"I love you Mikey, only you, nobody else"
~Y/n
Y/n is not just an average high schooler; she's Mikey's heart and soul and is known as the Deity of Tokyo. As she continues to live her life out, as normally as possible, Y/n finds herself falling for a...
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November 14, 2020 Two weeks after Bloody Halloween
Y/n POV:
Two weeks.
Two weeks had passed since the fight that would forever be remembered as Bloody Halloween.
You would think I would be happy.
No one had died. Baji was alive. Mikey was alive. Draken, Mitsuya, Chifuyu, Takemichi... everyone I cared about had made it through that night.
So why couldn't I feel happy?
Why did I feel like something inside me had died that night?
For a moment, I had lost myself.
Not metaphorically.
I had actually lost myself.
The girl who spent years trying to keep everyone together—the girl who would throw herself between enemies just to prevent someone from getting hurt—had disappeared beneath something darker.
Something I had spent years trying to bury.
For a few terrifying moments, I had almost become the very thing I had sworn I would never be.
A monster.
And the worst part?
No one had been there to pull me back.
No Mikey.
No Draken.
No Wakasa.
No one.
I had been completely alone inside my own darkness.
And for those few moments, I had liked it.
That realization scared me more than anything else.
I still remembered Kazutora's terrified expression.
I remembered the anger coursing through my veins.
I remembered how easy it had felt to stop seeing him as a person and start seeing him as nothing more than the person responsible for hurting Baji.
I remembered the feeling of my fists connecting.
And I remembered how difficult it had been to stop.
Every time I closed my eyes, I could see it again.
Over and over.
Like some cruel movie that refused to end.
I had spent the last two weeks trapped inside my own head, replaying every second and wondering what I could have done differently.