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i loved the previous 2 ending request, so id like to ask for an another one! this time with mamoru and ryota

Thank you for the request~! We’re happy to know you guys like these kind of scenarios!We decided to use the Hyakki Yakou/Night Parade of a Hundred Demons Yokai AU for this request. You can see the list of what yokai each unit member is over here.Hope you like it~!

- Mods nana and mari

The burgundy-haired Kageboshi adjusted his hat for theumpteenth time, finally earning an exasperated sigh from the blue-haired yokai.

“You’ve been doing that since you got here! I think youshould fix your hair before anything else.” Kensuke commented, crossing hisarms.

“Ken-kun…there’s a reason I wear this hat. My hair has awill of its own…” Mamoru replied in a soft voice, pulling the straw hat down.Shaking his head, he regained his usual vigor. “I can’t help it! Today’s theday [Name] comes over to visit!”

“[Name]? Ah, that human child?” the green-eyed Inugamihummed in understanding, a sly grin on his face. “So that’s why Ryo was sorestless today~!” he stole a glance at the frowning water spirit taking shelterin the shade of a large tree.

“I was not restless. You know I like being tidy.” Thewhite-haired spirit replied calmly, looking away with a pout. “Unlike a certaindog that likes to kick up dirt everywhere he goes…”

“Yes yes I’m sorry.” Kensuke apologized, puffing his cheeksto mutter. “Even though I was the one that brought [Name] over to you in thefirst place…”

“It’s because youbrought her over that I’ve been stuck taking care of all of you! Honestly, whofollows a suspicious dog and then gets lost in the forest on their way back…”Ryota closed his eyes with a vehement sigh.

“But it’s thanks to Ken-kun that we all meet up here everyyear.” Mamoru continued with a wistful smile. “[Name] can only come visit usduring these ‘summer vacation’ and ‘winter holidays’ things but it’s always so much fun when everyone can play together!” he added with a laugh.

“Come to think of it, she hasn’t visited lately…” the wavy-hairedyokai mused, looking up at the sunlight filtered through the tree leaves.

“It’s been three years, I think.” Mamoru replied, glancingat his feet while he twirled his staff.

“Three years? That’s a long time for humans, you know!”Kensuke looked from Ryota to Mamoru, furrowing his brows in concern. “Are yousure she didn’t just forget about you guys?”

The two blinked at the Inugami, then at each other.

“No way! [Name]’s not that kind of person!” Mamoru laughedwith a wave of his hand, though his voice didn’t sound as sure.

“Well if she did then hopefully that means I can go back tomy peaceful days by the riverside.” Ryota mused, resting his head against thetree bark.

—

“…What happened to ‘[Name]’s not that kind of person’?”Garnet eyes peered to the side at the messy-haired shadow hiding in the bushwith him.

“I-I could say the same thing to you, Ryo-kun! I thought youwere going back to your peaceful days by the riverside…” Brown eyes glancedback at the spirit. “You’re not honest, are you~?”

“What was that?”

“Nothing!” he quickly shifted his gaze back to the roadside,scanning the vicinity for passersby when he found a small group of friendslaughing and chatting—brown eyes sparkling once they found a familiar figure.

“Is that [Name]?” Ken popped his head out, startling the twoyokai.

“Ken-kun, what are you doing here?!” Mamoru exclaimed,placing a hand to his chest to calm his beating heart.

“I just wanted to see!” the Inugami replied with his usualgrin, emerald eyes making their way back to the humans. “So that one over thereis [Name]?”

“I think so. She looks so…different.” Ruby hues watched youlaugh with your friends, recalling the uncouth brat you used to be, always chasingafter him with a bug on the end of a stick.

“She’s an adult now.” Ken mused.

“It’s been three years, after all.” Mamoru reminded with anostalgic look in his eyes as he saw how much you grew up in a seeminglyshort time.

