I pleaded and begged for help repeatedly, but all I received was silence. My child has a high fever due to tonsillitis, and the bitter cold and fluctuating temperature inside the tent are making his condition worse. I fear his condition will deteriorate further without treatment or assistance. Will anyone remember that I was pleading for help to save my child?
If you were in my place, would you be okay with people seeing you and walking past you? A single share or a small donation from you could make all the difference in getting treatment.
My child is a human being yearning for life. Don't let this post go unnoticed. Stop, share, donate, and do something now before it's too late.
Okay crazy idea in your ua but does she like meet Mirko and like being obsesses with her or something.
P.s. I want to be your friend I'm form Malaysia
Wait I am thinking of a potential dynamic between them that works, and honestly I have an idea!
They would initially be enemies upon encounter, Mirko being a pro-hero that Tōshō would see as another target to either kill or disable to prove to the public that Heroes are unreliable and should not be trusted. But as Tōshō escapes and Mirko is heavily injured, that is when something interesting happens.
Mirko is a strong woman, her body, her strength, her legs, her autonomy. And despite the injuries and set-backs, Mirko pushes through with agency and determination that Tōshō has only seen so few many times.
Seeing Mirko fight through shredded lungs and frostbite would trigger would trigger a deep fascination. Her authenticity would make Tōshō start to develop an endearment, one made if deep pity as Mirko stretches herself that thin for such a corrupt society. Tōshō is actually more dangerous when she likes someone more ironically.
"You’re so much like my father, Miss Usagiyama! You don’t know when to stop. That’s why I have to be the one to stop you. It’s because I care about you that I’m making sure you never have to walk again."
"I’d rather die in the dirt than let a psycho like you make herself feel good about her own insanity."
Due to Mirko's refusal to quit despite being crippled, Tōshō will view her as a tragic devotee to the Hero System and goes from trying to kill her to trying to 'save' her, which makes Mirko push back even harder as Tōshō actively tries taking her strength and autonomy away from her in twisted 'mercy'.
Tōshō would totally send Mirko some icecream in the hospital though, as an anonymous gift.
Honestly the yuri would be so toxic if you want to see it that way, Tōshō doesn't know how to "love" without it being a duty, a ritual, or a reconstruction project because her life so far up until she became villain was all about her family: So naturally she brings those dynamics wherever they go whether its through being a good big-sis to her younger peers and the local elementary school students, or... whatever this is.
tbf Tōshō isn't as crazy ab anyone who's not her family, but she does want to save people from an ideological standpoint and Mirko is the few Heroes she'd genuinely believe does not deserve to be one because she's too good to be in a sense
Honestly Fuyumi is too Tōshō for this to work, plus Tōshō cannot really imagine herself in a relationship with disfigured how her body is underneath her clothing, and Mirko is uh... Mirko.
So idk how they'd have a deep conversation that isn't mid battle. But their chemistry is the same as a gas leak that is going to explode the moment a spark appears. You can’t negotiate with a gas leak.
Tōshō will never stop "pitying" Mirko, and Mirko will never stop wanting to cave Tōshō’s skull in for that pity.
How would your tōshō interact with Canon dabi if they ever met?
Personally? I feel like it would NOT be an easy meeting if they were to ever interact but they would probably get along if they didn't know eachother's identities and motivations
Tōshō would be all nice, civil, and sweet to Dabi since she would have no real reason not to. And, Dabi would think she is crazy, a bit clingy, but also a bit entertaining to be around.
It would immediately go to chaotic shit though the moment they both learn their real identites and their goals. They would definetly both judge tf out of each others' philosophy, especially if Enji's the topic.
There are many possibilities depending on the setting and situation. But the villainous siblings are a rather amusing concept for me to think about.
Villain!Fuyumi AU — Fuyumi Todoroki was killed by her brother that fateful night on Sekoto Peak; and Tōshō was born.
Most villains become villains out of hatred, injustice, greed, or to indulge in their nature. But, one must dare say that Tosho became a villain out of love; twisted and abhorrent, but love all the same.
Doodles + Lore ⬇️⬇️
She has always been the meeker one of her siblings, too scared and too desperate to speak up for the sake of peace within this house. But she was Enji's daughter, a man who's Hero's name was Endeavour.
In truth she was a lot more like him than many would realize. Their perfectionist need to overwork themselves, their need to fix things, and their need to see their kin thrive.
