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Finished an old Geunyuno sketch. But the pens I use for them are dried out so everything looks off... 🥲 Need to exchange them as they are the only kind working for this sketch book.
Also.. when was the last time art kept me up 'til past midnight 🥹💗
Happy Valentine's Day from Lord Geun-tae and Lady Yun-ho!
AkaYona Week: Day One
Favorite Romantic Relationship:
Geun-tae & Yun-ho
Geun-tae and Yuno have a baby BOY YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
[In the early stages of their relationship]
Geun-Tae: We can make this work! We're Romeo and Juliet!
Yun-Ho: It didn't work for Romeo and Juliet. That play ends in a tragic double suicide.
Geun-Tae: That's how it ends? Why do people like it so much?
Flirting under fire and married to the job - Geunyuno
Ooooh, I really like this one. It’s really hard to imagine cause both ideas conflict with each other. Let’s see.I’d make this a dramatic one shot. Geuntae would be a special crimes detective and Yunho is a seemingly normal tea shop owner, but in reality she’s the daughter of one of the heads of the two gangs that Geuntae and his group are trying to crack down on. Yunho and Geuntae have been quietly dating for about two years, but the past six months, Geuntae’s been so immersed in work, he’s barely seen Yunho at all.
Geuntae would walk in to take down the gangs and find Yunho there. She’s been taken captive because she failed in an assassination attempt on the other gang’s leader. Geuntae asks why she’s there as there’s a dramatic fight and running around and him dragging her around to try and find the key to her handcuffs.
Yunho would yell at him, telling him if he hadn’t been so busy all the damn time then maybe he’d know. They would get into an argument over how Geuntae has been so distant and how he should just marry a detective or something and stay away from Yunho.
When he finally gets Yunho out of her cuffs, instead of listening to him telling her to get out, she pulls out a small dart gun from within her clothes to fight. She tells him she’s not fighting to help him, it’s her duty - which he would have known and he could have prevented had he been around.
Then as they continue to argue and fight during the shootout raid, their insults and angry comments slowly turn to flirting and they’re laughing and shooting people out. When they finally leave the building, Geuntae laments over the fact that he’ll probably have to arrest her before his superior reveals that Yunho was an inside undercover agent and had Geuntae stayed around her he would have figured that out.
I’d put in a couple of lighthearted shenanigans and then Geuntae would follow Yunho dutifully back to her tea shop so they can talk things through.
{Fanfiction Trope MASH-UP Asks}
The Beast of the Chi’shin Hills
@peachchanvidel asked for Geuntae/Yuno with prompt #16, “urban legend.” Though it’s from a list of “spooky prompts,” this didn’t turn out spooky at all. Hope you still like it!
Rumor came to Chi’shin Castle in the height of summer, of a fierce monster stalking the green hills above the town. No one could say they had seen it themselves, yet everyone had that friend of a friend, who’d heard tell of its thunderous roar, or its enormous height, or its dense shaggy fur, or sharp talons, or—no one could agree exactly what it was supposed to look like, of course.
The one fact that everyone accepted was that the monster protected the forest. Chi’shin had prospered lately—so much so that it was bursting at the seams, the neighboring farmlands no longer able to provide for all the city-dwellers. Geuntae himself had proposed clearing the forest, and that was when the monster first appeared.
After two weeks of delays as scouts sought out the truth behind the rumor, Geuntae grew impatient, and announced that he would slay the beast himself.
“Wait! You can’t!” Lady Yuno protested upon hearing his decision.
“—huh?” It seemed that Geuntae had not expected this—had expected, rather, for his wife to applaud his firm resolve.
“Isn’t…isn’t it too dangerous?”
“No one has even seen this creature,” Geuntae assured his wife. “But come now, Yuno, you know that I’m a match for any beast.”
“Yes—I mean, yes, of course you are!” Yuno backtracked. “It’s just—well—in that case, take me with you!”
“What?” It was possible this startled Geuntae even more than her demand not to go. “Didn’t you just say it was too dangerous?”
