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VILLAINS open post

(fanart source here)
Doesn't it feel good being bad? The age of heroes is over, let's act like it. ... in a single open post where it can't contaminate the pure threads. Sorry, villains, I don't make the rules.
For all of your:
• Kidnapping, hatemance, revenge and dark threads.
• Well-thought-out, planned, serious Villain AU threads OR what-plot, trashy, sexy, Villain AU threads.
• "I'm the U.A. Traitor" threads in either and all directions.
• Villain-hero roleswaps with varying degrees of effort put into it.
• "well yeah shigaraki is a villain and i hate him but he has a very entertaining speedrunning stream that i watch at 3am when i can't sleep" AUs
• or anything else we goddamn want
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It wouldn't be the first time they've been out of line. [He's referring to USJ of course. How many times were the students told to retreat and yet they kept interfering with his plan on killing All Might. Even with the unforeseen changes in the schedule, if those students weren't so annoying and persistently strong then Shigaraki would have had his day.]
You have told them that there are consequences to their violence, right?
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[But now the threat of death had expanded to even while they were students. How cruel.]
I have. [Still, they'd endured. They'd endured without ever doing something so grievous that he'd expelled them. It was partially Shigaraki's own fault. He justified their retaliation. Self-defense was remarkably hard to expel.]
I can try to impart it on Bakugou again, though.
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[He has high hopes for tomorrows chat with the young hero wannabe. Talking with Aizawa and watching the news has inspired him for how he wants to broach the topic of Bakugou joining the League. Coaxing him shouldn't be too much of a problem if the U.A. press talk goes how he thinks it'll go and with Aizawa there, hopefully it'll drive home the message.
If it doesn't... well.
Shigaraki stretches, yawning as he scooted back over to the many monitors on his computer.]
I don't want you talking and trying to speak in some coded message anyways.
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[No. Hopefully he was too valuable a piece. Aizawa himself could be expendable. Bakugou could be kept, molded if need be. He relaxes his shoulders a bit as Shigaraki turns back to the monitors. He shuffles with the sleeping bag again.]
Am I not allowed to speak with him at all, then? [That seems very inconvenient. He would definitely be trying to slip some sort of reassuring message in there, though. He's not wrong in his assumption. Still, not talking at all would be difficult.]
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What is it you would say?
[His tone implies that Aizawa should consider his words carefully. Whatever he decides to say now is the script he'll have to stick to tomorrow. No matter the outcome.]]
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[Okay, perhaps that response is a little cheeky. He deigns back to a more obedient tone, hoping it can be overlooked as he explains the real reasoning behind it.]
It just seems more unnatural for me to not say anything to him. If he accepts your invitation, we'll be working together anyhow. [Bakugou would never accept the invitation. All this would be was continuing to buy time. He just wanted to say something. Logically, though, Bakugou would gain as much information from his silence as his words.]
... it doesn't really matter to me either way.
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I don't think it's unnatural for you not to speak. You have nothing to say to him if he doesn't accept. You've left the hero world, remember? [Aizawa's silence meant acceptance of the League and maybe a bit of humiliation on the teacher's part that a hero was so easily swayed.] And if he does accept? Well... of course you'd be allowed to speak to each other. We're all equals here in the League.
[Because in theory- they both would have already pledged loyalty to Shigaraki and the League. What purpose would they have to plot sabotage? Shigaraki isn't a fool of course and would never let the two work together until he could fully trust that they weren't just planning to take the League out from the inside.]
You haven't really convinced me and if it doesn't matter to you, I guess you can remain quiet.
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[Then again, even Endeavor made it to the #2 spot. Still, this stain against him wouldn't be his fault. Aizawa was taking the risk understanding damn well that he may die or be stripped of his ability to do hero work entirely.]
Alright. [he doesn't argue the verdict, he just turns back to readying the sleeping bag. If there was nothing else for him to do, he'd zip himself up and stare at the wall. Like hell he felt safe sleeping here.]
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So while Aizawa stared at the wall, Shigaraki typed away diligently without a sign of slowing down. Pulling up news records, muttering to himself as he scratched away at his neck. It's only when he's satisfied with the work he's gotten done does he shut off the computer and look over at the sleeping bag bundle of Aizawa with a tired glare before pushing himself up from the desk and stumbling over to the mattress.
He lays awake for a bit, watching Aizawa a couple of times before letting himself succumb to sleep.
But not for long. Almost right on the dot, Shigaraki awakens three hours later at five in the morning, grumbling incomprehensibly as he sits up in a daze.]