Only a Villain Can Deal With a Villain

[Third-person narration, two powerful leads, two villains]

Blurb:

Top's POV:

You are a doll. Once you were built, you were told to put on a skirt, apply heavy makeup, and conceal the 'gender' your creator gave you.

Your first mission is to capture a Soul-Eater and bring him back to base.

You successfully lured him in with food.

He is so tiny and adorable, curled up in your arms. Even his threats amount to nothing more than baring his cute, pearly white teeth.

He becomes the 'Madam,' and you are the maid in charge of looking after him.

Under your attentive care, he grows up. Every inch of his exquisite, beautiful body is the result of your careful tending.

Now you have to hand the 'Madam' over to the 'Master.'

Suddenly, you feel unwilling to let him go. This precious treasure belongs to you.

How could you give him to someone else?

So you choose

A. Kill the 'Master'

B. Keep the 'Madam' for yourself

C. A and B

Without a doubt, you choose 'C.'

Bottom's POV:

In the future, the world is overrun by the uncanny, and humanity has evolved supernatural abilities to fight back.

You are a Soul-Eater. After being released, you roam between the realms of light and darkness in human skin, surviving by hunting the souls of the truly wicked.

At the same time, you are the last Soul-Devourer in the world, bearing the responsibility of reviving your species.

Unfortunately, you have never found a suitable vessel.

Ordinary humans are too fragile to withstand your energy, until a beautiful esper who calls himself a 'maid' approaches you of his own accord.

He is beautiful and powerful, takes care of your daily hunts, and can even turn evil spirits into little cakes to serve you.

He really is so thoughtful.

Shamelessly, you fall for him and decide to plant your spirit seed in his flesh.

You open up the maid's body, only to find it empty inside.

You: ?

The maid gazes at you tenderly and says that it holds his love for you.

A different-species Soul-Eater bottom x a sliced-up doll top

Reader's Guide:

1. A fictional setting.

2. Two nonhumans fall in love.

3. A sick love story with two devoted leads, both experiencing their first love.

4. This is a story that takes some brainpower to write. I mean, it's not a genre I'm good at, so consider it practice.

5. The bottom's 'child' will remain in seed form until the end of the story.

Theme: Love means meeting each other halfway!