Wings of Fire (Claude Frollo x Y/N)

In the shadowed streets of 15th-century Paris, Judge Claude Frollo wages a relentless war against what he deems sinful - the gypsies, the outcasts, the cursed. But his black-and-white world begins to crumble when he crosses paths with Y/N, a quiet, cloaked dancer who haunts his steps like a living omen. Her calm presence stirs something dark and unfamiliar in him - obsession, curiosity... maybe even doubt.

When a pristine white feather falls from her cloak, Frollo's suspicions ignite. He follows the trail only to discover her terrifying secret: Y/N bears the wings of an angel. What should have been cause for divine awe becomes a crisis of faith. Is she heaven-sent? Or a twisted test from above?

As Frollo battles his fractured beliefs and intensifying fixation, Y/N finds herself torn between escape and survival - especially when he saves her from a tragic fate, only to imprison her in the very cathedral she sought refuge in. Wounded and wary, she must navigate the suffocating interest of a man teetering between reverence and madness.

What begins as a dangerous cat-and-mouse game evolves into a twisted dance of power, protection, and control. Frollo declares Y/N a "divine challenge" - a being who may lead him to salvation or damnation. But as the lines between sinner and saint blur, the greatest question becomes: Can either of them escape the other unscathed?

(Trigger Warning for attempted Su!s!de)