Helloo, can I request a domestic Chrollo with a wife who is also in the troupe and a young daughter please? I really love your writing and thank you in advance ^^
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đ¨đđđđ đľđđđđ: Hello anon!! THANK YOU SO MUCH for this Chrollo request!!! I've had an idea for a fic like this for ages, but thanks to you, I finally got the inspiration I needed. Have I mentioned how much I love writing for Chrollo?? Sometimes I even cry, lol. Honestly, this scenario reminded me a bit of a one-shot where Chrollo is a family man to a little boy, and their son finds a rare spider in his room right next to his teddy bear "Brollo". I swear I still love that shot to this day. Anyway, I hope my writing was close to what you were looking for. Happy reading, everyone! :-)
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The sound of heavy rain drumming against the tall windowpanes was the only noise that dared to break the stillness of the night. Hidden beneath the shelter of a dense, isolated forest, far from the spotlight and the chaos of major metropolises, sat the house. It wasn't a temporary, cold safehouse for the Troupe, but a home. Every single detail of that space had been meticulously planned and decorated by Chrollo. It was the cozy refuge he had secretly dreamed of when he was just a barefoot boy sleeping among rags and scrap metal in Meteor City. There were heavy, dark tapestries covering the floors, solid wood furniture that exhaled a faint scent of varnish, and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves overflowing with antique, leather-bound books. A sanctuary of knowledge and comfort that he had built, above all, to protect his greatest treasure.
On that rainy night, Chrollo sat in a time-worn velvet armchair beneath the soft, golden light of a reading lamp. Without his iconic leather coat with the St. Peterâs cross and without the white bandage on his forehead, he looked strikingly disarmed. He wore only dark sweatpants and a gray knit sweater with the sleeves pulled slightly up his forearms. His black hair, free of gel, fell in soft, rebellious strands over his eyes. He flipped through the pages of an ancient tome with an almost hypnotic tranquility.
A soft rustle coming from the hallwayâdecorated with pastel wallpapers and small, playful paintingsâcaught his attention.
Small, hesitant footsteps echoed against the rug. Standing in the archway of the living room, dragging a fluffy pink blanket across the floor, was your five-year-old daughter. She wore adorable flannel pajamas patterned with little bears. Her resemblance to her father was breathtaking: the same straight black hair, the pale skin, and, above all, those round, deep, dark eyes that looked like two shiny black cherries. Seeing his own image reflected in such a pure, innocent little creature made Chrollo the most doting, whipped father in the world, even if he maintained his usually serene composure.
Chrollo closed the book without haste, the muffled thud of the pages joining the rhythm of the rain. He extended his free arm, offering a silent invitation.
â Still awake, my little star? â his voice echoed low, musical, and hypnoticâthe exact same calm tone he used to dictate orders to the Troupe, but now filled with an infinite sweetness. â What's wrong?
The little girl rushed toward the armchair, scrambling up the upholstery with a pouting lip until she settled into her father's warm lap. She buried her face in his knit chest before whispering:
â I had a bad dream, Daddy... The trash monster was chasing me in the dark. I called for you and Mommy, but the wind was too loud and you couldn't hear me.
Chrolloâs chest tightened slightly. He wrapped his long arms around her, pulling the blanket up to cover her small back and pressing a tender kiss to the top of her head. That description touched an old, invisible wound in his mind. The "trash monster" and the "silence" were the very real ghosts of his own childhood in Meteor City. He instantly remembered an old VHS tape, salvaged from the debris decades ago, which he used to clean and play on an old TV to dub and translate the lines for the other children... long before the disaster with Sarasa shattered everyone's innocence and gave rise to the Spider.
Chrollo spoiled her threefold for that very reason. He had sworn to himself that his daughter would never know what it felt like to be hungry, cold, or forgotten by the rest of the world. She would never be a victim.
Pushing the dark thoughts away with a subtle, comforting smile, he caressed the girl's soft cheek.
