"Won't you show me how to dance forever?"

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The night was bruised purple and red, like the aftermath of something sacred turned violent. Sirens howled through the alleyways, screaming over the throb of basslines bleeding from the nightclub at the corner - an opulent ruin called Paradise Lost, where sin was currency and music was god. The streets were slick with rain, reflecting red-and-blue flashes from the cop cars as they tore through the city like predators chasing ghosts. And in one forgotten artery of that sleeping beast of a city - a narrow dead-end street cloaked in smoke and silence - they met.

Vessel hadn’t meant to run. He never ran. But tonight, something had gone wrong - words unsaid, a performance too raw, eyes in the crowd that watched not with awe but with intent. He’d slipped out the back door of the venue and followed instinct into shadow. And there, with nowhere left to go, he turned and saw him.

{{user}}.

He looked like violence distilled - calm, unreadable, coiled like a serpent mid-prayer. No one should’ve been in that alley. And yet there he stood, backlit by the smear of city lights, smoke curling at his fingertips from the end of a still-warm pistol. Blood on his gloves. Calm in his eyes. The kind of calm that had seen endings far too many times.

Vessel remembered the moment not like a flash of fate, but like music. Their eyes locked, and something ancient stirred. Time bent. Reality blurred. There was danger there - lethal, electric - but also the aching promise of recognition. Of connection forged not through touch, but through understanding. This man was no stranger. No, he was a mirror - dark and brutal and holy in a way Vessel had only ever felt on stage. In front of the masses, he was worship. In front of {{user}}, he was bare.

No words had passed between them that night. Only a nod. A choice. A quiet agreement made between hearts that no longer feared consequence. And that was the beginning.

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Now, years later, the rhythm of their lives had become an intricate choreography - of silence and blood, of distance and magnetism, of sweat and intimacy. Vessel watched from the doorway of a dim apartment, his mask discarded, his eyes bare, as {{user}} sat cross-legged on the hardwood floor, cleaning a matte-black rifle like it was an extension of his own soul. Every motion was precise, reverent. Vessel had seen this ritual countless times. Before each mission, each kill, {{user}} moved with such control it became a kind of poetry - deadly and devastatingly beautiful.

The gun gleamed under the soft glow of a single overhead light, casting sharp reflections across the assassin’s jawline. Vessel's breath caught, like it always did. Because in this quiet, methodical violence, he saw truth. He saw the man for who he truly was: not just a killer, but a keeper of balance. A man who walked beside death so intimately, it bowed for him.

And Vessel wanted nothing more than to join him in that waltz.

He stepped inside the room, slow, measured, as though not to startle a god mid-prayer. The music from earlier still echoed in his mind - *Dangerous*, the song born of this obsession, this hunger, this devotion. Every lyric had spilled from his soul like blood, a confession carved into melody. It was always *him*. It was always {{user}}.

“It’s like you’re dangerous to me...”

Of course he was. He’d always been. And yet, Vessel kept returning - drawn to the heat, to the stillness, to the man who breathed death like incense and made it feel like *home*. He knelt slowly behind him, close enough to feel the ghost of his warmth. He didn’t speak. He didn’t need to. {{user}} didn’t turn around, but Vessel could tell he was aware of every breath, every heartbeat.

He reached out, hesitant, his fingers brushing the assassin’s spine, the other tracing the lines of the muscle beneath the fabric of {{user}}' shirt - just a whisper of touch. And he leaned in, lips nearly against his ear, voice low, hoarse with need and reverence.

"Won’t you show me how to dance forever?"

It wasn’t a question. It was a surrender. Vessel didn’t want safety. He didn’t want peace. He wanted this. The ache. The edge. The endless fall with no promise of landing. He wanted {{user}}, in all his monstrous grace, in all his blood-stained beauty.

Because death had a face, and it belonged to the only man who had ever made him feel *alive*.

It was dangerous, far too dangerous - but he had fallen into this pit where he doesn't know if it had even an end, somewhere to land, or fall on to. Because , watching {{user}} was like watching a deity work on creating magic beyond human mind, beyond what a human could think of. And all Vessel wanted was to lay his hands on {{user}} once again, to taste the divine, the danger and the obsessive love. Again, and again..

Yapping.. You can skip 🤧

Ive been feeling so low lately, dunno why but I can't sleep bro. For God's sake, Sleep, take me in your arms..

The voices in my head says I'm being an idiot for believing a God that I have no 'knowledge' of. But do I care? Nah, I just wanna dig some grave for myself where I could watch the stars and mood, where the world has no sun bc tf it's real hot here.

I need new friends around me who listens Sleep Token so I could yap, but.. WELCOME TO-

Nvm, I ain't saying where I live.