Love is blind
Disclaimer: Tactics is not mine and won't be mine.
Rating: G or K
Genre: Humor, general, slight romance
Pairing: Sugino and Moo
Warnings or notes: One shot, OOC-ness, grammar and other errors, very short (only 300+ words), pointless fiction.
This fiction is focused on Sugino and Moo as a pairing. The funny Sugino and cute Moo deserve more attention to me. :P There are hardly any fiction focused on them, so I think I should make one.
Hope you enjoy the little story here! (I mean to let you enjoy the shortness of the fic, actually. :P ) Do review please.
: Ready…Go :
Really. Sugino had no idea why he could do this…Feeding Moo with bugs and insects…just sounded perfect to this once mortal.
"Ah, Moo-chan, open your mouth," he chirped happily while feeding his so-called wife. In response, the cute little green demon opened her mouth and gulped the worm like eating a perfectly normal sausage.
The only thing was…the worm was alive until it was crushed in Moo's mouth. That sounded gross to humans. But, it never sounded gross to Sugino. At least, he did not feel disgusted at it now. In the past, when he was still human, he might have that emotion. But now, he was a goblin; he chose to be a tengu in the first place.
However, there was still no reason for him to be doing that. He even went as far as eating a bug for a change! It was just…his stomach could not stand it for being human for so long. The white tengu was going to try again soon. This time his target was the small cricket. It might be a good start.
Speaking of the blindness of love here…
"Moo-chan, can you feed me?" Sugino had requested. Perhaps with his wife's support, he could swallow the thing without fail. He opened his mouth wide and munched on the poor insect that Moo threw into his mouth.
After a few minutes, Sugino was throwing up. It seemed like Moo's support could not help him to eat that cricket. In vain, he tried to smile and asked Moo not to worry. But the green little goblin was actually not concerning over him.
She was saying 'you wasted such a good food!' if one translated her 'moo-s' correctly. And, Sugino had translated it wrongly, due to his stomach pain.
Poor Sugino vowed to take another try again, but this time…maybe he should try a cooked one, that is.
: The End :