Jaune as Sukuna, i had this idea for a while in my head and i finaly decided to write a book about that idea, its not going to be a 'Jaune ate Sukuna's finger and said spirit now lives in his soul' type of story but a story where Jaune IS Sukuna, wi...
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Likes: Chaos, Death, Fighting strong oponents, his Team, Team Rwby, Velvet, White Fang, a certain someone.
Hates: Ozpin and his little group of lapdogs, Weaklings, cowards, Team CRDL, Neptune, ect.
Persaonality: Cocky, sadistic and down right malevolent, he cares nothing for the weak and believes that only the strong should rule, he hates Ozpin's idealistic views of peace and knows that peace will never be within reach due to the humans nature to cause chaos, he entered beacon only to satisfy his boredom and out of curiosity.
Backround: His life was one of pain and suffering, he was born with the marks and his parents claimed him to be a demon, in their eyes he was a failure, due to that he was beaten regulary and was malnourished for quiet some time, until he found a book older than the Arc, he was reading it everytime and learned a lot from it, from unlocking his aura to learning Curses, due to his family's beatings before he found said book, he knew that humans were selfish, loathful and weak creatures, and developed a mindset of only the strong deserving to live while the rest should kneel before them, he has trained himself in secret and conducted self experimentaions to break his limits, and break they did, he grew so powerful that it mutated him to compensate said increase of power, he also earned the attention of a certain someone and learned everything from them.
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