*still proud of this reply*
♐✪—— Leaving the room to get washed up at his mother’s insistence, Kaito continued the lesson, and soon it was over. They tossed out the guts of the boar until one of Kaito’s brothers held onto the intestine. The result was a tug-of-war match between the brothers which ended up splattering them— and the newly clean Len.
♐✪—— Laughing it off again, his mother gave him a bucket and shooed the three outside to clean up— the bathroom was too tiny for all of them. Finally getting clean, the three went inside. Len’s shirt was now too wet for him to wear— so he pulled it off.
♐✪—— Scars littered his body, as well as burns. This seemed to be the normal for boys of his age around District 12, because no one said anything. Rin did, though— but it was sibling love and worry. She wanted to check a particularly nasty one that apparently “happened because of a fall from a tree”… Len had dozed off.
♐✪—— “Rin, I’m fine~.” Len waved it off, sitting near the tiny fireplace now. They had a very scarce amount of coals in the fireplace. He lay his soaked shirt down in front of the fire, sitting next to it quietly and staring into the flames.
♐✪—— Rin checked the scar on his back anyway— he didn’t fight her. He was too lost in thought. After she deemed the scar alright, she playfully tugged out the ribbon tying his hair back before skipping off.
♐✪—— Len let a tiny smile cross his lips at that— Rin was so innocent; childish even. He just continued to stare into the fire, lost in thought. The boy’s body was lean, a bit skinny for his age— you could actually see his ribs. And yet for him, it made him… Appealing, in a way. He had abs, of course— lean, tight, and small, but they were there. His arms were muscular, but in that lean, skinny sort of way; a deceiving way.
♐✪—— With his blonde hair down, he looked more like a girl— yet it was very appealing. The boy brushed his bangs from his eyes, staring into the fire with those haunting silver orbs.
