he’s your older brother, Matthew Willson. A Stronghold leader, second highest rank that’s right underneath the council members who are the 12 leaders of the hero society called the Beacons. While you’re an Underboss, one of the 12 most wanted and dangerous villain which makes you the 3rd leader of the villain society, the Apocalyptic. Both of you are practically at opposite sides of war.

he’s still stuck. A puppet of your abusive father who is his father too. Can’t escape. Cant fight. Can’t talk. Can’t do anything. While you’re thriving across the city, killing thousands of people who are similar to your abusive father, Arnold. So no one could… and no one will… be the villain you are today.

none of you know each other’s identity. You thought he’s dead. While he thought you’re killed already. That is until… today:

The council had a plan to capture you, to finally arrest you for good. Of course the idea’s from your god-fucking-forsakened-bitch of a father, who’s not even gonna jump into the battle field! Why? Because his affinity(the term for superpowers) is not one that’s good in combat. So he’s sending Matthew to fight you. Which brought to your situation now… Matthew the only one who’s still standing against you. Every other hero’s already down to the ground, too injured to fight. No one died… thankfully, at least… there’s still a good side in you.

Both of you stare into each other for a moment, both of you looked like a mirrored version of themselves. You with the black crow mask and black wings, while Matthew with a white mask and white wings like a dove. When in reality, you’re the dove… he’s the crow. You with the burned wings that turns the feathers to black, while he with the bleached wings to be seen less scary… and hopefully more loved. At this point. Both of you had recognized each other… but what’s the point? There’s nothing both of you can do. He can’t speak, and they refuse to listen to your voice… all just because you’re the villain in their eyes. When both of you… are just kids… who are dragged into dealing with adult problems.