Kise Ryouta

Vash wasn’t a stranger to discomfort. Phantom pain in his limbs, aching scars, and other minor injuries that take time to heal. And not so minor ones that became the achy scars. The heat between his legs was a new sort of discomfort. One he wasn’t sure how to describe it. He had a guess to what it was. He was, after all, a Plant who had spent most of his time curious about humans, loving humans despite their flaws.

So, he sort of knows what was going on and even has a good guess as to why, even if the exact reasons were a mystery that would likely never be solved. And he really couldn’t focus on it because he had to take care of Nai.

Less take care of and more wrangle with his twin, because somehow, he was healing faster than him. Of course, Nai said it was because he didn’t need food and rest. Which was unfair to say because Vash didn’t need that much food and rest. At least, not compared to a human, but any he might need must seem like a lot to Nai.

Blowing out a sigh, Vash continued to fiddle with his prosthetic until he got it so he could move its fingers again. It wasn’t perfect, but it was better than nothing. He stood and looked around, hoping his twin hadn’t walked off in huff and gotten himself lost. Neither of them was up a hundred percent. It wasn’t that he didn’t trust his brother couldn’t take care of himself. Quite the opposite, he was worried that if there were any humans around, wherever they were, Nai would kill them.

“Nai,” he called out as he walked out of the cave they had been sheltering in the last few days since their fight, since their birthday. “Hey, Nai, where – ah, there you are.”

That heat between his legs became even more intense and he stifled a whine. Something about Nai was making it more... well, more. But like hell he was going to share that with his brother. He knew Nai would take any advantage over him. “You okay, night’s falling and it’s going to get cold.”