One-Eyed-Prince

“Oi, that’s the new flower shop that opened last week, isn’t it?” Upon hearing Shirazu’s voice, Haise blinked and turned his head to face the same direction of the male. His brown eyes caught sight of the small building a little ways away from them, painted a pretty light purple and creamy white. Rows of pots with colorful plants lined the windowsills, glowing radiantly as the afternoon sun bathed them in light. “Oh, that’s right.” Haise replied, glancing down again at the book in his hand as they neared the shop, “Why? Have you been waiting for it to open?” “Tch! As if!R

King strolled the grounds of Proxy High. The school day had ended, and students were enjoying the afternoon sun before the weekend set in. Scanning over the courtyard, King noticed a few of their friends were missing. He sighed, realizing that more than a few students had already moved on with their lives. They didn't need high school anymore. Meanwhile, he and Oath were stuck here, playing hall monitor to kids with mental problems. After successfully avoiding yet another proxy falling out of a tree, a girl with long dark hair bumped into him. "Oh! Sorry, Oat-" she saw King's eyes and corrected herself. "King." "Thought you never leave your d