The legendary Book of Oneshots

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The title: The story of Vergil hiring Vergils Brother and Vergils son to defeat Vergil, so Vergil can become Vergil. (Ft. Vergil)

Once upon a time in the demon-infested city of Redgrave, there lived a man named Vergil. But Vergil wasn't just an ordinary man; he was a being split in two halves – one human, the other demon. The demon half, fueled by power and ambition, constantly clashed with the human side, longing for control.

Seeing the turmoil within himself, Vergil's human half devised a plan. He sought out his brother, Dante, a renowned demon hunter, and his son, Nero, who inherited his father's devilish powers. Together, they formed an unlikely trio with a common goal – to defeat Vergil's demon half and restore balance to his soul.

Dante, with his unmatched skill in combat, led the charge. Nero, fueled by the desire to prove himself and protect his family legacy, unleashed his formidable devil trigger. And Vergil's human half, wielding his intellect and resolve, guided them every step of the way.

Their journey took them through treacherous demon realms and fierce battles against unimaginable foes. Along the way, they encountered allies who aided them in their quest, including the enigmatic Lady and the loyal Trish.

As they neared their final confrontation, Vergil's demon half grew more powerful, fueled by his insatiable thirst for supremacy. But the trio refused to falter, drawing upon their bond as family and their shared determination to save Vergil from himself.

In a climactic showdown, Dante, Nero, and Vergil's human half faced off against the formidable demon. With unwavering resolve and the strength of their unity, they managed to weaken the demon, exposing its vulnerabilities.

In a decisive strike, Dante delivered the final blow, banishing Vergil's demon half back to the depths from whence it came. As the dust settled, Vergil stood before them, whole once more – his human and demon halves finally reconciled.

With a sense of relief and gratitude, Vergil thanked his brother and son for their unwavering support and determination. From that day forward, he vowed to embrace his true self and walk the path of redemption alongside his newfound allies.

And so, Vergil, once torn between two halves, emerged as a stronger, unified being – a testament to the power of family, determination, and the resilience of the human spirit.