Katsuragi x Reader

"Sister! Look!" You yelled as you pointed to a towering building that shone in the sunlight. Coming back to civilisation was no easy task. Before high-rised buildings, you had been exiled for the type of work you had done. The woods being your home for the last 20 years from when you were very young. You looked back to see your sister panting, and her servants nowhere to be seen. "Sister! What is this called?" You returned your gaze to the building and stared in awe at how the sunlight reflected off the glass windows. You felt a presence right beside you and leaned against the person. The person chuckled at your behaviour and pointed to the building you were staring at.

"That, dear sister, is a skyscraper. We have little of these tall buildings, but they are all a spectacle to be awed at." Ouka, smiled as you heaved a sigh at the new angle that you saw as you tilted your head to rest it on Ouka's shoulder. She giggled and pulled you along. "Come dear sister, we must get going." She held a stick in one hand and your hand in the other as she pulled you from your trance. You looked quizzically at her as your feet moved to catch up with Ouka. She pulled you towards a different part of the area, where low-rised buildings stood. "Have you forgotten the reason of our journey?" Ouka looked back with you with soft features. Your face scrunched up in though before a look of realisation dawned upon you. She chuckled and turned back to look at the sick whom were at the doorsteps of their houses. You quickened your pace to walk next to your non-bilogical sister. The two of you reached the first house whom had one sick patient. Ouka smiled and went to help heal the man who called out thanks with every second that Ouka helped. You smiled and turned around. Across this house, another lay at the doorstep of the house. You tapped Ouka to get her attention before pointing to the house across. She smiled and nodded before returning her attention back to the patient at hand.

You walked over to the house and kneeled down to help the lady. She protested, saying that she was alright, and that her child should be getting the treatment instead. Just as she finished, a child staggered forward with half lidded eyes. You smiled and motioned gor him to walk towards you. He did as asked and lay beside his mother, closing his eyes. You held one hand over the child and the other over the lady. She protested yet again but you just shook your head, signalling to her that it was fine. Finally she calmed down and allowed for your healing zaiphon to help her. After a while, the lady was healed. She sat up and thanked you as you concentrated on the child. A while later, you felt a tap on your shoulder. You looked up and saw Ouka. "Take a rest sister. You have been working on the child for a while now. Let me take over." You were about to protest when the lady pulled you away from the child. She smiled at you, thanking you yet again for helping. It wasn't until then did you realise that you were tired. You drifted off to sleep a little while after.

You awoke to a panicked Ouka, and lady. You sat up and saw that bandits were fast approaching the village. You looked over at Ouka to see her shaking her head. 'You hadn't slept that long.' You looked back at the bandits and got the lady to tell everyone in the village to hide in their houses. She complied and brought Ouka and the child into the house, then ran to get everyone else to the safety of their houses. You walked forward and intercepted the bandits as they neared the village. 'So these are the punks that injured these innocent people.' You thought as the bandits slowed to a stop. "Well lookie here lads." A bandit said as he stepped forward. You crossed your arms in an attempt to hold yourself back from striking first.

Back when you were a combatant at a very young age, you always strike first and almost always knocking your opponent out in the same strike, gaining the reputation of 'First Strike'. But as you got exiled, your reputation diminished, but your skills never did. "Well here we have a fine specimen. But what is this lass doing here?" His lackeys burst into laughter as if they had shared a well said joke. You stood your ground, trying to buy the villagers as much time as possible. He shot a glare at his lackeys and the almost immediately shut up. He then turned his attention back to you and smiled. "So what is your business in this humble village." The bandit smirked and mockingly bowed. 'They better be ready.' "Hey I'm talking to you!" 'For I won't be responsible for anything.' You swing your hand down, creating a ring of your offensive zaiphon. The bandits backed off, but you advanced and took three down with one swipe. You then swung your other arm and activated another ring of offensive zaiphon, making the two rings of zaiphon look like an 'X' in front and behind you.

You smirked as you saw their shocked faces. Soon you had knocked all of them out. Or at least all of them that you could see. You sighed and turned, meeting the chest of someone. You grunted and pushed on the chest only for hands to lock you in place. You squirmed as a chuckle erupted from the person holding you down. "All it took was your guard to be down for a split second." The male buried his nose into your head and took a whiff of your hair. Annoyed, you stepped down on his covered foot with the heel of your boots. He yelped, but held onto you tighter. Not your desire outcome. You sighed and made a sound of annoyance. You then kicked his foot from under him, causing the both of you to tumble to the ground. While he braced for impact, you bent your arm and landed with your elbow gutting him. He yelped and let you go, allowing you to jump back a few feet.

