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The Art of Sushi and Ryuunosuke (Shinkenger)
The Art of Sushi and Ryuunosuke
by Estirose
c 2009
Takeru sat back and watched as Genta taught Ryuunosuke the fine art of making Sushi. Or rather, tried to teach Ryuunosuke the fine art of making sushi.
Ryuunosuke was many things; a fine actor, a great fighter, an honorable samurai. But while he wasn't on Mako's level, Ryuunosuke was no great cook. Still, Genta was trying, and Ryuunosuke, if a bit flaily, was doing his best to follow Genta's lead.
Takeru firmly believed that Ryuunosuke could do anything he wanted if he put his mind to it. Ryuunosuke had the drive, and the dramatic personality to go with it.
But as Ryuunosuke dropped the sushi he was working on, Takeru could do nothing but smile a small, private smile.
by Estirose
c 2009
Takeru sat back and watched as Genta taught Ryuunosuke the fine art of making Sushi. Or rather, tried to teach Ryuunosuke the fine art of making sushi.
Ryuunosuke was many things; a fine actor, a great fighter, an honorable samurai. But while he wasn't on Mako's level, Ryuunosuke was no great cook. Still, Genta was trying, and Ryuunosuke, if a bit flaily, was doing his best to follow Genta's lead.
Takeru firmly believed that Ryuunosuke could do anything he wanted if he put his mind to it. Ryuunosuke had the drive, and the dramatic personality to go with it.
But as Ryuunosuke dropped the sushi he was working on, Takeru could do nothing but smile a small, private smile.
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(I have quite the love for Shinkenger, and thus am very happy to see a bit of writing for it.)
I can so see this happening, too!
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