᯽ 0.1â ( pyrrhic victory . )â by aswanlake.
tags: @saradika-graphics for dividers
synopsis: your father was never a normal man , rude to every human being in the planet except you â unless he needed to be . today was the day of one of your spontaneous trips that your fatherâs work let him take , instead of studying like you were supposed to , you got curious . too curious , you ran into someone you were never supposed to meet , The Winter Soldier . to make matters worse ? this wonât be the last time you two meet .
content warnings: DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT !! mentions of world war ll / the Cold War / russia & âpropagandaâ from the Russian / German and American government , descriptions of blood and murder , torture , implied grooming of a child , psychological horror , graphic descriptions and language , stockholm syndrome , implied sexual abuse and assault , drugging , mutilation , and trafficking , strays from canon , weird timeline , brainwashing . (basically the red room & buckyâs torture plus a lot more)
word count: 4k+ idk the exact amount , I didnât put it into a word counter
a/n: this is the story that replaced the Slytherin boys story (since I lowkey hated it) expect the shauna x reader to come out in the next few days . after that finnick x reader and then Iâll make my way down the line of priority . y/n isnât used to refer to the oc much but rather just in the descriptions , reader is called âscyllaâ as an experiment name . if you enjoy this and want to be added to the taglist please comment below ! reblogs are appreciated and loved .
song of the chapterâ â :â â dna by lia marie johnson .
1951 , november 16th | ây/n karpovâ , eight years old | subject number : n/a
you and your father had a weird relationship , nothing you two did as a âfamilyâ could be classified as normal . his job couldnât even be classified as normal , not that you actually knew what it was . normal fathers would take their kids out to play ball or go shopping , yours took you to shooting ranges where he taught you how to shoot different guns and how to take them apart then put them right back together . normal fathers would come home after late days working and embrace their kids while eating dinner together at the table , yours took you to work with him and let you sit in the corner while he did . . whatever he did .
you didnât know what you father did but you knew it wasnât good , you could always hear screams and cries echoing from the halls of the cold building . the only part you liked was the traveling , every few months your dad would pack you guys some bags and youâd just disappear for however long he chose . sometimes it was for a week , two the longest youâve gone was a few months , he always had the same excuse â â work has us moving around but weâll be back home soon . â
you never knew your mom , never asked about her either , you only did once whenever you were little which led to a huge âdemonstrationâ from your father . he led you to a room full of women , all lined up , perfectly , not a hair out of place , they looked beautiful and deadly all at once . the woman was terrifying , Melina , your father called her . she tried to have a nice face around you but that only made her scarier , especially when you saw what the girls did , what she made them do . â your mom worked for them . a dangerous woman she is , I took you away from her . had to keep you safe . â since then youâve never asked about her again . not if it was going to make you return to the âred roomâ , it was a stupid and childish name that you had made up but it was fitting . the halls were always covered by red , whether it have been due to crappy lighting or the crimson from someoneâs body .
today was just like any other trip , your father packed your bags and you two took off . you always came back to your penthouse in Kazen , the place was nice , not to much the people but the place was comforting and cozy . you were homeschooled so disappearing was never a problem , you just did work on the plane or while your father worked . â afternoon Mr. Karpov . â the guard stood up tall , the chill from the Siberian weather , he gave a smile in your direction , voice and expression softening upon seeing you â stuffed animal held tightly in one hand while you held your math homework in the other . â Ms. Karpov . â you gave him a wave before the doors opened , your father wrapped his arm around your shoulder , pulling the heavy coat you wore over you a bit more with a small tug .
â now I have to work for a few hours but youâre gonna finish your math homework . then after that you can watch tv , can you do that for me ? â heâd crouched down to your height , you were barley eight years old so you werenât necessarily tall . his hand rubbed lightly against your cheek as you nodded excitedly by his question . you werenât allowed to watch tv often , your dad always mumbled about American propaganda making its way to the Russian screens which made your eyes roll . you didnât care about America or the war , though it had ended , the tvs were still filled with hatred . you learned about it obviously because you had to but the war only caused you and your father more anguish . you never believed any of the things you saw on tv or the flyers that were up in other countries or cities , you only listened to your father . he was all you had and the only one you wanted to make proud .