So, when she realized her father's and the Hero Society's failures, after having spent 4 years in a paralyzed state within the facility, breaking out, and coming back home and realized nothing changed,
She decided to tear the entire everything down in order to wean society from relying on Heroes, using her father and his agency as examples.
I’m just going to say this directly, since I don’t know if there will ever be a fanfic about this.
Fuyumi believes that by physically and mentally breaking Enji, she can force him to confront his sins and ultimately redeem himself. She does this by targeting his sidekicks, members of his agency, and especially Shoto Todoroki.
Tōshō tends to be “merciful” toward U.A.’s students, but she will still maim or cripple them to force them into quitting. However, she is quite sadistic toward the Pro Heroes, often killing/crippling them in humiliating open ways.
She wants society to doubt the competency and reliability of heroes, which is why she embraced the identity as a villain, to spread doubt and brew distrust with every loss and exposure of past sins.
She has a strange savior complex. I don’t think she has ever truly forgiven Enji or even Touya, but she cannot fully hate them either, because they are her family. So instead, she leans entirely into her love for them and punishes them in the name of that love.
Ironically, even as a villain, Tōshō cannot escape being a daughter, a caretaker, and a sister. She is still bound by filial piety and by Fuyumi’s desire for a repaired family, trying to reconcile the family she once believed they could be.
(Note I did not mean for this to be so long or to get a little smutty but it hapened)
Suirei looked at the scheming woman in front of her. She hardly looked like a threat, such less like she was capable of nearly successfully killing Suirei's Uncle Yue. Or Jinshi as he was going by.
Of course, right now that was all in the past because the La Clan was too smart for their own good.
A clever but obvious scapegoat with the former head of the clan meant that even Sir Lakan didn't face much more than a slap on the wrist.
And this one; Maomao, the La Princess. When Suirei first met her she was acting as a court lady.
Now she was the consort of the very man she tried to kill. All because she had his child; a boy called Mingyue.
Suirei had no idea how she managed to get Yue to forgive her. An act of an unbalanced mind due to pregnancy and manipulated by her grandfather is what people said to be the cause.
“Princess Suirei,” Maomao said. “I'm happy you accepted my invitation.”
“What do you want?” Suirei asked.
“You.”
“Exuse me?”
“You're the one who solved the issue of the white face powder, yes?”
“Yes.”
“You know my mother grew up in the Pleasure District and my dear Grand Uncle often treated the women in the district for many ailments. The white face powder is not something I'm unfamiliar with,” Maomao said, pulling out a makeup container.
Suirei frowned, “That stuff is banned now.”
“I'm aware. This is supposed to be a non-poisonous version. Though it's not, it's just the old crap sold with a lie.”
“So report it.”
“I did. Princess Suirei, I need women like you who aren't stupid enough to blindly give me poison for makeup.” Maomao frowned and dropped the makeup. Some of the white powder spilled out when it hit the floor.
“I heard you enjoy poison,” Suirei pointed out.
“I do. But there's a difference between the poisons I can experiment with and those I can't. I have no use or need for some poisons such as the powders. But you do, don't you?” Maomao asked with a smirk.
“Excuse me!?” Suirei was taken aback. Why would she need poisonous face powder?
“I'm not stupid. The way you act; the easy obedience, the flinching, the way you shut down, and I've seen the marks and bruises. It's Shenmei, correct?”
Suirei looked down at her lap, “I don't know what you're talking about.”
“Your sister is a lifeless doll and you're a cowardly dog. Maybe it's time you had some revenge. Just a little here and there. Just enough to make that bitch ill,” Maomao said, standing up and picking up the makeup container.
“Why?” Suirei asked as Maomao stepped closer to her.
“Because this is a game of Go and I intend to win.” She handed Suirei the makeup container.
Suirei stared at it. “And if I get caught?”
“There are few who are of royal blood these days. At worst, you'll get a slap on the wrist.”
Suirei looked up at Maomao; this woman was cunning and manipulative. Yet she was showing Suirei kindness. “What do you want from me?”
“As I said; I want you. Your skills are impressive and I need more allies,” Maomao said, patting Suirei's shoulder.
A few months later, Suirei found herself in a similar position with Maomao.
Suirei huffed, “They are holding a funeral for Shenmei just outside those doors. This is not the place for discussing such things.”
Maomao moved, probably to her tiptoes toes so that her face was closer to Suirei's, “Such things? You mean like how you caused this funeral? All I wish for is a thank you.”