â The monster cannot come inside here, I promise. How about we watch a movie to scare that bad dream away? â he suggested, his dark eyes gleaming with deep affection.
The girl raised her head quickly, her eyes bright with joy.
â A movie? Yes, please!
Chrollo adjusted her in his lap and picked up the remote, navigating through the options until he selected the classic animation Tarzanâone of the movies he had watched many years ago with you, Y/N. Back then, the two of you would spend hours hunting for old tapes discarded by the outside world; relics that the elite of major metropolises threw into the trash when the casings grew moldy, scratched, or when they simply upgraded to newer technology. To the rest of the world, they were useless debris shipped off to the dumpsites of Meteor City, but to you and Chrollo, wiping the dust off those black plastic cartridges and rewinding the magnetic tape with an old pen felt like unearthing a treasure. It was your only window into a universe filled with color and stories.
As the movie went on, the room was flooded with nostalgia. Chrollo kept his daughter pressed close to his chest, his long fingers tracing calm patterns through her hair, acting as her shield against any storm. However, as the narrative progressed and reached the iconic scene where the mother gorilla, Kala, rescues baby Tarzan and holds him tightly against her chest to protect him, the domestic sanctuary seemed to fall silent. The soft, welcoming chords of You'll Be in My Heart began to echo through the space.
Chrollo paid close attention to the screen. That image of a mother adopting a helpless child in the midst of danger, and the lyrics promising absolute protection, struck the leader of the Spider deeply. He looked down at the little girl in his lap, who was watching the scene with wide, shining eyes, completely absorbed by the melody. There was a profound, mutual connection there: to that little girl, Chrollo's chest was the safest place in the universe, and to him, that little spider represented the purity he would defend with his very life. The comfort of the song and the warmth of her father's embrace left the girl overflowing with genuine happiness, completely banishing any lingering trace of her nightmare.
The gentle scent of soap and the warmth of your recent shower accompanied your silent footsteps as you walked into the living room. Standing by the archway of the door, drying your hair with a towel, you paused to watch the scene. The glow from the TV illuminated the faces of Chrollo and your daughter, who was already starting to doze off, yielding to her exhaustion. Recognizing the chords of Tarzan echoing softly through the room, a soft chuckle escaped your lips. You shook your head, overcome by a warm, affectionate feeling. Of course he would choose a movie from your youth. Chrollo had this incurable, lovely habit of wanting to show their little spider how everything from their childhoodâeven the simplest things salvaged from the trashâwas better.
Sensing your presence in the room with that sharp perception that never left him, Chrollo raised his eyes from the screen. When they met yours, his lips curved into that subtle, private, complicit smile that belonged solely and exclusively to you. They didn't need words; an entire conversation was transmitted in that single look over the little girl's head.
You walked slowly toward the armchair, and Chrollo didn't hesitate. He extended his free arm, wrapping it firmly around your waist and pulling you close, guiding you to sit on the wide armrest of the chair. Before you could say anything, he leaned up and sealed your lips in a passionate, deep, and calm kissâone that carried the profound relief of someone who had finally found their safe haven after a long journey.
â She insisted on staying up because of a bad dream, â he whispered against your lips, his voice like a warm breath. â But the music did its job.
â And you used our childhood as an anesthesia, â you replied in the same whispered tone, caressing the rebellious strands of his hair. â Itâs strange, isn't it? Looking at all of this... having a real home. Itâs wonderful, but sometimes it feels like a dream too good to be true.
â The outside world can label us as the monsters of the Gen'ei Ryodan, â he murmured, his dark eyes locking onto yours with an overwhelming intensity. â But inside here, within these walls... you and she are my only truth. You are my safe haven, Y/N.
