Uruhaxaoi Stories

Prince Kouyou can see spirits but no one believes him. People think that the Prince is sick in his head because he speaks of people who's either dead or unseen. One day, while looking at the portraits in a room with his servants, he saw a particular portrait of a young black haired prince who had died long time ago at a young age. When he turned back to his servants, he asked: "If all this people had long died... Then why is that man standing amongst my royal court?" It is no longer surprising to hear the prince speak of such nonsense... But... Will they believe the prince? Or will they keep on believing he's mad...?

"Uruha, seemed to enjoy every passing moment he had with the vocalist. Grinning ear to ear like in every concert, played along with the vocalist's teases. That's only for fanservice's sake, he could understand."

Aoi and Uruha have been together for how long now~ and all Aoi does it Boss Uruha around or either ignoring him... making Uruha heartbroken~ Aoi tries his best to make Uruha not feel sad or not make him cry anymore...

- Unbewusst wanderte mein Blick weiter, zu demjenigen, der teilweise schuld an meiner Verfassung war. Insgeheim hatte ich gehofft, dass seine Aufmerksamkeit mittlerweile auf den anderen lag, doch nein. Entspannt saß er neben Ruki auf dem Sofa, aber statt dessen Ausführungen zu folgen, musterten mich seine dunklen Augen intensiv. Ein leises Lächeln umspielte seine Mundwinkel, rief Erinnerungen in mir hoch, die ich nicht haben wollte. Und nicht gebrauchen konnte. Besonders nicht jetzt. - (Auszug aus Kapitel 1) // Nach dem Motto, kein Alkohol ist auch keine Lösung und die Vergangenheit wird man nicht los, so muss Uruha mit seiner kämpfen.

Uruha and Aoi are breaking up and their experiences are shown through a series of poems.

Spotkanie po latach i niewyznana miłość.

17 to up the gazette meet to our black stone/black moral gazette toxic anni (attic). Aoi and uruha at sushi & ramen and ruki & reita at pizza kai and Aoi and uruha visit backstage at room from names liberty