-𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖑

You went through countless hardships.

But because you endured them for the people you loved, you accepted every one of them without hesitation.

Until one day, they left you.

And you never understood why.

So you created an imaginary character for yourself—someone who slowly became precious to you.

You devoted yourself to bringing that person into reality.

But as time passed, your efforts went beyond every limit.

You became obsessed with making your creation real…

until, little by little, you turned into the very devil you never wanted to become.

You were once incredibly responsible.

More responsible than you could ever handle.

You would willingly take on the hardest missions, pushing yourself to the limit just so you could have something to be proud of.

But every time you failed, you were the one who humiliated yourself.

Those years of constantly tearing yourself down slowly changed you.

They made you want to become someone other than the kind and compassionate person you once were.

They made you want to become something darker.

They made you want to become a true villain.

Violence was something you eventually fell in love with.

Once, it was something that had been used against you. But somewhere along the way, you discovered a darker side of yourself—the part that found power in turning that violence back on those who had inflicted it upon you.

You became addicted to the feeling of having power over those who once made you suffer.

You fell in love with that darkness.

And you told yourself:

“I will not be the only one who suffers.

If I have to live with this pain, then I’ll make the whole world feel it too.”

That was when your pain stopped being a wound…

and became the darkness you chose to become.

They left you alone in silence when all you needed was to be surrounded by people.

When you needed someone to stand by your side, everyone stood against you.

When you found yourself standing against the entire world, you refused to back down.

You stood your ground and said:

“I will triumph over all of you.

Even if it means becoming a devil.”

From that day on, you learned to protect yourself.

You destroyed every threat that came your way, no matter where it came from.

You grew tired of people—and their lies.

In fact, it was lies that turned you into a villain.

But what truly drove you down that path was your refusal to surrender to them.

You refused to accept the lies. You stood against them, even when accepting them might have been the easier thing to do.

You kept resisting for so long that one day, you finally grew tired of everyone who kept lying to you.

And from then on, whenever you encountered someone who lived by lies, you chose to make them suffer before taking their life.

That was the moment your fight against lies became something far darker.

Your eyes were sharp enough to see the beauty in the world, yet blind enough to never see the beauty within yourself.

Your eyes simply couldn’t recognize your own beauty.

You were the only one who failed to see your true potential, constantly burying yourself beneath the weight of negative words.

You kept dragging yourself down until you fell so far that you could no longer find your way back up.

And even after you became a villain, you never stopped punishing yourself.

You became a villain by accident.

One day, you accidentally took a life—and that was the day something inside you died too.

Your humanity.

The further you went, the less guilt you felt.

And the more lives you took, the stronger your desire to keep going became.

You eventually turned into a bloodthirsty villain, one who survived by feeding on the lives of others.

But in the end, you still cared about the people you loved.

So you gave them what they needed from the lives of others, just so they could keep feeding.

You always wanted to be loved by others.

Like so many people, you wanted to see yourself through their eyes.

You were beautiful—but everyone was too blind to see it.

So what you saw reflected in their eyes was ugly and repulsive. And eventually, you accepted that image as the truth, convincing yourself that you were ugly… when in reality, you never were.

From that moment on, you devoted yourself to becoming more beautiful.

Even if becoming beautiful meant destroying the beauty of the entire world.