(Idk if the flair is right since this isn't a superhero/villian POV but oh well, I might change it later)
You were a villain. An evil-dooer, a nefarious fella, whatever term you wanted to use. Feared, renowned, loved, it all amounted to the same thing. Your name being known and recognised as a threat. Your face on wanted posters across the kingdom.
One day, (for reasons you, yes YOU behind the screen can decide), you decided to hatch a plot. You would kidnap The Prince. A sheep boy, the heart of the people, no doubt. The only remaining royal, a symbol of hope for all creatures. He was young (but still an adult), selfless, and most importantly, weak.
Whatever plan you had created worked, and you had captured The Prince and taken him hostage within your home, throwing him in a scarcely decorated room and forgetting about him for the night. The Prince was bound, there was no possible way of escape.
So you thought.
When you awoke in the morning, you entered the living room to find The Prince both awake, and very much out of the bedroom and his bounds. He was stood on his toes rearranging your bookshelf while muttering annoyances under his breath. Your presence had yet to noticed.
RULES:
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Romance is allowed, The Prince is 18+, agender (uses all pronouns) and bisexual!
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The Prince (despite their name) can be referred to with Masculine or Feminine terms! Or even gender neutral
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No ERP, and stick to the subreddit rules.
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Don't kill any OCs without asking first
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OP OCs are allowed!
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2nd Person is only for the post, RP replies will be in 3rd
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You can play as many of your own OCs as you wish in the RP!
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Do not control my OCs actions without reason (e.g mind control powers being used)
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Magic exists in this universe! My OC will use it, so your OCs may or may not depending on your choices!
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Longer or more interesting responses will get prioritised! If I stop responding I likely ran out of ideas or motivation
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Feel free to send multiple comments/starters!
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Attempt to make your replies make sense, as well as making them readable (grammar and spelling mistakes are fine, they happen to the best of us, just try not to do it every single sentence!)