1953 , june 12th | ây/n karpovâ , ten years old | subject number : n/a
next was the âcold warâ . a weird name . the war been going on for almost six years , youâd really only realize three years ago that it was real and it wasnât just some thing that conspiracy theorist were talking about . your fatherâs work started to ramp up in the past two years , your trips lessening more and more and your ultimate holding place being Siberia . you hated it , Siberia unlike Kazan didnât have seasons , it was almost always cold â freezing . the spring and summer were short , they were warm but a fleeting moment . your father was always working , he never came to see you anymore , it was annoying and you were getting upset .
the guards that shadowed you were nice but they were never your father . they couldnât be him . they couldnât give you the same love that your father could , why did he rip it away from you like that ? what had you done to deserve it ? you didnât upset him , you always did you work , you never asked questions . but he stole it from you anyways , deprived you of the one thing that kept you going . your studying got lazier , your schoolwork got sloppier and sloppier , you even stopped enjoying tv , youâd just stare at the walls and groan and complain about being left alone to guards that did nothing but mumble and apologize .
â can I go to the bathroom ? dadâs not back , Iâll be back soon . pop in and out , promise . â she spoke to the guard across the room , he was supposed to follow you everywhere but you didnât want him to follow you there . it was invasive . you stood up , heading towards the door and he went to turn , to follow behind you but you held your hand up . by technicality you had some authority , not much but some . â Iâll be fine , you donât need to follow me , itâs just to the bathroom , right ? â the guard was skeptical but let you go , however you went everywhere but the bathroom . heading down a empty hallway , guards were everywhere but you just managed to catch a time where they werenât on duty . perhaps it was a shift change or someone just wasnât were they were supposed to be .
your eyes came across a lab , through the window of the door you could see your father standing before a guy . his face was covered by the manâs body but he was quite obviously uncomfortable . he was strapped down to the table , body shaking and moving uncontrollably as if he was trying to escape . your father yelled , you rarely heard him yell but he was basically screeching at the man before him . you felt bad , your father sounded terrifying and then he hit him . hard . your eyes widened as you watched the treatment the man was receiving , he already looked disheveled , eyes drained of color and hope .
then the machine started and everything just got worse and worse . soon came his screams , the screams you had gotten accustomed to hearing because you didnât truly think they were real or filled with such pain . a gasp escaped your mouth and your hands clasped over it quite quickly â eyes widening even more after you recognized your action . everyone in the room stopped , the buzzing sound from whatever machine on the man stopped and everyone turned to look at you , finally you were able to see the manâs face ; it was odd , you saw a little bit of yourself in him . you didnât have time to stare at him because soon you locked eyes with your father and ran .
â dad , Iâm sorry , Iâm sorry . I didnât mean to walk around , I didnât see anything , I swear ! I didnât see anything ! â youâd begged and pleaded for the last hour , asking for his forgiveness . it was his fault anyways , has he not deprived you of the love you so desperately needed then you would have never have gone looking . you would have never tried to see anything at all , all you wanted was him to love you . â I do everything for you . I do everything and yet you still manage to screw things up somehow . Was going to wait till you were older for this but it seems like now is a better time than ever . â your father grumbled before grabbing you harshly by the arm . it was insufferable , terrible , the pain spread through your entire arm immediately . you pulled against him with every bit of strength you had , though it wasnât a lot .
the punishment for your crime was spending time in a cell . it was cold , disgusting , absolutely grimy and fillies with the stench of blood . there was a bed that had basically been ripped to shreds , the door was completely solid and no matter how many times you banged on it and begged to be let free . he never listened , it was almost as if he didnât care . he kept you in there for the rest of the day , didnât visit or talk to you . any time you messed up , that would be your punishment , so you made sure not to mess up often because when you did it would be hell . you hated that cell , to the point where you couldnât sleep with the lights off and door closed anymore â too dark , only one or the other .
1959 , february 17th | ây/n karpovâ , sixteen years old | subject number : 43XX
stopped talking to your father after the first time he hit you . youâd yelled at him , finally broke after six years of silence and asked what he was keeping the âsoldierâ downstairs for . the war was over , there was no reason to harbor a man in their basement and he responded by slapping you so hard you were disoriented . your body fell to the floor , hand covering the warmth blooming on your cheek from the pure force he held behind the hit . â when I tell you to stop talking , you stop talking . when I tell you to be good , you be good . why do you always have to disappoint me ? â that was the last time to disappointed him before the testing started .
it was countless injections and being wired up to machines , every day , all day , you hated them . any time you tried to move and fight back it resulted in shocks . electro shock therapy as your father called it , they needed to get you ready and in shape . for what ? youâve never known but if you hated this then you were worried for what was next . the therapy got worse and worse , to the point were they would shock you until you couldnât think straight , couldnât move your body without help and your eyes couldnât stay open . your brain was mush , you didnât remember much during those sessions or much that happened before or after them . just the pain , all you remembered was the pain . now it was your screams that filled the room and the hallways and instead of being outside , coloring , doing homework or watching tv , you were experiencing it and you hated it .
