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Crying Yukiya in the final chapter of “The Raven Does Not Choose Its Master” spinoff by Natsumi Matsuzaki based on Chisato Abe’s short story
Bonus: Yukimasa cradling his son Yukiya’s head.
They could have it all if only things turned out differently. If only Yukimasa was not haunted by his first wife’s memories (and in the middle of the North Family’s own battles). If only …
The first chapter of the epilogue releases at the end of this month!
(Look at my beautiful babies!)
Source: Matsuzaki Natsumi-sensei's Twitter.
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.
Taruhi brothers
Yukima and Diamond
Diamond is the four of these girls og counterpart in the og dimension.
Warning: yugioh arc v spoilers (sorta)
All art was traced from YuGiOh art. In tracing it, I simply was trying to capture the style better. I d not clam it as my own, I only claim the characters.
Diamond was always kinda quiet and sad, but never to the point that she wanted to die. But everything changed when Zarc destroyed everything. She felt hopeless and unhelpful, so she decided to at least try to stop Zarc one more time before ending her life. But when she found Zarc, she saw someone already dueling him--and winning. At this point, se couldn't think straight, and just jumped as Ray's final blow was taken, splitting her into four.
Yukima, or Yuki for short, is Diamonds older brother. He was pretty happy before Zarc took over, and after, he got super stressed juggling watching over Diamond and fending off anything and anyone who tried to hurt them. When Diamond went to duel Zarc, we went into panic mode looking for her. When he found her, it was too late; she gave her final smile at her and jumpped. After the dimensions split, he woke up in the Fusion dimension, having all his memories of his past life wiped. He goes to Academia and is a general there. He slowly remembers the past as he meets all Diamond's counterparts.
Damn, Yukio, you savage
Real shit tho my son out here fuking up the Illuminati’s whole existence in one night “like it’s hard?”
Lady Fuyuki and Baby Yukima, Final Chapter of “The Raven Does Not Choose Its Master” spinoff (The tale of Yukiya’s two mothers) by Natsumi Matsuzaki (based on Chisato Abe’s short story)
Once, she was a maidservant attached to Fuyuki who followed from the main house of the Kita Family to Taruhi.
"There's something I haven't been able to tell you until now, Azusa-sama. It's about, um, Fuyuki-sama..."
"About Fuyuki-sama?"
After hesitating for a moment, she nodded as if making up her mind.
It was when Fuyuki, upon hearing rumors that Azusa had given birth to a child, made her way to the main residence of the Kita Family despite the difficulties.
Just before meeting with Oryo no Kata, Fuyuki had come to the building where Azusa was.
"But you, Azusa-sama, were asleep... and beside you, Yukima-bocchan was laid down."
She was worried that Fuyuki might harm Yukima, but that was not the case.
"She picked up Yukima and, well, she smiled."
"…What?"
"She smiled. Fuyuki-sama did."
With a face as if she couldn't believe it herself, she repeated.
"It was a gentle, gentle smile. I had never seen that expression on her before." After making such a face, Fuyuki remained silent, lost in thought for a while.
I'm so normal about this trio of brothers.
Images to commemorate the Good Older Brother Day (23rd of November) that is apparently a thing.
Source: Matsuzaki Natsumi-sensei's Twitter.
