Oh yes, meet the captain's parents and Nolan's girl firend- Be afraid, be very afraid.
And right, Puppy Killing Maniac. One day those will end up on their wanted posters.
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Ha sooo there's:
The Crimson Monarch
Bow Black/Maiden of Misery
Fallen Scholar
Melancholy Queen with the Reaper's Eye.
I feel like these will end up being important haha. Luro will manage to make these names known without the crew even knowing.
The Crimson Monarch
Bow Black/Maiden of Misery
Fallen Scholar
Melancholy Queen with the Reaper's Eye.
I feel like these will end up being important haha. Luro will manage to make these names known without the crew even knowing.
Hironori wasn't sure at this point of where they were, but before he could pause completely, Akito grabbed his arm. "Hm?" Though he was wondering more so why his light was cut off. The prince was silenced and he gave a childish pout. He obeyed without hesitation however, and looked towards Akito as he slipped a hand around his waist. A sly comment was at the tip of his tongue, but he decided to not break the man's concentration. As they slowly walked through the thick trees, he looked around spotting only obvious things like the trees and large objects. He was guided through the forest, with obvious realization that he was going the wrong way.
'How sweet, he doesn't want to tell me I was going the wrong way. . . He could've just told me, but oh well. And this is the closest he's been to anyone now that I think about it.' Hiro let's himself be guided this way and that until finally in the distance, light could be seen. The prince only gave a content sigh before quickening his pace. "Very nice. And good timing too." He noticed the servant who had stayed behind approaching the two. Just for humor's sake, and because it was kind of necessary, Hironori turned and gave Akito a warm embrace. "I would've been lost in there forever if it weren't for you!" The prince hid his smirk and gave Akito a small peck on the cheek. "Thank you very much." He let go and looked at the servant who stopped a few paces in front of them.
"Your highness! Are you- are you two alright!?" She gave a worried glance between the two and waited.
"I am never better! Of course, that's thanks to Akito. Can you tell my father we're headed to him now?"
"With haste sir!" She quickly bowed before scurrying off to relay the message. When she made it to the dining area, the servant girl quickly bowed. "A message from Prince Hironori." The Emperor raised an eyebrow and gestured for her to speak. "He says that he and his betrothed are on their way. There seemed to have been a mishap and Akito guided the Prince out of the forest to safety." She figured the Emperor would want a good explanation as to why his son and betrothed were late.
Before the Emperor could think of something to say, the Empress clasped her hands together and grinned. "How wonderful! He's already keeping our prince out of harm's way. They must be getting along quite well, right?" The servant looked at the Empress with wide eyes. She didn't know the answer, so she relied on what she saw.
"W- Well, I did see Prince Hironori hug then kiss his betrothed on the cheek, but that was it before I was sent to relay this message." The Empress only beamed in delight and then dismissed the servant back to her duties.
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"Come now, we should really get going." Hiro smiled and took Akito's hand. This was his element. He definitely knew the palace like the back of his hand, and so he hurried the two through the large building, stopping at the door just to compose his attire. He dusted off a stray leave off of Akito's back before gesturing towards the door, where a servant stood, waiting to open them. "Well, shall we?" Hironori smiled, knowing what his little 'antics' would have caused. If anything, it should've at least deterred their thoughts from Akito running away in a panic.
'How sweet, he doesn't want to tell me I was going the wrong way. . . He could've just told me, but oh well. And this is the closest he's been to anyone now that I think about it.' Hiro let's himself be guided this way and that until finally in the distance, light could be seen. The prince only gave a content sigh before quickening his pace. "Very nice. And good timing too." He noticed the servant who had stayed behind approaching the two. Just for humor's sake, and because it was kind of necessary, Hironori turned and gave Akito a warm embrace. "I would've been lost in there forever if it weren't for you!" The prince hid his smirk and gave Akito a small peck on the cheek. "Thank you very much." He let go and looked at the servant who stopped a few paces in front of them.
"Your highness! Are you- are you two alright!?" She gave a worried glance between the two and waited.
"I am never better! Of course, that's thanks to Akito. Can you tell my father we're headed to him now?"
