#snake son

He’s changed so much. The only detective ever.

Send me a trick-or-treat and a character/ship and I’ll write you a fluffy autumn piece or a horribly twisted au! Treat

Suguru was not small. Sure, he was smaller than Kuroo, but he was bigger than Kenma, which meant he wasn’t small. He was perfectly average-sized.

Ushijima was not average-sized. He was big. Bigger than Suguru, bigger than Kuroo, bigger than most of the people Suguru knew. And his clothes?

God, his clothes.

They fit Suguru like a dream, which is to say, they were massive on him. Massive and comfortable. And they smelled like Ushijima, like his woodsy deodorant and his lavender detergent. This flannel in particular was Suguru’s favorite, large and warm and wonderful smelling, worn down until it was soft to the touch. Suguru wrapped himself up in it and looked out at the falling autumn leaves with a smile on his face.

The door opened and Suguru turned with that same smile morphing into something even warmer at the sight of his love.

“Welcome home,” he said.

“I’m-” Ushijima started, but he stopped dead when he looked at Suguru.

“What’s wrong?” Suguru asked, stepping toward him. Ushijima crossed the space between the genkan and the window in two large steps and wrapped his arms around Suguru. He buried his nose in Suguru’s neck and squeezed him just a little too tight. Suguru squeezed him back. “Baby, talk to me,” he said.

“You look good,” was all Ushijima said, and then his lips were on Suguru’s and he was crushing Suguru even closer to his chest. Suguru laughed into the kiss, wriggling his arms free until he could loop them loosely around Ushijima’s neck. He leaned back and pecked Ushijima on the nose.

“You like how I look in your flannel?” he asked, laughing smugly.

“I do,” Ushijima said bluntly, and Suguru found he couldn’t answer. His cheeks felt warm and he knew even his hears were red. He buried his face in Ushijima’s chest and whined.

“Don’t do that,” Ushijima said, leaning back.

“Don’t do what?” Suguru asked, a little curious and a little petulant.

“Don’t hide from me,” Ushijima said. Suguru smiled.

“I won’t.”

First of all, don't get me wrong. I really liked the essence of the episode.

But I'm not here to talk about that. I'm just being a bit salty (and I know I'll not be alone) with the fact that Mitsuki is missing. Of course I'm a bit biased, he is my favorite character in this show.

Last week we got the anime version of the Game cards plot. Mitsuki make some apparitions on the manga version, not playing like other boys, but explaining how the game works cause he's such an intellectual.

He was nowhere to be found on this episode, sadly. At first I told myself that it was okay. I mean.. we got a lot episodes with Mitsuki. So maybe that's why they try to cut him a bit for the most recent one. That doesn't make sense if Mitsuki appears more often than Boruto, the main characther, right?

Anyways, this week episode get me a bit mad.. Because they said that all genin team was on the bomb mission. I didn't even expected to see Boruto on this focused Team 25 episode. But when I saw Team 7 without Mitsuki I just understand nothing.

And again, I repeat myself, don't get me wrong, Boruto is my second fav and I'm not hating on Sarada at all. Those two was my first ship even if it changed now. But I expected maybe Mitsuki to join them after they found the bomb, which didn't happened. No mention of him at all, even Kakashi at the end of the episode only mention Boruto and Sarada. Did I miss something saying that Mitsuki can't do mission or is out of Konoha??

I really don't want to be rude about that you know, it's a fictionnal character so I shouldn't be that bothered about it. But just seeing Snake Boi follow his teammates would have been okay with me. He doesn't even need to say something. What I'm trying to say is that even if it's because Ryuichi Kijima took a break or something, he could have still appeared on today's episode.

I'm just a bit lost trying to understand a logical explaination about the lack of Mitsuki appearance in the last episodes...

This is a question I got asked about on one of my other blogs, but that blog is more of a spam account so I’m going to answer that here ^^ @jynnbean2018

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For those who don’t know, I have a Chronostasis fanchild named Orochi Kurono, who is usually presented at the age of three/four.

This is him^^

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Hari doesn’t exactly like his son as he’s seen as a nuisance, in fact, the only reason Orochi wasn’t just tossed aside, is because Overhaul decided that he might be useful in the yakuza’s future. Hari would never disobey Overhaul, so Orochi stayed, though that doesn’t mean Hari treats him with love or attention. He neglects his son. It’s no secret that Hari dislikes children.

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Though, Setsuno takes care of him often and Orochi views Setsuno as his father because of this.

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Orochi’s mother isn’t around to care for him because it was an accidental insemination, and the organization his mother ‘works’ for did not allow her to keep her baby, even though she did want Orochi. So Orochi was sent to the Shie Hassaikai doorstep.

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His hair can switch from snake form to arrow form, and it’s a genetic mutation, not his actual quirk.

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Since he’s basically 20+ animals rolled into one and needs lots of energy to support all of them, he needs to eat and snack a lot. He usually eats five meals a day, with small snacks in between. Which is why his little satchel comes in handy, it’s where he keeps all his snacks.

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If he doesn’t eat for long periods of time, his snakes get ravenous and start to well.. become cannibalistic and eat him and the other snakes. It’s unlikely to happen though.

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He also gets cold easily so he needs an electric blanket or he’ll just cuddle someone or lay on top of a monitor.

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Because he also has multiple brains within the snakes, he’s a pretty smart three/four year old and learned the basic motor functions pretty quickly.

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Orochi is high maintenance, and is a pretty clingy child. Give him cuddles and food, and he’ll love you.

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