Childkageyama hikaye

Human! Reader x Ghoul Child ! Kageyama Tobio Word : Unconditional Definition : Not subject to any conditions Synonyms : Unlimited, Unhindered, Unimpeded Unconditional is such a strong word to use... especially is a cruel world like ours, where cruelty and deceit lies in almost every nook and cranny. However, this particular word can be used to describe a mother's love. In a world where humans and ghouls were constantly clashing, (Y/N), an 18-year-old was happy enough to not be involved with any part of her world by minding her own business, refusing to get out of the house after dark and staying in groups. Until she met a young 8-year old boy in one of them most unexpected way, that would have probably left the witness screaming her head off. She never expected to do what she did, it could have happened to anybody. However, she took the path less travelled by and...well, the rest is for you to find out. Note : I do not own any of the characters of Haikyuu! or Tokyo Ghoul. The only thing that belongs to me is the plot of this story. Seeing that it involves ghouls, there will be mention of blood and gore, but I am unsure on how violent it may be. I will still put it under mature content, just in case.

Random scenarios that I come up with. Some are a bit dark, so read at your own risk. Other than that, enjoy! I do take requests!

[All Rights Reserved] "I pooped my pants."Tobio said crying as Hinata gulped. "Kageyama why didn't you tell Hinata Senpai you needed to use the restroom?"Kōshi asked him and Kei just smirked. Ryu and Yū were laughing while Tadashi chuckled. Hinata picked up the boy in his arms and wiped his tears. "It's okay. Let's go help you." "A MISSION!"Samawara yelled running to him and he nodded then put his finger to his lips. He looked around then at the kids. "We have to be quiet or we will be caught." ----- After Hinata had failed his test, his mother decided to make him take care of kids at her friends day care. Little did he know, he was in one hell of a journey. submitted: may 9, 2021 completed: may 26, 2022