"With haste sir!" She quickly bowed before scurrying off to relay the message. When she made it to the dining area, the servant girl quickly bowed. "A message from Prince Hironori." The Emperor raised an eyebrow and gestured for her to speak. "He says that he and his betrothed are on their way. There seemed to have been a mishap and Akito guided the Prince out of the forest to safety." She figured the Emperor would want a good explanation as to why his son and betrothed were late.
Before the Emperor could think of something to say, the Empress clasped her hands together and grinned. "How wonderful! He's already keeping our prince out of harm's way. They must be getting along quite well, right?" The servant looked at the Empress with wide eyes. She didn't know the answer, so she relied on what she saw.
"W- Well, I did see Prince Hironori hug then kiss his betrothed on the cheek, but that was it before I was sent to relay this message." The Empress only beamed in delight and then dismissed the servant back to her duties.
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"Come now, we should really get going." Hiro smiled and took Akito's hand. This was his element. He definitely knew the palace like the back of his hand, and so he hurried the two through the large building, stopping at the door just to compose his attire. He dusted off a stray leave off of Akito's back before gesturing towards the door, where a servant stood, waiting to open them. "Well, shall we?" Hironori smiled, knowing what his little 'antics' would have caused. If anything, it should've at least deterred their thoughts from Akito running away in a panic.
"You're one weird angel. . ." Dani eyed Aoba as he got all flustered. Aoba was still embarrassed about his little screw up, and then pouted when he was called weird. Fortunately, Homura decided to explain it for him. Aoba listened in interest. The fact that Homura did seem to run into things as a child made demons seems a little more. . .less scary in a sense. Of course he wasn't going to be rude and laugh about it, so he stayed quiet to listen attentively. Aoba did remember Kuro mention he was the youngest of fifteen if he was correct. That was definitely a lot of siblings. . .
Aoba still felt a little unnerved about meeting all of Kuro's siblings. There were a lot of them and a family reunion sounded dangerous. The faint growl was enough to get Aoba's attention and flinch away a little. But, he relaxed when Homura continued. "Issho sounds like a nice brother." Aoba mused quietly, and fiddled with his shirt. If even a demonic sibling could be helpful and loving, maybe what he learned about demons could have been wrong. . . "That's really interesting Homura." He was sincere as usual and smiled warmly.
The idea of only being able to see a few colors made him turn his head to look at the demon behind him. "Hm, it isn't the same being given descriptions of color. . .And knowing just those colors don't leave much to imagine. . ." He thought about something he could do. Maybe even explain things how he saw it from his own eyes. Aoba was sure things were at least slightly different from an angel's perspective. The fallen angel didn't realize that despite meeting the demon for the first time, he had already decided to do something nice for him. He didn't know what, but Aoba would figure it out.
An unexpected shiver ran down his spine and for the first time his wings actually moved. He tried to keep still as possible so he didn't startle Homura. But the odd sensation made his cheeks turn red and made him look in confusion. 'What on earth did he just do? It f- felt kind of. . .nice?' He tried not to freak out too much, and was surprisingly successful. His wings stretched out a little before slowly folding closed. Dani eyed Aoba and snickered from his hiding spot. The confusion was obvious in the angel, but it was even more funny watching him force himself to stay calm. It seemed like an interesting little thing to toy with- when Kuro wasn't around to beat him.
Aoba stepped forward to face the blind demon and gave a polite smile before rubbing his neck, even if he couldn't see it. "Um," Unsure of what to say he fell silent. Luckily though, a low 'moo' from one of the cows filled the silence, and got his attention. Hopefully the animals weren't too startled by all the demonic presence in the barn.
Aoba still felt a little unnerved about meeting all of Kuro's siblings. There were a lot of them and a family reunion sounded dangerous. The faint growl was enough to get Aoba's attention and flinch away a little. But, he relaxed when Homura continued. "Issho sounds like a nice brother." Aoba mused quietly, and fiddled with his shirt. If even a demonic sibling could be helpful and loving, maybe what he learned about demons could have been wrong. . . "That's really interesting Homura." He was sincere as usual and smiled warmly.
The idea of only being able to see a few colors made him turn his head to look at the demon behind him. "Hm, it isn't the same being given descriptions of color. . .And knowing just those colors don't leave much to imagine. . ." He thought about something he could do. Maybe even explain things how he saw it from his own eyes. Aoba was sure things were at least slightly different from an angel's perspective. The fallen angel didn't realize that despite meeting the demon for the first time, he had already decided to do something nice for him. He didn't know what, but Aoba would figure it out.
