[Limitless] (Chainsaw Man x Male Reader)

2 | a limit 2 control

"Maybe working for you was a bad idea."

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(Y/N) doesn't have RCT enabled yet, well mainly because no one has ever brought this man near a death experience, it'll change soon though...

Makima's "Control", and (Y/N)'s "Infinity", cancel each other out quite directly. Two beings collide who aren't supposed to be near each other. Makima can't "control" (Y/N), nor can he stop Makima from bypassing his "Infinity". Eventually, one of them will come to find a workaround if needed to.

Furthermore, if Makima did attempt to "Control" (Y/N), his Six Eyes would see the mysterious attempt to alter himself, and deem her a threat. Makima had realized she couldn't control (Y/N) the first time they met, which intrigued her...far more than the premise of Chainsaw Man.

With that, and Makima not feeling like grooming someone, she realizes the entire entity of (Y/N) is precious, and hopes things ramp up to the next stage. With that being said, she won't let anyone get in her way. Anyone.

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"Do you ever take breaks?"

"Breaks...?"

Makima had looked up to you after you had questioned her. It seemed as if she wasn't used to the idea of taking a 'break'.

"Yeah, you know. Taking a break. Breather. Restoration. Long Rest." You explained to her, she slowly managed to catch on.

She sighed, "Can't much today. With the Eternity Devil out...I've dispatched a team to handle them."

This caught you interest now, but also posed more questions.

"Eternity Devil...? How do you know something like that exists?" You asked, Makima looked back at you.

Her lips closed, she didn't want to say the wrong thing, especially not in front of you.

"Contacts."

Was all she said, you were left to fill in the rest of the blanks yourself.

But still, you decided you were going to give Makima a break. Why shouldn't you?

"C'mon...Makima. You have to be bored, aren't you?" You pressed on further.

She shook her head, "Can't."

You clicked your tongue and got off the desk you sat on. "Maybe working for you was a bad idea,"