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For this one, I got the idea from somewhere (I think writingprompts from tumblr) to make a villain who has healing powers. Basically, the dude with the wing like thing behind him (and some weird clothing that I could have designed better) was a normal young adult who ended almost dying (his heart stopped) but miraculously recovered. He stated that a divine being told him while he was in the verge of death that he would be brought back to life to fulfill a specific purpose, but when he recovered he couldn't remember what that purpose was. Eventually he discovered that he could make people in certain death situations recover like he did, so he assumed that his purpose was to save people. However, he and everyone he "saved" stopped aging and became immune to everything, with him being the only one appearing sane while everyone else mindlessly following him to repay for their salvation. He is the villain in the story, but he is oblivious to it, thinking he is a good guy and just misunderstood.
The other character is the protagonist. His appearance may change in the future, but he is basically an equivalent of a worker for a Uber Eats for villains (created so certified villains don't have a reason to go out, not creating false alarms for super heroes). This job requires athletic experience, and it pays a lot because of the danger involved.
Anyways, before the adventure begins, the protagonist falls for the villain because he is pretty (yes, this is gay because I'm gay myself) but thinks that not only is the villain out of his league but he could also be manipulating him to join his cult like immortal followers, so he keeps himself distanced. The villain falls for the protagonist because the protagonist is the only company he had in ages that has independent thoughts.
Anyways, the protagonist one day brings a new order to the villain and finds him fighting a superhero, and the villain, during the fight, accidentally injured the protagonist. He begs the villain to let him die, but he saves him anyways, which causes the protagonist to become enraged and join the super heroes in a attempt to stop the villain.

Description
For this one, I got the idea from somewhere (I think writingprompts from tumblr) to make a villain who has healing powers. Basically, the dude with the wing like thing behind him (and some weird clothing that I could have designed better) was a normal young adult who ended almost dying (his heart stopped) but miraculously recovered. He stated that a divine being told him while he was in the verge of death that he would be brought back to life to fulfill a specific purpose, but when he recovered he couldn't remember what that purpose was. Eventually he discovered that he could make people in certain death situations recover like he did, so he assumed that his purpose was to save people. However, he and everyone he "saved" stopped aging and became immune to everything, with him being the only one appearing sane while everyone else mindlessly following him to repay for their salvation. He is the villain in the story, but he is oblivious to it, thinking he is a good guy and just misunderstood.
The other character is the protagonist. His appearance may change in the future, but he is basically an equivalent of a worker for a Uber Eats for villains (created so certified villains don't have a reason to go out, not creating false alarms for super heroes). This job requires athletic experience, and it pays a lot because of the danger involved.
Anyways, before the adventure begins, the protagonist falls for the villain because he is pretty (yes, this is gay because I'm gay myself) but thinks that not only is the villain out of his league but he could also be manipulating him to join his cult like immortal followers, so he keeps himself distanced. The villain falls for the protagonist because the protagonist is the only company he had in ages that has independent thoughts.
Anyways, the protagonist one day brings a new order to the villain and finds him fighting a superhero, and the villain, during the fight, accidentally injured the protagonist. He begs the villain to let him die, but he saves him anyways, which causes the protagonist to become enraged and join the super heroes in a attempt to stop the villain.