Izuku Midoriya, the intelligent and calculating boy His power, "Puppeteer," enables him to manipulate the bodies of others like puppets, making them move and act according to his will. With this power, Izuku becomes an even more formidable mastermind. He can manipulate heroes and villains to do his work for him, using them as pawns on his chessboard. He can also make them fight each other, creating conflicts that allow him to gain power and influence.
Izuku uses his power to infiltrate hero and villain organizations, taking control of certain key members. He manipulates them into making choices that serve his interests, while making them believe they're acting on their own initiative. The heroes, including All Might, are perplexed by the series of events unfolding before their eyes. They don't understand who's behind it all or how the villains seem to be acting so coordinated.
Izuku, hidden in the shadows, pulls the strings of his puppets, making them dance according to his will. He becomes the true mastermind behind the events, while the heroes and villains are just pawns on his chessboard. But as time passes, Izuku starts taking greater and greater risks. The heroes begin to suspect there's a mastermind behind the events, and they launch a manhunt to unmask him. Izuku must use all his skills and power to stay one step ahead of the heroes and achieve his ultimate goal: becoming the true ruler of the hero and villain world.
Izuku Midoriya is a thief, it's all he's ever known. Now he knows it's not right but what's a guy to do when he has no money and everyone/everything seems to hate you?
One night Izuku was desperate and decided to rob the king, now this was a huge risk. So Izuku had to be extra careful in order to live another day
Though when Izuku went to rob the place he ends up meeting the price and it takes an unexpected turn...
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Warning: smut, LGBTQ+, cussing, sensitive topics, and omegaverse.
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