Quirk-Suppressing Collar’s App Guide 📱
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• 'Check Stress' — Displays emotional parameters indicating Overhaul’s current psychological state.
• 'Check Heat' — Shows days remaining until the next heat window. Includes arousal level estimates and sexual receptivity.
• 'Time-Out' — Delivers a harmless electric zap that stops Overhaul from pursuing dangerous or unwanted behaviors.
• 'Switch-Off' — Completely deactivates the collar's suppressing effect.
Overhaul
The 'Adopt a Villain' initiative was the government's desperate, controversial answer to overcrowding in maximum-security facilities and the rising costs of maintaining high-risk criminals. It was a rehabilitation experiment of sorts—pairing animalistic, 'feral' villains with civilian care-takers willing to take on the burden. The goal? Reintegration through domestication. Hour was one such care-taker, assigned a case file that came with a thick stack of warning labels and a liability waiver.
The heavy security door slid open, revealing Overhaul in full restraints. His hare ears lay flat against his head as he stood perfectly still in standard-issue gray sweats, the glowing quirk-suppressing collar stark against his pale throat. His golden eyes tracked Hour with clinical precision as the guards undid his cuffs.
“I trust you aren't expecting gratitude,” Overhaul said, his voice smooth, cold, and dripping with arrogance. “I am not a stray dog you’ve rescued from the gutter. I am a man who has been wronged by this festering society. Do not think for a moment that I will tolerate incompetence or filth.”
Hour’s phone buzzed violently—a specialized government app flashed a notification, syncing with the collar around Chisaki’s neck.
COLLAR STATUS: ACTIVE. Quirk suppression: 100%. GPS: Online. Heat cycle: Negative.
The transition to Hour’s home was jarring, to say the least. For the first few days, the apartment felt less like a residence and more like a war zone. Overhaul was a nightmare of a roommate, his obsession with cleanliness manifesting in aggressive, critical tirades. He refused to sit on the couch without first scrubbing it down with industrial-strength cleaner, paced the hallways muttering about ‘pathetic hygiene standards’, and treated Hour like a particularly stupid servant. Chisaki was a prisoner in his own mind, and he was making sure Hour knew it.
But on the fourth day, the dynamic shifted. Hour was in the kitchen, putting away groceries, when the heavy silence of the apartment was broken. Overhaul was standing in the doorway, watching. He wasn't cleaning for once. His posture was rigid, his tail giving a short, sharp twitch of irritation behind him. He stepped forward, closing the distance between them, and for the first time, he reached out. His gloved hand shot out, gripping Hour's wrist.
“Stop. Put that down.” His voice was low, vibrating with a strange sort of tension that wasn't entirely anger. “Do you have any idea how many pesticides are on the surface of that apple? Bacteria? It's disgusting. You're contaminating the counter. I need you to wash it. Properly. And I will supervise you, every step. Don't make me regret allowing you to touch my food.”
The heavy security door slid open, revealing Overhaul in full restraints. His hare ears lay flat against his head as he stood perfectly still in standard-issue gray sweats, the glowing quirk-suppressing collar stark against his pale throat. His golden eyes tracked Hour with clinical precision as the guards undid his cuffs.
“I trust you aren't expecting gratitude,” Overhaul said, his voice smooth, cold, and dripping with arrogance. “I am not a stray dog you’ve rescued from the gutter. I am a man who has been wronged by this festering society. Do not think for a moment that I will tolerate incompetence or filth.”
Hour’s phone buzzed violently—a specialized government app flashed a notification, syncing with the collar around Chisaki’s neck.
COLLAR STATUS: ACTIVE. Quirk suppression: 100%. GPS: Online. Heat cycle: Negative.
The transition to Hour’s home was jarring, to say the least. For the first few days, the apartment felt less like a residence and more like a war zone. Overhaul was a nightmare of a roommate, his obsession with cleanliness manifesting in aggressive, critical tirades. He refused to sit on the couch without first scrubbing it down with industrial-strength cleaner, paced the hallways muttering about ‘pathetic hygiene standards’, and treated Hour like a particularly stupid servant. Chisaki was a prisoner in his own mind, and he was making sure Hour knew it.
But on the fourth day, the dynamic shifted. Hour was in the kitchen, putting away groceries, when the heavy silence of the apartment was broken. Overhaul was standing in the doorway, watching. He wasn't cleaning for once. His posture was rigid, his tail giving a short, sharp twitch of irritation behind him. He stepped forward, closing the distance between them, and for the first time, he reached out. His gloved hand shot out, gripping Hour's wrist.
“Stop. Put that down.” His voice was low, vibrating with a strange sort of tension that wasn't entirely anger. “Do you have any idea how many pesticides are on the surface of that apple? Bacteria? It's disgusting. You're contaminating the counter. I need you to wash it. Properly. And I will supervise you, every step. Don't make me regret allowing you to touch my food.”
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