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Krimson
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2010
Ryuu Yamazaki was an average guy in his twenties. Average, in the sense that he lived in a modest home, made a modest living off of commissions and art sales, and was quite the easygoing, agreeable follow. His looks, however, was decidedly handsome. Black hair kept short, the bangs lending him a boyish charm. His eyes were an unusual shade of red, a fact that his favorite jacket called attention to. He was tall for a twenty-something, and would have been quite lanky if not for all the martial arts he engaged in. In spite of all his training, his form was not particularly intimidating at first glance. At least, not whilst clothed. Even a brief touch upon his body would reveal a different story, as every inch was lined with hard, compact muscles.
Today, Ryuu wrapped up this work early, letting the canvas air-dry in his studio as he busied himself around his home, making sure everything looked neat and tidy. As neat and tidy as a bachelor's pad could look, anyhow. He wasn't a messy guy, but hardly the most neat one. Setting out a bowl of fruit, wiping the table...trying his best to make his home presentable to his guest. Today was the day that his first exchange guest would arrive. Ever since the government passed the Interspecies Cultural Exchange Act three years ago, monster girls have became a part of human society. In three short years, a lot of progress have been made and a lot of differences bridged, but monster girls still remained relatively rare on the streets. There were still misunderstandings, as the way these girls lived back at home were often very different from the way humans lived. But still, society was improving.
As an open-minded guy, Ryuu wanted to help the process along. And that's why he signed up for the exchange program, offering up spaces in his home for exchange guests. The government deemed him such a good citizen that it decided to approve him for three girls, which he was perfectly happy with. The more the merrier. He was going to do his darnest to help his new guests make fond experiences in human society.
Today, Ryuu wrapped up this work early, letting the canvas air-dry in his studio as he busied himself around his home, making sure everything looked neat and tidy. As neat and tidy as a bachelor's pad could look, anyhow. He wasn't a messy guy, but hardly the most neat one. Setting out a bowl of fruit, wiping the table...trying his best to make his home presentable to his guest. Today was the day that his first exchange guest would arrive. Ever since the government passed the Interspecies Cultural Exchange Act three years ago, monster girls have became a part of human society. In three short years, a lot of progress have been made and a lot of differences bridged, but monster girls still remained relatively rare on the streets. There were still misunderstandings, as the way these girls lived back at home were often very different from the way humans lived. But still, society was improving.
As an open-minded guy, Ryuu wanted to help the process along. And that's why he signed up for the exchange program, offering up spaces in his home for exchange guests. The government deemed him such a good citizen that it decided to approve him for three girls, which he was perfectly happy with. The more the merrier. He was going to do his darnest to help his new guests make fond experiences in human society.