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Ok, everything’s been resetup! Would you kindly like/reblog if you’re interested in roleplaying with a Sheryl Kamelot from D. Gray-Man? Was previously @desirednoah but I moved to a main blog!

Ok, everything’s been resetup! Would you kindly like/reblog if you’re interested in roleplaying with a Sheryl Kamelot from D. Gray-Man? Was previously @desirednoah but I moved to a main blog!

Tyki had been walking around the streets, looking around and seeming insecure. He stopped as he saw another man. Something told him to approach the man and he tucked at the others sleeves.

     Seeing the other start to get it, his smile stayed. When his shirt was grabbed, he chuckled a bit before nodding at the question. “Yes, yes it does.” He replied, moving to stand up, he took the other’s hand off his shirt to hold it instead. “What would you like to do now, irmão?” He asked, smiling down at the other.

     The ten year old blinked as he spotted the man. Something about him just, seemed so familiar. Instead of approaching him though, he merely stayed where he was, watching him curiously. Why did he feel as though he knew him?

     So that meant he was supposed to be big, right? Hearing the other, his smile changed to a grin. “So we get to stay together?” He asked, just wanting to make sure that’s what Tyki meant. Even if the other was older than him now, he still wanted to spend time with him clearly.

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The child was wondering the Ark, adult memories gone, the ability to speak more than his brother’s name gone. He was starting to get more and more lonely without his brother around. But he did eventually find him unfortunately Tyki didn’t recognize Sheryl as his brother. To him the other looked so much like their father. Fear crossed the boy’s face and he whined as he turned to hide behind the nearest piece of furniture.

     Chuckling a little, he headed for the kitchen. Seeing the look he was getting, he smiled reassuringly. “Don’t worry, there’s plenty for us both.” He replied to the unspoken concern. Once in the kitchen, he sat the boy down on a chair, then moved and went to make them something to eat. He’d already eaten earlier, but if it’d make Tyki happy he’d eat again. Once finished, he set the plate down in front of his brother showing a sandwich cut into four triangles and some chips.

The child was wondering the Ark, adult memories gone, the ability to speak more than his brother’s name gone. He was starting to get more and more lonely without his brother around. But he did eventually find him unfortunately Tyki didn’t recognize Sheryl as his brother. To him the other looked so much like their father. Fear crossed the boy’s face and he whined as he turned to hide behind the nearest piece of furniture.

     Seeing Tyki smile made his own grow. “Are you hungry?” He asked, not knowing when the other last ate. Moving a hand, he placed it against the younger brother’s back, keeping the other underneath him as he started to walk. He was more than ok with wandering the Ark while the other clung to him.

The child was wondering the Ark, adult memories gone, the ability to speak more than his brother’s name gone. He was starting to get more and more lonely without his brother around. But he did eventually find him unfortunately Tyki didn’t recognize Sheryl as his brother. To him the other looked so much like their father. Fear crossed the boy’s face and he whined as he turned to hide behind the nearest piece of furniture.

     Smiling as he watched the other, he continued to sing until the song was finished. Once it was, Sheryl leaned over a little picked Tyki up, standing up with him. “There you go.” He murmured, pressing a kiss to the top of the child’s head. “You’re safe here, ok? He can’t get you.” He spoke softly, holding him close in a reassuring way. This was starting to confuse the elder brother, but he’d lying if he said he didn’t like seeing his brother small like this again.

The child was wondering the Ark, adult memories gone, the ability to speak more than his brother’s name gone. He was starting to get more and more lonely without his brother around. But he did eventually find him unfortunately Tyki didn’t recognize Sheryl as his brother. To him the other looked so much like their father. Fear crossed the boy’s face and he whined as he turned to hide behind the nearest piece of furniture.

     Hearing the whine, Sheryl blinked a bit before turning to look for the source. Catching a glimpse of the child, he soon walked over. “Irmão?” He asked, confused. How had he turned into a child again? Seeing how scared he was, it took him a moment to realize he resembled that man as he knelt down. “Irmão it’s alright.” He cooed slightly. “It’s me, Sheryl.” If that weren’t enough to soothe him, it soon clicked in his head that this action would. Quietly, he started to sing the lullaby he knew would help.

     The ten year old blinked as he spotted the man. Something about him just, seemed so familiar. Instead of approaching him though, he merely stayed where he was, watching him curiously. Why did he feel as though he knew him?

     “I dunno.” He replied, giving a small shrug as he held onto the other. “Am I supposed to be big?” He asked, rather curious. If he was supposed to be big, he couldn’t remember. Well, that much was clear. He couldn’t remember how he’d gotten like this either. It made him curious.

Tyki had been walking around the streets, looking around and seeming insecure. He stopped as he saw another man. Something told him to approach the man and he tucked at the others sleeves.

     Sheryl couldn’t help but smile as he saw his brother thinking. Even if Tyki hadn’t been easy to read, the elder would’ve known what was running through his head. At the question, he gave a smile. “I do yes, he’s younger than me.” He paused a moment before soon adding on. “His name is Tyki as well.” Now if he didn’t pick up on what was going on he’d be a little disappointed in Tyki.

     The ten year old blinked as he spotted the man. Something about him just, seemed so familiar. Instead of approaching him though, he merely stayed where he was, watching him curiously. Why did he feel as though he knew him?

     Looking back at the man, he blinked a moment as he listened to him. His name was Tyki? And he had a brother with his name too? That was really weird… He seemed calmer than before, it finally having clicked in his head. Without warning, he moved and near tackled Tyki with a hug, though seeing as he didn’t weight much it likely wouldn’t knock him over. “Why’re you so big?” He asked, looking up with his head tilting a little.