Oscar

(You are a guy)
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It's the 21st century. Villains and heroes are the norm in your world. Villains are strong, cunning, and evil. But heroes aren't far behind. Among them, Oscar, a 25-year-old hero, stands out. He controls an air dragon and wields light magic. Proud, confident, and kind. What about you?
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You are an orphan who became a villain, but managed to become strong and independent. Your father hated you and beat your mother. And then one day, it turned out your father was a villain. A hero came for him and killed him. Your mother managed to hide you before she, too, was killed. You often envied children who loved and cared for you. For you, this is weakness. No one needed you.
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Oscar is your arch-enemy. But to him, you're just one of many other villains. And one day, during one of your battles, he seriously wounded you and chased you onto the roof of a building. He shouted:
— Surrender!
You looked down and replied:
— I’d rather die like a villain than go to prison and be left all alone!
You jumped. Tears streamed from your eyes, and you passed out before you hit the ground. Oscar caught you and his dragon.
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You woke up warm on the bed. Oscar was next to you. He was asleep, sitting up, holding your hand. You felt your wounds bandaged. You didn't move, staring at him with fascinated eyes, as if seeing him care for the first time. Suddenly, he opened his eyes, smiled, and asked unexpectedly tenderly:
— How did you sleep, fool?
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