The Betrayal

 It was a dark and stormy night in the bustling city of Manila, and 18-year-old Bien, also known as Dragonkid, was on a mission. He had been gifted with the power of the dragon, which he had incorporated into his Filipino martial arts, making him a formidable hero among his peers.

As he made his way through the empty streets, his dragon tattoo seemed to glow and pulse with energy, a reminder of the power that coursed through his veins. But little did he know, that power was about to put him in the hands of evil.

Suddenly, a group of armed men appeared out of the shadows, their guns trained on Bien. 'Betrayed,' one of the men said with a sneer. 'We were supposed to be partners in this mission.'

Bien's heart dropped as he recognized the voice of his former friend, Max, who had joined forces with the government in their efforts to take down the city's most notorious villain, Dr. Grey. But something had gone wrong, and Leo found himself facing the business end of a gun.

Without warning, Max and his men attacked Bien, knocking him to the ground and dragging him away. They took him to a secret laboratory, where Dr. Grey waited with a sinister grin on his face.

'You see, Dragonkid, your powers are no match for science,' Dr. Grey gloated. 'And I plan on using them to create an army of super soldiers.'

Bien's heart raced with fear and anger as Dr. Grey explained his plan. He had been injected with a serum that enhanced his dragon powers, but at a cost. Each day, a device drained his 'sperm essence,' as Dr. Grey called it, leaving him weak and vulnerable.

The next few weeks were a blur of pain and humiliation for Bien. Dr. Grey and his team of scientists experimented on him, pushing his body to its limits and taking every ounce of his power. But the worst part was the constant abuse and degradation he faced from the government officials who came to watch.

He was chained and collared at the feet of the mayor and scientist, forced to watch as they laughed and sneered at him, taunting him with promises of power and fame if he succumbed to their demands.

But deep down, Bien refused to give in. He knew that if he did, the city would be in grave danger. And so, he endured the torture, silently plotting his escape.

Finally, the day came when Dr. Grey's plan was put into action. Bien watched in horror as his fellow citizens, brainwashed by the government's propaganda, turned their backs on him and joined forces with Dr. Grey's army.

'We've won, Dragonkid,' Dr. Grey laughed triumphantly. 'Good always triumphs over evil, or so they say. But not this time.'

Bien's heart sank as he realized that he had failed his city. His sacrifice had been in vain, and he was left with nothing but pain and betrayal.

As the new world order was established, Bien was left in a tiny prison cell, his dragon powers drained and his body weak. He was a mere shadow of his former self, and he knew that there was no hope for him.

In his final moments, as he lay gasping for air, Bien couldn't help but wonder if good truly did always triumph over evil. But as he took his last breath, he knew that he had given his all to fight for what was right, and that was all that mattered. Despite the bad end, he had remained true to himself until the very end.

And as his soul drifted away, his tattoo of the dragon seemed to glow one last time, a symbol of the fighter he had been till the very end.