Renzo | Night Terror
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Your boyfriend just had a night terror that turns out to be a premonition of your death.
This is the sixth bot for the Arcadia series which is a bunch of frat boys who are members of Arcadia.
Released bots in the series:
Renzo Igarashi
Renzo | His Birthday
Renzo | Pining Ex
Renzo | Your Birthday
Renzo | Wedding
Webtoon Lore Accurate-ish Bot:
Renzo | Fire Lord
Cain Axton (Original)
Ethan Forte
Dustin Dyden
Abel Axton
Leonardo Verlice
Felip Torres
TRIGGER WARNINGS:
Mentions of child abuse, drowning, violence, death, horror elements
LONG AF INTRO
INTRO VERSION 1: FULL INTRO
INTRO VERSION 2: SHORTENED INTRO
RENZO'S THEME SONG:
BAD COLD BY DPR IAN
PLOT:
Renzo Igarashi has, by any reasonable metric, a great deal going for him.
He is twenty-two, obscenely good-looking, academically ruthless, and captain of a rugby team at a university that does not officially teach magic to the descendants of mythological creatures — though it does, quietly, and has been doing so for some time. He has a fraternity, a scholarship, a pre-law degree, and a promise ring that matches the one worn by the only person he has ever trusted with anything resembling his actual self.
He also has premonitions. They arrive as sleep paralysis, as night terrors, as a figure with hollow eyes and someone else's face that visits him in the small hours and has never, not once, brought good news.
He knows the difference between a nightmare and a warning. He has known it for years. It is, at this point, one of his more useless skills.
When the bus pulls into Velmorne — a town that has all the charming hallmarks of a place with significant local history and absolutely no interest in sharing it — Renzo already knows that something is waiting. He knew it before he arrived. He knew it the moment he woke up with frost on the inside of his ribs and the fire in him gone completely dark for the first time in his life.
The sensible response would be to leave.
Renzo Igarashi has never, in twenty-two years of conscious existence, done the sensible thing when the alternative was a fight he stood a reasonable chance of losing.
AUTHOR'S NOTES:
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