「Anime x Reader One Shots」

Malevolent (Yandere!Izaya Orihara x Reader)

The roof of the building was your favorite spot to be. It was peaceful and quiet. You could comfortably sit up there late at night completely isolated from the rest of the world. The height allowed you to view the vast city of Ikebukuro before you. The honking of cars the loud and the bustling people so far down below seemed so unreal to you. In your little bubble, no one else existed. It was just you.

Night was your favorite time to go up. The stars always greeted you in the sky. The same pattern to greet you each and every day as if they were close friends. Each night varied. Some nights you would sing while others you would dance. On nights you were feeling especially creative, you would draw or write. It was your safe haven where you could do anything.

On one specific night, everything felt off. It felt... dark. As you stepped out onto the roof of the building, you noticed the stars were nowhere in sight. Gloomy clouds covered any light the sky was attempting to provide. This wasn't the type of night you wanted to be exposed to. You turned around to leave through the exit, but a mysterious voice stopped you before you could.

"Going somewhere, are we?" the man asked.

You froze, fear immediately coursing through your body. There was someone else up here? It seemed too weird to you that someone else would go to this same spot. This was your safe haven from all others. You couldn't tell if you should be upset or angry.

"Who are you?" you asked, hoping nothing more that they would leave soon.

"Izaya Orihara at your service," he replied with a mocking bow. A devilish smirk resided on his face. You faintly recalled hearing his name whispered among other people, but you had no idea why he was so known.

"Why are you here?" You subconsciously took a step back and he didn't hesitate to continue to walk closer to you. His friendly facade was well maintained, but you could easily see past it and into his darker self.

"I'm here for you, of course," Izaya said with a laugh. "I've been watching you, (Y/N)-chan. Humans are social creatures by nature and yet here you are, never socializing unless you're forced into it like now. You are one interesting human."

"You say the word 'human' like you aren't," you cautiously stated.

His smirk wavered for a second, but just long enough for you to notice. "Quite interesting indeed." As he took a couple more steps towards you, you attempted to back up once again just to have your back slam into something hard. The metal railing which encircled the edge of the building had stopped you from falling off, but it also trapped you.

"Humans are such interesting beings that I love," he continued. "And after watching you, I must say that you are one of the rare humans that I specifically love."

"L-Love?" you stammered.

He placed his hands on the railing, trapping you inside a small box formed by his arms. There was nowhere you could run. Nowhere you could escape.

"You, my dear (Y/N)-chan, are very special. You are more self-aware of this world we live in. Probably far more than any other human down below us. I just can't bear to let such an important specimen slip away from me."

Fear overwhelmed you. Only after it was too late did you finally realize that darkness lurked in this man; something undisputedly malevolent. In an attempt to get away, you tried to push him, but his hands grabbed your wrists with great ease before you could. He pinned your wrists to the railing behind you leaving you completely helpless. Tears prickled in your eyes and a scream itched to escape from your throat as his face moved in closer towards yours. His tongue slid over the side of your neck before he inhaled deeply.

"Oh, how I love seeing that terrified expression of yours," he whispered.

There was no escaping him. You were deeply entangled in this trap he had conceived.