PURE LEVYAKUUU

Lowly commoner

Morisuke Yaku was a commoner in the Kingdom of Nekoma. Specifically, he was a baker. He was irritatingly short, but he managed. He absolutely hated when people made fun of it, though. It always sparked insecurity, and he hated that feeling. Morisuke was quite stubborn with his opinion, and changing his mind was difficult when it was made up.

Yaku had short, blonde hair and brown eyes. He was quite attractive for a commoner. He was rather muscular, despite being a baker. He always smelled nice as well, due to being around sweets all the time. His smile was truly enchanting if you ever paid attention to it.

The particular region he lived in was ruled by someone called Queen Alisa. However, she had a younger brother named Lev, still simply having the title of Prince. In Yaku's opinion, that guy was a complete and total moron. Anyone he really talked to seemed to agree. These people included Sugawara the Winemaker and Terushima the Blacksmith.

Despite his schedule being rather busy, there was a village meeting being called soon. He was quite unsure why, but he was planning to ask Suga after he closed up his business for the day. The winemaker seemed to have the answers for a lot of things, and never usually made fun of Yaku's height. Sure, he was drunk more often than not, but you could expect that from a winemaker.

Yaku opened the door to where Suga worked, and surprisingly, he was sober. Was the meeting really that special? It wasn't made out to be anything other than the news with someone specific. Considering he knew everyone who lived in this town since he was a kid, he highly doubted that it would be anyone special. "Hey. Suga, any idea what today's meeting's about? Inuoka made it out to be a big deal."

Suga looked over and nodded. He seemed to know a lot more about these things, and Morisuke always had no idea how. He'd always made jokes that he could read the minds of people who actually knew about this stuff, and it amused him to think about. "Yeah, it's supposed to be about the Royal Family. The Prince, specifically. I don't have much information about what exactly it is, but I'm sure it's important. Well, we've all gotta wait and see, huh?" Suga replied, humming a bit.

Yaku nodded, processing the information for a second. What would that lanky moron would want with their town in particular? It wasn't anything particularly special. It was only known for his baking and Yamamoto's high-quality commissions.

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Lev Haiba was currently the prince of a place called Nekoma. His sister ruled alongside her partner, and Lev had been engaged for a while too. Specifically, to the heir of the Karasuno Empire: Shoyo Hinata. Sadly, their relationship didn't work due to Shoyo falling in love with another person. He'd been hurt by the betrayal, but stayed relatively civil about it, for once in his life.

Lev was pretty attractive as well, with silver hair and pretty green eyes. He was tall, and handsome in a way. He was kind of emotional and sensitive, which didn't go well with his.. relatively low intellect. He wasn't fit to run a kingdom by any standards, and he knew that. He wasn't even mad about it.

Now that he was over Shoyo, he needed to get back into relationships. All the princes he encountered seemed spoiled as hell or condescending. And so, he'd decided he wanted a commoner. He hadn't pinpointed a specific one yet, but he was going to search a few towns for one. He'd visited about three villages before, and nobody had really caught his eye. Now onto his fourth village, which Kuroo, one of his advisers, told him was known for their baker and blacksmith, with a nice winemaker as well.

This didn't sound very different from a few of the other villages, so his hopes weren't high. Kuroo had taken him to the village, and supposedly they had gathered everyone together in one place for him to look at. Nothing was particularly special with the group at first, before he'd made eye contact with someone he found to be kind of attractive. Blond hair that was short, and brown eyes that he could get lost in.