Shousuke had always been a normal, if not dull, person. Good grades, acceptable friends, no special ability in anything and not good in many sports, in a way that he could stand out for. No. Shousuke, that brunette with blue eyes you often walked past without a single glance, whose smile assured you that you could ask anything from him and he would comply without complaining, was a normal person. A dull person, as we've mentioned before. But a kind one, and, even if people couldn't see it, a strong-willed, courageous boy.
And he was that way for all his life, so far boring. That is, until he found Minoru.
Minoru, a pale, blond human that Shousuke found passed out under a tree one day, was not visibly injured, but he was unexplainably weak. What called Shousuke's attention, though, was the fact the person had wings. Black ones.
Deciding to be the good person he was, Shousuke carried the person back home as he or she was unconscious --he thought it would be rather rude to 'check' for himself. However, when he commented to his mother about the person's wings, she claimed she didn't see anything. She agreed to let the person stay until he or she woke up, though, and so Shousuke waited and waited for two days.
It was the third day that Minoru woke, and Shousuke would find him with a ravenous hunger, eating at his house. The being, much unlike his innocent appearance, barks and bites. He/she would be partly thankful and rushed to leave, but stopped when he/she heard a question from Shousuke, about his/her wings.
Minoru is a Dark Angel fallen from the heavens, Shousuke a simple human. Minoru's body won't give him away as girl or boy, since he shares both sexes because his previous state as angel. Humans, not supposed to see angels, were also unable to see the black wings that signal a 'human' is other thing. Minoru, believing the boy to be a demon or something else, decides to stay with the family and find out more about him, always wary. As he spends time with Shousuke, though, the blond's feelings start to change.
I want a Shousuke, for I will be playing Minoru.
As much as it sounds like it, I don't want an uke Shousuke. In fact, he would be expected to be the most dominant half. Still, that doesn't change things: Shousuke is still the good-guy, kind hero, and Minuro is a snappy brat-like angel upset with his life.
As much as it sounds like it, I don't want an uke Shousuke. In fact, he would be expected to be the most dominant half. Still, that doesn't change things: Shousuke is still the good-guy, kind hero, and Minuro is a snappy brat-like angel upset with his life.