“So [Name], how’s it like in the big city? You didn’t comelast year so we almost thought you forgot about us!” one of your friendschuckled, walking backwards so he could see you properly.

“I was busy with school and exams. I’m in universitynow so I haven’t even gotten time to breathe, let alone visit!” you explained witha short apology while Ryota and Kensuke blinked up at Mamoru as though to ask what a university was. The Kageboshi shrugged, the threeof them returning their attention back to you.

“But man, were you a weird kid back then!” another friendexclaimed, frowning at your confused expression. “You always ran off to theriverside and played by yourself. You kept running around with a stick andshouted random stuff—we thought you actually lost it at one point!” she gaveyou a cheeky grin.

“I never did that! …Did I?” you asked, glancing to the groundas you tried to remember.

“You did!” she continued. “Whenever we invited you to playwith us, you said you promised to play with someone else. But when we foundyou, you looked like you were having a conversation but there wasn’tanyone nearby…”

You frowned, placing a hand under your chin. “I remember playingby the riverside a lot but…it wasn’t with you guys?” you asked to whicheveryone shook their heads.

“When I called you a liar for making stuff up about a waterfairy you gave me this scar, remember?” a boy pointed to his forehead where afaint line was etched onto his skin. “You called me a bunch of nasty names fornot seeing something that was never even there in the first place!”

“I’m so sorry!” you gave a short bow, suddenly recalling howyou got lectured for doing that. But you couldn’t seem to recall by whom. Onlya faint silhouette of a person and a veil blowing in the wind…

Green eyes watched as Ryota’s fingers curled against theleaves, ruby eyes glaring at you.

“I don’t believe it…she actually forgot…?” he mutteredthrough clenched teeth. “All those times she came after me with bugs, all thosebeetles she made me hunt with her…all those times she slipped and fell into theriver…she doesn’t remember anything?!”

“Ryo…” the blue-haired youth began, reaching out to place apaw on his shoulder when he froze at the sight of snakes coiling around thewhite-haired fairy’s arms—their hissing in tune with Ryota’s growl.

“To think she has the nerve to just forget all the grief shecaused me—”

“Ahh Ryo, I get you’re upset but sending snakes after herwon’t change anything!!” Kensuke jumped onto him, trying to prevent the snakesfrom moving.

“Ken, let go!”

“Mamoru, help me out here!”

“Eh? Huh?! Ehhh?!” the panicked Kageboshi fidgeted around,placing his hands up in an attempt to stop the bickering yokai when a stray elbowto the face caused Mamoru to get pushed out of their hiding place and crashinto you.

“Mamoru!”

“[Name], are you alright?!” yourfriend grabbed you by the arm before you fell.

“I’m fine. Thank you!” you regained your footing, turningaround to see a bush rustling. “What was that?!” you watched a faint figureof what looked like a dog-man retreat into the woods.

“What was what?” the others followed your gaze, seeingnothing out of the ordinary.

“There was someone there…” You muttered, glancing down tofind your shadow looking more like that of a man wearing a hat.

“Whoa! What isthis?!” you exclaimed, stumbling back while it glided along the ground and disappeared.

“There she goes again! I thought you grew out ofthat phase, [Name]!”

—

“Ken, let go of me.”

Ryota yanked his arm out Kensuke’s hold, fixinghis clothes as he turned his back to the Inugami.

“Ryo—”

“The only time she didn’t visit was last year…” Ryotagrumbled, his head lowered to the side. “That means she regularly came to this town before then…yet she didn’t even bother coming hereat all these past three years.”

“It’s not like [Name] meant to.” Ken jumped back as Mamorucame out of his shadow. “That’s just how humans are…they don’t mean to forgetabout us but sometimes when they grow up, they end up losing the ability to seeus and the memories that came with it.” He lazily twirled his staff,narrowing his eyes as he recalled moments from his travels.

Silence hung in the air while emerald hues looked from oneof his friends to the other.

