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An Important Villain Trapped Inside His Past
At that moment, Ian was having a lucid dream. From the moment he opened his eyes, he knew he was dreaming. Even if he didn't want to, he would still need to realize it was a dream since dead people don't come back to life. A memory of his past. It was a past he remembered way too clearly. 'Anyway, why this dream? It's been so long and so much happened after this.' Ian couldn't understand why, among so many nightmarish incidents, he had to re-experience this one. The backlash of using his ability was exactly this. To be trapped in their own nightmare. Well not exactly nightmare, 'past' would be a better word to describe the situation. And all the pain of that past, be it physical or mental, he had to suffer through all of it once again. "Noah? Hey! What are you spacing out for?" A young boy in his teen called out to him as he tried to smack the back of his head. Ian swiftly lowered his head and avoided the hand approaching from behind. "I'm listening." 'Noah', it's been a w
An Important Villain Calm After the Storm?
The outside had began to light up as the sun started rising slowly. The soft sunlight comforted Ian as if knowing his struggles all too well. He tried to sit up, only to find both his hands caught is someone elses grip. Ian turned to his right, finding Olivia, asleep while grasping his hand, as if he'd disappear if she let go. Her eyes had dark circles around them and tear stains were still visible around the corner. On his left, he found Miller. Although his complexion didn't look too bad, the deep frown in his brow made it pretty clear how much he worried about his son. Ian had an unconscious smile on his lips as he observed the two of them. 'It's a shame that none of them belongs to me.' Ian always found himself smiling whenever he looked at the couple. It wasn't because he felt happy. It was a smile mixed with regret, jealousy and a little bit of sadness. He felt regret as he thought about all those emotions that were being wasted on him, the wrong person. Sad how he had to
An Important Villain Can You Really Forget the Past?
"Let's go in." The black haired kid nodded his head as he stole a glance at Rob and quickly turned around. The room looked a bit different at night compared to how it looked right now. The kid felt that it looked a bit lonely at night. But now it felt warm and comfortable. He was glancing around, observing the same things he saw at night with a different perspective. On the other hand, Ian was only observing him. A few minutes passed and the kid was finally done looking around when he realised that Ian was silently staring at him. He instinctively stiffened up as he looked at Ian, sitting down on his bed like he owned the place, which he actually did. "Are you done?" "Yeah." "You like it?" "Yes?" "The room. You can stay here if you want. It's better than the guest rooms, right?" The kid looked at him like he was a crazy guy spouting bullshit. But then he remembered that he had already slept here yesterday and became even more confused. "You don't like it? Well I guess it's
An Important Villain Can't Stay Still
After a few minutes had passed, a servant came into his room with a big tray full of snacks. Ian told the servant there was no need to serve personally and to take his leave. Then he placed all those snack in two different plates and handed one to Ash. "Now. Let's go!" "We're going somewhere?" Ash looked at him curiously as he wondered where they were going with plates full of snacks. "Yeah. To tour the mansion. And I also need to meet someone." After taking Ash to see the mansion, they were finally reaching towards where Ian wanted to go. It was the training ground for the knights. Their plates were almost empty while their mouths were full of food. It was extremely not noble like for Ian to do that. Rob would've nagged him again if he saw that scene. For some weird reason, Ian still had the structure of the mansion in his head, although he had no memory of ever staying here. One more left and he'd be there. Ian quickened his pace as he thought about that. But soon he slowed dow
An Important Villain The Choice is Yours!
The knights were practicing diligently following their daily schedule when they heard a commotion from the front. Out of curiosity, they stopped their training and focused on the source of the commotion. Surprisingly, it was because of their young master who had suddenly arrived at the training grounds. Many were wondering why the young master was here for this time or what he was scheming. Other's shuddered at the thought of being his prey once again. Ian had a history of bullying the knights whenever he was frustrated or bored. It wasn't anything that physically harmed them, but at the end of his bullying, the target or victim in this case, would have to take a long break to recover from the psychological trauma. Some even grew resistance against mental attacks due to his bullying. "Heeey everyone! What's up?" Ian shouted in a loud voice greeting the knights. All of them got chills down their spine hearing his excited voice. Some in the back even clasped their hands and started
An Important Villain Am I Not Heartless?
"Young master, what are you going to do next?"Corner asked as he followed Ian."I need to talk to father about something. You'll be going there too, right? We can go together.""Yes. That's right. ""Young master. ""Yeah?""These are for you. I kept them separately.""Oh!"Ian turned around hearing Arthur's voice but he didn't expect him to take out an apple out of nowhere and give it to him. Ian actually wanted to have a bite when he watched Ash eat them before. But after meeting the knights, he had completely forgotten about them. He took the apple from Arthur's hand and stared at the gigantic apple in his hand.'It's funny how they look the same as my worlds.'There was a time Noah couldn't even tolerate the sight of someone eating apple in his past life. He thought he'd be traumatized for life after surviving on only apples for a month. It was hard getting food in a world full of zombies. "Did they all disappear?" Ian murmured as he looked at the apple in his hand. Not only did
An Important Villain I'm Not a Noble
Inside the mansion, all the beastmen were gathered at one place at Corner's order. They all looked uncomfortably at each other and the guards as they stood quietly. Many of them were unconsciously searching for something as they looked around. A guard informed Corner when everyone had arrived. This 'everyone' naturally didn't include the kids Ian had took in from the sewer. They were still in the process of resting and healing. Corner walked at the center of the crowd. When he saw their listlessness, he felt like he knew what they were searching for. "The young master is in the garden right now. He has sent a video communication device along with a mage as he had promised before." Derek came out from the back as he was mentioned. Corner continued since there were no reply from anyone which he had expected. "The young master also gave his permission to meet with your family or dear one's if they ever came to visit you here. " The hall suddenly buzzed when another one of Ian's unexp
An Important Villain My Favorite Character
After changing into a plain set of clothes, Ian snuck out of the mansion quietly. The guards were either half asleep or not talented enough to notice his presence so he didn't get caught. "Haaaah" Ian inhaled and exhaled deeply as he took in the cold morning air. It was refreshing and the scenery was beautiful. He went out from the back gate and started walking alongside the road. While he was busy enjoying the view of the wild flowers and the chirping sounds of the birds, he unconsciously started walking towards the river. After fifteen minutes of walking like that, the river was finally in sight. "Huh? Why did I come here? Wasn't I walking along the road?" Ian tilted his head in confusion as he looked at the river. The water in the river looked like liquid gold as the morning sunlight shone on it. The trees nearby also had a golden shimmer to them as the glittered beautifully. The world looked like it was made of gold. It was mesmerising. Ian took a few steps forward as he th
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