"Y/N!" "Oh hey Giyuu." •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Y/N and Giyuu's friendship is strong as usual. The two loved teasing each other, spending time with one another, and the two always had a thing for eachother. Both had intimate feelings for each other, but fear of commitment got into their wa...
Sanemi gets a new Butterfly Girl and she is eager to help... he doesn't seem to like her enthusiasm at first. Will the Pillar soften to Y/N? Will they get along? Finally, how will they manage their growing feeling? Sanemi x FemReader! No manga spoilers! The story does not follow the main storyline. I do not own Demon...
Warning: There will be spoilers from the Kimetsu no Yaiba manga! You have been warned. Almost 400 years ago, a man who was once known as Michikatsu Tsugikuni had grown up with a young demon slayer that he had grown feelings for. Despite his jealously for his younger twin brother, he did everything he could to impress...
- - - kibutsuji lived a near 1,000 years of disappointment; when someone such as himself was so perfect, what could ever match up to his expectations? - - - a Kimetsu no Yaiba: Demon Slayer fanfiction
After being one of the few to make it through the Final Selection, you finally become what you've always dreamt of, a demon slayer. Eager to start your missions, you're put with the Water Pillar, Giyuu Tomioka. Demon slaying was hard enough, but working with Giyuu is another problem.
There was nothing he could say to her. Because his friend was right, just like she usually was. They were young but the chances of them ever growing old were lower than just low. Maybe this would be the last time they'd see the sakura petals fall. Perhaps it was the last time he would see her alive. They were just...
CONTAINS SPOILERS OF ANIME AND MANGA 'An ugly girl from by the bridge To destroy what she couldn't reach Everyday she'd go and preach... That the blacksmith's daughter was a witch' The old song that every child liked to sing in her village, it's been passed from parent to child in every generation for hundreds of year...
