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Another #wip since my brain refuses to make me finish anything #drawing #fairytail #hisuifiore
You asked for crackships so gimme some of that Umi and Yabe yeeaaahhh
yells gently
♘ for Natsu and Suzume and I s2g if Natsu dies in this one too I'm gonna be very disappointed in you
"Hey! Aozora-chan…! I found a way to become the prince I truly am~!"
Suzume speaks, choking on her words as she stares at her friend; they're still friends, right? "I'm sorry. That you f-feel the need to do this."
"I…I’m not a bad person, okay?
The bird orb wails as Kousuke is about to smash it brutally into the side of a blender. "No! I don't deserve this fate!"
Kousuke felt nothing. He was done. He was tired of the humiliation, the torment brought on by this stupid dragon's game. His fingers twitched and he knew he promised the others he wouldn't stoop this low, that he wouldn't let it happen.
Not again.
"...Nice try." Kousuke spoke down to his victim. Talking to an egg. "Rest in pieces, bird orb."He smashed the egg into the blender again.
Katsumi's expression is actually somewhat tender; her gaze not a pleading one, but open and heartfelt as she stares at the sprinter. "I trusted you."
It was only a matter of time.
"I know you're better than this, Mori-san."
The resulting laugh that tears itself from the model’s throat is jagged and broken, as if the tears flowing freely down her face weren’t there at all. “Mori is… b-better than this? Well, Sakata-chan thought wrong! Mori thought Mori knew Sakata-chan too! But we were wrong, wrong, wrong!“
In her hands, Mori grips the scarf he’d managed to take when Jin had let him into her room in exchange for another bag of mochi. She sees Katsumi’s eyes flash in recognition. “It’s Sakata-chan’s, yes…” he explains as he advances on her. In one fluid motion, she wraps the scarf around Katsumi’s neck, pulling it taut and not letting go.
"It’s okay, Sakata-chan…” he whispers as the tears still fall. “It’s okay, it’s okay, it’s okay…” She pulls the beauty queen against her even as he refuses to let loose of the scarf, repeating the mantra until Katsumi’s eyes stare glassily at her.
“… Mori thought Mori was better too…”
Katsumi seems oddly calm, as if she doesn't seem to care whether she lives or dies. "Go on then. Do it. Play the dragon's game."
Jin actually smiled at her words, a half mad grin, and suddenly yanked Katsumi closer to him, pressed her body against his, one arms around her shoulders to hold her there, like some fucked up, fatal hug.
In one ear, he whispered, "Oh, Sakata-chan, I've been playing longer than you've even known it existed." He sounded... excited?
Then, the blade was jammed into her back, scraping against the bones of her ribs and shoulder blades. It pulled out again, and then back in, again and again again he stabbed her in the back, roughly, wild force sending the knife in again and again and by the time he let her go she was dead, dropped like a ragdoll, and her back was more blood than skin.