Ryo Sanada was very different from his four best friends. He was nothing like them. The only good thing about it was that he could go out into the daylight.
He couldn't eat solid foods, so he was never around whenever the others ate. But because he was never present during breakfast, lunch, or dinner, did his friends ever figure he wasn't like them?
If they did see right through his actions, wouldn't they have said something and confronted him?
Or were they keeping it secret and waiting for him to tell them whenever he was ready?
If that were so and they knew, then did that mean they accepted him?
If they didn't know but noticed he acted strange, different, should he tell them what he was anyway? They were his best friends, after all.
Ryo wondered why the armor of Wildfire chose him. Was it because it trusted him and knew he was one of the good immortal beings who wouldn't hurt a human?
The armor was created for humans to wear to protect the mortal world fromdemons, but he guessed his armor decided to change that.
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Ronin Blood
FanfictionRyo Sanada isn't like his four comrades and friends. The five have to fight a demon, and something bad happens. Will Ryo still be accepted, and how will the others fare with change?