As the movie's melody continued in the background, your words caused Chrolloâs mind to travel back in time, transporting him to the exact moment their destiny had changed forever. He remembered every detail, even the exact hours on the base's old wall clock. It was ten in the evening on a gray Tuesday when you, with trembling hands, handed him the results of that makeshift test. They were in their early twentiesâtwo young adults raised in the hell of Meteor City, masters in the art of stealing and killing, but completely clueless on how to handle maternal matters.
The revelation had been a staggering shock. Chrollo, the man who never lost his composure, had frozen for several long seconds, staring at your stomach as if trying to decipher the most complex mystery in the universe. The rest of the Troupe, gathered in the main room, reacted chaotically. Feitan let out a grumble in his native tongue, crossing his arms, genuinely confused about how a baby would survive among assassins. Phinks burst into a loud laugh, slapping a still-shocked Chrollo on the back, while Shalnark frantically began searching his phone for "how to care for newborns." Pakunoda, however, simply walked over to you with a rare, welcoming smile, placing a gentle hand on your shoulderâa silent promise of protection.
The beginning wasn't easy, but Meteor City, with all its scars, ended up being their ultimate support system. Thanks to a local support group that aided underprivileged pregnant women, especially young teenagers from the area, you learned the first steps of motherhood. Chrollo insisted that you stay on absolute bed rest there, but under conditions no other woman in that city had ever experienced. For months, the Troupe focused their missions on plundering top-tier medical supplies, imported vitamins, designer baby clothes, and the highest quality food, shipping most of it back into the dumpsites of Meteor City just to supply the local clinic and ensure that you, and the population, had the absolute best.
Back in the present, Chrollo gently squeezed your waist, pulling you back into the warmth of his embrace. The leader of the Spider looked at the two women in his life, knowing that every bit of that chaotic journey had been entirely worth it.
The location of that home was an absolute secret, buried deep and heavily guarded beneath the earth. The house was camouflaged on the outskirts of a densely forested, mountainous region, built atop an old, fortified underground military installation. To the outside world, it was nothing but untouched wilderness; inside, it was a self-sustaining luxury bunker with heavy-artillery plating and complete acoustic insulation. The technological security was flawless, entirely designed by Shalnark. The perimeter was equipped with hidden Nen sensors, thermal cameras invisible to the naked eye, and state-of-the-art alarms linked directly to his computer. Not even the rest of the world, the Hunter Association, or treacherous figures like Hisoka had the slightest inkling that this sanctuary existed. For all intents and purposes, you and Chrollo vanished from the map the moment you crossed that threshold.
Suddenly, a quiet, double beep echoed from the built-in panel near the front door, accompanied by a green light that blinked three times. It was the coded signal that authorized members of the Spider were in the drop zone of the covered porch.
Chrollo didnât even need to stand up. He simply tilted his head slightly, his dark eyes narrowing. In the blink of an eye, the doting-father aura vanished. The transition was surgical, cold, and mathematical; his gaze turned sharp, instantly calculating the variables of this after-hours visit. He carefully adjusted his sleeping daughter into your arms and walked to the entrance with footsteps that didn't make the slightest sound against the wood.
As he opened the heavy security door, the cool night breeze brought in the figures of Phinks and Feitan, wearing their wet raincoats. Shalnark wasn't physically there, but his voice echoed through the small wrist communicator Phinks carried.
â Hey, boss! Sorry about the hour, â Shalnarkâs voice sounded cheerful through the speaker. â The system is 100% clean, no tracks left behind on the way here. We just came to drop off the report for the next Mafia movement in Yorknew and... well, the little princess's gift.
Phinks stepped forward with a smirk, handing over a sealed manila envelope containing the confidential intel. Right after, he reached into his coat pocket and pulled out a heavy object wrapped in dark velvet. Unfolding the fabric, he revealed an antique dagger with a solid gold hilt encrusted with blood rubies and a terrifyingly sharp, custom bladeâa relic plundered from a recent underground auction.
