Sympathy for the Devil

Daredevil (TV)
M/M
G
Sympathy for the Devil
author
Summary
Foggy glared at the letters that were ruining his life. The black print contrasting against the pale skin on his wrist.The word that has haunted him for years. The word that fate told him he was supposed to love yet he hated so much.The Devil...
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Hi, so this is my first fic (that I’ve posted). Fic title and chapter names from the song Sympathy for the Devil - The Rolling Stones.Here is a description of how soulmates and soul marks work: Soul marks are an indication that you have a soul mate. They never used to be a dangerous thing, but then people noticed that people with soulmates put their soulmate before literally everything else. They’re dangerous because how much they care about the person. In the past, people have killed others because of their soul mark. In older Monarchs, they outlawed it saying that they weren’t welcome into the country. Some simply just killed those with soul marks so they don’t have to deal with it. Then time went on and and people started to get used to it and saw those with marks as bad. Soon people with soul marks had almost no where to go and got tired of it. There was a fight and people then feared those with soul marks even more. Then governments got more and more aggressive with soul marks. The people feared soul mates even more. Having a soul mark is also seen as weak because you almost literally have your heart on your body. It was also a tactic used to help ban those with soulmates. To make them seem like less of a threat. To make people less afraid. To make soul mates less human. Around the ‘90’s people kinda calmed down but due to the status quo and the past, it’s still an issue. The past had more prejudice than the present. But some politicians agreed that soul marks are evil or some politicians didn’t want to change the law because backlash or trouble removing it because of how ingrained it was into the law. There used to be manditory tests for soulmates but because a soul mark can appear at any time during a persons life and it wasted a lot of money, the government stopped doing them.Many religions are against soul marks. Christianity in particular dislikes soulmates because it wasn’t in the Bible, and there was the idea that it wasn’t God that gave people soul marks so however they got them mustn’t be good. They were playing with fate, and fate wasn’t theirs to play with.
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Moment Of Doubt And Pain

Okay so, Foggy hasn’t found the Devil yet. Though it wasn’t from lack of trying. It was just... Some things came up. Foggy had a job he still has to work at. Sleep is something humans need. As well as food. And he doesn’t want to end his friendship with Brett so they hung out. But there were about 3 good days in the past month that Foggy tried really hard to find the masked vigilante.

Things weren’t looking good for the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen who recently got the new name of Daredevil. But the change in name doesn’t mean that the Devil wasn’t still a nickname for the man in the mask. The Daredevil was accused of a bombing which wasn’t something Foggy liked. But the Daredevil could explain it to him when Foggy found out when they were soulmates.

If. Goddammit. If.

Foggy told himself over and over in his head that ‘Daredevil’ may not be his soul mate. Foggy also told himself that multiple times that the ‘Daredevil’ HAD to be his soul mate.

Well today he was determined. Determined to know the truth and calm his mind a little. Recently Daredevil was dealing with more petty crimes rather than crime lords like Fisk. It’ll be easier to get a hold of him now. The Devil was often seen getting started at roughly 9:00 PM, when he stopped really varies. Sometimes he stops at 12:00 , sometimes he stops at sunrise. Well anyway, Foggy had a plan. A stupid plan, but a plan nonetheless. It would possibly be dangerous but soulmates were supposed to be dangerous.

Tonight Foggy planned on trying to hide out on roof tops. That’s where the man in the mask seemed to like to be. If he goes to one he may be lucky and run into him.

But before he does that, he has to deal with the day. Foggy starts each day at the bakery beside the butcher shop. He sat at a high table eating his muffin and drinking his coffee when a man walks in.

Well not just any man. A specific good looking blind man. Foggy had a little (really big) crush on the man for the longest time. Even though it had to be pointless because the man wasn’t nicknamed the Devil. He overheard from conversations that his name was Matt. He was literally named after a saint. He rubbed his soul mark while he watched the blind man. Foggy hasn’t seen him for a while. He used to come in every once in a while but he stopped completely. Or maybe he didn’t and Foggy was too concerned about the Devil to notice. Matt was talking to this girl who he heard was named Karen. She was talking about something to Matt and Matt looked like he wasn’t fully paying attention.

Foggy wanted to be normal. He wanted to march right up to Matt and ask him out. He wanted to love someone who fate didn’t pick out for him. Right now he didn’t want the Devil or Daredevil. Right now he wanted Matt.

It was stupid to visualize a whole life with someone but Foggy does it. He can almost see him and Matt _____. God he didn’t even know Matt’s last name. He didn’t know what his job was. And most likely Matt didn’t even know he existed.

God he was so stupid.

Foggy really needed to get out of here.

Focus on the Devil first, then see where that leaves him.

Foggy’s day went by incredibly slowly. Until finally, he was off. At 7:30, Foggy quickly got home. He changed his clothes, and grabbed a pocket knife (just in case). He was almost out the door when Brett called.

“Hey Brett,” Foggy sighed. Brett was going to try to talk him out of this (again). Foggy just wasn’t in the mood.

“Hey Foggy.”

Brett sounded exhausted.

“Are you okay?” Foggy asked all frustration leaving him. Foggy will put Brett over the nameless Devil any day. While him and the Devil may be soulmates by fate, he and Brett were best friends. Nothing could come in between that.

“Yeah, I’m fine Foggy,” Brett said. “I just had a long day, and I really don’t want you out but I can’t stop you. I sound like a broken record.”

Foggy felt bad. He really did. He wanted to find answers but he couldn’t hurt his best friend.

“I won’t be out long Brett, I’ll just stay within the area of my apartment. The Daredevil won’t hurt me because he won’t have a reason to.”

“Yeah, well that better be true. If you get hurt, I will go for him.”

“Yeah,” Foggy nodded, smiling a bit. He knew full well that Brett would fight everyone for him, hell he’d probably try to fight the Avengers for him. It was nice.

“Just a question,” Foggy said. “Have you ever met the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen?”

Brett was silent for a second.

“Yeah.”

“What can you tell me about him?”

“He cares a lot about justice. That’s all I’m saying.”

With that Brett hung up. Foggy was ready to go.

He was willing to stay to his word and not travel to far in Hell’s Kitchen. The first place he will go is simply on the roof of his apartment. Just to see if he could see anything.

He climbed up the stairs quietly. Shivering from excitement, fear, and from the cold.

Foggy was ready for a couple of hours just standing on top of buildings hoping for even a glimpse of the Devil. Little did he know that finding the devil tonight would be easy. Foggy opened the door to the roof and stepped out. The cold wind being the first thing he noticed. The second thing he noticed was Daredevil.

Well that was easy.

The man in the mask didn’t notice him yet. Better to make himself know now before he scares him and god knows what the Daredevil would do. Foggy got his knife ready just in case. Not unsheathing it from his pocket just yet. He took a few shaky steps forward. Foggy tried to find his voice. Finally he spoke.

“Devil.”

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