â You share DNA with him . That soldier , you know that ? My blood , his blood â it all runs through those veins of yours . took it from him when we captured him . You are his child , just as much as you are mine . â you didnât understand what he was saying , the man in there was clearly older than you but not old enough to have kids , especially not for you to be sixteen , it didnât make sense . how did you share DNA with him ? you wanted to ask but your mouth wouldnât open , your eyes were barley keeping open but managed a struggle just to look at him .
â do you remember the red room ? I took you there whenever you were younger . one of those women , was lucky . the rest of them have their ovaries removed but that one , she got to keep them , for just a pinch longer than the others did . to have our child . our creation . unfortunately Barnes missed the birth of his first child but I didnât . I was there for you . I will always be there for you , my experiment . â your father was just rambling at this point , it didnât make much sense . experiment ? you were an experiment ? a test subject ? for what ? â why ? â you just barley managed to croak out , your voice was hoarse , throat dry and cracking .
â the winter soldier . he can topple governments , countries , win wars , our greatest weapon against our opposing forces . however where one goes right , there is always room for improvement . for more . â now it made more sense . he was a power hungry bastard . your father was the worst man alive but you were truly his daughter . perhaps even his favorite . with the way he talked you were positive he had more , youâve never met them , probably never would if you couldnât get off this damn table .
almost as if he read your mind , your arms and legs were unhooked from the table , you couldnât move them on your own but it was still a little bit freeing . only for a few moments , it was quickly replaced by you being hauled into a chair within a chamber . that was the first time youâve ever witnessed the cyro chamber . it was colder than any winter in Siberia . the chill never left , even after the seasons passed and the years went by , the chill remained but you were barely conscious enough to remember what season it was â to even remember what seasons were .
2003 , march 9th | y/n barnes karpov , âScyllaâ , sixteen years old physically , mentally ?? | subject number : 4384
you had been let out of the cyro chamber a few times , at least six times through out the years . they tried to disorient you , perhaps thinking that it would keep you from remembering where you were and what time period you had been in and honestly it worked . you could never understand what year you were in until it was too late and you were back with the uncomfortable chill . you tried your best to prove that you werenât going to be a good investment , that you would fail in the moment of danger but with the âsuper soldier serumâ (as they called it) running through your veins you were quite the opposite . you were strong , stronger than the average teenager , with enough strength to take in a man in his average thirties and forties even if he worked out â they tested it . young men , old men , each came in and out of the training room and as much as your body shook at the sight of them and the thought of hurting someone when you were told to attack , you did . biting just like a lap dog .
very rarely , whenever you and the soldier were awake at the same time , theyâd let you train together . see who could hold their own the longest , it was always him . no matter how many times theyâd run your two up against each other , he reminded you that you were nothing more than a child and it was so insulting . you trained hard and long , went through suffering and pain and torture just to be treated like a child and worthless by âthe soldierâ .
your hands gripped at his arm , the metal one holding you down by your throat to the ground , cutting off your air supply and keeping your body pinned to the floor . he didnât feel a thing whenever your nails scratched against his silver arm , an attempt to rip it off or get it off of your throat , anything to get you to be able to breath again . â off . winter , six . scylla , none . â he finally pulled off of you , allowing you to take in greedy gasps of air . your arms flailed helplessly as you forced yourself upwards onto your feet .
your hand rung your own neck , feeling at the injury that was certainly to bruise . there was so mumbling from the soldiers behind the two of you before your âfatherâ spoke once more . â you two are done for the day . take them back . scylla to the chair , we have something else to do . â the brainwashing had embedded itself in you . they didnât need to drag you anymore unless your body was weakened but you had enough strength to walk and if you were being honest you hated their touch being on you so you would have forced yourself up anyways .
they say you down , back in the chair , usually youâd wake up here with no memories of what had happened before , only that you needed to follow the directions of the men before you and your father was the only one who truly cared about you . it was ridiculous but you couldnât find yourself to deviate from what they said . they had strapped you down once more , body pushed backwards and the edge of the wall was your only view before your father graced your line of vision . â we were trying to wait until she had developed further to do this but weâve run into some complications . so what better time than the present , eh ? â he held up a freaky looking vial , it was obvious that there was blood inside but it had mixed with something you couldnât place .
