His eyes widened. Seemingly couldn't comprehend what I just told him. It's not even much of a big deal so why is he acting like that?
" You're a villain? "
Again the same words. I rolled my eyes.
" Yes. I am a villain. "
Being the villain was the easiet role the univerese could give to someone. Villains just need to make the hero suffer and you'd fulfill your role perfectly.
Villains are supposed to be cruel creatures who bring unfortune to everyone specially to those that are good.
Villains are just as important as heros. If there's no villain, there's no hero.
A character in a story who opposes the hero.
I am that character.
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It's a normal day for everyone, for the hero, civilians, side characters and villains. Yes, even villains has normal days. Running an errand like a normal human and aiding their needs like a cozy restaurant and a hot meal.
Here she sits, blending perfectly with the crowd. Sipping on the soup the waitress had prepared for her. Normal days are boring days for her. She opens her mouth to eat and closes it after. It goes on like that until she finished.
She took her phone, minding her own business. She looked around and was not oblivious with the stares from the male teenagers around her.
" uhm.. hello. " One of them approached her. She looked up and saw a boy visibly younger than her. Golden hair, eyebrows and eyes. A mole under his left eye and just below it. He's got a mole too on the right bottom side of his perfect lips. He's wearing a school uniform.
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"I am Nathaniel, but you can call me nathan. " He introduced his self but the female in front of him has the expression of i didn't ask. But the boy didn't let that stop him from sitting in front of her.
"Did i gave you permission to be in front of me?" She asked with a cold tone as she glared at the boy.
"You have a soothing voice." He smiled at her which she scowled at. "You didn't answered my question. "
It was her everyday struggle. Any form that has a sign of life always latches on her skin like a leech. But what she was always confused is why majority of them are young males and sometimes female.
'This young generation is something to be feared at.' She thought as she remembered a lady calling her mommy while she was out shopping.
"I think you'd be more interested in what my power has to offer you." Nathan gave her a smirk. She raised a brow while she leaned her back on the chair. "And why would i'd be interested in that." It wasn't a question, it was a statement, a decleration.