An unexpected shiver ran down his spine and for the first time his wings actually moved. He tried to keep still as possible so he didn't startle Homura. But the odd sensation made his cheeks turn red and made him look in confusion. 'What on earth did he just do? It f- felt kind of. . .nice?' He tried not to freak out too much, and was surprisingly successful. His wings stretched out a little before slowly folding closed. Dani eyed Aoba and snickered from his hiding spot. The confusion was obvious in the angel, but it was even more funny watching him force himself to stay calm. It seemed like an interesting little thing to toy with- when Kuro wasn't around to beat him.
Aoba stepped forward to face the blind demon and gave a polite smile before rubbing his neck, even if he couldn't see it. "Um," Unsure of what to say he fell silent. Luckily though, a low 'moo' from one of the cows filled the silence, and got his attention. Hopefully the animals weren't too startled by all the demonic presence in the barn.
It's alright! We can just find other youtube songs! No big deaaaal. Like Winter's instrumental. Made the post more dramatic, I liked.
Enasi continued humming, off in his own little world. "I think I lost my food along with my blood. I'm hungry." He let Seishu move him about if the need rose, and then looked at over at Rue. "I hope you're not too cold?" Rue stared at his guardian for a few moments. It was so odd seeing him like this. Sure he was normally happy and chipper, but this was still rather odd. 'I hope he really is okay. . .' Rue blinked and then shook his head realizing he had been only staring.
"Oh, I'm fine. It's not cold." He reassured with a smile. Enasi smiled back and then turned his head to see what caused Rue to become so startled. Seeing Tyar, he smiled and waved a little before listening. "Does that mean it's time to go?" When Seishu answered with a yes, and Kaila and Tyar got in place, Rue decided to at least help Enasi sit up a little. But that wasn't needed because Seishus scooped the Dream Guardian up. Rue was close by, occasionally looking over at his guardian for any signs of distress. He had stopped siphoning his own energy for Enasi in order to build it up for himself. If they were going back above ground, he wanted to be as prepared as possible, just in case someone decided to attack them. With enough energy, he could make an easy escape, or at least dizzy them with his energy. A small frown spread on his face as he thought of how bad Seishu must've felt with all that positive energy around- along with being injured. There was nothing he could do though so Rue sighed and continued to keep up.
When they reached the secret exit, Tyar returned to its shadowy form and slipped through a small hole that the boulder didn't cover. The pure energy took a thorough check to make sure there were no eyes or ears anywhere in the large radius it covered. When Tyar could be sure one hundred and ten percent that nothing bad was to happen, it returned, pushing the boulder out if the way and then gave a shadowy nod. "Everything's clear." Its voice was like a whisper as usual before it stood watch while the guardians moved to higher ground.
"Oh, I'm fine. It's not cold." He reassured with a smile. Enasi smiled back and then turned his head to see what caused Rue to become so startled. Seeing Tyar, he smiled and waved a little before listening. "Does that mean it's time to go?" When Seishu answered with a yes, and Kaila and Tyar got in place, Rue decided to at least help Enasi sit up a little. But that wasn't needed because Seishus scooped the Dream Guardian up. Rue was close by, occasionally looking over at his guardian for any signs of distress. He had stopped siphoning his own energy for Enasi in order to build it up for himself. If they were going back above ground, he wanted to be as prepared as possible, just in case someone decided to attack them. With enough energy, he could make an easy escape, or at least dizzy them with his energy. A small frown spread on his face as he thought of how bad Seishu must've felt with all that positive energy around- along with being injured. There was nothing he could do though so Rue sighed and continued to keep up.
When they reached the secret exit, Tyar returned to its shadowy form and slipped through a small hole that the boulder didn't cover. The pure energy took a thorough check to make sure there were no eyes or ears anywhere in the large radius it covered. When Tyar could be sure one hundred and ten percent that nothing bad was to happen, it returned, pushing the boulder out if the way and then gave a shadowy nod. "Everything's clear." Its voice was like a whisper as usual before it stood watch while the guardians moved to higher ground.
Necessary moosics.
