#hereos and villains

I don’t really do continuations anymore, but please enjoy this prompt similar to A Fine Line @wolfeyedwitch​!

“Are you trying to hospitalize them?” [Hero] narrowed their eyes at [Teammate], who froze mid-swing. Their head snapped around, and their eyes connected with [Hero]’s.

“I thought you were in a meeting with [Leader].”

“I was. It’s done now. Are you trying to hospitalize them?” [Hero] continued to stare.

“It’s training," [Teamate] glanced back at a panting and bloody [Villain], "I’m teaching them how to fight.”

“That’s surprising,” [Hero] drawled out, “Because I distinctly remember multiple times when [Villain] knocked you out mid-mission before they joined our team. They’re obviously better than you, yet you’re asserting you’re teaching them?”

[Teammate] gritted their teeth, hot anger flashing through them as they clenched their fists.

“I’m teaching them to fight honorably.”

“That’s why you’re beating them bloodied when they’re on the floor, not fighting back?”

[Teammate] opened their mouth once more, but [Hero] silenced them with a hand.

“A rhetorical question, get out of my sight.”

“I don’t trust you," [Super Hero] looked down on them, "what if you turn on us like some kind of rabid dog?”

“What if I… what?" [Hero]’s face scrunched up in confusion, "what’s that even supposed to mean?”

“Your power.”

“What about it?”

“It makes you dangerous, chaotic, unstable.”

“Says the person that can crush a car like a tin can.” [Hero] scoffed.

“That’s different, and you know it.” [Super Hero] scowled at them.

“It really isn’t,” [Hero] countered. “You can control your power. I can control mine. It’s as simple as that.”