Jan 22
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New glasses!!! Any milfs wanna top me now?
you’re old too so
Yeah yeah okay. You’re the one dating me
Not me being forced to think about how poor little Wind was forced to mature so fast and so young
*slaps Wind* This bad boy can fit so much trauma in him
AFTERTHOUGHT: @thesacredtwink
Eric William Morris: *Blinks*
Me:
Yukimi is good and pure and I love him.
And, ok, ‘pure’? Probably not the right word. He is a literal assassin who does his best just to follow orders.
BUT THROW YOITE INTO THE MIX and Yukimi starts to realise that his fondness for Yoite is something that Yoite actually doesn’t get anywhere else.
Especially here, when both Yukimi and Yoite’s foster father are handed the same news, and their reactions are the polar opposite of each other. Yukimi is shocked. I don’t think he’d known precisely how little time Yoite had left (because we sure as hell didn’t), and the news visibly shakes him and makes him more concerned for Yoite than he already was.
Yoite’s father only concludes that they’ll have to get the most out of him while he’s still functioning.
It’s just a calculation. But he’s also smiling as he says it - as if a limiter had been removed, and he can finally use Yoite as much as possible without holding back - and that’s so utterly unnerving that even Yukimi is taken aback.
And this is all on the heels of the previous plot arc, where Yukimi deliberately failed the mission in order to protect Yoite when he was in danger. He failed his shinobi duty because he already cared too much, but this is the part where he realises that he might be the only one in Yoite’s life willing to make that same choice. Or to even consider it. Or to even want Yoite to survive at all.
And I’m gonna cheat here and jump ahead a little to make another comparison.
In the previous plot arc, Oda compared Yukimi to Tobari, saying that they were both soft. Even at the time the truth behind her statement was slanted, because Yukimi’s kindness won out over his personal goals whereas Tobari’s situation was the opposite.
If we keep comparing Yukimi to Tobari, the difference between them gets even worse.
Yoite’s foster father only wants to use Yoite as long as Yoite’s abilities align with his own goals. Yukimi doesn’t agree with this, because Yoite is a person who deserves to be cared for by his family.
But a little while later we get Tobari doing the same thing with Miharu.
And this is a scene where Miharu is trying his BEST to be open and honest forge a real connection with Tobari, but Tobari shuts it all down by saying that if Miharu didn’t do what Tobari wants him to do Tobari would straight up kill him. He even clarifies that his loyalty to Miharu only counts when Miharu is blindly following Tobari’s own personal goals.
That’s the exact same stance as Yoite’s foster father.
And when Tobari is expressing the values as the villain of the series THAT KIND OF SAYS SOMETHING ABOUT WHO HE IS AS A PERSON.
I LOVE ALL MY SIBLINGS; I LOVE HAVING LITTLE BROTHERS AND SISTERS; THEY MAKE ME FEEL IMPORTANT AND LISTENED-TO, WHICH I NEED BADLY.
y’all are the best
Havent been hella gay on main for my partners in a hot second so. Reminder.
Incoherent feral simp noises
hey
Hey :)