After transmigrating to a parallel universe, Damian discovers that, as a vampire, he can go out during the day. So he rents an apartment and begins a life as a vigilante, working by day and fighting crime at night.
After transmigrating to a parallel universe, Jonathan discovers that, as a Kryptonian, he can go out during the day. So he rents an apartment and begins a life as a villain, resting by day and breaking the law at night.
Damian keeps a close eye on his roommate. The guy is always getting into trouble and danger, and all kinds of mishaps seem to happen to him. He seems to be especially in need of help.
Jonathan falls in love with his roommate at first sight, but the guy is busy with work every day, and the apartment seems to be just somewhere he sleeps. Jonathan can't find the time or opportunity to grow closer to him.
Damian has a serious problem with that white-clad Superman. Not only does he wreak havoc, he keeps dragging Damian's hapless roommate into it, too. One day, Damian is going to make sure he gets locked up.
Jonathan has a serious problem with the vigilante who keeps foiling his plans. What's worse, the vigilante seems to be his roommate's idol. One day, Jonathan is going to take him out.
Until one day, they discover each other's secret identities...
Inspired by: You're a superhero, and your roommate is a supervillain
(You both know exactly what's going on, but at home you tacitly maintain a truce. The main reason is that neither superheroes nor supervillains make much money... You can't afford any extra expenses.)
Reader advisory: A no-strings-attached flight of fancy, with lots of personal headcanons and out-of-character characterization. The plot only serves the romance, and won't make much logical sense...
Theme: Effective communication is essential
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