OrochiFangirl

Demyx woke that Saturday morning, taking in his first few breaths as an 18 year old. He had been waiting 4 years for this day; the day that he would finally be free to leave the village and visit the castle in the mountains without anyone to stop him. It had been 4 years since he had last seen his dear friend Zexion, and not a day went by that the blond didn't miss him. Demyx was a mere 14 years old when he last saw his best friend; Zexion had just turned 18. 'Prince Zexion… I will see you today, whether I'm allowed to or not.' Demyx hopped out of bed and eagerly prepared himself for the day to come. He quickly checked the backpack un

“I don’t wanna go, damn it!” The boy screamed angrily. A man next to him growled a little. “Damn it, Hidan! You’re going to school and that’s final! Jashin damn it, do you have to be so stubborn?!” He demanded. Both of the males looked amazingly similar to each other. Platinum silver hair slicked back with copious amounts of gel and bright pink eyes that were currently glaring daggers at each other. “Those heathens are gonna laugh at my eyes again, damn it! I know it!” Hidan protested hitting the kitchen table with his fist. “And then they fuckin’ yell at me when I bash their Jashin dam

 The moon slowly rose in the midnight blue sky, the stars were small white specks in the higher atmosphere; they were light and only could be seen with extremely keen eyesight. A light breeze was blowing, rustling the leafless trees around her; and the yellow long grasses, it was going to be a brutal winter this year. For being early winter or late spring the air was extremely warm tonight, she wasn't sure why nor did she care. Kanji Suto sighed just a bit, light lavender eyes shinned brightly with un-cried tears; she wasn't going to give in to her urge. She had thrown on a pair of clothes, a long red shirt that went down to her elbows, the

The full pearl moon slowly over looked the horizon, the majestic shine brighter than anything in the black and dotted white sky. A light breeze blew, rustling the full spring leaves and flowers that sat weightless in trees; a few of them fell and twirled before they landed lifelessly on the concrete ground. It was a cool night, a nice spring night for a walk or to do anything else that dealt with being outside; it wasn't too cold or too hot. "Meow." The small, fluffy white kitten with pale green eyes called softly into the darkness of the small apartment house, she was hungry. The fragile bundle hoped up clumsily onto the sleeping male's ri