Typically the wizard didn't usually celebrate holidays, he found no point before, but given he now had someone he could spoil on this particular day. Not that he didn't often try and spoil the Thunder God every day of the year, but today ... well, it was an excuse to do a little extra spoiling. He was pulling out all the tricks and than some for today.
Which started with locating Rayden, which was simple enough when he could sense his unique essence that he had become attuned with. Wasting no time when he did to teleport through the shadows and close the distance, making his appearance know with a passionate kiss against the other's lips. A soft purr escaping at the contact, loving it more than he cared to admit.
Pulling back after a few moments with a smile that was both sultry and loving. Oh, how he adored his Thunder God and it showed.
"Happy Valentine's Love~"
The words purred out and another kiss was planted, this time against the God's cheek.
"I figured we could spend today in luxury...care to join me in the Onsen? I prepared all you're favorites for the evening and a little surprise too~"
There was something wonderfully fulfilling about simple, Earthrealm holidays. This was clearly a fondness he and Aku shared (in company, at least, and perhaps only this one, but who was counting) as the sorcerer appeared through shadows and showered him with affection. He couldn’t help smiling, his handsome features becoming more youthful with the expression as he nodded, listening to all his lover had planned. All of his favorites? Well—that WOULD be impressive. Rayden had plenty of favorites. But there would be time to take a tally later. For now, the hot springs sounded ideal.
“Lead on,” he said, wrapping an arm around one of Aku’s and pulling himself close, pressing his chest to the sorcerer’s shoulder in a teasing, salacious sort of way he knew Aku appreciated and which brought him much entertainment as well. Blue and white robes swirled about him as he moved, contrasting the black, red, and gold of Aku’s. They made quite a strange pair, but they were happy, and after all, what more was there to life? Rayden counted himself lucky that his brother had not married him off to someone who bored him. This was delightful every step of the way.