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For two years, the Avengers have hunted a legendary vigilante known only by her name. Nobody knows her face, identity, or where she came from. Rumors claim her kill count is impossibly high—but the truth is even worse. They don’t know the vigilante they’re searching for is Y/N Barnes. Bucky’s daughter. While Bucky is away on a mission, Y/N arrives at the compound wearing his dog tags and casually makes herself at home. Steve and Natasha immediately interrogate the mysterious girl, completely unaware that she’s the very person they’ve spent two years hunting. Y/N is morally grey, fiercely independent, wise, compassionate, bold, and confident. She’s considered the greatest fighter in the world and is frighteningly intelligent—smarter than Tony Stark and Bruce Banner. She can outthink almost anyone in the room and has spent years mastering the art of disappearing without a trace. But there’s something else the Avengers don’t know. Y/N has bloodlust. When pushed too far in battle, her eyes turn pitch black and something inside her takes over. Her emotions disappear, her instincts become ruthless, and she becomes almost impossible to stop. There is no hesitation and no mercy until the threat is gone. Then the bloodlust fades. And the aftermath is devastating. Because Y/N feels everything more intensely than anyone else, the guilt crashes over her afterward. She can’t look at her hands, struggles to speak, and breaks beneath the weight of what she did. The legendary vigilante everyone fears becomes a shaken girl who hates what she can become. Bucky is the only person who knows every side of her. He trusts her more than anyone. She’s his anchor, his safe place, and the person he turns to when his nightmares become unbearable. Around Y/N, the Winter Soldier genuinely laughs. And as the Avengers slowly discover who she really is, the entire team becomes deeply attached to her—especially the men, who quickly develop obvious crushes and fierce protective feelings.