the red halo (discontinue)

people can change for the better or worse

Few days have passed since the day that (y/n) hurted leo. Leo was hurt but they were easily able to heal him back to health. As for (y/n), the school just gave him a slap on the wrist. They said that (y/n) must have been a late bloomer and (y/n)'s family tree must had a magic user so thats how (y/n) got magic and they activate when (y/n) is under a lot of stress so he didn't get a lot of trouble so they say he accidentally hurting leo. That wasn't true but (y/n) just went with it but the principle had to tell his parents what he did but his parents never answer to the principle or when he the school calls them so (y/n) didn't had to worry

(y/n) still good about himself for reasons he can't explain. (y/n) didn't understand why. Why he felt good about hurting leo. (y/n) felt like he took it too far but he also felt like he didn't at the same time. (y/n) had the right to fight back but did he have the right to hurt leo to the point he needed medical attention. (y/n) was still trying to understand how he felt but he felt like he was happy about himself for once. He felt happy that he fought back and hurt Leo because Leo has hurted multiple times so it was justified, right?

(y/n) was in his room walking back and forth trying to figure out his feelings. (y/n) had this feeling of having power over others. Power over to the people who had wronged him for a long time and now he felt like he was the better one. The book taught him so much that now he felt powerful more than anyone. (y/n) was thinking about how much he can do and how many people he could prove wrong that had wronged him in the past. (y/n) then went through the book to see what else it could teach him. The problem is that the magic in that book that he had access to that didn't require black magic were the red crystal and shadow control. Everything else required black magic. (y/n) still didn't want to reject his humanity so for now he couldn't use the other magic in the book.

(y/n) went through the book to see if he could find anything else until he heard his phone ring. (y/n) went to see who it was and saw it was selen calling him. (y/n) was surprised to see selen calling him again because after selen rejected him, selen wouldn't call him back and would ignore all his phone calls. (y/n) wanted to answer her but (y/n) decided not to. (y/n) didn't want to talk to selen after she ditch him and leaving him defenseless which lead him to getting hurt a lot from the bullies from school. Selen was probably calling him to yell at him for what had happened with leo. (y/n) decided to not respond and pressed the 'don't respond' button and he went back to his book until his phone rang again and it was selen again calling him so he press the 'don't respond' button again then selen called him again so (y/n) decide to block her number. (y/n) was hoping that was it until he got a text message from selen and it read

Selen's text message: (y/n) what the hell did you do to leo!?

(y/n) was getting angry at selen. Selen was getting mad at him for fighting back so he decided to block her again. (y/n) couldn't believe it, selen was getting mad at him for fighting back after she ditch him leaving him to get bullied even more. (y/n) knew he had to deal with selen he goes back to school which is something he didn't want to deal with.

(y/n) decided to image train for the rest of the day and then go to bed

Time skip

(y/n) was back to school and he tried his best to not get the attention of everyone at school but that was impossible so he tried to hide from selen so he didn't have to deal with her. (y/n) was starting to hate selen. First selen ignored him for 8 months leaving him defenseless and getting him bullied a lot more and hurt. Then she has the audacity to call him after ignoring him in 8 months just to yell at him. Selen didn't call him to say "are you okay". Selen called him to say "(y/n) what the hell did you do to leo!?". Selen didn't call him to see if he was okay, selen seemed to be more worried for Leo than for (y/n). Selen seems to also hate (y/n).