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Fushigi Dagashiya: Zenitendou - Episode 26

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Mayblade 2026 Day 20: Crush

Drawing My favorite Emperor with my Beyblade OC [Sumimaru Hakushi] having a heart to heart each other and making a differrent background.

Context:

Sumimaru is a girl who live in a forest far away from Koma Village alongside with her little sister all alone. She met Ryuga for the first time when she selling her crops to his village.

But then, caused by the horrible incidents, Ryuga was been taken by The Dark Nebula Organization and breaks her heart. Even so, She decided to wait for his return if he change his mind. Years later, She's watching Ryuga in Battle Bladers Tournaments on TV with her sister at home and he became vicious by the dark power from each round. Felt not too well, She prayed for him to return into himself.

After losing in the final round, Ryuga decided to see Sumimaru's Place in the forest then talk about what happened before. She knew that she has been watching him this whole time from afar and She didn't mind if he wanted to hurt her or anyone who messed up with it because Sumimaru was fearless to stand up against Ryuga. That is why Sumimaru was really like him at their first sight since the beginning.

(With no effects)

(With no blushes)

(I'm loyal with man and women relationship even I'm single)😇🙏

Metal Fight Beyblade by @takafumi-adachi Artwork by me.

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What’s in a name

Written for @flashfictionfridayofficial using the prompt FFF 285: how it begins and @fluffbruary with the prompt “hug” from December 14. Imagining a conversation where Wakamiya and Hamayū talked about the past and the pseudonym that Wakamiya used. If you haven’t seen the 9th and 13th episodes of the anime, read the manga and followed Chisato Abe’s publication that released Hamayū’s back story last summer, then treat some of these as spoilers.

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Fandom : Yatagarasu: The Raven Does Not Choose Its Master

Characters : Wakamiya/Nazukihiko, Hamayū, mention of Yukiya and Sumio

Word count : 1052

This is also on AO3. Read it here.

“In the Sakura Blossom Palace, there is a splendid viewing platform, and she hears there is a wonderful view of cherry blossoms. However, for Sumiko, no matter how magnificent the cherry blossoms she sees from now on, there is nothing more beautiful than the single branch of cherry blossoms that Wakamiya made bloom.”

—“Sumi-no Sakura,” Chisato Abe

“YOU are an idiot!” Hamayū teased her husband. She wanted to know the reason he was using the name Sumimaru. It was her official name when her mother’s wet nurse registered her gender as a boy. That said husband was Wakamiya, the Crown Prince Nazukihiko, the heir to the throne of the Yatagarasu clan. He went by that name whenever he traveled outside of the palace incognito. Proclaiming himself as either the attendant of the prince or the son of a merchant, that name came in handy wherever he went. Once when Yukiya was still serving under him, he told him to call him “Sumimaru”every time they did some covert investigation. Come to think of it he never told the teenager the reason and the latter never asked where it came from. The boy just accepted it all without any questions. Frankly, Wakamiya didn’t think it was necessary to inform Yukiya as it did not concern him. Maybe one day he would find out. “I used to hate that name,” Hamayū confided in him. She was checking all the papers her husband left on the table when she encountered a letter with that signed name. After their marriage, the two concocted plans on how Nazukihiko could leave the palace without alarming Sumio nor the Yamauchi guards, not even the politicians at the court when he wanted to investigate a case that had to do with the common people of Yamauchi, who were often neglected by the officials. As a Crown Prince with not so many allies at the imperial court, his influence was severely limited. And if one day, he’d become the emperor he had to know what ailed his people. So travelling the whole country without making a huge fuss of his status was the ideal thing. “But ‘Sumimaru,’ Nazukihiko? Why?” She asked him again. He just came back from one of the towns where Shiranui was engulfing the whole village. As a true Golden Raven, Nazukihiko also had the power to patch the tears of the boundary to the Outside World. “Hmmm… let me see. Should I tell you when it all began?” Nazukihiko’s long silky hair was lose and he seated leisurely in front of his tall consort. The couple was enjoying a cup of green tea. He closed his eyes and touched his lips as if enumerating the objects in his mind.

“The first time I met you, you introduced yourself as Sumimaru and it stuck with me. We became inseparable, like two peas in a pod. I learned a lot of things from you. We were partners in crime,” Nazukihiko recalling the early days when they used to be playmates, he then took her hand and toyed with her long fingers. “Besides, it is very close to your real name, Sumiko. On the other hand, my best friend is Sumio. If we are going to do this underground work using that name with the same two syllables, it would be the best recourse of action not to attract suspicion from the outsiders.” Nazukihiko’s beauty shone as he looked at her straight in the eyes. Hamayū raised her left eyebrow as if scrutinising him. The logic didn’t make any sense but somehow it did. She let out a coy smile. “Partners in crime… you say. Hah! I am your enabler. That’s what it was all about.” She chuckled. “All right, I’ll take it as an answer. But let me tell you that I am not satisfied with that.” Perhaps she was aiming for the romanticism of it all, but Nazukihiko, as he himself explained to her, was a special creature devoid of emotions, comparable to a deity. And yet, she knew that he was the only one apart from her who cried for her dead mother and father while he offered that dried cherry blossom branch.

Forced to live as a hill raven boy, the young Hamayū watched the young prince behind the bushes. The dead branch he was holding glistened and began to bloom. Pink blossoms sprouted from each node. She could not believe her eyes.

Upon confronting him, Nazukihiko only replied: “I feel your pain, Sumi, as if I had lost my own children…” She was so pissed that she asked him while crying what he meant by that statement when he was only goddamn five years old. She thought Nazukihiko was the annoying little brother that she would never have. A younger brother who was more mature than any adult she knew.

“I still think that it is bullshit that you don’t feel anything at all. You shed tears at their graveyard after all.”

Hamayū lost her parents when she was not even 10 years old. Her father was the former head of the Southern Family (the Minami Family) but things did not work out the way it should be. They were punished for killing Wakamiya’s mother Izayoi. Was there truth in it? An informant told her it was all a ruse to remove her father and mother from the picture. Perhaps. There was a time when her parents wished that the younger prince didn’t exist. She was not sure anymore.

“It feels like you are with me everywhere I go, as if you were guiding me,” Nazukihiko said without elaborating further. Hamayū gasped, not expecting the declaration.

“It was not me who chose that name.” Softly she spoke.

“I know. But, it still is part of who you are.”

The princess bent her head hiding the sudden onslaught of emotions that welled up inside her until a pair of arms began to hug her akin to comforting a child. It was not typical for Nazukihiko to hold her like this. Hamayū finally let the tears run down her cheeks and she did not know why.

“Remember this: I am always grateful that you are with me, Sumi.”

Hamayū felt her husband’s lips on her head and for the meantime, his reasons sufficed her.

~fin~

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The Golden Raven Ch. 1

When Sumimaru visited Yukimasa's house, Yukima took the chance to talk with him about Yukiya in the bathroom and shared this insight about their father:

"I am sure my father wants to be reassured. I am sure that my father wants to be reassured that he made the right decision in choosing me as his successor. Actually, it is true that my father did not choose me, but Yukiya chose me as his successor. 　Because of this, both my mother and I have lived our lives up to this point with a sense of guilt toward Yukiya. Although we were well aware that Yukiya was not a "fool" as his father and relatives claimed, we were still in a position to take advantage of the second son's care, and we continued to feel uneasy.

This is actually why Yukimasa is so stubborn in not recognising that Yukiya is playing an act.

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