“It’s fine. If she wants to go ahead and forget about usthen it’s her wish.” Ryota finally spoke, lifting his head. “I’m going home.” Hestated, heading back to the riverside.

“Ryo…” Kensuke held a paw out, bringing it back to look at theequally heartbroken Kageboshi. “Mamoru…”

“Sorry Ken-kun…but I’d like to be alone for a bit too.” He gavea forced smile, excusing himself to head deeper into the forest.

—

You walked along the path, lost in thought. Your groupdecided to disband, everyone heading home for the day yet you still wanderedaround the town, vague memories and blurry faces of people floating into yourmind ever since your conversation earlier in the afternoon. And before you knewit the sun had already begun to set and you found yourself not too far from theforest you always played in as a kid.

[E/c] hues gazed at the trees, a tightening feeling in your chest for not being able to remember something you knew was very dear to you.

Woof!

You let out a yelp at the sudden bark derailing yourthoughts, looking down to find a green-eyed dog energetically wagging its tailat you.

“You’re…” you began, eyes widening as the dog stood up and turnedaround to run into the forest.

“Wait!” you chased after it, finding yourself going throughan all too familiar path. With each step you took, all the memories you spenthere came back in clear view.

You jogged to a halt, catching your breath as you lookedaround for the strange dog. [E/c] hues searched the area when you found yourselfat a fork in the road, the forest branching out into two different paths.

You took a step forward, choosing to go down the

> Left path

> Right path

Fujimura Mamoru:

Your footstepssquished against the earth, shoes tracking water from the river you fell into. Thesun had gone down and you found yourself lost in the forest that you had tocross to go back home. Maybe it was because of the darkness but everything lookedmuch more scarier and confusing than it did when you entered and you had no ideawhich way to go.

Should you just headback to the river? But the water spirit that lived there seemed very upset withyou…

You crouched down witha yelp, placing your hands over your head at the sudden cawing of a crow,squeezing your eyes shut at the rustling of shrubs nearby.

“I just wanna gohome!” you cried, tears streaming down your face while you hiccupped.

“U-Umm…”

You lifted your headat the voice, searching around for the owner when it spoke again.

“This is the thirdtime you’ve circle around here… C-Could it be that you’re lost?”

You hesitantly nodded,sniffling when you felt a hand on your head. Peeking up you saw a man wearing black clothes, a straw hat resting atop his messy dark red hair, his face covered by a thin veil. Offering a kind smile, he knelt down to talk to you, brown eyes gazing warmly at you.

“The forest is a scaryplace at night, isn’t it? Let’s get you home, shall we?”

“…After Ryota finally had enough, he kicked me out of theriver and I ended up getting lost on my way back home.” You mused with anostalgic smile, closing your eyes. “That was when youfound me and took me back home, didn’t you Mamoru?”

You turned around to address the bushes behind you whichseemed to jump at your voice. “You’re there, aren’t you?”

“[N]-[Name]…” the Kageboshi came out of hiding, awkwardlysmiling at you. “I-It’s been a while…”

“It really has!” You chuckled, continuing your trip downmemory lane.

“On my way back you told me all sorts of stories about yourtravels and how Ryota really wasn’t as scary as he seemed. After that I ended upvisiting the riverside every day and you always walked me back home once it wastime for me to go.” You walked towards him, smile never fading.

“It was because you were always scared of the dark…” helaughed shyly.

“…All the while lecturing me about not hurting my friends,teaching me new songs and talking about a ‘really cool’ fox spirit you were goodfriends with.” You continued with a wry grin.

He opened his eyes, staring curiously once you placed ahand around his face.

“And yet I stopped visiting…no I completely forgot about ourpromise to meet up here every holiday.” You rubbed his cheek with your thumb,eyes filling with tears. “I forgot about you and Ryota… I’m so sorry! I didn’tmean to, I—”

“No it’s alright! It’s not your fault!” Mamoru ferventlyshook his head, wrapping his hand around yours. “It’s just the way things are.Humans and yokai live very different lives…we shouldn’t have gotten involvedwith each other in the first place but we did. And I’m glad we did! I’m sureRyo-kun feels the same way too.”