She was too close, nearly pressed to Suirei's body.
Suirei sighed. “Thank you. Now are we done?” She could feel herself blushing from the invasion of her personal space. She was glad for the dim lighting.
“Do you dislike my company so much?” Maomao teased.
“No. However, I must return. People will notice. Loulan will notice,” Suirei said. Her sister would notice. Her sister would understand Suirei's absence though.
“I'll let you leave soon. You really need to relax, I can tell the guilt is eating you up. After all,” Maomao moved to whisper in Suirei's ear. “You are the one who killed Shenmei.”
Suirei stepped backwards, a bit thrown off by the bluntness in Maomao's words. This, however, was the wrong course of action to take when a person is practically leaning against you.
Maomao fell and Suirei couldn't react fast enough to steady her stance. Suirei hit the floor with a thud with Maomao on top of her.
Maomao who was so close and Suirei had to thank for the best gift.
Later, when Loulan would ask, Suirei would claim that Maomao kissed her.
But that was not the truth.
It was a light peak, after all Suirei had never kissed anymore before. But Maomao had. Maomao took the lead, kissing Suirei like a professional at the act.
Eventually, Maomao got off of Suirei, “Well, that was a proper thank you.”
When Suirei got another invitation to Maomao's house, she wasted no time. And maybe she wore some of her nicer clothes. And used some of Loulan's perfume.
She arrived and was escorted to a nursery by Suiren. The older woman gave her an oddly knowing look that made Suirei feel a bit embarrassed. She hoped that the older woman did not know what was going on.
Maomao was feeding her son, a strong reminder of why Suirei was making a mistake in coming here. Maomao was married.
“He looks healthy,” Suirei said. She was not very experienced with children but she did not dislike them. And she had a soft spot for the children in either of her families. Seeing Mingyue healthy made her happy, especially after she could not save Lady Lihua's first son.
“He's in good hands. Suiren is the best.”
“She is,” Suirei smiled. She had known Suiren her whole life. “How did you get her to be so welcoming to you?”
“It took some work. Besides, she did threaten me and told me about fighting off an assassin to protect the Emperor when he was young.”
Suirei nodded. “It's her favorite story to share.”
“It also helps that I had no intention to truly kill Yue.” Maomao added, gently moving her small child to his bed.
“You sure about that?” Suirei asked, after all that pillar crash had hurt like hell.
“Lahan made sure the numbers were just right. He would have been maimed and disabled but not killed,” Maomao said, fixing the top of her robes.
“That's pretty twisted still,” Suirei pointed out. If she was lucky, Maomao wouldn't take offense. This was not a woman she wanted to upset or offend. Not when she helped Suirei poison Shenmei.
Maomao merely shrugged.
There was a moment of silence and then Suirei spoke, “Why did you send for me?”
“Come with me,” Maomao walked past her.
Suirei followed as Maomao led her to the bedroom. She tried to ignore the possible suggestive thoughts. And the one that screamed danger. She must not forget who she was dealing with.
“Would you like a drink?” Maomao asked, gesturing to a tray with a wine bottle and two cups.
“Is it poison?"
“All alcohol is poison. You just have to drink a lot,” Maomao said.
“Yes, thank you.”
There was silence as Maomao poured their drinks.
“Do you like women?” Maomao asked.
Suirei blushed and took a long sip of her wine, “I do.”
“Is that why you've avoided marriage?”
“Yes. Luckily, my situation made me less than ideal for a political marriage.”
“I see.”
“Do you like women?” It was Suirei's turn to ask. She set her glass aside.
“Yes and men as well.”
“You certainly have a type. Do you intend to use me as a pawn?”
“I intend to use you as a rook or a knight. Maybe even an advisor,” Maomao set down her empty glass and placed a hand on Suirei's thigh.
“And what does your husband think about that?”
“Well, I think a servant named Suishi would have a better idea on what my husband thinks. You're friends with her, right? Funny how she looks so similar to Loulan.”
Suirei pursed her lips. “Yeah. Funny. Wait. Wait. Her and Yue?”
Loulan and Yue had known each other their whole lives thanks to Suirei's existence. She never picked up on anything between them but things changed.
“Cute, right? He doesn't wish to be with another woman besides his wife but I can see that he likes her. She'd make a good consort.”
Suirei made a face and Maomao laughed. “Protective much? You know Jinshi very well and that he'd never harm her.”
