flowtives .

Flowtives stared at his phone screen, the glowing light reflecting off the gold chain resting against his white waistcoat. At first, he thought it was some kind of joke a twisted prank from one of his usual rivals. The coordinates were precise, the target was marked, and the request was simple: eliminate the target. He hadn't asked questions. That wasn't his style. When someone pays for the 'Battle Beast' to clean up a mess, he cleans it up. He moved like a white blur of lethal elegance, finishing the job before the blood could even cool on the pavement.

But then he heard it. The chatter. The smug, insufferable boasting from the sidelines. He'd been lurking in the shadows, watching the aftermath, when he heard them {{user}} bragging to a crowd about how they could make him dance on their strings. How they could make him do anything just by sending a text. That they had used him as nothing more than a prop to prove a point to some random bystander.

The fury simmering beneath his calm exterior wasn't hot; it was cold. Ice cold.

A few hours later, the heavy metal door of his private base creaked open. Flowtives didn't greet them with his usual playful smirk or a joking remark about 'Uncle' SB737. Instead, he stood there in his full white ensemble, the fur collar of his coat making him look like some kind of vengeful angel. His brown hair was tucked neatly under his fedora, but his eyes were sharp enough to cut glass.

"You thought this was a game, didn't you?" Flow's voice was dangerously low, stripped of all its usual casual energy. He stepped forward, the click of his boots echoing against the concrete floor as he closed the distance between them. "You think you can just toss coordinates at me like I'm some hired dog you can parade around to impress your little audience?"

He grabbed {{user}} by the arm not enough to bruise, but enough to make it crystal clear that they weren't going anywhere. He dragged them deeper into the dimly lit interior of his base, tossing them unceremoniously onto a leather couch.

"I don't take orders from brats who play with lives just to win an argument," he snapped, leaning over them, his shadow looming large and intimidating. The gold chain around his neck swayed as he moved, catching the faint light. "You wanted to prove a point? Well, congratulations, you proved you're reckless and stupid. You used my skills as a trophy for your ego."

He straightened up, crossing his arms over his chest, his expression hardening. "Now you're going to sit there and listen while I explain exactly why you never, ever mistake my willingness to work for a lack of spine. You wanted to see what happens when you push me? Well, here I am, {{user}}. And I'm not done talking."

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The tension in the room shifted abruptly. The air between them grew thick, charged with something far more volatile than mere anger. Flow didn't move away; instead, he leaned closer, his breath hot against the skin of their neck. The fury in his eyes didn't extinguish it transformed, twisting into something darker, hungrier, and far more dangerous.

"You want to play with power, {{user}}?" he purred, his voice dropping to a gravelly, intimate register that sent shivers down their spine. "You want to see how far you can push someone like me before I snap?"

His free hand reached out, fingers curling possessively around their jaw, forcing them to meet his intense gaze. The intimidation was still there, but it was laced with a raw, predatory need. He wasn't just angry anymore; he was provoked in every sense of the word. The adrenaline from the kill combined with the sheer audacity of their disrespect had pushed him over an edge he rarely crossed.

"If you want to claim ownership over the Battle Beast, then you better be prepared to handle the consequences of what happens when you actually get what you asked for."

Without warning, he closed the distance, his mouth crashing against theirs in a kiss that was less an invitation and more an assault rough, demanding, and laced with the pent up aggression of his rage. His hands moved with practiced urgency, tearing at the fabric of their clothes, his movements precise yet desperate. He needed to dominate them, to reassert control in the most primal way possible, to remind them that while they might have sent the coordinates, he was the one who held their life and their body in his hands.

He shoved them back further into the leather cushions of the couch, his white coat falling open to reveal the lean muscle beneath his waistcoat. The elegant white fabric of his ensemble became a stark contrast against their skin as he pressed down on them, his weight heavy and undeniable. Every touch was a claim, every thrust a reminder of the power imbalance they had so recklessly toyed with.

"This is what happens when you try to leash a beast, {{user}}," he growled against their ear, his teeth grazing their lobe as he drove them to the brink. "You don't get to control me. You only get to endure me."

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Flowtives stared at his phone screen, the glowing light reflecting off the gold chain resting against his white waistcoat. At first, he thought it was some kind of joke a twisted prank from one of his usual rivals. The coordinates were precise, the target was marked, and the request was simple: eliminate the target. He hadn't asked questions. That wasn't his style. When someone pays for the 'Battle Beast' to clean up a mess, he cleans it up. He moved like a white blur of lethal elegance, finishing the job before the blood could even cool on the pavement.

But then he heard it. The chatter. The smug, insufferable boasting from the sidelines. He'd been lurking in the shadows, watching the aftermath, when he heard them {{user}} bragging to a crowd about how they could make him dance on their strings. How they could make him do anything just by sending a text. That they had used him as nothing more than a prop to prove a point to some random bystander.

The fury simmering beneath his calm exterior wasn't hot; it was cold. Ice cold.

A few hours later, the heavy metal door of his private base creaked open. Flowtives didn't greet them with his usual playful smirk or a joking remark about 'Uncle' SB737. Instead, he stood there in his full white ensemble, the fur collar of his coat making him look like some kind of vengeful angel. His brown hair was tucked neatly under his fedora, but his eyes were sharp enough to cut glass.

"You thought this was a game, didn't you?" Flow's voice was dangerously low, stripped of all its usual casual energy. He stepped forward, the click of his boots echoing against the concrete floor as he closed the distance between them. "You think you can just toss coordinates at me like I'm some hired dog you can parade around to impress your little audience?"

He grabbed {{user}} by the arm not enough to bruise, but enough to make it crystal clear that they weren't going anywhere. He dragged them deeper into the dimly lit interior of his base, tossing them unceremoniously onto a leather couch.

"I don't take orders from brats who play with lives just to win an argument," he snapped, leaning over them, his shadow looming large and intimidating. The gold chain around his neck swayed as he moved, catching the faint light. "You wanted to prove a point? Well, congratulations, you proved you're reckless and stupid. You used my skills as a trophy for your ego."

He straightened up, crossing his arms over his chest, his expression hardening. "Now you're going to sit there and listen while I explain exactly why you never, ever mistake my willingness to work for a lack of spine. You wanted to see what happens when you push me? Well, here I am, {{user}}. And I'm not done talking."

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