A god's Favourite Toy (Yandere Xenophanes x Male Reader)

Two Sides, Opposite Views, Same Mission

(Y/N POV)

I awoke in my room, the noise of a notification ringing through my phone speakers being the cause. I climb out of my bed and grab my phone to read the message, apparently since the random killings have recently stopped, College will be continuing where we left off in two days, along with 2 new students joining. I make my way to the bathroom to start my day, now noticing a red ring around my left arm for some reason. This could be the second gift from "Sonic", but I should ask him to make sure.

I finish my shower and get dressed, making sure not to freak out when seeing the large X across my chest, before heading down into the lounge for breakfast. Good news was that they were serving pancakes today, and they were making stacks of 20! Bad news was that Tom, Kyle, and the rest weren't here. Maybe they already had breakfast, I mean it's 8:55 AM after all. I finish my breakfast and prepare to head back to my room, when someone taps my on the shoulder. I turn around and see that lady from the park a few days ago.

(Y/N): Oh, it's you from the park. Can I help you?

???: Yes, I was wondering if you could answer some questions of mine, I was going to ask you them earlier, but your friend dragged you  away.

(Y/N): I remember, sorry about Tom. Anyway, hit me with those questions.

???: Thank you. Now, first off, do you believe in reincarnation?

(Y/N): That is a tricky question. While most would say either yes or no, I believe reincarnation can be possible. You could have someone else's memories or looks, while being someone completely different, which kinda means you're living two lives at the same time. So in all, I do believe in reincarnation, but only a bit.

???: Ok, question two: Do you believe in a god, in some way?

(Y/N): Once again, I tricky question to answer, but I'll give my best shot. It sometimes depends on what religion you were born into, my parents weren't into religion, so I didn't grow up believing in a god. But that doesn't mean I can't believe in them, I find Greek, Norse, and Egyptian gods really interesting.

???: That is a wonderful answer. Now, for your final question, what would you do if you lost someone you care about?

(Y/N): ...At first I'd feel upset, not only the fact that they died, but also because I may have been involved. I've been feeling like that ever since I was young, always believing that every little action you make could result in your life potentially getting worse and worse by the passing year. But after some time to myself in order to recover, I'd understand that mourning over them wouldn't be the best thing, and they'd want me to keep on living. That's what I would do.

???: Touching. Now, I must be off. I thank you for your answers.

(Y/N): No problem miss.

After that, I made my way back to my room, my mind heavy with those questions and answers. While I answered honestly, the questions sure were weird. Maybe the reason why she asked them was because she's part of a religion herself and needed some answers from an outside source. Who knows? I reach my room and approach my computer, turning it on and clicking on the game icon after logging in. The game took a bit longer to load, but aside from that, nothing new.

"Ah, my little buddy. Ready for another round of trouble?"

(Y/N): I am. Honestly, I've been getting used to these games so much, I'd actually get upset if it ended soon.

"Don't worry friend, I promise the games won't end as long as I'm here. Now... how about a little game of strength?"

(Y/N): Bring it on!