“I am not worried about him. You don't seem like the type to be fine with competition,” Suirei pointed out.
“I'm not but I find it easier to give a dog a bone. Not to mention, Loulan is a smart individual who obviously has skills when it comes to disguises. She'd make a fine member of the Mi Clan if a member needs a successor,” Maomao explained. “And who am I to judge when I have you in my room.”
“You have me in your room?”
“Princess, I invited you here because I want you and with the way you dress up; I assume you came for the same reason.”
Suirei looked away and nodded, “I suppose I did.”
Maomao reached over and grabbed Suirei's chin, making her look at the shorter woman.
Maomao pulled her into a kiss, her hands grabbing Suirei's robes.
They fell onto the bed together with Maomao on top of Suirei. The kisses deepen; Maomao sliding her tongue into Suirei's mouth and her hands pulling up Suirei's skirt.
Suirei gasped when Maomao's hand touched her inner thigh. Her hand was right next to her vagina.
Maomao broke the kiss and looked at Suirei. “May I touch you there?”
“Where?” Suirei asked.
“Your pussy.”
Such a crass thing to say!
“Yes.” Suirei said. Maomao didn't hesitate, Suirei shivered as two of Maomao's fingers ran along her folds.
“Already wet.” Maomao said with a chuckle as she pulled her hand back. Suirei huffed and was about to complain when Maomao licked her own fingers.
Licked Suirei's… ejaculation fluid… her arousal.. off.. her fingers… she was tasting it.
Suirei was speechless.
Maomao smirked and put her fingers back, continuing to slide them up and down.
Suirei moaned and started to awkwardly grind occasionally. She needed more.
“Maomao!” She gasped out. “More.. please..” she begged.
Maomao's fingers sank into her; it stung a bit but Suirei could handle pain.
Despite the pain, it felt great. Suirei never felt this great before.
Maomao seemed oddly knowledgeable on where to touch and how to make Suirei whimper and moan.
How many has she touched like this?
How many have experienced her fingerfucking them?
She knew she wasn't the only person Maomao had been with, after all she was married to Yue with a child.
Suirei tensed up as she reached her climax, Maomao removed her fingers.
“My, my… Are you satisfied?” Maomao purred. She moved to wrap her arms around Suirei's waist, kissing her back.
“I…” Suirei nodded, feeling a little overwhelmed. “Yes.”
“Good.”
“...are you wanting me to..?”
“No, I am fine,” Maomao snuggled close to her. To have such a dangerous woman behaving so sweetly was odd and yet it made Suirei's heart skip a beat.
“Are you sure?” Suirei questioned. It seemed wrong to not reciprocate.
“Yes. I am not in the mood to get off.”
“Oh.”
“Are you wanting to touch me?”
“I wouldn't know how to,” Suirei admitted.
“I'm aware. Again I am fine without,” Maomao said.
“Okay,” Suirei said.
“You may stay here tonight,” Maomao gently rubbed Suirei's side.
“Thank you.”
Suirei was surprisingly okay with that. In fact, she wouldn't mind if it became a regular thing.
(Note I did not mean for this to be so long or to get a little smutty but it hapened)
Suirei looked at the scheming woman in front of her. She hardly looked like a threat, such less like she was capable of nearly successfully killing Suirei's Uncle Yue. Or Jinshi as he was going by.
Of course, right now that was all in the past because the La Clan was too smart for their own good.
A clever but obvious scapegoat with the former head of the clan meant that even Sir Lakan didn't face much more than a slap on the wrist.
And this one; Maomao, the La Princess. When Suirei first met her she was acting as a court lady.
Now she was the consort of the very man she tried to kill. All because she had his child; a boy called Mingyue.
Suirei had no idea how she managed to get Yue to forgive her. An act of an unbalanced mind due to pregnancy and manipulated by her grandfather is what people said to be the cause.
“Princess Suirei,” Maomao said. “I'm happy you accepted my invitation.”
“What do you want?” Suirei asked.
“You.”
“Exuse me?”
“You're the one who solved the issue of the white face powder, yes?”
“Yes.”
“You know my mother grew up in the Pleasure District and my dear Grand Uncle often treated the women in the district for many ailments. The white face powder is not something I'm unfamiliar with,” Maomao said, pulling out a makeup container.
Suirei frowned, “That stuff is banned now.”
“I'm aware. This is supposed to be a non-poisonous version. Though it's not, it's just the old crap sold with a lie.”
