Jujutsu Kaisen x reader

Ryomen Sukuna X reader (fluffy)

"Do you believe in soulmates, my Lord?"

"Hah?Sukuna grumbles out as he flicks his beady red eyes over at Uraume, who was curiously scanning their eyes over a scroll clutched in their hands. At the moment Sukuna, the King of Curses, was enjoying an evening in his study. Beside him, like always, is his trusted aid and devoted follower, Uraume. It is not uncommon for Sukuna to have his most dedicated follower by his side, as the former-monk-turned-Curse-User had proven themselves to be a loyal follower of his. It was because of this loyalty that Sukuna decided to hear them out instead of blasting their head off their neck for asking such an absurd question. "What brought upon this, Uraume?"

Wordlessly Uraume walked towards the towering man, keeping their eyes downcasted out of respect as he held the scroll out for Sukuna to inspect. Sukuna's four red eyes glanced downward to read the text before him, a neutral expression on his face even as he got deeper into the lore that is 'soulmates'.

In a world where Curses and monsters roam about freely, it is no surprise that the entire idea of soulmates came to be as well. Whether it was because of the story of the dying lovers making one final vow to find each other in the next life, or how 'God' had wanted to give humans some hope as they traversed through the evils and stresses of being a mortal human - however you interpret the story, the ending is always the same.

That if you open your heart to the world, you might find the other half that completes you.

"The entire idea is not far-fetched in our world, but the stories surrounding it make it sound so childish," Sukuna admitted after finishing the end of the scroll, not necessarily dismissing it, nor sounding interested in finding the truth about something as insignificant as this. If he was being honest, he was not against the idea - Sukuna believes that everything in this world is worth studying if there is some substance behind it. And no matter how cheesy he may find the entire 'soulmates' to be, he is not against it. "But to be fair - the entire idea of you meeting that one person is one in a million chances. That's more of the issue here than how the lore began."

"I think that it's a nice thought to have. That someone out there is made only for you," Uraume admitted quietly as they turned the scroll to face them once more, Sukuna following their movements with a curious raise of his brow. Uraume just gave him a soft smile and shook their head, bowing their head in apology for thinking out loud in his presence.

Even as Uraume left for the night Sukuna still sat on the comfortable cushion in his study, eyes scanning away from the swimming words on his scroll to watch the moon outside. His ruby red eyes held confusion, yet there seemed to be a gleam in there that reflected off the moonlight. If you squint a little, it might even look like longing.

"Soulmates, huh...?"

"'Kuna, look!"

The same red eyes that were staring out at the moon on that fateful night snapped back into reality, their gaze turning away from the lantern that was hanging above the grand throne room towards the woman by his side. She was dressed in a beautiful kimono, the design on the fabric printed in such vivid detail that it looked like the cranes were flying across the fabric with each one of her movements.

Said woman was currently holding up what seemed to be a ball of black fluff; bright green eyes looking up at the King of Curses in confusion whilst its pink nose twitched curiously. The King of Curses raises a confused eyebrow back in response before he turns back to face the smiling farmer standing before his throne, recalling who he was almost immediately.

"Ah, Kaede-san," Sukuna greeted, the older man bowing his head respectfully in response. "Good day, my Lord," He greeted before he straightened his back once more, resting both his hands on his wooden walking stick as he glanced over at you, where you were completely enamored by the bunny in your arms. "I am glad that My Lady has found her brand new companion from one of my litter."