Hiro hummed softly to fill the silence. The orb of light was steady in front of him as he continued to walk back the way he came. 'To run off like that, he must be panicking to near death. . .' Just as he was walking, suddenly hands were on him and Hiro had a mild panic attack. The orb of light vanished when he whipped around to see who had grabbed him. When the light sparked back to life he heaved a sigh to see Akito in front of him. "Geez. . ." He breathed, and then realized Akito was on his knee. Unsure why, Hiro let the male speak. Realizing it was an apology, the prince nodded, even if the other didn't see. What got his attention the most was the fact that Akito was able to see a rabbit hole from such a far distance. He turned around, moving the light farther down. "Well how about it. . . There really was a rabbit hole here. I could've twisted my ankle or something. You have really good eyesight, you know?"
Realizing the situation at hand, Hironori lifted up his sleeve and put it out for Akito to see. "It's fine. Nothing is broken. And the red mark is fading. It doesn't hurt anymore." He reassured and then nodded. "I forgive you, relax. It was an accident." He looked around the dark area. "You're pretty fast too. This place is pretty compact. Difficult to run around...Hm." Hiro seemed to go into his own little world for a moment. "Alright, let's get back. I haven't been gone for a full hour, but the servants are probably in a panic." This time, he hopped over the rabbit hole he nearly fell into.
"By the way," The prince looked over his shoulder, suspecting Akito had been following him. "The servant told my father you ran off because you panicked. He doesn't know about the little mistake." His attention turned ahead to watch where he was going. "No need for extra attention to things that can easily be resolved." The light in his hand split into two. One moved a little lower towards his legs in order to see the ground better. But after a few feet it vanished. Despite his minor talent, the magic did take up a lot of his energy. The light dimmed making it harder for him to see. The fact that he could barely see made him slow down as well. The last thing he wanted to do was run into anything.
"What an interesting day." He mused to himself as he went through the day that had past. Funny enough, it was just now at its half mark. This day was dragging along longer than he suspected it would. It hadn't been terrible and it was pretty eventful. Hironori could only imagine what the next day would bring when his father and mother tried teaching the warrior the ways of royals. The idea of Akito being so awkward made him chuckle lightly. The poor male was already awkward enough, and only thinking about his reaction to the Emperor and Empress in his face more than usual seemed like something that would kill him. He started to wonder if his dad acted the same way when he was learning about royalty. . . But he also figured his father wasn't as shy as Akito. The man was always so energetic, even for his age now.
Another thing had occurred to him as well. 'Hopefully it's just my imagination, and this walk doesn't seem like it is taking longer than before. . .'
Realizing the situation at hand, Hironori lifted up his sleeve and put it out for Akito to see. "It's fine. Nothing is broken. And the red mark is fading. It doesn't hurt anymore." He reassured and then nodded. "I forgive you, relax. It was an accident." He looked around the dark area. "You're pretty fast too. This place is pretty compact. Difficult to run around...Hm." Hiro seemed to go into his own little world for a moment. "Alright, let's get back. I haven't been gone for a full hour, but the servants are probably in a panic." This time, he hopped over the rabbit hole he nearly fell into.
"By the way," The prince looked over his shoulder, suspecting Akito had been following him. "The servant told my father you ran off because you panicked. He doesn't know about the little mistake." His attention turned ahead to watch where he was going. "No need for extra attention to things that can easily be resolved." The light in his hand split into two. One moved a little lower towards his legs in order to see the ground better. But after a few feet it vanished. Despite his minor talent, the magic did take up a lot of his energy. The light dimmed making it harder for him to see. The fact that he could barely see made him slow down as well. The last thing he wanted to do was run into anything.
"What an interesting day." He mused to himself as he went through the day that had past. Funny enough, it was just now at its half mark. This day was dragging along longer than he suspected it would. It hadn't been terrible and it was pretty eventful. Hironori could only imagine what the next day would bring when his father and mother tried teaching the warrior the ways of royals. The idea of Akito being so awkward made him chuckle lightly. The poor male was already awkward enough, and only thinking about his reaction to the Emperor and Empress in his face more than usual seemed like something that would kill him. He started to wonder if his dad acted the same way when he was learning about royalty. . . But he also figured his father wasn't as shy as Akito. The man was always so energetic, even for his age now.
Another thing had occurred to him as well. 'Hopefully it's just my imagination, and this walk doesn't seem like it is taking longer than before. . .'
