Do you have any ibuprofen?
I got a headache…

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Do you have any ibuprofen?
I got a headache…
izuku if he was in alien:earth
he isn't like anything they have ever seen before. sometimes he's there. other times the cage is vacant. or atleast that's what he makes the others believe. but his power isn't invisibilty. no. it's far worse than that.
TW:Blood!
"I cured him."
:)
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I legit thought I was dying of internal bleeding earlier. Turns out it’s just my period.
Just a small town vampire trying to satisfy her cravings ...
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As his fangs retract and the vampire takes a step back, Jacques realizes what he’s done. Fifty-two years. That’s how long it’s been since he’s lost control like this, practically ripped someone’s throat out, drained them of their blood until their body fell limp in his arms. His tongue slides along his wet lips, cleaning the excess blood from them, and then wiping the blood that runs down his chin and covers his mouth with the back of his hand.
“No...” Jacques says quietly, as if that would will this situation into oblivion, erase the past and change this. Of course, it doesn’t.
He hadn’t meant to kill the man, especially not like this, but when he had come threatening to expose Jacques and his illegal business, well, Jacques just sort of snapped. He hadn’t acted on impulse like that in so long, he had trained himself to not be a murderer, he might be a monster but he wasn’t going to kill anymore.
Now that’s changed.
The man does the only thing he can think of, calls the man who’s fixed problems like this for him before, though it had never come to cleaning up and getting rid of a body. Jacques is aware that he does it though, aware that he’s the man’s only hope. He gives him a call, his voice even and normal, cryptic, disguised language that alerts him to there being an issue and telling him to come to his warehouse as soon as possible.
Jacques is standing there, blood all down the front of his shirt, when the other arrives. He turns his dark brown eyes up to the man, who, up until this point, he’s never seen face to face before.
“I’m afraid I’ve made a mistake.” Jacques says, turning his eyes towards the man’s pale white body on the ground.