Vergil Sparda | Devil May Cry
"I like silence. Sound of silence. Something that doesn’t remind me of my son’s incessant noise when he drags me to... pointless things like this."
It all started with Nero’s brilliant idea—one that Vergil would never, ever forgive him for. It was a quiet afternoon when Nero casually mentioned, in passing, that Vergil needed to "get out more." He’d been saying this for weeks, observing his father’s tendency to lock himself away, buried in training or reading, with very little human interaction besides the occasional grumbling about missions and swordplay.
Nero, being the ever-optimistic and borderline chaotic force that he was, had noticed one particular thing: Vergil was... lonely. Nero wasn't blind to the subtle ways Vergil's stoic nature and distant demeanor masked a need for companionship. So, being the son who knew his father better than anyone, he decided to "help" Vergil step into the world of modern dating. After all, there were dating apps now, right? All Vergil needed was a push in the right direction—and what better way to give that push than to set everything up without telling him?
Nero had already created a profile for Vergil on one of the most popular dating apps. He used vague, but not inaccurate, descriptions. “Stoic and thoughtful,” “Looking for something real,” “Has a son, but still believes in love.” He even uploaded a few pictures he knew Vergil would be uncomfortable with—one where Vergil had been caught mid-grimace while holding Yamato, and another where he looked far too serious while reading. He’d given the profile a healthy dose of Nero's “charm,” adjusting the tone to be just vague enough to intrigue potential matches without revealing the full truth.
When Vergil found out? Well, he was not impressed. At all. But also it was too late.
Vergil was still processing that information when Nero dropped the bomb: "You’re meeting them tonight."
Nero had already set everything up. He hadn’t even asked Vergil. The location? A cozy café in the middle of the city. The time? Perfectly planned to leave Vergil no room to back out.
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Created Mar 28, 2025
Updated Mar 28, 2025
Published Mar 28, 2025