You looked over at him and saw that he was having trouble even standing. With cold eyes, you loomed over the male and kicked him, knocking him out almost instantly. You walked away from the scene. The look of fear etched in your brain as if it were a bad itch that just couldn't go away. You turned to your right and saw villagers flinching at your gaze. A hand on your shoulder brought you out of your trance. You turned and saw Ouka, smiling at you. You hugged her, allowing your tears to spill like a waterfall. "It's ok. It's over. Now lets get back to helping these people." Ouka said soothingly while patting your back. With tears still in your eyes, you shook your head.

"They are afraid of me. I can't help them like this." You pulled back and sniffed. Ouka shook her head and brought you over to a house. The lady from before shocked, but grateful, smiled as she allowed you entry into her house. Ouka led you into a room and sat you down. You furiously rubbed at the tears in your eyes. Finally giving up, you buried your face into your sleeved forearms, your ragged breaths the only thing resounding in the empty room. Soon tiny arms hugged your right bicep. You flinched and rubbed your eyes before looking up, only for Ouka to hug you from your front, and the lady to hug you from your left. You looked over to your right and saw the child from before when you were healing him. You raised your gaze and saw another child hiding behind a cloth partition. Suddenly you were not sure if the child hugging you was the same child as the one you were healing.

Once the child had met your gaze, she hid behind the partition again. The child that was hugging you looked up and followed your gaze. When his eyes landed on the other child, who you assumed was his sister, he let go of you to pull her over. Ouka let you go to look over at the commotion. The lady smiled and motioned both of them over. They slowly walked over. The lady put her arms around the two when they approached. "These two angels are my children. Ren," The lady motioned to the boy who waved his hand and ran to hug your arm again. "...and Reina." She motioned her hand to the child who clutched onto her clothes for dear life. You smiled and pat her head. Ren let go and got in your face.

"Are you staying?" You looked over at Ouka and she chuckled. You smiled and looked back to Ren. You pat his head and explained that you couldn't. Sad, Ren let it go. An engine was heard, and you were back on alert. Getting everyone to stay put, you walked out. Wind whipped your face while carrying debris with it. A hawkzile came into your limited vision as you squinted and covered your eyes with your hands. Upon landing, the wind whipped harder. Causing you to almost run back to the house so as to not get hit by the now swept up sand. The engine began to cool down, signalling that the electricity was cut and that the hawkzile had landed. You put your hand down and stared in front of you. A figure emerged. You tensed, ready for an attack.

"(L/N) (Y/N) I assume?" A male voice rang out from the dust cloud. Hunching over a little, you stood in wait as he walked forward. "Need I ask the question again?" His voice rang, sharper this time. The figure seemed to stop as you eased up a little. The dust settled and you could see his features. You placed your hands at your side, thought alert to his every movement. You crossed your arms and assessed him.

"What's it to you?" You stood your ground as he advanced. A gasp could be heard from behind you. You assumed it was Ouka, but was terribly mistaken when the child came running to you. You would have thought he was here to pull you back to the house, but instead he smiled at the male. Another presence made its way to you. Upon reaching, you realised it was Ouka. You passed the boy to Ouka and returned your gaze to the male in front of you. "So what is your business knowing my name?" You were surprised as he grabbed your arm and dragged you towards his hawkzile. "Unhand me!" You yelped and tried to pull away from his tight grip.

"Sister!" You could hear Ouka calling to you. You looked back at her hand held a hand out, stopping her from coming after you. Only when you were hauled onto the hawkzile did she start running in the direction of it. But by then, you were strapped down and the hawkzile had already taken off. All you could do was shout to Ouka as you saw the lady from before pulled her back from the forming dust cloud. You glared holes into the back of the man's head as the hawkzile gained altitude.

The next time you were released, you found yourself in the military. Though treated well, you always devised ways to rebel and try your luck at getting out of the place. But for every attempt you had, he was always there. Katsuragi of the Black Hawks. Damn him, messing with all your plans. After a while you lessened your attempts to escape. As you looked to the door, he would sometimes walk in to talk to you. The two of your grew close, though he was the one that brought you here in the first place. You laughed together, cried on him, and even had idle talk with him. Finally a day came. "Well (Y/N) the actual reason we took you in was to add you into the Black Hawks."

Shock was an understatement. You worried over how your sister would fare if you were not around the house. Before you even spoke your mind, a door opened. Katsuragi moved to the side after heaving a sigh. "I would like to welcome you into the Black Hawks Ms. (L/N)." A male in the closings of the military said with his hat on his purplish hair, shadowing his eyes. You were about to protest, when clothes were draped over your head. "I expect to see you soon." The male walked away and closed the door behind you. Katsuragi sighed and walked into your line of sight again. Right after a peck lay on your lips. Euphoric? Or terrified? You did not know which you felt as you trembled.

"Take some time. But don't make the

Wrong Decision."

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Well this was longer than expected...

~lover of fiction