Crescent / Psyche & Tsukuyomi
@psychexmp; continued from here
Tsukuyomi had met Psyche, and wondered why he had never met someone like her ever before. Ever since his arrival on the island, he had been making new discoveries of other pantheons and their cultures and deities. Never had he thought he would be broadening his network so much; he never thought he’d meet a goddess like Psyche. In his culture, one endures and hides one’s own pain. There are many deities in Japan. Seemingly a deity for everything, everything existed, all but a deity for the soul. Exactly that Psyche embodied, for she seemed to be able to look straight through his soul, and with a touch healed him, bit by bit. He couldn’t say he had overcome his pain and trauma fully, yet he found himself longing for her presence more and more. Tsukuyomi was subservient, once, but never reliant -- and this prospect left so many uncertainties. Yet he still welcomed her into his private office, a warm smile spreading across his features, eyes darting around to try and search for the right place to rest his nonexistent gaze. He always enjoyed her treats, and expectantly, his ears perked, ready to listen to today’s recipe. He was met, however, with silence. He rarely lamented over his lack of vision anymore, but now he did, as he had no idea what was happening and why she had suddenly stopped in her tracks. In a moment of panic he reached out to pull her closer, palm pressing against her back, holding his breath to listen to her breathing. Except that exposed his heavily beating heart, so instead he cleared his throat lightly. “Are you alright?” He murmured, his other hand stroking her hair, only stopped when she pulled away, with a thank you that he didn’t quite understand. Why was she thanking him? He should be the one thanking her. “Don’t be silly,” he chuckled, eyes still staring off into nothingness. He’d never seen her before, but he was so sure she was beautiful on the outside, just as much as she was on the inside.











