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chinanigans2019-10-17 08:29 pm
mightdoriya) wrote in chinanigans2019-10-17 08:29 pm
BKDK: Wolf in the fire
[Bakugou Katsuki had been missing for as long as Izuku could remember.
He was barely young enough to understand what it meant when someone went missing, namely someone he called his best friend growing up. They'd been very young, only four or so at the time, when Katsuki had suddenly vanished with seemingly no trace of him left. There had been search parties, and notices posted. He was on TV, and Inko had to carefully explain to her young son why. Heroes searched tirelessly for him to no avail. And after so much time had passed, it had been assumed the young child had either died of exposure or had been kidnapped. As of now, nearly twelve years later, no body had been found.
Izuku still thought about him sometimes, though he didn't know what to make of his disappearance. There had been a funeral for him and everything, so it felt like that was just...it. That he was gone, forever. Maybe one day they'd be able to find his remains and give his parents proper closure, but for the time being his case remained opened and cold. It had been a disgrace for the top heroes of the time, but there was nothing they could do but keep searching down leads even if they went nowhere.
It was around the anniversary of Katsuki's disappearance now, as the last cherry blossoms fell and school was in full swing. Izuku had been on his way that day, walking down the sidewalk towards his middleschool. They'd be graduating soon, and after that they'd be choosing what highschools to go to. Some chose UA, some Shinketsu. Izuku knew who he'd try out for, of course.
He just wished he weren't alone in doing it.]
He was barely young enough to understand what it meant when someone went missing, namely someone he called his best friend growing up. They'd been very young, only four or so at the time, when Katsuki had suddenly vanished with seemingly no trace of him left. There had been search parties, and notices posted. He was on TV, and Inko had to carefully explain to her young son why. Heroes searched tirelessly for him to no avail. And after so much time had passed, it had been assumed the young child had either died of exposure or had been kidnapped. As of now, nearly twelve years later, no body had been found.
Izuku still thought about him sometimes, though he didn't know what to make of his disappearance. There had been a funeral for him and everything, so it felt like that was just...it. That he was gone, forever. Maybe one day they'd be able to find his remains and give his parents proper closure, but for the time being his case remained opened and cold. It had been a disgrace for the top heroes of the time, but there was nothing they could do but keep searching down leads even if they went nowhere.
It was around the anniversary of Katsuki's disappearance now, as the last cherry blossoms fell and school was in full swing. Izuku had been on his way that day, walking down the sidewalk towards his middleschool. They'd be graduating soon, and after that they'd be choosing what highschools to go to. Some chose UA, some Shinketsu. Izuku knew who he'd try out for, of course.
He just wished he weren't alone in doing it.]
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[Is what Katsuki calls them, but even he looks a little fond as he watches them play.]
They grow up faster than me.
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[Izuku asks, less bothered by that response and more...curious. Curious about what Katsuki is like these days.]
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[He shakes his head, his tail perking up a little with Deku's curiosity easy to see.]
They're weaklings 'cuz they're just stupid brats right now. You could pop 'em like a grape!
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[Puppies are never stupid.]
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[so says crazy wolf boi]
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[So then they can rip out Katsuki's throat as he rightfully deserves.]
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[He rolls his eyes, but Izuku does have a point.. even if he still thinks they're stupid.]
But the wolves who looked after me died.
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[He's quiet for a moment, the only sound being the whimpering of the puppies.]
Do you remember them?
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[The answer he gives is.. simple. Almost indifferent.]
There wasn't anything special about them. They don't care about each other like people do.
They're boring.
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[He asks softly. Carefully.
Katsuki could have come home.]
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Cuz... these puppies are mine.
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