*hands you a tiny kitsunezai*
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*hands you a tiny kitsunezai*

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still on my kitsuneskk bs
Day 6... Kingyo Sukui! with kitsunezai
love this art sm....... also my favorite au
(idk what kunikida is writing SORRY)
kndzweek day 2: fantasy au | sharing a bed | gentle
my trilogy kitsunezai and onichu!!

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Fanart for a fanfic 'To Love Is To Be Tamed' by chimesDissent (@mossymint) with Atsushi and kitsune Dazai! I loved the fanfics and the description of his long tails and wanted to draw them 💖❤✨
I need that kind of Kunizai. Pls.
Every day, Chuuya climbs the mountain to tend his family’s shrine. He doesn’t believe in spirits, but he made a promise to his grandfather, and that’s enough. With his headphones on and music blasting, he goes about his routine.
Still, he can’t shake the feeling of being watched—something like a ghost’s touch brushing against his skin. Out of the corner of his eye, he sometimes catches a flicker of white or gold. His heart races every time.
One day, just as he brings a cigarette to his lips, a half-eaten piece of fruit rolls to a stop at his feet. When he looks up, there’s a fox sitting on its hind legs, its white, fluffy tail—black-tipped—swaying lazily behind it.
There’s something in its amber eyes that makes him shiver. Even so, he lets out a rough laugh, his voice tight, like something’s squeezing his throat.
“For me?”
He picks up the fruit, tosses it lightly, catches it again—
—and when he looks back down, the fox is gone.
But the next day, it returns.