“So report it.”
“I did. Princess Suirei, I need women like you who aren't stupid enough to blindly give me poison for makeup.” Maomao frowned and dropped the makeup. Some of the white powder spilled out when it hit the floor.
“I heard you enjoy poison,” Suirei pointed out.
“I do. But there's a difference between the poisons I can experiment with and those I can't. I have no use or need for some poisons such as the powders. But you do, don't you?” Maomao asked with a smirk.
“Excuse me!?” Suirei was taken aback. Why would she need poisonous face powder?
“I'm not stupid. The way you act; the easy obedience, the flinching, the way you shut down, and I've seen the marks and bruises. It's Shenmei, correct?”
Suirei looked down at her lap, “I don't know what you're talking about.”
“Your sister is a lifeless doll and you're a cowardly dog. Maybe it's time you had some revenge. Just a little here and there. Just enough to make that bitch ill,” Maomao said, standing up and picking up the makeup container.
“Why?” Suirei asked as Maomao stepped closer to her.
“Because this is a game of Go and I intend to win.” She handed Suirei the makeup container.
Suirei stared at it. “And if I get caught?”
“There are few who are of royal blood these days. At worst, you'll get a slap on the wrist.”
Suirei looked up at Maomao; this woman was cunning and manipulative. Yet she was showing Suirei kindness. “What do you want from me?”
“As I said; I want you. Your skills are impressive and I need more allies,” Maomao said, patting Suirei's shoulder.
A few months later, Suirei found herself in a similar position with Maomao.
Suirei huffed, “They are holding a funeral for Shenmei just outside those doors. This is not the place for discussing such things.”
Maomao moved, probably to her tiptoes toes so that her face was closer to Suirei's, “Such things? You mean like how you caused this funeral? All I wish for is a thank you.”
She was too close, nearly pressed to Suirei's body.
Suirei sighed. “Thank you. Now are we done?” She could feel herself blushing from the invasion of her personal space. She was glad for the dim lighting.
“Do you dislike my company so much?” Maomao teased.
“No. However, I must return. People will notice. Loulan will notice,” Suirei said. Her sister would notice. Her sister would understand Suirei's absence though.
“I'll let you leave soon. You really need to relax, I can tell the guilt is eating you up. After all,” Maomao moved to whisper in Suirei's ear. “You are the one who killed Shenmei.”
Suirei stepped backwards, a bit thrown off by the bluntness in Maomao's words. This, however, was the wrong course of action to take when a person is practically leaning against you.
Maomao fell and Suirei couldn't react fast enough to steady her stance. Suirei hit the floor with a thud with Maomao on top of her.
Maomao who was so close and Suirei had to thank for the best gift.
Later, when Loulan would ask, Suirei would claim that Maomao kissed her.
But that was not the truth.
It was a light peak, after all Suirei had never kissed anymore before. But Maomao had. Maomao took the lead, kissing Suirei like a professional at the act.
Eventually, Maomao got off of Suirei, “Well, that was a proper thank you.”
When Suirei got another invitation to Maomao's house, she wasted no time. And maybe she wore some of her nicer clothes. And used some of Loulan's perfume.
She arrived and was escorted to a nursery by Suiren. The older woman gave her an oddly knowing look that made Suirei feel a bit embarrassed. She hoped that the older woman did not know what was going on.
Maomao was feeding her son, a strong reminder of why Suirei was making a mistake in coming here. Maomao was married.
“He looks healthy,” Suirei said. She was not very experienced with children but she did not dislike them. And she had a soft spot for the children in either of her families. Seeing Mingyue healthy made her happy, especially after she could not save Lady Lihua's first son.
“He's in good hands. Suiren is the best.”
“She is,” Suirei smiled. She had known Suiren her whole life. “How did you get her to be so welcoming to you?”
“It took some work. Besides, she did threaten me and told me about fighting off an assassin to protect the Emperor when he was young.”
Suirei nodded. “It's her favorite story to share.”
“It also helps that I had no intention to truly kill Yue.” Maomao added, gently moving her small child to his bed.
“You sure about that?” Suirei asked, after all that pillar crash had hurt like hell.
“Lahan made sure the numbers were just right. He would have been maimed and disabled but not killed,” Maomao said, fixing the top of her robes.
“That's pretty twisted still,” Suirei pointed out. If she was lucky, Maomao wouldn't take offense. This was not a woman she wanted to upset or offend. Not when she helped Suirei poison Shenmei.
