Kira Yoshikage Monologue Novels & Stories

Damn, she’s something else. By the time I’m in my room, I’ve already peeled off the more formal button-down and tossed it on the bed. I dig through my wardrobe and pull out black athletic pants and a fitted tee, something I can actually move in. As I tug the shirt over my head, my eyes fall on the small black box on my dresser. Right. The new phone. I grab it, grin, and head out. *** I find Kira standing in a circle of female elders, nodding as one of them waves parchment around and talks animatedly about ceremonial rites. She looks up the moment I step into the room.

“Is that a good thing?” “I’m smiling, aren’t I?” Kira is the last to file out after all the elders, and as she goes, one of the elders starts a conversation with her. She would have come to offer a few words of encouragement…I guessed. Instead, she settled for a subtle nod, thrown in our direction, which I accepted. It was as subtle as could have been when you have a person who vehemently hated my choice ws engaging her in an emphatic conversation on how to foil my efforts to make Soraya my Luna.

“We’re not exactly in the US now, are we? What are you going to do? Arrest me? You can’t do that. I am your most valuable asset, and you need me. You won’t expose me either, so pipe down. You will take whatever insults I have for you from now on. Or you can go fuck yourself. Maybe I’m ready to die. I am sick and tired of being used by the likes of you. So make sure you’re careful around me. You never know what you could say that would set me off.” “I’m sure your bosses wouldn’t appreciate my sudden death.” Before he could say anything, I walked out of the room and went straight to my friends. “We’re leaving," I said to Sonya as Kira was taking a call. “What’s wrong?” She asked. “I suddenly d

Kira said before retreating into her little corner. “You know these days, you never listen.” I snapped. “Plus I’m too old for him… whatever this is, it’s purely one sided and just confusion. It’ll clear out soon.” I thought. “Yeah. I hear you… confusion indeed. And I can say whatever I want to say, Afterall I spent way too young lying here on the cold floor fading away. Now I can be myself again.” She muttered. I stood in the doorway of the meeting room, smoothing the sleeves of my shirt and dusting off invisible lint from my clothes. It was all unnecessary but my hands just wouldn’t stop fussing.

“So this is never going to end, huh?” Kira's hand clenched into a fist on the cabinet door. She took a deep breath, anger reddening her eyes, “I’ve said all I’ve got to say. If you still don’t believe me, then I’ve got nothing else to say!” “Did we meet somewhere a long time ago?”

“Not him. I already asked Jack, and he said he never threatened Richard with our father’s case. He even looked genuinely confused. I watched his face the whole time—he wasn’t lying.” Before we could delve deeper into that thought, a loud and deliberate clapping sound echoed through the room, sharp and mocking. We all turned in unison, our bodies tense. Kira. She strolled in slowly, that infuriating smirk permanently glued to her lips like war paint. She moved like she owned the place, like our panic was a comedy show she had front row seats for. “No weapon fashioned against me and my dad shall prosper,” she declared dramatically, raising her arms like she was giving a sermon to an invisible

She says while helping me get to my feet. She’s a head taller than I am, with the athletic build of a ballerina… but Yukihime is different. Instead of conforming to the rules of being a Vega, she rebels at every turn. Where Luna Umiko was poised and proper, Yuki serves to break down everything they have taught her. All while wearing bright pink. “No worries. Everything okay?” I ask as I pick up my handbag. “You seem pissed. Wanna talk about it?” “YUKI!” Kira calls her and she rolls her eyes before nodding her head, so I pull her towards the hidden cellar I once took Kira to.

Kira smirked as she found a new will to perform. If she arrived in the nineteenth century by falling into a big river, then she could go back by falling into the lake just like the princess. Why the hell did she even try to commit suicide? What sort of stupidity is that? So unbelievable. If she hadn't committed suicide then she wouldn't have been here. 'I think there could be a valid reason, Kira. Nothing happens without one.' Kira laughed. "Oh, look at the voice in my head. Feeling so smart. I guess you were probably the one who advised her to kill herself.'

Impossible' She thought to herself. 'You never know,' a voice retorts back inside her head, shocking Jade. It was Kira, her wolf. 'Look who decided to show themselves after ages' Jade remarks sarcastically. Kira just humphs at Jade and retreats back into her mind. They both fall into a peaceful silence after that. "But on a serious note, can I ask you something I have been dying to ask you" Violet suddenly speaks up again. "Sure" Jade says, wanting to know what Violet was so curious about.

--- That evening, Kira found me again. We sat near the edge of the clearing, away from the main crowd. The firelight flickered between us, casting soft shadows. Neither of us spoke at first. There wasn’t much to say. Not without risking the things we were both trying not to think about. “Do you ever imagine it?” she asked quietly. “What?” “The future.” I swallowed. “Yes.” Her gaze stayed on the fire. “I used to think about simple things,” she said. “Who I’d end up with. What kind of life I’d have. Nothing complicated.”