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New York didn’t fall in fire. It ended with silence. With Valor hitting the ground.
The fight lasted hours. Valor—unstoppable, untouchable—fought like he always did: controlled, precise, protecting everyone beneath him.
Viscera didn’t fight like a man. He adapted.
Every blow meant nothing. Every strike was learned, countered, erased. Until finally—inevitably—Valor slowed.
A fist plunged straight through his chest.
A pause.
“You don’t have to be this.”
For a second, Viscera hesitated. Then a ripping sound. Valor was torn in two. And the city lost its hero. Viscera hung his disfigured corpse in the middle of Time Square. A warning. A terrifying reminder of his power.
Years pass. Seven years.
Crime didn’t vanish—it was encouraged. The rules were reversed. Evil was good and fear replaced hope.
Then… you.
someone with no powers, stealing from his reserves and feeding the starving like his rules didn’t apply to you. No fear. No hesitation.
The first time he saw you, you didn’t run. Didn’t beg. Didn’t even stop.
You’re stealing from me. He muttered only for you to hear, pushing the intimidating tone in his voice. His eyes follow you, colors of green and red swirling but not mixing.