Draft.
The own au. DARK!!!!!!! MENTION OF RAPE!!!!
Imagine a story where the reader is a mad scientist who summoned the demon Sukuna, who is bound by an oath to be tied to the reader until death. (Because their souls are bound to each other and can no longer be separated. Only the death of one of them can untie them. Even Sukuna himself is powerless here).
But the decision whether to fulfill the wishes of the one who summoned him remains with Sukuna. Sometimes he can deceive the one who summoned him, forcing him to die earlier, sometimes he just watches, and sometimes he forces the one who summoned him to do what he wants.
But if he fulfills the wishes of the one who summons him, he takes an important payment for it—life energy. A payment that shortens the life of the one who summons him.
But he can freely regulate the amount of life energy he will take as payment.
But sometimes it really fulfills the wishes of the one who summoned it. The soul that summoned the demon is also doomed to become a demon. And if the demon also takes away life energy, then there is a very high probability that the soul of the one who summoned the demon will become a slave to that demon. (Only strong demons can take away life energy as payment). But the greater the power of the demon, the greater the likelihood that the one who summoned it will become its slave. So, one of the main reasons why it fulfills wishes is so that the one who summoned it will become its slave in hell.
Why do people turn to him? Because he can do anything. He is the strongest and can do anything, so he charges a fair price for his services.
And now you. An extremely talented alchemist, occultist. A recluse who has been unlucky in life. And at some point, you began to ask yourself philosophical questions about life and death. Are you really who you are, and not someone else? Are you answering the question "Who am I?" correctly, and could the outcome of your story be the same as it is now if you had lived differently?
You called him because you wanted to know the meaning of life. And you believed that only he had the power to know it. And out of desperation, you were willing to pay a high price.
So he takes you to hell. He takes all your life energy and leaves you with only one year to live.
:D.
He truly reveals forbidden knowledge to you, which is why the price is what it is. And during the year He has given you, He will watch you very closely to make sure you do not spread the information you have learned about what happens after death. If you tell someone or write about it, consider Judgment Day to have already arrived.
And why hell, because he believes that the essence of life can only be seen through cruel truth and suffering.
So in hell, he falls in love with you. You are different to him. Not like everyone else. Because you began to strive to understand him completely.
So, unconsciously, he shares with you what brings him pleasure. He literally does not understand people, just as people do not understand him, so he is selfish when it comes to you. And he is selfish even towards you. For some reason, seeing your reactions and suffering is much more pleasant for him than seeing the reactions and suffering of others. You have become the highest point of pleasure for him, almost comparable to battle. But for some reason, the thought that you might break up with him was so... unpleasant and illogical to Sukuna. You were the only woman whose words and touch did not disgust him.
So while you were searching for the meaning of your life in hell, Sukuna was trying to find the meaning of his feelings and understand why he wanted you so badly. (Although he understood perfectly well that he was in love, he was curious as to why it was you. He even raped you, thinking that he only wanted sex. How surprised he will be when he discovers that even sex with you is completely different. And he will want you even more, and also bring pleasure to you, not just himself. It is worth noting that he shows his love in his own way).
After hell, you fear this life. And you fall into even greater despair, which you cannot share with anyone except Sukuna, and Sukuna only makes this condition worse. In the end, at the end of your life, you go mad because you have gained knowledge equal to that of God. And after death, you will become his faithful demonic slave, with whom he will do whatever he wants. But in reality, after him and his servant Uraume, you will be the most respected person and Sukuna's official lover in hell. Whether you will become his wife is questionable.
So Sukuna became the greatest curse in the world for you, just as you became the greatest happiness in the world for him.
Draft note on price regulation. (It's boring)
The price also depends on the size of your desire. For example, if you want to create a state, it will take half of your life energy and thus shorten your life by half. (But you will have a guaranteed 5 years of life left to fulfill your promise and not die immediately). And if you want a delicious pie, you will need very little, and your life will be shortened by a couple of months or even weeks. But she can regulate all this, but not too much, because the restrictions of the oath (which summons the demon and binds souls) do not allow her to do so.
He also provokes desires (here's an example: you never wanted to create a state, but he was able to manipulate you so much that you wanted to create a state). He does not take away their life energy through an oath. When the desires of those who turn to him are pure (i.e., true), he does so at a fair price.
It also leaves a certain period of life (if it takes all the energy. (For example, you can live another 5 years)). It is rare that it completely takes away energy and does not allow you to live a certain number of days, weeks, etc.
And now from myself. I was very inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy, which I am studying at technical college. But I must add that Fullmetal Alchemist also inspired me, along with Dr. Stone. And a little more Frankenstein. And I must admit that my own period of life, when I am searching for myself, has also inspired me. So this topic is very close to my heart. But for some reason, I wanted to write an idea that would be different from the others, and I wanted to write about Sukuni's love from a different perspective. I have a headcanon where he manipulates the reader so that she becomes terribly attached to him. I don't see Sukuni's relationship as simple, I see it as terribly cruel and complicated. So, if you want to take my idea, tag me. I'm not going to turn all this into a real story, lol.









