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Mercenary!Zoro x Bard!Reader [Medieval!AU] The sweet melody of the harp played in the wind; a gentle sound that was accompanied by an equally honeyed voice. Your fingers danced over the harp, plucking each note with graceful accuracy. The mule-drawn cart creaked with every clop of the mule’s hooves. With your legs hanging off the back of the cart, you played a happy tune as you watched the town slowly begin to disappear behind the hill. There was a fresh scent in the air – a welcome change from the stench of the trading town. As you transitioned into a lighter tune with a glissando, you leaned back onto your travelling companion

             todoroki shouto x reader i. the embodiment of beauty and morality Spring had come again. It was a quiet morning in the park, a slight chill lingering in the breeze. The trees were filled with budding flowers due to emerge in an ocean of pink and white hues in couple of weeks. Woodsy scents hit your nose as you ventured deeper into the forested park, keeping a slow pace as you walked down a familiar path. You were humming the theme song of your favourite anime, matching your pace in time with the tune. A soft chuckle came from your companion as you skipped forward to match the song’s chorus. Turning around, your eyes met

Aomine Daiki x Reader The spring breeze was cool upon his skin. A shift in his position, he turned to lie on his back, letting out a breath of content as he felt sunlight on his lids. He remained in his position with his arms below his head, waiting. "I just knew you'd be here." Upon hearing your voice, his lips twitched up into the start of a smile. "Daiki..." "You're interrupting my nap, [Name]." Aomine commented, opening his eyes to watch as you straightened up from climbing up the rooftop ladder to walk towards him. "Too bad. I've been looking for you." "Well, here I am," his tone was haughty and his expression matched his voice. "D

Nishinoya Yuu x Tall!Reader His short stature was incomparable to his huge presence and overflowing confidence. That was who Nishinoya Yuu was, and you wouldn't change a thing about him. As his significant other and someone taller than him, you often heard whispers of gossipers, commenting about your height difference. You hated the idle gossip, though you eventually learnt to ignore it. Haters will hate, and you didn't need to let outsiders affect your relationship. Though you couldn't deny that it was difficult to bear the weight of their comments towards the start of your relationship. Nishinoya would laugh it off, telling you to ignore

Sawamura Daichi x Reader It was amusing to see so many heads turning to look at you when you stepped into the gym. A myriad of voices called out your name in greeting. Waving at the members of the volleyball team, you held up a large bento box, laughing as they cheered for the promise of a snack. "Alright, back to practice!" The captain's stern voice called out as he walked towards you. "We'll have a break in an hour." A couple of sighs could be heard amidst the squeaking of shoes as the boys got back to their respective drills. "Ever the slave driver, aren't you, Daichi?" You teased. "Someone has to whip these guys into shape." Your boy

Roronoa Zoro x Reader  [Soulmate!AU] Soulmate!AU where you experience the pain that your soulmate feels It wasn't easy being his soulmate. He was boorish; horridly uncouth and had a terrible sense of direction. It didn't matter that there was a single straight path in front of him because he'd still get lost and refuse to admit it. None of that bothered you though. If anything, it made him all the more endearing. An intimidating swordsman; first mate of the Straw Hat Pirates, being bested by a map and compass. But ever since he met you, it wasn't a problem he'd often face. Each time the Thousand Sunny anchored at an island and the crew made

Kuroo Tetsurou x Reader [Pokemon!AU] Both Kuroo and Reader are in their early 20s Part 1 || Part 2 You woke up to an empty bed and daylight shining in from the open window. Your hand reached out to the vacant side of the bed only to find the last of his lingering warmth. For a few moments, you stared out at the blue skies through hazy eyes before turning to nuzzle back into the plush pillows, pulling the sheets further up to nestle into. It’s been a while since you slept on a proper bed, after all. Kuroo could wait. The next time you woke was with a jolt. Loud noises came from outside the room and curiosity was not enough to pull you

Sawamura Daichi x Reader [Ninja!AU] A/N: Dark themes The adrenaline that fuelled her movements trickled out of her system, fatigue taking its place, washing over her like a tidal wave. Not yet, she chanted to herself, biting her lip as she held out the kunai in front of her in a defensive stance. Even then, she could see her hand trembling from exhaustion. A quick glance behind made her gulp. She was cornered. Backed onto a cliff, she had nowhere to run; nowhere to hide. Her only options were to fight, or jump. Peering over the cliff, she gulped when she caught sight of how high the drop was. The raging waters below didn’t make the d

Kuroo Tetsurou x Reader [College!AU] You flopped onto the bed in exhaustion. The pillow caught your tired curses and muffled your voice into indecipherability. “Oh? Done so quickly?” “No,” you sighed, turning to lie on your side so you could look at your boyfriend, who slouched lazily against the headboard. “I’m never going to be able to finish all that work. Fuck it.” Kuroo chuckled, closing his 3DS and reached over you to place it on the bedside table. “This, my dear [Name]-chan, is the consequence of the phenomenon known as procrastination.” “Thanks, babe,” you said sar

Knight!Iwaizumi Hajimex Reader [Royalty!AU] A loud thud sounded when his opponent fell. That distinct clatter of metal against the ground seemed to echo in the arena. There was a moment of utter silence that followed. The fallen knight struggled to get up, visibly trembling as he willed his body to move. But alas, the last of his strength slipped away and he caved, collapsing onto the ground once more in a slump. Applauses started to erupt from the audience, like a tidal wave, spreading from one side of the area to another. The people cheered loudly, their voices joining as one in a deafening roar. They finally had a winner. In the midd