bokuto for the firefighter plsssss
first of all, wow i am very surprised to have gotten more feedback. secondly, thank you for the ask!
Firefighter!Bokuto is nothing short of a Truck Captain! For those who don't know, trucks are the larger fire apparatus that usually hold an arrayment of ladders, tools, and do shit-break shit type of stuff. Truckies are the rootin' tootin' ventilation, search, overhaul and much more folks. As a Truck Captain! Bokuto is going to be a senior himbo catching jahbs and breaking shit.
TruckieCaptain!Bokuto was assigned to the truck because he's the Mayday master. This man takes his job so seriously, and he's dedicated years to the art of rescuing down firefighters when a fire goes haywire. He's more than proficient at throwing weight around and tying knots in the dark, in the rain, and with his hands behind his back. He's a captain on the truck because he's even more skilled at making group decisions that keep his folks safe and alive.
TruckieCaptain!Bokuto is one of the few captains that can be a bit of a wildcard outside of the fire ground. He's constantly playing pranks, but it's a toss-up as to whether or not he'll appreciate pranks being played on him. If he's feeling sensitive, usually his fellow truckies will have to call you to cheer him up.
TruckieCaptain!Bokuto loves to teach people new things because he learns best by teaching others, and he won't stop sharing his knowledge until someone shuts him up. You usually have to shut him up with a kiss or he will ramble on forever.
TruckieCaptain!Bokuto would whole-heartedly ask you to stop by the station while he's training his rookies on rope rescue, and you being the sweet fire spouse you are, you'd listen. Little did you know, he has his rookies rig you up in a harness to be raised and lowered a few feet like a helpless victim. The way he gets protective and triple-checks the rigging and belay systems has your heart swooning. "You drop my spouse and two things will happen: you'll be on light duty, and I'll be on mandatory leave for 30 days. Do the math."










