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Alive [Japan x Reader]
Day 23 —Pretend you're a cartoon character. What type of a character would you be? What would a day in your life be like?
The house is silent for all but the scratch of a pencil every few seconds, a pause, and then the sound continues. The home is dark excluding the sole candle shining in the Shoin.
Kiku drags the pencil lightly over the canvas as he takes a quick glance at the picture frame placed in front of him. He has to get this right, else even the thought of not perfecting it will keep him up until he can no longer breathe without having to think about it.
Days have passed already yet he is still unsatisfied. Canvas after canvas is scrapped, torn, thrown to the side in distaste. None of them are right. He must do this correctly or the entire process would be in vain.
He returns again to the photo and takes a deep breath, concentrating on capturing the life within the frame and transferring it through his pencil onto the expanse of his work area. His breathing is quiet and slowed, as though the slightest breath could force him to taint his sketch.
First, he frames the face. Delicate in his eyes, he is sure to make the lines light and precise. There is no room for mistake. He draws the cheeks carefully, curving down to sculpt the chin. The image is starting to take its shape.
Next he figures the eyes. Ah, the eyes, the part he is most concerned about. His eyes flicker upwards towards his subject, he is able to still see the raw emotion behind the irises despite it having been too many years ago for him to remember when it was taken. He only focuses on the fire that burns, and almost loses himself in them.
Within a second he himself is being seared. The flame captures and entangles him, and is yet alluring with its small wisps and light flickers. His hand flies, and he suddenly feels himself burning. He sees her, the smile that always lights up the world with a single sound, her eyes that bring up the morning even when night seems to hang over his head for an eternity. He's flying, leaping, soaring with her, her laugh twinkling like bells that resound deep within his mind even in the noisiest of places.
And suddenly he is on the ground again. He is cold, and everything is once more dark. He pulls away from the parchment and now realizes he is finished. A gasp escapes those thin lips, and tears threaten to break free from the dark abyss that refuses to show how it feels.
It is her.
Kiku drags the pencil lightly over the canvas as he takes a quick glance at the picture frame placed in front of him. He has to get this right, else even the thought of not perfecting it will keep him up until he can no longer breathe without having to think about it.
Days have passed already yet he is still unsatisfied. Canvas after canvas is scrapped, torn, thrown to the side in distaste. None of them are right. He must do this correctly or the entire process would be in vain.
He returns again to the photo and takes a deep breath, concentrating on capturing the life within the frame and transferring it through his pencil onto the expanse of his work area. His breathing is quiet and slowed, as though the slightest breath could force him to taint his sketch.
First, he frames the face. Delicate in his eyes, he is sure to make the lines light and precise. There is no room for mistake. He draws the cheeks carefully, curving down to sculpt the chin. The image is starting to take its shape.
Next he figures the eyes. Ah, the eyes, the part he is most concerned about. His eyes flicker upwards towards his subject, he is able to still see the raw emotion behind the irises despite it having been too many years ago for him to remember when it was taken. He only focuses on the fire that burns, and almost loses himself in them.
Within a second he himself is being seared. The flame captures and entangles him, and is yet alluring with its small wisps and light flickers. His hand flies, and he suddenly feels himself burning. He sees her, the smile that always lights up the world with a single sound, her eyes that bring up the morning even when night seems to hang over his head for an eternity. He's flying, leaping, soaring with her, her laugh twinkling like bells that resound deep within his mind even in the noisiest of places.
And suddenly he is on the ground again. He is cold, and everything is once more dark. He pulls away from the parchment and now realizes he is finished. A gasp escapes those thin lips, and tears threaten to break free from the dark abyss that refuses to show how it feels.
It is her.
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Japan x Reader: Memory
Mood Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahLo16qQ0z8
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“Don’t you remember me?”
“We had such good times, how could you forget them so easily?”
“How could this happen?”
“Where did you go?”
“...how can I get you back?”
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“This view is nice, isn’t it?”
