The Story-Teller and the Gardener
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Descendents of Darkness/Yami No Matsuei › General
Rating:
Adult +
Chapters:
1
Views:
1,677
Reviews:
5
Recommended:
0
Currently Reading:
0
Disclaimer:
I do not own Descendants of Darkness (Yami no Matsuei), nor any of the characters from it. I do not make any money from the writing of this story.
Prologue
The story-teller and the Gardener
By: Lady Winter
Rated: R (for now)
Summery: [AU] Tsuzuki is a famous story-teller and number 1 bachelor in his village. To bad he feel in love with Hisoka Kurosaki, a beautiful youth who only loves his gardern. How will Tsuzuki win over his reluctant love?
Author\'s Notes: This idea came from a greek myth I read a long time ago, I don\'t really remember what the myth was called though. Hmmm... anyway. Might or might not do a lemon for this, I don\'t know. *shrugs*
Please forgive me for a crappy beginning. My writing will get better, next chapter. I just have trouble with beginnings.
P.S. Sometimes I write to fast and miss spell somethings. So please ignore my stupidity.
Declaimer: Don\'t own anything, not even the plot. *pouts* because if I did than Hisoka would be a neko pretty boy, in skimppy shorts and have Tsuzuki\'s baby.
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Prologue: The village of JuOhCho
Villagers who live near the great Meifu mountain tell of a hidden village located on the very top of the mountain. They call the mountain Meifu because those stray to close to the mountain during a snow storm are either found frozen to death or never seen again. Most villages like believe those who are never seen gain are found worthy by Meifu and allowed to find their way to JuOhCho, the hidden village on top of the mountain, where time stops and spring is the eternal ruler. Of course the local villagers don\'t know for sure if the story is true because those who make it to JuOhCho can never leave, forever trapped by the mountain.
Those who live in JuOhCho say it\'s just like any other village. Dirt roads, fields, and fairly normal wooden buildings. Everyone in JuOhCho has his or her own job to do; Something to keep themselves occupied everyday of their very long lives.
Everyone in the village was fairly happy with their lives. Except for one of the village\'s oldest resident, Tsuzuki Asato, famous story-teller and most sought after man in JuOhCho. Sadly, the one he loved was a beautiful but frigid youth named Hisoka who loves nothing but his garden of fruits, vegetables and flowers.
And this is a tale on how our hero won over a very reluctant gardener.
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Japanese words:
1. Meifu: Land of the Dead.
2. JuOhCho: In the series it means ‘a government type organization that runs the admission, cataloging, and sorting of dead souls’.
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Hakari03: I\'ll try to finish the next chapter as soon as I can!
By: Lady Winter
Rated: R (for now)
Summery: [AU] Tsuzuki is a famous story-teller and number 1 bachelor in his village. To bad he feel in love with Hisoka Kurosaki, a beautiful youth who only loves his gardern. How will Tsuzuki win over his reluctant love?
Author\'s Notes: This idea came from a greek myth I read a long time ago, I don\'t really remember what the myth was called though. Hmmm... anyway. Might or might not do a lemon for this, I don\'t know. *shrugs*
Please forgive me for a crappy beginning. My writing will get better, next chapter. I just have trouble with beginnings.
P.S. Sometimes I write to fast and miss spell somethings. So please ignore my stupidity.
Declaimer: Don\'t own anything, not even the plot. *pouts* because if I did than Hisoka would be a neko pretty boy, in skimppy shorts and have Tsuzuki\'s baby.
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Prologue: The village of JuOhCho
Villagers who live near the great Meifu mountain tell of a hidden village located on the very top of the mountain. They call the mountain Meifu because those stray to close to the mountain during a snow storm are either found frozen to death or never seen again. Most villages like believe those who are never seen gain are found worthy by Meifu and allowed to find their way to JuOhCho, the hidden village on top of the mountain, where time stops and spring is the eternal ruler. Of course the local villagers don\'t know for sure if the story is true because those who make it to JuOhCho can never leave, forever trapped by the mountain.
Those who live in JuOhCho say it\'s just like any other village. Dirt roads, fields, and fairly normal wooden buildings. Everyone in JuOhCho has his or her own job to do; Something to keep themselves occupied everyday of their very long lives.
Everyone in the village was fairly happy with their lives. Except for one of the village\'s oldest resident, Tsuzuki Asato, famous story-teller and most sought after man in JuOhCho. Sadly, the one he loved was a beautiful but frigid youth named Hisoka who loves nothing but his garden of fruits, vegetables and flowers.
And this is a tale on how our hero won over a very reluctant gardener.
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Japanese words:
1. Meifu: Land of the Dead.
2. JuOhCho: In the series it means ‘a government type organization that runs the admission, cataloging, and sorting of dead souls’.
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Hakari03: I\'ll try to finish the next chapter as soon as I can!