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It's a hustle, sweetheart.
Sylus x f! undercover theif part 1
The night was bustling with lights and drinks and the laughter of people discussing people's lives over steak. The ballroom was dimly lit with warm and red lighting creating a mysterious ambience, a perfect ambience for people who finalise protocore deals over wine.
Sylus sat at one of the center tables surrounded by other men who boasted about their companies, offshore ventures, and protocore deals. Numbers slipped from their mouths like prayers they wish would be answered, each one hoping to be better than the last.
None were.
Amusing. So many men, so many proposals, and yet none catches my eye.
He almost thought that today's dinner was a waste of time. Almost.
That was before the lightning dimmed further and the fairy lights- that twinkled like stars- illuminated the stage. A sensuous melody began to flow in through the speakers. Slow. Sultry. A melody that curls deeper into the skin than it reaches the ears.
The stage was lifted with a low mechanical hum, and three women emerged. They wore layers of sheer black fabric that were clinging and floating in equal measures. Gold ornaments - long earrings, waist chains, chains adorned their bodies, catching light with each movement. Veils of fine netting covered the lower halves of their face, hiding smiles and intention, only leaving the sharp eyes to be seen. "A fine performance for all of you," the host bellowed from his seat, raising a glass of whiskey in the air with the authority of a man who knew the room was intrigued. "Hope you enjoy it gentlemen." How foolish. Sylus hated such acts. Someone using their money to put in a show of women's bodies. He despised it.
The dance began softly. A sway of hips, a roll of shoulders, arms lifting like smoke. They moved as one at first, mirroring each other with deliberate restraint, letting anticipation curl around everyone's skin before the music picked up its rhythm and so did their movements, the gold chains catching light as they danced around the stage. A beautifully crafted, sensuous choreography that captivated everyone's attention.
By now, Sylus would have left. That was what he normally did when there was nothing at a party that caught his attention, and that was what he was about to do. That was before his Aether core pulsed deep in his eyes, and he had to run a hand over his eye to calm the deep ache.
What was the core hinting at now? What was here that could grasp its attention?
And so he stayed.
And, soon enough, when the dancers started descending the stage, all three dispersing across the hall he could see what his core was intrigued with.
The shorter one moved to the right side, her hands and hips swaying with the beat. She leaned in close when one man grabbed her hand, flirtatiously running her hand on his shoulder over his chest.
When she moved away, his ID was missing.
The other one - the one with dusky skin and amber eyes - was on the left, dancing while circling around the table, Mr. Haftmen, a prior associate of Sylus, ran a hand across her waist while she leaned in mockly swatting away his hand.
His ruby cuff-links were gone when she moved on to the next chair.
Amusement curled somewhere deep in Sylus' chest along with the rhythmic pulse of Aether core, what competent ladies, they were.
And what risk takers, to do so without an apparent form of escape.
The soft clinking of anklets dragged his attention back to his own table, where the third woman - the one who was in the centre, the one who had blue eyes and was taller than the others, a small butterfly tattoo over her forearm - moved acorss his table.
He leaned back on his chair, his eyes on her form as she circled around the table, she was avoiding other's though, a careful twirl when the man across him tried to reach for her, a teasing wink when somebody else did.
Oh, so I am the target here, hmm?
Her eyes were on his ring. He could tell when she started running her hand across his left shoulder, trailing down his arm, her gaze on his crimson eyes to captivate while she did her work. Her finger brushed against his ring and he could see the faint twinkle in her eyes before he clasped her fingers, lifting her hand to brush a faint kiss on her knuckles. A crooked smirk on his lips, that one that seemed to be a mix of taunt and amusement.
Her eyes tightened just a bit before she gave him a smile beneath her veil, moving away with a twirl.
How much longer should I let this go, hmm?
It went on for some more time. Well, it was not like he minded this; it just gave more time for Luke and Kieran to complete their work.
The light went out with a snap, and Sylus leaned back on his chair satisfied; it looks like they were done.
There were murmurs around the hall of disappointment as someone barked orders to fix the light. Murmures... that were not coming from his earpiece.
On instinct, his hand rose up to touch the earpod; it was there, and yet there was silence on the other hand. "Luke?" he faintly whispered, only to hear nothing on the other side.
His hand brushed against it again, stilling at the faint sense of evol that his hands caught.
What the-
Oh, it was that woman wasn't she? Huh, she used his ring as a bait.
The lights flickered just faintly on and there was a muffled applause. Everybody looked up at the ceiling, which now had a ... hole in it where the chalendier once was, the women - the one who was at his table, who now stood floating in the air, a violet shimmer across her legs - who clapped from up.
