened eyes stared back at him in amusement. He wasn't normally the one to flirt, but today somehow felt different. A gained confidence, a crush to make blush. The villain smirked, after regaining his composure.
"You're not so bad yourself, Gorgeous." The villain said back, eyes gleaming with excitement. And, now it was time for the hero to blush as his body ran with adrenaline, warmness flooding through. His heart raced. He felt himself untying the ropes, and standing up. The villain raised his eyebrows, not moving. The hero walked towards the villain and handed him the rope.
"Try harder next time, sweetheart." The hero whispered in the villain's ear, who was standing there, stunned. And, before he could even react, the hero took off running. The villain cursed under his breath and ran after him.
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âIf you knew what it was like to have your parents hate you the moment you were born, you would know how I feel.â The villain murmured against the heroâs lips, so close. The hero swallowed. They pulled back a little, putting space between them. The villain still held on to their shirtâs collar.
âI donât know. I donât know how you feel. What itâs like to be in your place. But, I can assure that I would never use it as an excuse to hurt other people.â The hero said. Their voice quivering at the edge. They tried to make distance between their bodies, but the villain just pulled them closer.
âThen, tell me. Tell me how itâs like to be a hero. To be someone every person loves, adores even. It must be easy.â The villain hissed. Their voice rough, and stern.
The hero snorted. âIt is not as easy as you think.â Their hands moved, closing on the villainâs wrist. And, they slowly pulled it away from their collar with a firmness that made the villain falter. âBecause, when you are expected to save the world, the only thing that matters is whether you can do your job or not.â
The villain laughed, a humorless sound. Their expression turned painful.
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