Demons and reapers
- Locked due to inactivity on Aug 4, '16 4:37pm
Thread Topic: Demons and reapers
-
Vincent put the phone down "do you know where Toshiro is?
-
Laurence shook his head.
-
Vincent hummed softly "I hope he hasn't gotten himself kidnapped again
-
" He hasn't he's still away doing whatever it is that he does" Laurence yawned before falling asleep in vincents lap leaning back into him.
-
Vincent chuckled softly before he heard something crash in to the back door and it got very cold. A few seconds later he heard toshiro and a little girl. "Get off me!"
"But shiro neliel is bord!"
"Go bother ichigo and leave me alone then!"
" but shiro ichy is with grimy and they won't let me play with them!"
"I don't care! And stop calling me shiro! -
Laurence woke up " Shiro shut up I'm trying to sleep!"
-
Vincent chuckled softly and he started getting up to she what was going on as toshiro stormed inside with a little girl with green hair and a broken hollow mask on her head trailing behind "but shiro you let laury call you shiro!" She said and toshiros eye started twitching
-
( Who is she)
" That's because I don't give him a choice and I'm taller than he is" Laueence purred as he flicked his tail. -
She's an arrancar like Grimjow but she is literally like five years old-pic-
Neliel started crying "but shiro is meen and he won't play with neliel! -
" Shiro stop being mean" Laurence called " Or ills end out that photo with you being a. Literal bitc-h-"
-
Toshiro blushed slightly and he sighed "fine, you can call me shiro" he grumbled. Neliel instantly stopped crying and she tackled toshiro to the ground "yay!
-
Laurence smirked " Good boy Toshiro good boy" he teased." woof"
( and then Vincent pulls his tail) -
Toshiro glared at him and froze his tail "I'm not a dog!" He growled. Neliel saw Vincent and tackled him "scarwy person!"
-
-
Fail)'
Laurence smirked " You have the ears and tails of a puppy" he grinned as he melted the ice with the magic of friendship.
This thread is locked, therefore no new posts can be made.
