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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
When Yugo finds Rin upset about the dress she was supposed to wear at the City banquet they were going to that evening, he comes up with a great, if maybe unconventional solution.
He didn't mind much, he'd always thought Rin's dress was pretty after all, and Rin looked great in pants.
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Aka a fic where Yugo wears a beautiful dress and Rin wears a stylish suit.
(includes some dimensionshipping and natureshipping, pretty light tho)
Includes some talk about gender dysphoria
Summary: The aspects of nature are always very busy no matter what the season is. Yuzu, the aspect of flowers, however, wonders about human traditions.
Ao3
“Do you think Santa Claus is real?”
It took Selena a few moments to realize that the question was not, in fact, a joke. She looked up from the moonlight for the next full moon that she’d been weaving for Rin to take out on her winter winds tomorrow night to find Yuzu hovering over her. A few bright yellow flowers — winter jasmines, Selena thought they were — fell out of her hair and dusted the moonlight. Selena dusted them away.
“You’re not serious, are you?” she asked.
Yuzu pouted at her, folding her arms. More winter jasmines bloomed in her hair, while a thick layer of hellebore and witch hazel covered her dress, sprigs of holly dangling from her headdress. Behind her, a layer of sweet alyssum flowers had grown in her footsteps, starting to creep along the floor and making a mess.
“Yuzu,” Selena said, setting aside her moonlight tapestry. “Really. You’re asking me if Santa Claus — a human fairy tale — is real.”
“Well, we’re real, aren’t we?” Yuzu said. “And we don’t know all of the spirits, you know. It’s not just us, as much as we like to pretend.”
“Humans don’t tell stories about us, though,” Selena pointed out. “If Santa Claus was real, he’d be better at making sure people don’t notice him. Like us.”
She eyed Yuzu then, raising an eyebrow at her.
“Why are you asking, anyway? What brought this up?”
“I was just out checking on the poinsettias that people have been growing for Christmas,” Yuzu said. “And I stopped to listen to a carol, and...I don’t know. I thought maybe there was a possibility.”
She frowned, then, and Selena always hated the way she looked when she was sad. She was also really bad at dealing with it, too, clutching and unclutching her hands, unsure if she should hug the aspect of flowers or not.
A light, chill breeze danced through the room, then, and Rin blustered in through the doors like a shot.
“Back!” she shouted breathlessly. “In record time!”
“You’re moving too fast!” Ruri’s voice called out, struggling in after the aspect of wind. She shook herself, feathers falling from her hair and cloak as she shivered and tightened it about her. “Rin, you’re bringing the winds too fast! The birds are having trouble flying home for the winter. It makes guiding them take too long.”
“Well, they should start migrating earlier! I have a big snowstorm to whip up in two days! I don’t have time to slow down the wind!”
A few of Yuzu’s flowers withered up with Rin’s gust of cold wind, and Yuzu huffed. Rin had the decency to look a bit chagrined, at least, and turned up the temperature a few degrees.
“How’s the moonlight for tomorrow coming?” Rin asked Selena.
Selena gestured to the tapestry.
“Getting there.”
“Great! I’ve still gotta finish welding the clouds for that snowstorm, so I’ll take it out with me once I’m done.”
“I still have some animals to send into hibernation,” Ruri sighed. “This really is such a busy time of the year.”
“It’s always busy,” Selena said.
“Maybe we should take a break, then,” Yuzu piped up suddenly.
Everyone hesitated, glancing at each other before looking at Yuzu.
“We don’t really have time for breaks,” Rin said.
“It’s Christmas,” Yuzu insisted. “And Yule, and Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa, Omisoka, and a million other holidays! A snowstorm can wait, right? You’re so fast anyway! And Selena, you’re already pretty much done with the moonlight.”
“I still have stars to arrange for the rest of the week,” Selena said.
“Oh, come on! We never get a chance to take a break. Just for a few minutes.”
“Is this about Santa Claus somehow?” Selena said.
“Santa Claus? What does this have to do with Santa Claus?” Ruri asked.
“Yuzu was just asking me if I thought he was real.”
Rin burst out laughing, and Yuzu glared at her.
“It’s a legitimate question!” she said. “None of us thought the tooth fairy was real until last year either! There must be hundreds of other spirits out there who we haven’t met yet.”
“Yuzu, is something wrong?” Ruri asked gently. “You seem...stressed.”
Yuzu huffed, folding her arms. Red poinsettias blossomed across her dress.
“I’m just tired,” she said. “There’s not much for me to do in the winter, you know. And you’re all always busy. I just...I want a chance to spend time with all of you for once.”
Her flowers got smaller as she talked, hugging herself and dipping her eyes towards the floor.
Selena felt immediately awful. She hadn’t even thought about how bored and lonely Yuzu must be during the winter months. No wonder she was wandering about longer than she had to, listening to carols and thinking about human traditions and fairy tales about giving gifts and spending time with loved ones.
Ruri was the first to walk over to her and take Yuzu’s hands, clutching them lightly.
“You’re right,” she said. “Maybe we do deserve just a few hours. I think the animals can fend for themselves for a bit.”
“Yeah, I mean, I can throw together a snowstorm in a couple of minutes,” Rin said breezily. “Let’s do something for a bit, Yuzu.”
Yuzu’s flowers immediately blossomed into bright, brilliant colors, her whole face lighting up. She glanced at Selena then, biting her lip. Selena felt heat skitter over her cheeks. She stood, then, and walked over to join them by putting her hands in the center on top of theirs.
“I guess I do have stars arranged ahead of schedule,” she said. “One night will be all right.”
Yuzu’s beaming face was a gift in itself, and Selena couldn’t help but smile.
“What do you want to do, Yuzu?” Ruri asked.
Yuzu laughed, sweeping all three of them into a warm, flowery hug.
“I just want to be with all of you,” she said. “That’s the only gift I need.”
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“Serena,” Yuzu sighs, putting her hands over her face, “you can’t just tell people to fuck off on our Facebook page.”
“They should stop saying we should be a dance group,” Serena huffs from next to Ruri who’s at work on a wig commission, “expecting us to shake our asses on stage...it’s bullshit!”
Yuzu is about to reluctantly agree when Rin, having finally left her garage-turned-workshop, peeks around the corner with a sheepish grin and Yuzu jumps up to get the first-aid kit before she can say a word.
Named so because 花鳥風月 (kachofugetsu, written with the kanji for: flower, bird, wind, moon) means “beauties of nature”, and the girls’ decks are based on them; Yuzu’s bloom monsters have flowers, Ruri’s cards are named after birds, Rin has wind witches and Serena uses a moonlight dancer deck.
