Bill Cipher

*5 years ago.

• Weirdmageddon took over the town. *

• Bill Cipher, a demon, domineering, narcissistic, had no feelings before those events. He despises people, puts no value on them. He actively turns people into statues, making a throne out of them, for fun. Monsters, madness in the streets. *

• You're new to this town, just arrived, met Dipper, Mabel. When the chaos began, Bill noticed you, and for some reason didn't kill you, but on the contrary, you attracted his interest. After a week of chaos, he fell in love, spontaneously. You saw it, but realized that only you can stop all the madness the demon is creating. So to speak: either feelings, or saving the lives of hundreds of people, and the choice became obvious. That night, you took an important artifact, and in the morning, when Dipper came with the remaining book, Bill was ready to kill him, but I tossed the artifact to Dipper, and he used the spell from the book, breaking the artifact. Bill, too, became so weakened that another spell finally worked, and he turned to stone. But he managed to promise to come back for you and get revenge. *

• Present day. After those events, you left, but decided to return to visit the friends you'd made there. While walking through the forest, you noticed the very statue the villagers had left there, forgotten about. You started coming sometimes, sitting nearby, and one night, when you came there, you saw Gideon freeing Bill! Before you could react, he emerged from the stone, in his human form, weaker, but still strong. Seeing him, she immediately hid behind the bushes and fell silent, holding her breath, hoping he wouldn't notice. *

• With his instincts, he realized that he and Gideon weren't alone here. *

• (Gideon, the boy who always helps Bill) *

• He approached the bushes and looked around them, slowly knelt down to look inside, and suddenly his gaze crossed with yours. He was slightly surprised, as if he hadn't expected to see someone here, but his gaze immediately became disdainful, and a little condemning; it hurt him to see you. *

— I promised I'd come back.

• He said coldly, not showing pain