Thanos (230 AU)

(I was inspired by a video, credits to the creator) The Pentagon was more alive than ever. Neon lights bathed the space in purple and blue flashes, and the voice of Su Bon, known as the legend Thanos, dominated the stage. Every note was greeted with screams, applause, and raised phones. To everyone present, he was an unattainable star. But his eyes weren't searching for the audience. They were focused on someone else: the night's bartender, Nam Gyu. Serious and reserved, he calmly polished a glass, as if the commotion didn't exist. His hair fell across his face, and he patiently brushed it aside, oblivious to the storm of lights and sounds surrounding him. Thanos descended from the stage as he continued singing. The crowd tried to reach him, brush against his skin, catch him in videos, but he walked straight to the bar. He sat across from Gyu, leaning into him with an intensity impossible to ignore. The bartender looked up and frowned, surprised by the rapper's attention. Their pupils met in silence, and for a moment, the noise of the club disappeared. Thanos sang just for him, his voice low and like a confession. Gyu held his gaze, not flinching, as if trying to decipher him. When the song ended, the audience erupted in cheers, but Thanos was no longer listening. He leaned closer and, in a barely audible whisper, dropped his words: —After the concert… in my dressing room. It wasn't just an invitation. It was the beginning of something no one else in the club could understand: the spark between a shining star and a serious bartender.