You're The Only One~ BakuDeku Fantasy AU+Omegaverse

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Katsuki had returned to his room by now, the headache he had moments before dissipated a bit, but not fully. He still had to go through all of these never ending letters and decline them, not giving a damn about some other kingdoms omega or beta bullshit. Ochakos scent still lingering in the room, but gone for the most part, sending slight relief to the alpha. But now he had more on his mind about the hurt boy.

Katsuki had left the two others on an empty lot as to where their friend was, meaning they'd probably go off looking for them. Katsuki didn't want them to see the state the poor omega was in, neither did he, but that was besides the point. The omega would probably be in the infirmary for about a week at least, meaning he'd have to maneuver the two away from his direction.

But that wasn't the only thing about the omega he was worried about, he felt this undying urge to go help him himself, but knew he'd just be in the way. Plus, how would the boy react having an alpha over him for a while, without them knowing.... it would be as if he was invading his nest or something as equaling terrifying. Bakugou couldn't figure out what was making him think in such ways, he never had done so before. Usually all he cared about was himself and the power he had.

The thought of power snapped him back into his senses. The way he could actually help the boy was simple. He'd move him back to his quarters, under watch of the healer, and make sure no one entered his room. It seemed as a foolproof plan, but the only thing was, he'd have to take the time to announce to the workers that they were to not enter each others quarters, and to find another replacement healer to fill in for the time being. He wanted the old hag in the infirmary to take her best care of the omega and to not worry about anymore other dumbasses who got themselves in trouble.

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A few hours pass by, it's dark as black outside and the moon was covered up by the still dark storm clouds. Katsuki had just finished writing back to all the letters and just needed to send them back out. He waited for Iida to make his last return for the night to give him the letters, but, he would also tell him to announce to all the workers in their quarters during dinner time that they are not to enter each others rooms for the next week or so. He gave it about ten minutes before he heard the routinely knock at the door.

"Come in." Katsuki sternly said.

The door handle clicked before opening, the sound of the lock scraping against the key jingling before it actually opened. The door slightly swung and there stood the still neatly mannered beta. "Good evening sire, is there anyway I can be of service before I leave!" Iida asked, with his choppy hand motions always in place. "Yeah, take this shit, and I have something you need to tell the others." Katsuki sternly ordered to the male. Iida took the large stack of letters and nodded in acknowledgement. He told him the orders and sent him on his way. "Yes Sire! Have a good night!" The beta said before quickly swooping around and heading out the door.

Katsuki slammed the door shut behind the male and locked the two locks on the door once more, the second one being a lock that only he could open. The clicked of the knob quickly ending as he stormed his way over to the bathroom. He rushed his clothes off so he could change into something more comfortable. He threw on a loose shirt and some soft saggy pants. Once finished he quickly made way into his large empty bed, wanting nothing more but to close his eyes and actually get some rest.
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It seemed as if he only got 10 minutes of rest, by the time the sun was threatening to peak out of the sky, Katsuki was already wide awake. For his plan to work well he'd have to get to it right away, and with the assurance that his messenger had given the order of such, he thought it would be easy as pie. Katsuki got dressed in his less formal attire, leaving in the saggy pants he slept in and throwing on a less wrinkled shirt. It was too early in the morning for it to matter, especially since no one was awake.