Maomao merely shrugged.
There was a moment of silence and then Suirei spoke, “Why did you send for me?”
“Come with me,” Maomao walked past her.
Suirei followed as Maomao led her to the bedroom. She tried to ignore the possible suggestive thoughts. And the one that screamed danger. She must not forget who she was dealing with.
“Would you like a drink?” Maomao asked, gesturing to a tray with a wine bottle and two cups.
“Is it poison?"
“All alcohol is poison. You just have to drink a lot,” Maomao said.
“Yes, thank you.”
There was silence as Maomao poured their drinks.
“Do you like women?” Maomao asked.
Suirei blushed and took a long sip of her wine, “I do.”
“Is that why you've avoided marriage?”
“Yes. Luckily, my situation made me less than ideal for a political marriage.”
“I see.”
“Do you like women?” It was Suirei's turn to ask. She set her glass aside.
“Yes and men as well.”
“You certainly have a type. Do you intend to use me as a pawn?”
“I intend to use you as a rook or a knight. Maybe even an advisor,” Maomao set down her empty glass and placed a hand on Suirei's thigh.
“And what does your husband think about that?”
“Well, I think a servant named Suishi would have a better idea on what my husband thinks. You're friends with her, right? Funny how she looks so similar to Loulan.”
Suirei pursed her lips. “Yeah. Funny. Wait. Wait. Her and Yue?”
Loulan and Yue had known each other their whole lives thanks to Suirei's existence. She never picked up on anything between them but things changed.
“Cute, right? He doesn't wish to be with another woman besides his wife but I can see that he likes her. She'd make a good consort.”
Suirei made a face and Maomao laughed. “Protective much? You know Jinshi very well and that he'd never harm her.”
“I am not worried about him. You don't seem like the type to be fine with competition,” Suirei pointed out.
“I'm not but I find it easier to give a dog a bone. Not to mention, Loulan is a smart individual who obviously has skills when it comes to disguises. She'd make a fine member of the Mi Clan if a member needs a successor,” Maomao explained. “And who am I to judge when I have you in my room.”
“You have me in your room?”
“Princess, I invited you here because I want you and with the way you dress up; I assume you came for the same reason.”
Suirei looked away and nodded, “I suppose I did.”
Maomao reached over and grabbed Suirei's chin, making her look at the shorter woman.
Maomao pulled her into a kiss, her hands grabbing Suirei's robes.
They fell onto the bed together with Maomao on top of Suirei. The kisses deepen; Maomao sliding her tongue into Suirei's mouth and her hands pulling up Suirei's skirt.
Suirei gasped when Maomao's hand touched her inner thigh. Her hand was right next to her vagina.
Maomao broke the kiss and looked at Suirei. “May I touch you there?”
“Where?” Suirei asked.
“Your pussy.”
Such a crass thing to say!
“Yes.” Suirei said. Maomao didn't hesitate, Suirei shivered as two of Maomao's fingers ran along her folds.
“Already wet.” Maomao said with a chuckle as she pulled her hand back. Suirei huffed and was about to complain when Maomao licked her own fingers.
Licked Suirei's… ejaculation fluid… her arousal.. off.. her fingers… she was tasting it.
Suirei was speechless.
Maomao smirked and put her fingers back, continuing to slide them up and down.
Suirei moaned and started to awkwardly grind occasionally. She needed more.
“Maomao!” She gasped out. “More.. please..” she begged.
Maomao's fingers sank into her; it stung a bit but Suirei could handle pain.
Despite the pain, it felt great. Suirei never felt this great before.
Maomao seemed oddly knowledgeable on where to touch and how to make Suirei whimper and moan.
How many has she touched like this?
How many have experienced her fingerfucking them?
She knew she wasn't the only person Maomao had been with, after all she was married to Yue with a child.
Suirei tensed up as she reached her climax, Maomao removed her fingers.
“My, my… Are you satisfied?” Maomao purred. She moved to wrap her arms around Suirei's waist, kissing her back.
“I…” Suirei nodded, feeling a little overwhelmed. “Yes.”
“Good.”
“...are you wanting me to..?”
“No, I am fine,” Maomao snuggled close to her. To have such a dangerous woman behaving so sweetly was odd and yet it made Suirei's heart skip a beat.
“Are you sure?” Suirei questioned. It seemed wrong to not reciprocate.