â inside this is the blood of our most powerful assassin , winter is good but everyone needs a femme fatale , donât they ? but you , you my creation , my child . you will be a mix of everything great â everything good to have ever come out of this organization . mixed all into one , my hydra . â this is what he meant all those years ago , not that you remember , when he called you an experiment . you were a mix of everything great and the only hope was that you would come out even better than everything you had been mixed with .
2016 , april 12th | y/n barnes karpov , âScyllaâ , eighteen years old physically , mentally ?? | subject number : 4384
Bucky Barnes . the Winter Soldier had escaped and with him he took down Hydra , not all of it but most of it . he disappeared off the face of the earth then , you couldnât find him , at least not for a little bit . bucharest , romania , the area felt familiar to you , every country did , as if youâd been there before . ever so slowly everything had been coming back to you , the torture , the murder , the pain . everything hurt and it never got better . your handler , at least the one you had been left with , Alexander Pierce was dead â murdered by Nick Fury . a subject was never supposed to be on their own , wander alone with no place to go but you and one objective in mind . find the winter soldier .
unfortunately following him through romania led to problems , one star spangled man , a flying bird man and a cat man . . . what had superheroes nowadays come to ? â uhh cap , I got a child following you and Bucky down the building . â Captain America , youâd heard of him a little during the wars and whenever theyâd allow you to see what America was trying to produce in respond to the winter soldier â he was a specimen in the minds of Hydra but a joke of your own . Bucky and Steve were on foot , running across the roof of a building and you followed closely behind them , you didnât think youâd be seen but you also didnât account for a man with wings to following you .
you never actually engaged in the fight , didnât need to tire yourself out for no reason , besides they didnât think of you as a threat yet and you would have liked to keep it that way . that was until you all reached the underpass , youâd run up on them just as Bucky had been disarmed and thrown off of his motorcycle , his only way of transportation . the man dressed as a cat was seconds way from clawing the manâs face off but was thrown away by the strength of Captain America . it was intriguing to watch him fight in real time however he wasnât your concern . without sparing him another glance you reached Buckyâs side , sirens and ringing from cop cars starting to filled the area . â thereâs a kid here ! a kid ! be careful , would you ? â Steve pleaded to the cops , your eyes hadnât left Bucky as you stood in front of him , mocking his movements , kneeling down on the ground and putting your hands behind your head .
â long time no see , ĐŃĐľŃ . â Buckyâs eyes widened at your words . he was expecting a âsoldatâor maybe for you to try and kill him , force him to pay for the crimes he might have committed against you that he just didnât remember . the cops were barely gentle with you , forcing your face into the ground with such harshness that everyone there turned their head with guilt and disgust . â be careful with her , sheâs still a kid . â Sam spoke up , he hadnât talked much but at least he had the balls to say something about that . Buckyâs eyes never left your , even as they dragged him away , he wouldnât let it happen . when they placed him in a glass cage , you just in handcuffs (what a mistake) , he still never looked away . not until they forced him away from you .
â what are you doing here ? â Tony Stark . he wasnât a cop , barely a S.H.I.E.L.D agent so he shouldnât have been interrogating you but they allowed him to â god only knows why . you just looked behind him , the two way glass , trying to figure out who was back there . â why were you following Barnes and Rogerâs ? â you could answer both questions but didnât want to , he didnât give you any reason to . â come on kid , you gotta give me something- â â you talk too much . â your eyes met his for once , getting a ticked off chuckle from his lips . this man was ego and pride , perhaps if you could knock him down then youâd be allowed another interrogator . â where is . . . Barnes , I want to speak to him . â Tony shook his head at your statement , he most likely took it as a question but you werenât asking . â Iâm the one asking the questions here , alright ? You can see him whenever he gets done with his psych eval and his questioning . â
you shook your head and tried to stand , the handcuffs holding you to the table being the only thing keeping you down . â no . now . I need to go now . â instead of answering you , Tony walked out , probably joining his friends behind the two way glass . you hated being treated like a child , being ignored , being disrespected .
Tony entered the room with the two way glass , glancing towards Romanoff . â I donât know whatâs wrong with that kid . sheâs not even afraid she just- stares , itâs freaky . are we sure sheâs even real ? not something somebody built in their lab ? â she rolled her eyes at him, â not everyone had the money to do that Stark . you are right though , something about this kid just isnât right . how did she know where to find Barnes ? â before she could get an answer to her rhetorical question the sound of you breaking the handcuffs that connected you to the table , you approached the two way glass , without knowing it looking Natasha directly in the eyes . â I want to see Barnes . now . â
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