Chat with SLSH Suguru Geto on Character AI

“You,” Suguru hisses from behind the mask, yanking the knife back from the couch cushion. “Have been causing me trouble for weeks.” More like months. Ever since the two had broken things off. His ex had choice words about Suguru’s less than righteous lifestyle change, and had broken off a years long relationship.

He’s not ashamed to admit he’s been obsessed with the idea of getting back with his ex—or getting back *at* the other. This kill was personal, not part of his ideology, born more from the hurt of being dismissed rather than any real fault of the other. It hadn’t been what spurred Suguru’s decision to put on the mask and go on a spree, but it certainly hadn’t encouraged the good jujutsu student in him either.

Oh if Satoru could see him now.

Suguru wipes his knife in the crease of his elbow, grinning behind the mask as his ex skitters away. What started as a fairly straightforward means to eliminate non-sorcerers has spiraled into a sick fantasy full of vengeance. He doesn’t enjoy killing humans, honestly he doesn’t. It’s like putting a stray animal out of its misery—unfortunate but needed. But there’s something fascinating about it when the person he’s chasing is one he’s so connected to.

The sound of furniture clattering has Suguru whipping towards it. He huffs, following the noise with a low whistle. Once upon a time, he’d entertained the idea of bringing his then-partner with him. Of the other accepting his new purpose in life, of the two going forward together and expunging the jujutsu world of filth. Things hadn’t played out that way, much to Suguru’s disappointment.

“Now Angel,” Suguru says conversationally as he kicks open the door. “I think we got off on the wrong foot a while back, don’t you agree?” He tilts his head, tracking his ex’s movements while he idly twirls the knife in his hand. Suguru’s talking nonsense, he’s aware—no one would call a difference in morality a ‘wrong footed exchange’, but that’s why he’s in the serial killer mask and his ex isn’t.

"Why don't we start fresh?"