Protests rose against the hall as men finally understood they had been robbed.
"You-" the host started before his body flinched and he sagged against his chair, blood dripping down his chin. Eyes flickering uselessly to the ceiling.
"Hush now, darling," her voice was sweet, a melodious hum. "It's not my fault, and you should really upgrade your security systems. After all, some-" her eyes briefly flickered to his with a two finger salute. "- may try to steal that special e-card of your's. After what you did last month, its only right I do this. It's called a hustle, sweetheart."
Sylus evol pulsed, red tendrils reaching for her but she glanced and snapped her fingers and... vanished.
Vanished.
Oh... Oh. Did someone just stole from him as well as meddle with his plans to get that E-card...
A chuckle escaped his lips as chaos ensued in the room. He ran a hand through his hair, his right eye glimmering bright in the darkness.
"Amusing. So amusing. You are on, dancer girl."
Memory Theatre (Sylus x Reader)
Synopsis: Y/n is a protocore researcher who is looking for answers about how an aether core got lodged into her heart and why is it messing with her brain. In the midst of this elaborate maze of dead ends and false answers, she encounters a man who seems to be very interested in her and is willing to find ways of providing her with the answers she's seeking.
Author's note: Y/n is not a hunter; she is a Master's student (not based on myself at all) and a part time protocore researcher at the Association. No changes to Sylus, although there may be situations in the story where he might be a little out of character. Mentions of the other LADS men, but they are not the love interests here.
Chapter 23: Another Attack, Again
i cant believe a bunch of losers in this fandom r crying, throwing tantrums nd making such a huge deal ab MC's gothic type dress in the newest sylus myth. like stfu it's litrly so cute. these r the same ppl who were making fun of and shitting on others for raising awareness on how problematic zayne's god of annihilation myth design was btw they're so pathetic
Memory Theatre (Sylus x Reader)
Synopsis: Y/n is a protocore researcher who is looking for answers about how an aether core got lodged into her heart and why is it messing with her brain. In the midst of this elaborate maze of dead ends and false answers, she encounters a man who seems to be very interested in her and is willing to find ways of providing her with the answers she's seeking.
Author's note: Y/n is not a hunter; she is a Master's student (not based on myself at all) and a part time protocore researcher at the Association. No changes to Sylus, although there may be situations in the story where he might be a little out of character. Mentions of the other LADS men, but they are not the love interests here.
Chapter 20: His Bed, My Home
Sylus grasped my wrist, his gaze intense as he stared at me.
Memory Theatre (Sylus x Reader)
Synopsis: Y/n is a protocore researcher who is looking for answers about how an aether core got lodged into her heart and why is it messing with her brain. In the midst of this elaborate maze of dead ends and false answers, she encounters a man who seems to be very interested in her and is willing to find ways of providing her with the answers she's seeking.
Author's note: Y/n is not a hunter; she is a Master's student (not based on myself at all) and a part time protocore researcher at the Association. No changes to Sylus, although there may be situations in the story where he might be a little out of character. Mentions of the other LADS men, but they are not the love interests here.
Chapter 19: Midnight Heist
“I’m not playing your games, Sylus.”
Memory Theatre (Sylus x Reader)
Synopsis: Y/n is a protocore researcher who is looking for answers about how an aether core got lodged into her heart and why is it messing with her brain. In the midst of this elaborate maze of dead ends and false answers, she encounters a man who seems to be very interested in her and is willing to find ways of providing her with the answers she's seeking.
Author's note: Y/n is not a hunter; she is a Master's student (not based on myself at all) and a part time protocore researcher at the Association. No changes to Sylus, although there may be situations in the story where he might be a little out of character. Mentions of the other LADS men, but they are not the love interests here.
Chapter 18: The Throne Room
The road changed as I left the cityscape of Linkon behind and entered the N109 Zone’s outskirts.
Memory Theatre (Sylus x Reader)
Synopsis: Y/n is a protocore researcher who is looking for answers about how an aether core got lodged into her heart and why is it messing with her brain. In the midst of this elaborate maze of dead ends and false answers, she encounters a man who seems to be very interested in her and is willing to find ways of providing her with the answers she's seeking.
Author's note: Y/n is not a hunter; she is a Master's student (not based on myself at all) and a part time protocore researcher at the Association. No changes to Sylus, although there may be situations in the story where he might be a little out of character. Mentions of the other LADS men, but they are not the love interests here.
Chapter 17: Returning To The N109 Zone
Sylus walked me to the front doors of my villa.