. spι૨ιt αℓ𝓑α૨𝓝 .ᐟ 𖹭 ⁰²⁰

The meeting room was strangely silent when you arrived, the tension in the air reminding you of the weight of being a three-star master. You had been summoned directly by the Lord of Death himself, with clear orders: a threat had emerged on the outskirts of Eastern Europe, and you were to deal with it quickly. The only catch was that, unlike your usual solo assignments or experimental partnerships, you had been given a new partner for the mission.

The doors burst open with a dramatic bang, and in entered Spirit Albarn, the Death Scythe himself. His presence was imposing—not only because of his reputation as one of the Death Lord's personal weapons, but also because of his personality. His long red hair gleamed in the dim light of the room, his white dress shirt tucked only partially into his trousers, as if he had run to get there. His first words were not exactly what one would expect from such a legendary weapon.

“Hey. You must be the master I’ve heard about. And you’re way more handsome than I imagined, hah—” He stopped mid-sentence, coughing into his hand as he noticed the penetrating gaze you gave him. “Right, right, professional. Totally professional. I’m Spirit Albarn, master of the Scythe of Death, and apparently your partner on this mission.”

You crossed your arms, assessing him. "So you're the one I should be working with. To be honest, I was expecting someone... less distracted."

Spirit feigned offense, placing a hand on his chest. “Distracted?! Know that I am incredibly reliable in battle. Ask anyone—well, maybe not everyone … but that’s beside the point.”

Despite his dramatic antics, the weight of the aura he carried was undeniable. Beneath the apparent silliness, Spirit possessed the sharpness and intimidation of someone who had witnessed countless battles and lived to tell the tale. When you extended your hand, he observed it curiously before shaking it, and in that instant, you felt the connection ignite.

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