Homura's hands wandered and Aoba quietly watched. Occasionally, his eyes would shut when he felt his fingers too close. He didn't want to get accidentally poked in the eye. The demon's hands were warm, just like Kuro's were. He suspected the same for Dani, but the last time he was really that close to him was when he 'helped' him fly. He wasn't used to all the touching, but at this point what would he be used to with the demons around. There were the demon animals, the fighting that was actually love, the fighting that was to kill, the- well, the list could go on really. In his tangent of thoughts he heard the compliment he was given. His cheeks warmed, but he didn't question him like he wanted to.
After Homura's hands trailed out of his hair, his own hand replaced it and fixed it. His gaze went back on Homura's clear eyes, staring as if was looking for something. That was interrupted as both of them turned their attention to Kuro. "Exam?" Aoba echoed, not quite registering the issue. His eyes widened for a moment as the two continued. "O-Oh no. No, no, no." Aoba quickly shook his head, only further blushing thanks to Dani.
"I'd rather you not try stripping me." He held his arm as if it were injured and looked up at Dani who was still laughing away. "Hmph." He made the sound quietly before looking at Homura again. Aoba watched as the demon hugged his youngest brother, once more keeping an eye on the fallen angel. He still pouted like a little kid, so of course Aoba started to feel just a little bad. He couldn't help it. "Um," He started and scuffed his shoes against the hay. Aoba wasn't going to change his mind about being stripped, but he decided to try a compromise. "You can. . . You can touch my wings instead? I'd just prefer, um, you not try and. . . Strip me."
Fortunately, the smile indicated that Homura was happy with this idea as well. He moved from his brother and happily took a step forward. He didn't go too far since he didn't know if anything was there in front of him, besides the fallen angel. Aoba met him the rest of the way and turned so his back was to him. Waiting for Homura, Aoba's face scrunched up as he thought. "Question." He finally said, though it was pretty soft.
"How- um, what exactly do you see?" Aoba blinked and then shook his head. "S- Sorry that sounded kind of rude. I meant, um, can you see- well, of course you can't but I mean-" He had an embarrassed flush and then put his hands over his face. In his normal squeaky manner, he apologized and shook his head. "Never mind. . ." He decided to just leave it alone so he didn't offend the demon any more. But that didn't make him any less curious about why he was called pretty. . .
After Homura's hands trailed out of his hair, his own hand replaced it and fixed it. His gaze went back on Homura's clear eyes, staring as if was looking for something. That was interrupted as both of them turned their attention to Kuro. "Exam?" Aoba echoed, not quite registering the issue. His eyes widened for a moment as the two continued. "O-Oh no. No, no, no." Aoba quickly shook his head, only further blushing thanks to Dani.
"I'd rather you not try stripping me." He held his arm as if it were injured and looked up at Dani who was still laughing away. "Hmph." He made the sound quietly before looking at Homura again. Aoba watched as the demon hugged his youngest brother, once more keeping an eye on the fallen angel. He still pouted like a little kid, so of course Aoba started to feel just a little bad. He couldn't help it. "Um," He started and scuffed his shoes against the hay. Aoba wasn't going to change his mind about being stripped, but he decided to try a compromise. "You can. . . You can touch my wings instead? I'd just prefer, um, you not try and. . . Strip me."
Fortunately, the smile indicated that Homura was happy with this idea as well. He moved from his brother and happily took a step forward. He didn't go too far since he didn't know if anything was there in front of him, besides the fallen angel. Aoba met him the rest of the way and turned so his back was to him. Waiting for Homura, Aoba's face scrunched up as he thought. "Question." He finally said, though it was pretty soft.
"How- um, what exactly do you see?" Aoba blinked and then shook his head. "S- Sorry that sounded kind of rude. I meant, um, can you see- well, of course you can't but I mean-" He had an embarrassed flush and then put his hands over his face. In his normal squeaky manner, he apologized and shook his head. "Never mind. . ." He decided to just leave it alone so he didn't offend the demon any more. But that didn't make him any less curious about why he was called pretty. . .
I think the mischievous trio should get a group name.
And green cloaks to look cool? Heck yeah Ace would get one.
Can't wait to see what's next on this crazy journey.
And green cloaks to look cool? Heck yeah Ace would get one.
Can't wait to see what's next on this crazy journey.
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