These are humans...? (Yandere KNY X OC Reader)

Meeting The Lord Of Demons

Lynn's pov

We continued to walk through the town. The sun was now out. Tanjiro-Kuns face had woven into a frown a while back. I knew the maroon haired kid was thinking of Muzan Kibutsuji. 'I don't see what makes him so angry. This demon lord, just does what all leaders do. He hunts humans for survival, and teaches his demons to respect those above them. He even organized, and built a whole system called the, "twelve Kizuki". I don't see what the big problem is. Though, since these demons give me strength when o fight them, I won't complain.' (You can just tell how messed up her home world is by the way she thinks this is normal).

Tanjiro-Kun and my crow landed on our shoulders individually. "Head to a city called, "Asakusa Tokyo" now!" Tanjiro-Kuns crow screeched in our ears. My crow was a lot more polite and told me to follow Tanjiro-Kun to the same city. "Rumor has it that a demon is learning around there!" Tanjiro-Kuns bird finished with a caw. "Another mission already?" Tanjiro-Kun looked shocked. "Seems so," I replied coldly. "Can't we take a short break?" He asked his crow. "There is no time!!" The crow then began shaking his shoulders in an attempt to get him to move forward. The two only bickered for a few seconds longer as I had to force my laughter down. 'This reminds me of Ashley and Yurì when we ah e to stay on the move.'

(Time skip)

We were currently at this HUGE town. It had buildings that were almost as tall as the Moonset palace. 'And I thought the Aadhira lands had huge buildings!' There was much glass in the buildings. What set me on the edge though, was the disurbigb amount of people. 'It's like there's a whole army here!' The thought sent shivers down my spine; I unknowingly shuttered. "It'll be ok Lynn," Tanjiro-Kun attempted to console me.

Something large moved behind means I jumped in fright. I looked around to see that it was just one of those train things that Urokodaki-San had told me about. "Everything about this place is so threatening." I related to Tanjiro-Kun. The crowd was so large and moved so fast, I couldn't search everyone at the same time for weapons. I sensed something threatening in the group and proceeded to have a panic attack. Tanjiro-Kun noticed Thai and fraintically began looking around for something. I didn't pay attention to what it was, as I proceeded to cave in on myself.

'So much noise,' I thought panicking, 'so many threats of danger. 'So many opportunities to kill me. I'm not strong enough to take them all on surely. Especially if they have weapons.' I was so stressed, I hadn't noticed that Tanjiro-Kun had moved me to a bench farther away from the crowd. That was, until I felt his hand rub my back to console me. "Do you want to get some Roman?" Tanjiro-Kun asked politely, "I know it's late out, but I saw a Roman shop on the way here." I nodded slowly, 'maybe some food will take my mind off of the mortifyingly large crowd.'

Upon arrival, I saw a cart with a guy at the side of it. He looked to be doing something, smoke then came out of his mouth. 'Is this guy human?! There's smoke coming out of his mouth; does that mean he's secretly a dragon?!' He had on a yellow and black striped shirt. With light gray pants that had on black shoes that only reached the ankles. He looked at us for a few seconds, his eyes squinted in a way that I couldn't make out the color of his eyes.

Can I get a bowl of udon please? And can the woman beside me get some Roman?" Tanjiro-Kun asked while Nezuko-Chan leaned her head on my shoulder, half asleep. "Of course!" The man replied enthusiastically. We both sat down on the bench to the side of the cart and awaited our food. The sound of the man chopping away at some vegetables came from behind me.

"I've never been to a place like this," Tanjiro-Kun stated, trying to start a conversation. "I haven't either.. it's mortifying.. since I've gotten here, everything's been so new. At first.. it was exciting... but now it's....." There was a long pause before I finished. "Scary.. every time I expect something, the opposite happens.. I've always trusted my instincts, but here.. my instincts are almost always wrong.." I vented out to him. I then clenched my head, taking chunks of my hair in my fists, the frustration building up inside of me. Tanjiro-Kun paused for a second, just as surprised at my out bursts as I am. He then proceeded to pat my back, for once, I let it slide.