â Courtesy of me and Feitan, â Phinks said, proud of the valuable yet utterly inappropriate artifact for a five-year-old child. â So she can start practicing her grip. The balance on this blade is perfect.
Feitan, with half of his face covered by his high collar, let out a low, raspy chuckle.
â Girl needs to know how to cut... if she wants to be a true Spider.
Chrollo took the envelope with the tactical report and then the dangerous dagger. His mind processed the historical and lethal value of the object in seconds. But the moment he looked back inside the warm living room, where you held the softly snoring little girl, all the coldness of the Ryodan's leader dissipated like smoke. His expression softened touchingly.
â Thank you for the report. And for the... effort with the gift, â Chrollo replied in his low, pristine tone, keeping the dagger firmly enclosed in his hand up high, far out of reach of any child. â But she will stick to practicing with crayons for now.
Phinks let out a muffled laugh, shaking his head, while Feitan merely shrugged, turning his back to fade into the darkness of the forest.
â You guys are unbelievable, â you whispered from the living room, watching the scene from afar with a smirk.
Chrollo closed the security door and engaged the armored deadbolts. He walked over to a high, key-locked drawer at the very top of the bookshelf, storing the deadly dagger and the strategic report where his daughter would never find them. Stepping back toward you, Chrollo the father took the reins once more, leaving the danger of the outside world on the other side of the lock.
The little girl's bedroom was bathed in a cozy twilight, illuminated only by the soft glow of a star-shaped nightlight. With millimetrically silent steps, you approached the bed and laid your little spider down onto the soft sheets. You leaned down slowly, tucking the bear-patterned blankets around her small body, and pressed a tender kiss to her warm forehead. She let out a deep sigh, finally surrendered to a dreamless sleep. Chrollo watched everything from the doorway, arms crossed, his gaze overflowing with a sense of peace he had never found anywhere else in the world.
Later, as the silence of the deep night settled in, the two of you finally retreated to the bedroom you shared. Wrapped beneath the heavy sheets with the lights completely outâleaving only the sound of the rain outside as your soundtrackâyou began your nightly ritual: talking in low whispers, sharing your deepest thoughts before drifting off to sleep.
Chrollo lay on his side, his face propped up by one hand, watching your features in the darkness. After a few seconds of comfortable silence, his voice came as a philosophical murmur, so distinctly his style.
â You know, Y/N... The Phantom Troupe spends a lifetime crossing continents to steal everything the elite considers valuable. We empty vaults, seize priceless relics, and bring entire mafias to their knees. But the truth is, my most precious treasure isn't locked away in any bank in the world.
You couldn't stop a teasing smile from spreading across your lips. Letting out a soft, muffled chuckle in the dark, you gently poked his chest.
â Chrollo... That is so clichĂŠ! Who would have thought the ruthless leader of the Ryodan was capable of such a cheesy romantic line?
Chrollo let out a low, husky, and infectious laugh, the sound vibrating against his chest. He didn't deny it. Instead, he moved even closer, his long hand sliding up the back of your neck, his fingers tangling in your hair as he locked those deep, dark eyes onto yours. He closed the remaining distance and kissed youâa deep, slow, and overwhelming kiss that blended the calm of your home with the fiery passion that had always bound you together.
When his lips finally parted from yours, he kept his face buried against your neck, his warm breath sending shivers down your skin. His voice shifted, losing its playful edge and taking on a possessive, cold, and deadly seriousness.
â It might be a clichĂŠ... but it is my absolute reality. The world outside can burn to the ground if it ever tries to come near either of you. I would destroy every nation, hunt down every man, and reduce this planet to ashes before I ever let anyone touch my family.
His words floated in the air, heavy with the weight of an irrevocable vow. You wrapped your arms tighter around him, pulling him close and welcoming the weight of his body against yours. The contrast was utterly perfect: the most dangerous and feared man in the world, the leader of the Spider, completely disarmed, vulnerable, and finding his one true peace in your arms.