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[#011] Bona Fide Removal (Kamen Rider Kiva)
Theme Prompt: Handle With Care
Title: Bona Fide Removal
Fandom: Kamen Rider Kiva
Rating/Warnings: G. While this is AU, it does mention events that do happen in mid-late canon.
Bonus: Yes
Word Count: 470
Summary: Taiga rescues Wataru from what she considers a dangerous situation. (AU where Taiga is female instead of male, and canon events played out a little differently.)
The last thing Taiga wanted to see was Wataru being so miserable. He was balled up on his couch, as if to hide from the world, a mask over his face as his eyes scrunched shut as if that would make everything better.
Well, that and the traps he'd placed to make sure that nobody came near him, as if he was dangerous. It was the humans that were dangerous, for all that they were food. They'd tried to kill him for being Fangire, proving her point that they weren't to be trusted.
She would make him safe, take him away from this world that wanted to hurt him. He himself had been hurt, and she didn't want him to lash out at her, which was exactly what he might do.
"Wataru," she said softly. She tried to smile for him, tried to make him understand that she was there to rescue him. He opened his eyes, and she could see that they were bloodshot and red rimmmed, so ugly, so unlike the beautiful red and gold pattern she'd seen on his face ever so briefly. "I'm taking you home."
That made him stand up, which would have been a relief if he hadn't been edging away from her and shaking his head wildly. He was still reacting, not thinking. Suddenly, a bat shape flew in between them - a Kivat, Wataru's Kivat, the one that probably had raised him.
"He's not going with you," the Kivat said, sternly and steadily.
"He's my little brother," she snapped. Wataru needed gentle handling; the Kivat didn't. "I am responsble for him." Their mother was still alive, but it didn't matter. She was a traitor, and so it fell to Taiga to take care of Wataru on top of her other duties. "I will take him with me. I am King."
The sound Wataru's Kivat made told her his opinion of the whole situation - not that it mattered. She had to protect her precious little brother, even if Wataru didn't want it at the moment.
He'd understand eventually.
Taiga swatted the Kivat out of the air and grabbed hold of her little brother. One bit of concentration later, and they were behind the house. Taking a deep breath, she teleported again - this time to where her people were waiting. Wataru didn't resist, as if what little fight he had had been leeched out of him when she'd swatted his Kivat away.
He'd be fine, with rest and Life Energy, she told herself as she folded him into the back seat of the car. Yes, he would. He'd understand, he always had.
And if there was some difficulty, some resistance? That didn't matter. Only her family, her precious baby brother, did.
Title: Bona Fide Removal
Fandom: Kamen Rider Kiva
Rating/Warnings: G. While this is AU, it does mention events that do happen in mid-late canon.
Bonus: Yes
Word Count: 470
Summary: Taiga rescues Wataru from what she considers a dangerous situation. (AU where Taiga is female instead of male, and canon events played out a little differently.)
The last thing Taiga wanted to see was Wataru being so miserable. He was balled up on his couch, as if to hide from the world, a mask over his face as his eyes scrunched shut as if that would make everything better.
Well, that and the traps he'd placed to make sure that nobody came near him, as if he was dangerous. It was the humans that were dangerous, for all that they were food. They'd tried to kill him for being Fangire, proving her point that they weren't to be trusted.
She would make him safe, take him away from this world that wanted to hurt him. He himself had been hurt, and she didn't want him to lash out at her, which was exactly what he might do.
"Wataru," she said softly. She tried to smile for him, tried to make him understand that she was there to rescue him. He opened his eyes, and she could see that they were bloodshot and red rimmmed, so ugly, so unlike the beautiful red and gold pattern she'd seen on his face ever so briefly. "I'm taking you home."
That made him stand up, which would have been a relief if he hadn't been edging away from her and shaking his head wildly. He was still reacting, not thinking. Suddenly, a bat shape flew in between them - a Kivat, Wataru's Kivat, the one that probably had raised him.
"He's not going with you," the Kivat said, sternly and steadily.
"He's my little brother," she snapped. Wataru needed gentle handling; the Kivat didn't. "I am responsble for him." Their mother was still alive, but it didn't matter. She was a traitor, and so it fell to Taiga to take care of Wataru on top of her other duties. "I will take him with me. I am King."
The sound Wataru's Kivat made told her his opinion of the whole situation - not that it mattered. She had to protect her precious little brother, even if Wataru didn't want it at the moment.
He'd understand eventually.
Taiga swatted the Kivat out of the air and grabbed hold of her little brother. One bit of concentration later, and they were behind the house. Taking a deep breath, she teleported again - this time to where her people were waiting. Wataru didn't resist, as if what little fight he had had been leeched out of him when she'd swatted his Kivat away.
He'd be fine, with rest and Life Energy, she told herself as she folded him into the back seat of the car. Yes, he would. He'd understand, he always had.
And if there was some difficulty, some resistance? That didn't matter. Only her family, her precious baby brother, did.
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