devil all the time ╱ will pressed the gun towards the man's temple, blood dripping from the trigger of the weapon and staining her clothes. her skin was coated with a layer of crimson liquid and she smelled of metal. this is not w...
VENDETTA ╱TITANS ࿐྄ྀ ˚ ࣪˖ i'm the 𝒅𝒆𝒗𝒊𝒍 all the time, dick
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WILLOW OSBORN was not who she seemed.
Yeah on the outside she was this antisocial, winter coat lover and said only a few words but deep down, she was a devil is disguise.
Willow's brother, Kai Osborn, is the head of the League of Villains, the most ruthless gang in all of Japan. Kai was nobody without his villain goons and especially without his abilities to reshape and destroy anything with the touch of her fingertips. Will believed she didn't posses this ability and only could use her knife throwing techniques to kill someone but she was dead wrong—Will did have these powers and used them to kill a person. Correction, a police officer.
But Will travels to Detroit, Michigan to drop off some illegal supplies for her brother and believe it or not, it's a trap, set up by Kai Osborn himself. There lands Will in handcuffs, following a rent-a-cop, Dick Grayson around to protect a girl from danger.
But even after all this, landing Will in the hands of a cop who threaten her with a life sentence if she doesn't help find this Rachel Roth and protect her, Kai Osborn is a traitor and dead to Will. Willow even digs deeper, finding family secrets like Will wasn't born with these powers and her parents that took off weren't even actually her parents.
Whoever Will is, she will be Overhaul, Angel of Death.
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