“...Yes...”
“...What’s wrong?”
“It’s...It’s nothing, really...”
_____’s eyes bore into mine, showing signs of doubt. I honestly wish I
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Knowing (Japan x Reader)
Her cheeks were rosy from exertion as she extended her small arms towards the next branch, pearls of sweat beading on her (s/c) forehead. Determined to reach the highest bough, she continued pulling herself upwards, unaware of the pair of worried brown orbs that followed her path towards the sky.
“Success!” she yelled and laughed gleefully upon reaching her destination, her (h/l) (h/c) tresses matted with perspiration and her body feeling light from the rush of adrenaline. “I’m at the top of the world!”
“(Name)-san! Please come down before you hurt yourself!” cried a soft voice.
The girl shifted he
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I'm pregnant not sick! [Japan X Pregnat Reader]
You just parked you car and went to the trunk to take out the shopping bag, when you husband suddenly came to you and pulled the bag out of your arms.
“Gosh Kiku don’t scare me like this. Did you wait the whole time in the garden of my return?” you asked and grabbed a new bag. Again he pulled out of your arms.
“You are pregnant! You aren’t allowed to take heavy things.” He said and looked a little bit evilly at you. You started to giggled.
“Give me one of them. I’m fine with that. They are not heavy.” You laughed.
“You have to take this big tummy [Name]-chan. I think that is enoug
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This turned out much more different than I meant for it to be. I am, though, slightly proud with this. I don't usually write things like this, but lately I've been reading some amazing stories of the sort and they inspired me to use some of the same style. I absolutely love writing with vague, poetic things because they really bring out the hopeless romantic writer in me that loves to over-exaggerate feelings and thoughts that show raw emotion.
The fact that this has no dialogue makes me love it even more.
Also, please ignore the fact I barely used the prompt. The only thing I took out of it was cartoon character, which evolved into its own idea of drawing. Then again, as a writer, I don't exactly have to follow the prompt fully, do I?
Oh, a bit of backstory because I made this a bit vague and confusing: The photo Japan is drawing is a picture of Reader before she has passed. She passed for most likely the reason because she was human, but held a very strong relationship with Japan, therefore making her very hard to forget especially since they - most likely - had a fair romantic relationship. He is creating a drawing of her as a sort of respect, or another way to remember her. He wants to make it as perfect as he can, therefore the discarded canvases and such because he finds them imperfect. At the end, obviously, he is caught within the memories of her and loses himself in the drawing, and ends up creating her exactly as he remembered her. Thank you to those who actually read this and dealt with my drabbling
And for those who don't know:
The fact that this has no dialogue makes me love it even more.
Also, please ignore the fact I barely used the prompt. The only thing I took out of it was cartoon character, which evolved into its own idea of drawing. Then again, as a writer, I don't exactly have to follow the prompt fully, do I?
Oh, a bit of backstory because I made this a bit vague and confusing: The photo Japan is drawing is a picture of Reader before she has passed. She passed for most likely the reason because she was human, but held a very strong relationship with Japan, therefore making her very hard to forget especially since they - most likely - had a fair romantic relationship. He is creating a drawing of her as a sort of respect, or another way to remember her. He wants to make it as perfect as he can, therefore the discarded canvases and such because he finds them imperfect. At the end, obviously, he is caught within the memories of her and loses himself in the drawing, and ends up creating her exactly as he remembered her. Thank you to those who actually read this and dealt with my drabbling
And for those who don't know:
- Shoin (書院, drawing room or study ?) is a type of audience hall in Japanese architecture that was developed during the Muromachi period. The term originally meant a study and a place for lectures on the sūtra within a temple, but later it came to mean just a drawing room or study. -Wikipedia
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Aaaawww, this is so cute!!! X3
Don't be sad Kiku, else I'll cry too TT^TT
Nothing else can be said
-Amy
Don't be sad Kiku, else I'll cry too TT^TT
Nothing else can be said
-Amy