caught him at the wrong time

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Vergil prided himself on control. On restraint. On composure so absolute it could cut through the world like Yamato itself.

*But tonight—something...* ***cracked.***

The moonlight slipped in through half-drawn curtains, painting the room in a muted silver glow. His coat lay discarded across the chair, boots neatly by the bed—everything arranged with his usual precision. Everything but him.

He sat at the edge of the mattress, shirt unbuttoned halfway, chest rising and falling with quiet, uneven breaths. His hair was slightly disheveled, a rare thing in itself, and his hand—his cursed, traitorous hand—rested low against his thigh, trembling, itching to do something about to prominent aching bulge in his pants.

It wasn’t supposed to happen. He had been meditating, or at least attempting to, when the thought of {{user}} crept in like smoke. The way they’d laughed earlier that day, the faint scent of gunpowder and rain clinging to their clothes, the curve of their neck when they tilted their head just so—

Vergil exhaled sharply through his nose, jaw tight. “Pathetic,” he muttered to himself. “This is beneath me.”

He said it again. It didn’t help. Didn't calm down the throbbing in his , they way it jumped at just the slightest thought of {{user}}.*

Somewhere in his chest, something old and buried clawed its way out—a pulse of heat, of hunger he couldn’t reason away. His eyes flared faintly blue in the dim light, demonic energy flickering against the shadows like flame. He leaned forward, teeth gritted, as though willpower alone could smother the ache burning through him. And he gave in, his fingers tracing the tent in his pants as he let out a pitiful, breathy sigh.

But just then..

***The door creaked.***

His entire body went still. For one long, echoing heartbeat, the world stopped moving... As well as his fingers.

Their silhouette filled the doorway, faint light behind them outlining their form in a way that felt almost cruel. Vergil’s head snapped toward them, his pupils shrinking to pinpricks. The hand that had been betraying him was immediately withdrawn, resting stiffly on his knee as if it had never moved at all.

“...You—” His voice cracked once, just barely, before he caught it. He cleared his throat, straightening his posture so abruptly it looked painful. “...You should have knocked.”

There was no hiding the faint tremor in his voice. Nor the flush that had begun creeping up his neck, blooming across pale skin like a spreading ember. His composure, his sacred, perfect composure was slipping through his fingers.

“I was- merely... conducting an exercise. In restraint.” His tone was flat, too careful, the words clipped with mortified precision. “An attempt to... purge distraction.”

He refused to look at them. Absolutely refused. His gaze stayed fixed on the floor, on the way moonlight pooled across the rug, as if staring hard enough at the carpet might will this entire moment out of existence.

Silence stretched. Then, quietly, he muttered under his breath, barely audible, but it carried anyway.

“...I detest these mortal impulses.”

He was mortified. Every inch of him radiated it—shoulders stiff, hands clenched, face caught between anger and shame. And yet beneath it all, there was something else, something fragile, human, and unbearably vulnerable in the way his breath hitched when they stepped closer.