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[Levi x reader] AU                         In the silence of the apartment, the distant touch of moonlight slips through swaying curtains and battles against the darkness spread within. The shadows of spotless furniture grow longer and hide around corners, gliding away from its murderous fingers as they trace the marbled floor. With a quick glance at the whispering hallway, Levi tugs at his tie and strolls towards the living room. He hates that suit, but for some unknown reason, he keeps wearing it. A light turns on behind him — it reflects on a mirror to his left, like that of a plane, flickering in a starless night. He halts, deba

[Ulquiorra x reader]                             He was there when you stepped out, heard you approach but didn’t move—hands stuck in pockets, body still as a stone. Acknowledges were as short as inexistent, what with only a fleeting glance at the side of his pale face. His eyes were fixed on the horizon, unblinking and void of emotions—not that it was surprising. You breathed in, then out. “Ulquiorra.” His name reached his ears, led by a soft—yet adamant—voice that called for his attention. A pair of striking, green eyes spared but a mere glance at you. He was not shocked, only curious; it was

[Mephisto Pheles x reader]                                       A heavy silence had fallen upon the room, one that was slowly getting on your nerves. On the one hand, it shouldn't be so odd to be that quiet while playing chess. However, for some reason, you felt as though something was squeezing your soul. It was the kind of tense silence that announced a thunderstorm. And, unfortunately, that storm was sitting dangerously close to you. Your gaze roamed the chess table that separates you from his reach, trying to figure out his game. Your fingers touched lightly one of the black chess bishops, and swiftly placed it in front of his white k

[Tiky Mikk x reader]                              He was cunning, dangerous as darkness itself. His laid-back attitude had fooled you; his lazy smile was as alluring as the bored glint in his gaze, so uninterested you had let your guards down. He was usually found lying on a couch, or reclined against a comfy chair—eyes lost in space, probably thinking of ways to mess around some more. But then, you would appear within sight. And boy, the change in demeanour was but subtle. No word would be spoken; there was no point, no use. Tyki would merely watch you with those dark eyes of his that drew you in—no matter how much you had on

[L x reader]     You pursed your lips in thought as you looked through a pile of clothes. Tilting your head to glance over your shoulder, you narrowed your eyes upon his slouching form as he sat perched in front of a screen. Every year, it was the same; and as though you had long since accepted his lack of Christmas spirit, you were determined to make a change that time—not by getting candy canes, as he had previously suggested.     L had left you alone with your thoughts a while ago, after receiving an urgent call and quickly turning his detective mind back on—if he ever switched it off at all. However, as focused as he was o

[Acnologia x reader]                              A flapping sound broke the silence in which the island breathed as the black dragon crossed the sky, his intimidating shape coursing through the soft clouds before lowering towards the ground. His eyes surveyed the area as gusts of wind battled against the strong trunks of trees, yet it was a pointless fight; no matter their attempts to remain tied to the roots in the earth, they were ripped from their hold — he was too wild, too powerful. As a whirlwind of green leaves swam below his giant form, Acnologia found his target and rushed over. The few birds that had dared to take off were

[Tsuna x reader]                  Cold as ice, droplets of rain fell from the grey sky above. Slowly at first, yet eventually with more impetus, they crashed upon him like a shower of sharp knives. The clouds poured their own despair down on him, filling him with a stronger sensation of solitude. Painfully slow, his heart beat inside its cage. His hands –although they were soaked to the bone due to the gloomy weather– clenched into fists as to stop their trembling. Brown, glistened eyes closed tightly in an attempt to hide themselves from the cruel reality that spread all around him. His lips were pursed, yet water managed to s

[Aomine x reader] AU Warning: Strong language                                     The chirping of tires echoed in the empty street as the black car took a sharp turn to avoid smashing into a bus stop, before the driver rolled it back into the asphalted road. In spite of the dangerous situation, he let out a low chuckle and averted his blue eyes towards the rear mirror. Satisfaction coursed through him as he noticed the red car speeding up behind him, and his lips curled into an amused smirk at the thought of the glare you most likely were shooting him. And as if on cue, his phone buzzed. Skilfully keeping the high speed, he pressed answer

[Misaki Yata x reader] AU                                      Rain-laden clouds loomed over the city, keeping the warm touch of sunlight away from his face. Like grey bricks, they had joined one another until building an impenetrable wall that drowned the world in murkiness and vapidity. A couple of children chasing after a ball broke the asphyxiating silence that had settled in the streets; they played a game he’d seen people losing their minds over, one he himself had never found interest in. Rounding a corner, he found his eyes drawn to a huge bridge that crossed the sky to reach the other side of the city. And underneath, a sing

[Seven x reader]                     He was pouting, evidently disgruntled by your lack of enthusiasm as everyone else enjoyed themselves. Currently, you were sprawled across the sofa, hand placed beneath your cheek and chocolate hanging between your teeth. By the way your eyes glanced around lazily, Saeyoung could tell you were bored out of your mind and simply disinterested in joining the rest of your RFA friends as they chatted among each other animatedly.     Hesitantly, the hacker approached you. Lifting your gaze to meet his, your lips stretched into a smirk which only widened when his face flushed noticeably.     “[Name], w

[Gaara x reader] Modern!AU                           His clothes were drenched in cold sweat as it prickled his skin, rolling along the sides of his faces and down his neck. A cough worked its way through his dry, parted lips and was followed by a shaky breath that his lungs refused to let in completely; it was like needles stabbing the flesh, making him feel as if he were bleeding inside. There were not many the times when Gaara got sick. However, today was one of those exceptions; he had gone to bed with a killing headache, hoping for it to be gone by morning, only to wake up feeling ten times worse. Now, pain spread across his temples