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Kamen Rider Kiva: Idiots' Words (Pyramid Dares, Kurenai Wataru, 8+)
Title: Idiots' Words
Fandom: Kamen Rider Kiva
Author: Estirose
Rating: 8+
Pyramid/Level/Prompt: Pyramid 2/Level 4/Prompt: Young Spirit
Summary: Taiga gives Wataru some encouraging words.
Spoilers: Late 20s.
Note: Pre-series. Wataru's a kid in this.
"Wataru!"
Wataru smiled as he saw Taiga coming towards him. His best friend - his only friend, even - ran towards him, waving.
Some people might have found it odd that Wataru and Taiga got along so well, given their personalities and their two-year age gap. But Wataru didn't even notice the difference. Here was a friend that his mother approved of, one that didn't laugh at him for being different.
"Wataru?" Taiga looked at him critically. "Did someone hurt you again?"
Wataru blushed. Yes, the bullies had gotten to him - two kids from his class - but he'd tried to hide it, because Taiga couldn't fight all his battles for him. However, Taiga was good at spotting these things, so he merely nodded.
"Humans are so stupid sometimes, Wataru," Taiga said. "Always wanting to hurt things and squander themselves."
"I'm amazed that you want to be friends with me," Wataru said. "The others say I'm too weird."
Taiga smiled. "You're not too weird to me," he said. "And what do the words of a few idiots mean anyway?"
Wataru wanted to say that they were right, but decided it would be safer to just agree with Taiga. He nodded.
"Wataru? You know you're better than them, right?" Taiga asked, putting a hand on Wataru's shoulder. "You are always going to be better than them, just because you are what you are."
"I... guess so," Wataru said, not understanding what Taiga meant. He smiled. "Want to race, Taiga?"
Taiga grinned. "Of course. I always win."
The two boys took off, running.
Fandom: Kamen Rider Kiva
Author: Estirose
Rating: 8+
Pyramid/Level/Prompt: Pyramid 2/Level 4/Prompt: Young Spirit
Summary: Taiga gives Wataru some encouraging words.
Spoilers: Late 20s.
Note: Pre-series. Wataru's a kid in this.
"Wataru!"
Wataru smiled as he saw Taiga coming towards him. His best friend - his only friend, even - ran towards him, waving.
Some people might have found it odd that Wataru and Taiga got along so well, given their personalities and their two-year age gap. But Wataru didn't even notice the difference. Here was a friend that his mother approved of, one that didn't laugh at him for being different.
"Wataru?" Taiga looked at him critically. "Did someone hurt you again?"
Wataru blushed. Yes, the bullies had gotten to him - two kids from his class - but he'd tried to hide it, because Taiga couldn't fight all his battles for him. However, Taiga was good at spotting these things, so he merely nodded.
"Humans are so stupid sometimes, Wataru," Taiga said. "Always wanting to hurt things and squander themselves."
"I'm amazed that you want to be friends with me," Wataru said. "The others say I'm too weird."
Taiga smiled. "You're not too weird to me," he said. "And what do the words of a few idiots mean anyway?"
Wataru wanted to say that they were right, but decided it would be safer to just agree with Taiga. He nodded.
"Wataru? You know you're better than them, right?" Taiga asked, putting a hand on Wataru's shoulder. "You are always going to be better than them, just because you are what you are."
"I... guess so," Wataru said, not understanding what Taiga meant. He smiled. "Want to race, Taiga?"
Taiga grinned. "Of course. I always win."
The two boys took off, running.