“I’m glad we met too.” You smiled when his grip tightened,his brown eyes looking away.

“Actually… [Name]…” you blinked at his downcast expressionwhen Mamoru shook his head. “I-It’s nothing, never mind! More importantly, youremember us now right? I know it’s late but how about we all play togetheragain?!” Mamoru asked, his energy returning as he led you down the path tothe riverside.

—

After getting thoroughly lectured by a near crying Ryota, hefinally forgave you and you were properly introduced to Kensuke, the ‘dog’ thatled you to the river all those years ago and again now. The four of you had asmall banquet, something Mamoru had apparently been hoping to hold once youwere finally old enough to drink.

After a few rounds of drinks, you excused yourself from a drunkenRyota that was trying to shove more sake down Kensuke’s throat. You searchedfor Mamoru, finding him sitting atop a small rock formation and gazing up atthe stars.

“Mamoru.” He looked over his shoulder at your voice, movingover to make room for you before looking back up at the night sky.

“It really has been a long time, huh?” you mused, tracingyour way through the stars.

He nodded, silence taking over once again while Kensuke andRyota shouted in the distance. You looked away from the stars to catch Mamorustaring at you.

“What?” you quirked an eyebrow.

“A-Ah, i-it’s nothing!” he shook his head to snap out of it,hoping the darkness was able to hide his flushed cheeks. “I was just thinkingabout how much you’ve grown. You were so small not so long ago!” he chuckled.

“I was not!” you argued, offended by his statement. “I’llhave you know I grew a lot over the years!”

“Ah, that’s right! [Name], tell me about what you’ve been doing all these years we haven’t met!” Mamoru requested, shifting to properly face you. “I want toknow everything! Like that ‘university’ thing you were talking to your friendsabout today!”

You leaned back while he leaned forward, Mamoru’s eyes sparkling withanticipation. You looked up in thought, scratching your cheek.“Where do I begin…?”

You decided to start with your life from the last time youvisited the town, giving him a brief explanation about your middle and highschool days before talking about your current life as a college student.

“Heeeh…so this scroll called a ‘degree’ will help you findwork that helps pay for food?” Mamoru placed a hand to his chin in thought. “It’dbe nice if yokai had such a convenient tool! Traveling takes quite the toll onthe body…” he patted his stomach. “I can’t tell you how many times I’ve passed outon the roadside from hunger!”

“You never change, do you?” you laughed, slapping his arm. “Takebetter care of yourself! You’re a traveler, aren’t you?!” you chided while hechuckled sheepishly, rubbing his arm.

“And it’s a lot of work to get a degree, you know! Sure youget money from a job but most of it goes into paying back all the loans youtake to get a degree in the first place…” you explained with a tired sigh,scratching your head while the poor Kageboshi only became more confused. “But that’senough about me. What about you, Mamoru? Don’t you have any stories from yourtravels for me?”

“Eh?” he blinked, his mood suddenly going down. “I haven’t goneanywhere recently…for the past two years actually.” He held his tongue, not wantingyou to feel responsible for his own decision to stay and wait for you.

“Then…how about what you were going to say before?” you asked,holding his hand. “Back in the forest, you made a very sad face…is everythingalright?”

He stayed silent for a moment, looking away with a sadsmile. “Actually…I was thinking about traveling again. I decided that if youdidn’t visit again this year, then I would leave the forest and go travelingagain.”

“But you did come…and yet I’m still not sure about staying.” he confessed.

“I’m happy that you actually remembered us this timebut…eventually you really will forget about us. You’ll soon completely lose theability to see us and even if you do remember, you’ll probably just be confused by everything–like you were this afternoon.”He squeezed your hand tight, still refusing to look at your face.

