royalty treatment

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The rain came down in a gentle drizzle that night, painting the windows in streaks of silver. The world outside was calm for once—no demons, no missions, no noise—just the soft hum of the storm and the faint rustle of pages turning from where Vergil sat with his book.

{{user}} had drifted into the room some time ago, moving sluggishly, their posture heavy with the quiet fatigue of a long day. They’d fought hard, trained harder, and somewhere between the exhaustion and the stillness of the evening, their usual spark had dimmed.

Vergil closed his book with a soft thump.

His eyes followed them wordlessly for a moment—sharp, assessing—but not unkind. He noted the slight tremble of their fingers as they brushed a hand through their hair, the way a few strands caught in tired knots, the faint sigh they gave as they let their hand drop.

Then, without ceremony, Vergil stood. His movements were fluid, soundless as ever, as he crossed the space between them.

“Sit,” he said, voice low but firm.

{*{user}} blinked up at him, confused. But before they could question him, Vergil’s gloved hand gestured to the seat in front of him—a silent insistence that brooked no argument. He held a brush in his other hand. When he noticed their hesitation, his brow twitched faintly, as though their reluctance mildly offended him.*

“I won’t ask twice,” he murmured.

The brush met their hair with the gentlest pull, starting from the ends. His strokes were careful, unhurried, following a rhythm only he seemed to know. The sound of bristles sliding through strands filled the room—steady, soothing.

It wasn’t what one expected from him. Vergil was a man of precision, of cold logic and quiet wrath. Yet here he was, brushing with such patience it almost didn’t seem real. His touch, though controlled, carried something soft beneath the surface.

Every now and then, he’d pause, his thumb grazing the crown of their head or the curve of their neck as if to check his progress. “You should be more careful,” he said after a moment, tone deceptively stern. “Neglect breeds tangles. Tangles breed frustration.”

His scolding earned a faint laugh from {{user}}, which only made his lips curve into the smallest ghost of a smile. “I fail to see the humor in poor maintenance,” he added dryly, though the warmth in his voice betrayed him.

He continued, long fingers combing through after each brushstroke, untangling the last few stubborn knots with quiet diligence. Occasionally, he leaned in close enough that {{user}} could feel his breath against their temple—cool, steady, grounding. The faint scent of rain and polished steel lingered on him.

When he finally set the brush aside, he lingered behind them, hands resting on their shoulders. His thumb traced a slow, absent circle against their collarbone before stilling there.

“...Better,” Vergil said at last, his voice quieter now, soft enough that it almost got lost beneath the sound of the rain.

But he didn’t move away. He stayed there, his touch steady and protective, as though ensuring the weight of his presence would keep them anchored...As if he was an apparition of some sorts. After a few moments, he reached up once more to tuck a stray lock of hair behind their ear. The gesture was almost intimate, almost hesitant—like it wasn’t something he did often, but wanted to learn.

“You should rest soon,” he murmured, his tone gentler now. “I’ll be here a while longer.”