"A heroine worth disrupting the Heavens for… And a god worth all the trouble that comes with it." Drabbles of Yato and Hiyori moments inspired by the events of Yatori Week dedicated to them.

Yukine is busy enough guiding Yato to be a well-known god of fortune. The last thing he needs is a literal truckload of pumpkins.

Fifteen–year–old Iki Hiyori is killed in a bus accident, chasing a boy no one saw and whom she does not remember; Yato, a minor god, has unwittingly found himself his new Shinki. (Rewritten 2018)

The author answers a series of short prompts.

In a split second, Yato makes a dangerous mistake. Living spirits aren't supposed to be shinki.

in which Iki Hiyori and the Yatogami encounter each other hundreds of years ago rather than yesterday; in which he is known only as the magatsukami; in which she cannot seem to shake the certainty that she was always meant to meet him. (gorgeous cover art by eerna & leopah on tumblr)

"You've been a surprise from the start, little human girl. You've accomplished for a long time what most humans cannot, and straddled the divide between our world and your own. Perhaps you will shock us all again."

Every day she had written about Yato. Every day until she turns the page and his name is never mentioned again. Why? How? What does the passing of one day really mean? A mere 24 hours and the memory of Yato had dissolved into threads too thin to grasp, yet their unraveling had left an aching void where the memory of him had once been. Yatori. Explicit.

Seven drabbles for Yatori Week 2016

four entries for Yatori Week 2016

An AU centered entirely around Yato's odd habit of proposing to Hiyori. One-shot. Yatori. Written as a gift for soraspromise

the two of them dance a dangerous, vulnerable waltz between the near shore and the far…but he plays a game with himself, and for the few things she does forget, he creates new memories with her: better, richer. ones that sink so deeply into her that she'd have to forget her own identity to lose them altogether.

-Noragami Drabbles-

"Hey, you can't just ignore me because Hiyori won't talk to you." "Yuki, trust me. I'm dealing with it."

It was too late when Yato noticed the creature wearing her face was not the one he truly longed for. [An alternative outcome for the Izanami arc of the manga. Rated M just to be safe due to implied sexual themes. Also on AO3 under the same title.]

From that first day that they locked eyes, they should have known that their lives were only starting: his wishes would come true one by one and she'd choose the new wish of 'forever'. A collection of Yatori one shots in the manga universe. [There will be SPOILERS.]

Hiyori lounges on a certain poverty goddess's porch thinking about a whole other god entirely. Yatori one-shot. T because reasons although I could probably get away with K plus.

—A series of mysterious and brutal murders have been plaguing the countryside, and when Hiyori meets a strange boy in the forest, she can't help but wonder—is he the hero, or the killer? – [Warring States Period, AU]

Yukine is miserable, but it's worth it in the end. Yukine-centric, Yatori

...how bittersweet this would taste? Yato, Hiyori, and what's best for everyone.

There's a kid in the bathroom stall. He's curled on the floor, asleep or passed out with his forehead pressed against the toilet's base. In which Yukine is a runaway, Yato's homeless, Hiyori works at the local shelter, and it's the winter of the deepest freeze Tokyo's seen in thirty years.

Time was never an issue, that is, until he met her.

Yato and Hiyori discover that Hiyori's tail is…quite sensitive. Yato/Hiyori.

A filler-scene of sorts, based on the events of MANGA CHAP. 16. Fluffy, slightly angsty, FLUFF. Vignette. A spoonful of Yatori "sugar", if you will. COMPLETE.

"I wish…" she tapped her chin thoughtfully before her smile grew more mischievous. "I wish that you'd do something that I'd never forget."

Sasuke is back. Naruto has joined ANBU. Sakura is spending more time in the hospital than in the field. Team 7 struggles to redefine itself, because sometimes you don't know what you really want after all.