“But you’re right, it won’t be dangerous at all if you’re with me. Lord Geuntae,” she pleaded, “it’s been barely a month since you returned from fighting in Sei. Oh, how I wished I could have seen you in action then! But I’ll never follow you onto the battlefield, so this—”
Geuntae paused, considering. Perhaps he was remembering those first few nights after his return from Sei. “Well…when you say it like that…oh, fine, you can come along. But you can’t wear those frilly clothes! We’ll be in the wilderness, remember!” Lady Yuno only nodded happily.
Lady Yuno’s large and varied wardrobe was well known throughout Chi’shin, so it should not have been a surprise when the next morning found her in pracitical outdoor clothes. She promised to stay behind her lord as they entered the woods, but with the cool morning breeze, the sweet singing of birds, they found themselves walking hand in hand as often as not.
“Maybe there’s nothing to this story after all,” Geuntae grumbled as the day wore on.
“Why do you say that?”
“No tracks or trails, no disturbed brush…no sign of any large predators at all, let alone this rumored monster. Damn! I was hoping for some action.” He sighed. “Well, the workers can start, at least.”
“Not yet!” Yuno protested. Then, when Geuntae frowned at her, “I mean…shouldn’t we keep going?”
“Ah, Yuno, you’re right. Maybe we’ll see something yet!”
The forest grew more dense, more dark, the further up the mountain they climbed, but still there was no sign of the rumored monster. “Well, that’s odd,” said Geuntae, stopping in his tracks.
“Ah? What is?”
“There’s a ribbon tied to that bush. There’s ribbons tied to a whole lot of them.”
“Maybe…maybe someone’s using this forest, and we should leave it alone!”
“Someone’s using it for something, that’s for sure,” said Geuntae. “They’re different colors…some kind of weird cult? Did they summon a monster, or did they just tell stories? I wonder if I should get the army involved to investigate. No,” he kept on, murmuring to himself, “that went pretty badly the last time…”
“I—” Lady Yuno no longer held her husband’s hand. She was looking down, wringing her hands together, nearly trembling.
“Yuno. What’s wrong?”
“I did it!”
“…huh?”
She blushed a furious red. “I started the rumors about the monster! I didn’t want you to cut down the forest, you see, because there’s wild-grown tea out here, really ancient trees, and you can’t reproduce that on a plantation—that’s what the ribbons are for, to mark when they’ve been picked—and—”
Geuntae stared at her in stunned silence. Then a guffaw escaped his chest. “Yuno, Yuno,” he said, when he’d finally stopped laughing. “Why didn’t you just ask?”
“You’d have said it was just a hobby, and a smelly one at that!”
He sighed and shook his head. “You’ve got to stop thinking of it as a hobby when your tea is the reason Chi’shin is doing so well in the first place! You can have your dumb forest.”
“You won’t cut it down?”
“’Course not. They can find other farmland. By the way,” he added as they turned back to walk out of the forest together, “I’m impressed with how you got that rumor going so fast.”
“Oh, well, when you sell a product, you learn who to talk to, to spread word quickly…”
And thus ended the brief reign of the great beast of the Chi’shin hills, whose name lives on as a marker of the Earth Tribe’s highest quality of high-grown tea. Later stories would tell how the monster came forth to protect its crop until Lady Yuno could show the world its worth, but this is the truth of the matter.
Inktober day 22- Trail Ballroom AU once again. With a close up of the lovey-dovey couple bc they're a bit blurry in the first pic.
Yuno: Darling, we have to start thinking of names for the baby!
GeunTae: Pineapple.
Yuno: What?
GeunTae: We're naming her Pineapple.
Yuno: No. . .No. We're not naming our baby after a fruit!
Yuno: Hm, what about Sen-Cha?
GeunTae: That sounds nice, I gu-
GeunTae: Wait! That's a name of a tea!
Yuno: Exactly! It's a beautiful name!
GeunTae: Yuno, that's a crazy name! No!
Yuno: You're the one who wanted to name the baby 'Pineapple' earlier!!
JooDoh, coming in out of nowhere: What about you losers just name her, Kiya or Aiko?
GeunTae & Yuno: hoW'D YOU GET IN HERE?!
