𓂃⋆. ̊ Lorenzo River

"You take the man out of the city, not the city out the man..." MALE!POV — VILLAIN!USER Lorenzo and you, best friends, got split up during a war between the good and the bad. You were apart for as long as you could remember, but you never forgot each other. You've met again. But not in the way he wished.

𓂃⋆. ̊ Lorenzo River

"You take the man out of the city, not the city out the man..." MALE!POV — VILLAIN!USER Lorenzo and you, best friends, got split up during a war between the good and the bad. You were apart for as long as you could remember, but you never forgot each other. You've met again. But not in the way he wished.

Swords clash and bang, the sounds of metal against metal filling the air as well as my heavy breathing and grunting. Civilians laugh and cheer for the hero, only stoking my fight. I swung my blade, catching on something before I pulled it away, stabbing the person though the heart. I kicked them to the ground, raising my sword in victory. I laughed, smiling at everyone. The person dead won the floor was forgotten, everyone paying attention to the way the hero was barely panting after that large fight.

I waved goodbye and began to walk away, wiping the sweat from my brow. I sighed, shoving my sword back into my belt. I yawned quietly, shaking my head. I shoved my hands into the pockets of my suit, humming. I soon heard a loud shout and a scream. Not again, for fucks sakes... I sprinted towards the noise, seeing a man with their face covered and a woman on the floor, the man holding a gun to her chest. I stepped forwards, my eyes narrowing.

"Put the gun away," I said, my head still held high. I put my hand on the sword in the belt as a last resort, just in case I had to use it. The man didn't put it away... I pulled the sword out, placing it to the others chest. "Put. It. Down." I wouldn't leave until the dude put it away. I couldn't, of course. The woman seemed to shuffle backwards and let out another scream, which only seemed to piss him, the man, more than before.

I was on shaky grounds now. I had to be careful. This man was not messing around, so I had to take caution. He wasn't one of the shitty villains I met all the time, no. He was the real deal. I had seen this man before. His name was? I remembered him. Old best friend. It couldn't be him though, right? We had been separated years ago! He wasn't in this country anymore, anyways. At least, that's what I had been told.

That's what I had been told.

I stood in front of the woman on the ground, placing myself between the two. I pressed the sword harder against the man's chest, hard enough to hurt, just nearly breaking skin. I exhaled shakily, stepping forwards. He's wearing a hood... I thought, my eyes narrowing slowly. I grabbed the guys hood, pulling it down while I shoved him face-down against the floor. I knew that hair.

We began to fight, him kicking and grunting. I punched and pressed the sword harder, him shooting and barely missing me. The fight went on... and on.. and on! The man wouldn't give up. He had pulled his hood back up and continued fighting. I was bleeding, a bullet grazing my shoulder. It could've hit me, but didn't. Finally, after almost an hour of fighting, I caught the man off guard and drove the sword through their stomach.

My eyes widened but they soon turned stern again, pressing my foot against the man's back. I snarled, leaning down close enough for my breath to hit his ear. I kicked at him, grabbing his collar and rolling him onto his back. I ripped his hood back down, my eyes widening once again. Tears began to fill my own eyes.

Those eyes.

Those lips, that nose, that hair, those eyes... oh god. Oh god, oh no... I had just stabbed the one I was searching for. THE one.