You watched as Mamoru’s shoulders shook, his voice steadilybreaking.

“What happened to Ryo-kun has happened to other yokai. They’vehad their hearts broken by being forgotten by the children they played with so often.Even some of the humans I met on my travels…when I saw them again, they weresuddenly adults and couldn’t even see or hear me anymore.” he took a breath,releasing it with a shaky laugh. “That’s why, I’m thinking of continuing mytravels…before I get too attached to this place.”

“But I’ll miss you.”

Dark brown eyes opened at your words, lifting his head tolook at you.

“I’ll miss you if you leave, Mamoru.” You repeated,squeezing his hand and leaning closer. “I’ll be lonely when I come back herenext year and you’re not there.”

“[Name]…” he glanced down at the ground, shoulders shakingonce more. “Please don’t say things like that…”

“Mamoru—”

“…It makes me want to believe it!”

In an instant you found yourself in his embrace, his lipsmolding against yours. [E/c] hues widened at his action: really quick,desperate kisses as he pulled you closer—as though you would disappear from himif he didn’t hold onto you tight. You closed your eyes, placing a hand to Mamoru’scheek to calm him down and slow his pace as you kissed him back gently. Yourhand moved to his hair, running it through his messy wine-colored locks.

He slowly pulled away, looking into your eyes before huggingyou once more. “[Name], I don’t know if you’ll remember everything aftertoday…but even if you don’t…”

Mamoru kissed your head and pulled you away, a sheepishsmile on his features as he caressed your face.

“…On the chance you happen to see a wandering shadow on theroad in the future, if it feels familiar or reminds you of tonight—even just alittle bit…do you mind giving it a bite to eat?”

Sakuraba Ryota

You ran with all your might as you continued to chase over a dog you had seen while coming home from playing with a few friends of yours. As the dog started to accelerate, so did you. The adrenaline from playing with your friends, and wanting to play with the dog was in your in your system, causing you to run faster.

You chased after the dog up until a river, where the dog started to bark loudly, as if calling for something or someone. As the dog continued to bark at the edge of the river, you slowly crept up from the behind dog, in hopes of catching him.

The dog, however, sensed your presence and jumped into the river and resumed barking. You followed him into the river as well, and this restarted your chasing game with the dog – the dog running away from you (and barking occasionally), and you, still chasing after him.

When you had finally caught the dog, someone shouted, “Stop playing around!”

You released the dog in surprise, as the dog happily barked and went behind a man with silver hair, and a light veil resting on his head, covering up to his mid-back, had appeared before you. You also noticed the light blue gem just below his collarbone, and a horn on his forehead.

The man glared at the dog hiding behind him, before focusing his glare on you.

“Ryota-kun sure was scary…” you fondly remembered as you neared the river where you first met the water fairy. “He glared at me with such intensity before telling me to leave.” you giggled as you stopped to look at the beautiful river before you.

You looked around the vicinity of the river, looking for the silver-haired water fairy that you remembered playing with even after he had told you to leave during your first meeting. “Ryota-kun?” you called out, to which you didn’t hear a single reply, nor a sign of the fairy being in the vicinity.

You then smiled to yourself before picking up a pebble from the ground and threw it on the river, making it skip 2 times, before it submerged into the river. You did this a few more times, and as you were about to throw one more pebble, you heard someone shout, “Stop throwing those pebbles into my river!”

You dropped the pebble as you turned your head to your side, where the water fairy showed himself to you. With a grin in your face, you said, “I knew you’d come out if I did something!”

Ryota looked at you in disbelief before he started to walk away. “Ah! Hey, Ryota-kun! Where are you going? Don’t ignore me!”

Ryota ignored this, and was about to disappear into the river when you threw a pebble at him. “Ah! Hey!” he quickly turned around and glared at you as he rubbed the spot where the pebble had hit him. “Why’d you do that for?!”

“Because you were ignoring me!”

