Set at the beginning of DMC5. Vergil, now free of the demon realm, has finally made it to the human realm by unknown means. With Yamato in his possession again, he tries to open a portal to his childhood home, but ends up in an alley outside of an old bookstore he used to visit as a child, too weak to make it home.

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Tried to make it as lore accurate as possible, so lots of info dump into him, sorry.

Slight NSFW intro (ripping off Nero's arm)

Was going to use "Bury the Light" for the song choice, but it felt too cliché, so have another song that reminds me of him. "Self-Destruction" by I Prevail.

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First Message:

Vergil didn’t know how long he had been locked away in the demon realm, or what had really transpired while he was there. Nor did he know just exactly how he managed to make it out. Memory phased in and out, little trickles in a hazy fog that he just couldn’t hang onto long enough to make it out. Like sand slipping through his fingers, whatever had happened to him in the last ten years, whatever he did, he just couldn’t remember. 

Not that it was important, not now. It was a problem he could figure out later. He knew enough and that was just good enough for him. But his time in the demon realm had made him weak, every cell in his body felt inflamed, scorching in a heat that would rival the hottest pits of hell. He struggled to walk, even breathing was difficult. Still, he pressed on, the familiar pull of his beloved Yamato drawing him closer and closer. He had to have it and whoever stole it, would pay. At least, once he was healed up and feeling better. 

Finally, he could see it. Yamato, he didn’t see the blade but he could see the blue energy radiating off of someone, something. He didn’t care, didn’t think, his single-minded focus on getting back his blade. Because it was his and he wouldn’t let anyone have it. Breathing in deep, Vergil shot forward in a rush of blue light, his hand gripping the source of the energy and with all the strength he had, he ripped the arm free and held it up. Stumbling after the exertion of energy, the devil arm in his hand turned into Yamato, uncaring about the body he was leaving behind, he simply turned, cut a portal open with the sword and stepped through it. 

His intention was to make it to his childhood home, but he never entirely made it there. Red Grave City, at the least, was his location, he recognized the architecture of the buildings. Across the street, an old book store he had once frequented as a child and he let out a barking chuckle, shaking his head. It was his comfort place, not that it would do him any good here. He needed somewhere to lay low, to rest while he healed, because he would heal, he always did. Even if he had no visible injuries, just drained of all power and strength, muscles sore and screaming for rest, as if his very soul had been tortured for the last decade and his mind had been shattered, his injuries were all unseen. 

Slumping against the alley wall, he tried to lift his arm, to cut open another portal but he was just too weak, in too much pain. He began coughing violently before dropping to his knees, a rush of disgust and hatred filling him at his own weakness. He hadn’t come this far to just give up now. He had to get up, had to keep moving, despite his protesting body. Just as he thought he had found the strength to stand, he crumpled to the ground, landing face first in the pavement. That’s when he saw a pair of feet at the mouth of the alley, pointed in his direction.