“Yes. I am not in the mood to get off.”
“Oh.”
“Are you wanting to touch me?”
“I wouldn't know how to,” Suirei admitted.
“I'm aware. Again I am fine without,” Maomao said.
“Okay,” Suirei said.
“You may stay here tonight,” Maomao gently rubbed Suirei's side.
“Thank you.”
Suirei was surprisingly okay with that. In fact, she wouldn't mind if it became a regular thing.
I did not read this haha, Sorry Anon but it took me a while to figure this out. I do think that they are different, considering the trauma of losing their sister and leaving TOUYA to raise them would result in the same yet completely different people
I do think that they are kinda grittier and less forgiving people. Especially towards Enji, because Touya is definitely still a hater, even if he stops fighting with him after a certain point
Shoto is similar enough to canon (Mostly because I do not have the greatest hold on his character so far). I do think he'd be a bit more closed off and cusses a bit more often
Natsuo is also generally similar, but I imagine he'd be a lot more avoidant of the whole family situation. He's the kinda sibling that you see once in a full blue moon once he goes to university.
There was a period where He and Shoto were kinda the only ones at the house after the Sekoto Incident because Touya was still in the hospital and Fuyumi was 'dead', so some trauma and heavy realization was coming from that. He is also a bit more closed off and resentful but overall he's pretty damn similar
Natsuo still visits and comes to support in Shoto's school events because 'It's what Fuyumi would've wanted' (Which all of them use)
I want to discuss how laios always struggled to accept changes regarding his sister and how it stunted their relationship. In the adventurer's Bible extra exploring their past, we see him being very disturbed by their mother's attempts at "fixing" falin. Which includes cutting her hair short.
But falin didn't seem to mind it nearly as much as laios did. And I think it is significant that she never grew her hair long again. This was her first step in stepping away from laios's image of her as his innocent little sister. Keep in mind, this is what lead to this first major change.
Falin discovered extraordinary power this day. But for laios, that was the day when his young life took a turn for the worst. His sister started getting bullied for something that wasn't wrong and that was just part of who she was. And then, without any explanations given, their father decided to send her away. This moment marked the end of their innocent childhood and the beginning of growing up.
Falin handled the transition with more graces than laios did. True, she didn't fit in immediately in her new school but she did eventually made a friend in marcille and grew up to be a powerful mage. She had no ill will toward her parents. She kept contacts with them alongside laios. Falin made the best of her situation.
Meanwhile, laios had it rough. His plan to earn enough money so him and his sister could make a living together took a turn for the worst. We don't exactly know what he went through in the army but the glimpses we get suggest that he was bullied, beaten and humiliated among other things.
Which lead him to become a runaway doing odd jobs as a means of surviving. After that is it any wonder that he developed such strong resentment towards his parents? And that he was overcome with self-hatred, he who sweared to provide for his sister and became homeless instead because people rejected his very existence for whatever reason. He who left home before falin because he couldn't bear to see her suffer and let her to eat alone.
That's why when he saw her again and she insisted to join him, he couldn't possibly refuse her. He did enough harm to both of them by simply leaving. Now that they're reunited, they could fulfill their promise to travel the world together...
... Except that this falin he made this promise to, the falin he sweared to protect and provide for is one that left ten years ago. When laios picture falin, I think this is what he sees.
This is the falin he grew up with. The falin before she discovered her power. The falin with long hair.
And maybe, subconsciously he forced her into this role. The same way marcille is fixated on the cute little girl that she took under her wing, not the woman she became. But how long can this illusion last? We know it has already begin to show cracks.
And such is the metaphor behind falin's ressurection as a chimera, right? The falin marcille and laios loved is dead. What she has become is mysterious and frightening. By trying to get her back to what she once was, she has become a mimickery of who she truly is.
This lead to the resolution in chapter 67. Laios reached the acceptance stage of grief. He's now ready to accept not only falin's literal death but also the metaphorical death of the little girl who used to tug on his arm and needed his protection. He take upon himself to break the illusion.
"sorry I'm late". Laios took fifteen years to grieve the past. Fifteen years to make peace with the fact that the girl his sister once was, he wasn't able to protect her and his current one just need space to herself. But that's okay.
Falin decided to come back. She made the choice to keep the dragon as part of herself, as a testament to the sacrifice that changed her. Just like how she kept her hair short, she won't let what happened left her unchanged like what laios and marcille wanted.
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