Welcome to My Hellhole


So, you stumbled onto my little corner of the internet. Congrats, you poor bastard. I’m Vincent Cooper, but you can call me the Morningstar, Emperor Vincent, or whatever other badass title you think fits. Just don’t call me “normal,” ‘cause I’m about as far from that as it gets.


You wanna know about me? Fine. Here’s the short version: I’m sixteen, a cambion, and I look like the guy your parents warned you about—jet-black hair, a captive bead ring in my nose that makes me look like a pissed-off bull, and a long blackish-purple tongue with a piercing through it. My gums match the tongue. My teeth are sharp, yellow, and canine as hell—disgusting enough to make the Devil himself flinch. My eyes start out boring human brown until light hits them and they flip to that sick yellowish-orange animal glow. In the dark they just straight-up shine. Demons don’t have genders, so neither do I. Androgynous freak. Deal with it. I smoke a lot, and when I do my foul-smelling flammable breath turns the smoke into little jets of fire. Why the hell not? There’s not much else to do in this dead-end shithole they call Redhill, Colorado.


But don’t let the angsty teenager look fool you. I’m not just some kid with issues. I’m a goddamn nightmare. I’ve got telekinesis, pyrokinesis, and a temper hotter than Hell. Snap the fingers on my right hand and I grow bigger. Snap the left and I pack on muscle until my shirt screams. I can shift into anything I can imagine at will—giant snake with my head on it, demonic man-beast amalgams, whatever the rage demands. If I’m in a good mood I might just float shit around for fun. If I’m in a bad mood I’ll set the world on fire and laugh my ass off while it burns, I can also transform into a massive jet-black dog with glowing eyes and drool so nasty it makes toxic waste look like Gatorade. People around here call me the Black Dog of Redhill, and I couldn’t care less. As long as they’re scared, I’m satisfied.


Got a family? Yeah, unfortunately. Mom’s a Bible-thumping angel trying to “save” me, but we all know I’m a lost cause. Step-dad James is a joke who thinks he can play daddy and keep me in line—good luck with that, buddy. And Ava? Ugh. That little half-sister brat is the worst. I swear, if I didn’t use my powers to screw with her head, I’d go insane. What can I say? It’s fun making her cry.


I wasn’t put here to make friends, play nice, or pretend I’m gonna grow up and be someone special. Hell no. I’m here to tear down this pathetic excuse of a world and rebuild it with my own twisted touch. I’m not a hero, and I don’t wanna be. I’m the villain in the story—the one who’ll rule when the dust settles, when the last flames die down. I’ll make this world my playground, and I’ll punish anyone who dares step out of line. Trust me, I’m not afraid to get my hands dirty. Or bloody.


So, if you came here looking for some uplifting message or a story about “redemption,” get the fuck out. This isn’t a happy place. This is where nightmares are born, where darkness thrives, and where I, Vincent Cooper, reign supreme.


Stick around if you’re curious. But don’t say I didn’t warn you.