Wishes Do Come True [AkaKuro Fanfiction]

Wishes Do Come True

This is the story I wrote for the AkaKuro Shippers' Special Christmas 2015 KK Event on facebook. And this is dedicated to Chelsea Yulo! ^_^ (I originally posted this in ffn, and just posted it here now, because I'm too lazy to do it. lol)

Anyway, I hope you like it! On with the story~

Disclaimer: I do not own Kuroko no Basuke. Fujimaki Tadatoshi-sensei owns it. The only thing I own is this story.

I do not own the cover photo, either. (Just my lame editing skills lol) Credits go to their respective owners.

Warning: Grammatical errors, limited vocabulary, unbetaed :3

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Year xxxx.

It was the era when the supernatural creatures are hailed. Humans are a few levels below in the hierarchy.

Far from the outskirts was a hidden village– the village of Seirin.

Only a few from the outside knows of the existence of the secluded hamlet. Despite the people living in concealment, the town has had a long period of prosperity, since its beginning.

The fields bloom a luscious green, supplying the villagers with adequate rations every single day. On the rivers flow transparent, unsullied water where the people fetch all the potation they need. The forests were home to different wild animals where they hunt the supper that they will serve on the table.

Everything was perfect for everyone, except for one Kuroko Tetsuya.

Tetsuya was a male on his teens. He stands with average height. His hair and eyes a soothing sky blue, as blue as the skies, and his skin as pale as a porcelain doll's.

Ten years ago, he was adopted by the town chief– Kuroko Tsukito– and since then, he had taken the leader's family name. Despite Tsukito's blood not flowing in Tetsuya's veins, Tsukito treated Tetsuya like his own son. He was appointed to take upon Tsukito's role when the latter passes. Because of this, Tsukito's blood-relations scorned the young bluenette, but this was left hidden from his eyes.

Kuroko Hana, Tsukito's wife, hated the bluenette the most. Despite having been blessed with four offsprings, not a single one of them were able to succeed Tsukito, mainly, because of their gender. All of them were born female, and for that they were wholly involuntarily deemed unworthy to preside over their father's rule.

Hana always takes advantage of his husband's absence and works Tetsuya to the bones whenever the opportunity comes. Her daughters also make the young bluenette do all the chores and works they could think of, no matter how unnecessary or irrelevant those are. From plucking grass to heating the baths to hunting animals to make use of its skin, and whenever Tsukito catches their abuse, Hana would stand in front and reason that it was only meant to train Tetsuya's mind and body, so that he'll be able to lead the village well in the future. With this, Tsukito steps down and approves of his wife's mistreatment without him actually knowing Hana's real motive.

It was the same day for Tetsuya. His father was away to meet the neighboring villages' chiefs, and, as usual, his mother and his siblings ask him again of unreasonable things. The only difference for that day is that one of his mother's loyal aides was with him as he was tasked to hunt through the forest to satisfy his siblings' demands for high-quality fur.

How did it become unreasonable despite having been asked to do the same job a few times in the past? His siblings now demand white fur, and white fur means that it must come from the white foxes residing within the depths of the forest.