Ryota’s hands clenched into fists as he shouted, “Well you were the–”

“Ryo-kun? What’s wron–”

“–one who didn’t visit for three whole years, [Name]!”

“–g… [Name]?!”

You turned to look at a burgundy haired Kageboshi, “Mamoru!”

You skipped to Mamoru as the Kageboshi started to compliment you, completely forgetting the silver-haired water fairy.

“Hey…” Ryota started as he appeared beside them.

“Ryota-kun/Ryo-kun!” both you and Mamoru shouted, surprised that he had just suddenly appeared beside you two.

Ryota sighed exasperatedly at your reactions before looking at you with an upset expression, “…Shouldn’t you be with your human friends?”

“Ryota-kun…”

“Ryo-kun… [Name]’s–”

“–Mamoru.” Ryota interrupted Mamoru as he asked you again, “What are you doing here?”

You looked down at your fingers and explained, “I just followed the dog here… And all my memories from before just came rushing back.” you quickly looked the two yokai with desperate expressions, “I really am sorry that I forgot you guys.” you apologized with a bow.

Ryota merely looked at you, still upset.

“Now, now Ryo. Can’t you see a human is bowing before you, clearly sorry for everything.” you looked up to where you heard the voice and saw a blue-haired man with dog-like paws for hands, dog ears and a tail. The color, however, seemed oddly familiar to you.

“Hey [Name]! I’m Ken! I’m that dog you always chased around~”

“Ah!” you quickly remembered, “You were also the one who brought me back here earlier!”

“Yup!”

“Ken.”

Ken froze as he felt Ryota’s glare on him before slowly explaining, “C’mon Ryo, [Name]’s finally here, and we’ve been waiting for a long time.”

Ryota scoffs and crosses his arms, not giving in to anyone’s explanations.

“Ryota-kun…” You carefully walked towards him and gently apologized, “I’m really sorry.” you looked down on the ground, hoping to hear from him.

Ryota saw Ken and Mamoru trying to convince him to forgive you, making him sigh before saying, “Forget me one more time, and I’ll never forgive you.”

You looked up at him with a happy smile on your face, “Ryota-kun!”

Ryota let out an exasperated smile before petting your head and let out a light chuckled, “What am I ever going to do with you?”

–

Years went by and you found yourself in your childhood town. You found yourself a vacation and decided to visit the old town. You mostly just catched up with a few friends who had stayed behind in town instead of finding a job in the city, but on the last day, you found yourself wandering in the forest. You knew you had a connection with it, and vague memories in it.

You didn’t know it yourself, but you knew you made some kind of promise in the forest. After unconsciously finding yourself in a beautiful river, you found yourself crying and saying a name that you had remembered, “Ryota-kun…”

Knowing the significance of the name and the river, you looked around for any sign of the beautiful silver-haired water fairy you always admired, “Ryota-kun! Where– Where are you?!”

Falling into your knees just by the river, you sadly looked at the river as tears started to fall. Not only because you couldn’t see him anymore, but also because at some point, you had failed to fulfill his promise once more. “Ryota-kun…”

Standing on the river before you, the silver-haired water fairy looks at you with a sad smile as he kneels down and brings his hand to wipe your tears, “Don’t cry, [Name]. I’m right here.”

Feeling a small - almost faint - gesture, your eyes widened; still unable to see him, you cried out in desperation and slight hope that he was there with you, “Ryota-kun…. Ryota-kun…!”

Ryota tries not to cry as he reminds himself that this was often normal to humans. “Shhh… It’s okay, [Name]. I’m here, I’m here.” he knew that you couldn’t hear him, yet he still said it. He brings his hands to rest on top of yours and he rests his forehead on yours, his touches no longer felt by you, and whispers once more as a lone tear escapes from his eye, “I’m here.”

...we apologize if you guys weren’t expecting any angst.

but we hope you guys enjoyed it nonetheless!

- mod mari and nana

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