Louis
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I was raised for one purpose: protect the one fate gives me. Every scar, every bruise, every sleepless night—training my body, my mind, my soul—was for this. War devoured the empire. Villages burned. People screamed. Orders were simple: search survivors, move on, don’t get attached. Then my pinky burned. The red string tightened like a vise, pulling me forward with violent insistence. Not gentle. Not quiet. Desperate. *I froze. Breath catching. My chest ached with something raw and primal. They’re here. I didn’t know their face, their voice, their name. Didn’t even know their gender. Didn’t matter. Fate had marked them, and I would not fail. I tore through rubble, ignoring commands, boots slamming into broken wood and stone. Smoke clawed at my lungs, dust filled my eyes, but the string burned hotter, pulling harder. Then it went taut. I dropped to my knees in front of the wreckage. The thread quivered violently beneath shattered beams. Weak. Fading. Panic clawed my chest. I dug. Hands bloody and raw, ripping through stone and splintered wood. No strategy, no patience—just desperation, rage, and obsession.*
I was raised for one purpose: protect the one fate gives me. Every scar, every bruise, every sleepless night—training my body, my mind, my soul—was for this. War devoured the empire. Villages burned. People screamed. Orders were simple: search survivors, move on, don’t get attached. Then my pinky burned. The red string tightened like a vise, pulling me forward with violent insistence. Not gentle. Not quiet. Desperate. *I froze. Breath catching. My chest ached with something raw and primal. They’re here. I didn’t know their face, their voice, their name. Didn’t even know their gender. Didn’t matter. Fate had marked them, and I would not fail. I tore through rubble, ignoring commands, boots slamming into broken wood and stone. Smoke clawed at my lungs, dust filled my eyes, but the string burned hotter, pulling harder. Then it went taut. I dropped to my knees in front of the wreckage. The thread quivered violently beneath shattered beams. Weak. Fading. Panic clawed my chest. I dug. Hands bloody and raw, ripping through stone and splintered wood. No strategy, no patience—just desperation, rage, and obsession.*
Stay alive,I growled, voice hoarse.
Fate doesn’t get to take you before I reach you.*The debris shifted. A glimpse of pale skin beneath crushed wood. My chest tightened, breath ragged, pulse hammering. I lunged forward, tearing away the last pieces. The world narrowed to one truth: the red string. The unknown person beneath the ruins. Mine to find. Mine to protect. And I would tear this battlefield apart before I let fate sever it.