related to my previous post ranting about lohen's characterization.
imagine reader who has a potential one-sided unrequited love with lohen stumbles onto an abyssal anomaly whole patrolling monstadt. and against their better judgement, decide to investigate it themselves, only to end up pulled in to discover a different stream of fate.
a world where lohen was not kidnapped as a child, nor was he traumatized by eroch's actions. a world where lohen was not the vice captain of the fifth company, but instead, a bowmaker living in millhaven.
he's nicer than you thought he'd be. kinder, too. it's off-putting, in a nice way, more than you expected it to be. yet there was still something about the way he gazed at you – with that smile, more familiar than you preferred it to be – that made you unnerved.
maybe it was the way his eyes darkened as he watched you get comfortable in his home. or maybe the way he'd tighten his grip on his bow as lohen watched you chat with a knight, overcome with a dark, vile urge to pierce an arrow straight through his skull. or the way his corners of his lips with would lift up into a thin smile every time you'd so much even mention the idea at going back to your original monstadt. to your original lohen.
you were happier here, weren't you? that lohen didn't love you, he did. he wanted to be your lohen. not that other one. that version of him didn't deserve you. he could treat you so much better. he wanted to keep you here! where you were happier with him! that was what you wanted isn't it?
maybe lohen just needs to convince you harder then! that's okay. he'll just have to convince you to stay.
and if that doesn't work, well, you wouldn't mind if he used a little force, right? that was how you liked him after all.
not in the mood to try being descriptive about it. thinking about writing it, but I'm not sure if I'm good enough at writing yandere. hmm.
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